Arnold Schwarzenegger lament's end of son's romance with Miley Cyrus
The Terminator star, 77, is a proud father of five, and his eldest son, Patrick Schwarzenegger, 31, dated pop singer Cyrus, 32, from November 2014 until April 2015. The Party In The USA singer made quite the impression on the Schwarzenegger family - and Arnold had high praise for her while appearing on Watch What Happens Live on Monday. "She's a wonderful, wonderful girl and human being. She came up to Sun Valley when we were skiing up there, and she was just a wonderful house guest. We just all loved her."
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40 minutes ago
- Daily Telegraph
'Disgusting': Mum reveals her son was uninvited to a birthday party after a late RSVP
Don't miss out on the headlines from Parenting. Followed categories will be added to My News. A mum says her child has been left heartbroken after he was invited to a birthday party. Only to be uninvited. Sarah shared her story on TikTok, revealing she 'honestly cannot believe' she even had to make the video in the first place. 'Put a finger down if one of your children got invited to a party, you text one of the parents on the invitation,' she begins. 'Bearing in mind it was a couple of weeks later because I'm crap at texting people to thank them for the invite.' The mother slammed the behaviour as 'disgusting' after her son was uninvited to a classmate's birthday party. Image: TikTok/ momof_4our RELATED: I'm asking my kid's teachers to do unpaid party admin "The parent lied" She explained how excited her son had been about the party and getting to spend time with his classmates outside of school. Only, the mother hosting the party responded with a text Sarah hadn't anticipated. 'They respond and say the party has now been cancelled,' she recounted. But that doesn't appear to have been true. 'This said party took place yesterday. All of my child's friends were texting him saying, 'Why aren't you at the party?' 'How come you're not here?' 'We wanna see you,'' she explained. Sarah and her son were hit with a cruel realisation. The party had gone ahead. 'The parent lied. Lied and said the party was cancelled,' she said. 'Why invite my child to a party if you're gonna pretend it's not on anymore? I just don't understand.' Want to join the family? Sign up to our Kidspot newsletter for more stories like this. "This is on you." As a result, her son was left feeling excluded and confused. 'They all go to the same school. What did you think was going to happen? My child was actually really upset yesterday and I think it's disgusting behaviour,' Sarah shared. The comment section was divided. Some sided with the host parent, arguing Sarah should have responded and RSVP'd sooner. 'Should have replied earlier. It's so annoying when parents don't text back for numbers and parents have to pay according to numbers. They probably meant your invite is cancelled because you didn't reply,' one commenter suggested. Another agreed: 'You replied weeks late. Maybe they felt bad saying they can no longer come so just said it's cancelled.' 'To be honest this is on you. It's infuriating that parents do not respond for weeks," a third added. RELATED: A mum skipped the RSVP: what she did next was pure entitlement However, others were quick to call the move cruel. 'Vileeeeeee! I'd [have] turned up at the party,' one parent said. 'That's not fair, like your son was never going to find out. People just need to be open and honest,' a second pointed out. One commenter even suggested confronting the mum directly: 'I would have had to text the mum and ask why she lied. I wouldn't be able to help myself." Originally published as 'Disgusting': Mum reveals her son was uninvited to a birthday party after a late RSVP text
News.com.au
3 hours ago
- News.com.au
‘Rip-off': Meghan Markle's pricey tea sparks outrage over cheap supplier
Meghan Markle has been branded 'Meghan Mark-up' after it emerged she is selling her herbal tea for three times the price. Meg's tea costing AU$17 for a dozen bags sold out within minutes of being restocked on her As Ever website last week. It can now be revealed that Meghan sourced her ingredients from American firm The Republic of Tea. But the company sells its comparable tea for between AU$17 and AU$21 for 36 tea bags – meaning Meg's offerings will set you back three times as much. Sources close to Meghan confirm Republic of Tea is her supplier but insist her blend is 'different' to what they offer. Royal expert Margaret Holder said: 'Customers are paying a considerable increase for Meghan's label. 'She is taking advantage of celebrity branding. But it's a case of Meghan Mark-up not Meghan Markle.' The Duchess restocked her Herbal Hibiscus Tea and Herbal Lemon Tea last Friday for AU$17 for 12 tea bags. They sold out within hours along with her AU$23 flower sprinkles and AU$43 limited edition orange blossom honey. But internet sleuths scoured the page source of the As Ever website tea and found the brand was listed as The Republic of Tea. Since it emerged online and on social media the brand has been changed to 'As Ever store'. The Republic of Tea sells a vast range of teas included one branded from Netflix show Bridgerton and ITV series Downton Abbey. Its headquarters are in California but factory is 2,000 miles away in Nashville, Illinois. As Ever has also launched its first alcoholic beverage with a 2023 Rose. The booze is set to be available from July 1 which has raised eyebrows as would have been Princess Diana's 64th birthday. Ex-palace spokesman Dickie Arbiter, speaking on The Sun's show Royal Exclusive, said: 'I don't think we should be surprised that anything she does and as far as bringing out a wine, it's going to sell for something like £20 or 28 US dollars (AU$43). It's a lot of money.' 'And if you're going to go into that sort of business, you've got to produce a lot of wine to make money. If her jam is anything to go by, it's going to be sold out in about ten minutes. 'How many bottles is she producing? Who's producing it? She's not a wine expert. So, you know why go into something that you probably know nothing about?' A spokesman for Harry and Meghan declined to comment. This comes as eagle-eyed royal fans have spotted a surprising blunder in Meghan latest Instagram post – despite the Duchess being praised for her 'attention to detail'. The photo, posted on the official Instagram page of her lifestyle brand appears to be a heartfelt thankyou to followers. But the image, believed to be taken in Meghan's kitchen in Montecito, California, seems to have accidentally revealed more than intended. At first glance, the post looks polished and charming. A handwritten note sits neatly in the centre of the picture on a marble work top, reading: 'You're beautiful. Full stop.' The note is surrounded by sprigs of thyme, two eggs, a rolling pin and scattered flour, with Meghan's hand peeking into the bottom left corner of the image. However, fans quickly noticed something that seemed out of place – a small black mouse cursor just above Meghan's hand on the left edge of the picture. The digital slip suggests the image may have been taken as a screen grab, rather than a fresh photograph. And, royal experts have claimed the Duchess is 'social mountaineering' herself to the top but has a lack of 'authenticity.' Their comments came off the back of the mum-of-two being interviewed by 'self-made' Emma Grede, co-founder of Skims with Kim Kardashian and podcast host for Aspire. The two women sat down for a chat, covering family life for Meghan and Prince Harry as well as her ventures after leaving the royal family. Speaking on The Sun's Royal Exclusive show, news commentator Samara Gill said: 'It was like the lack of authenticity in that interview was really palpable. 'Emma Greed, who was the interviewer, she's such a self-made East Londoner who actually really fought for what she has. 'She's really the brains behind a lot of big brands, the Kardashians etc, which is a little bit tawdry, but you know she really is someone who worked her way to be there. 'Meghan on the other hand really socially mountaineered her way to the top. 'So it's very difficult to take this authentic side that Emma was giving and this complete lack of authenticity that Meghan was showing in the interview, it was very hard to watch.' Royal author and broadcaster Hugo Vickers agreed, saying: 'The thing is, would nobody ever listen to Meghan Markle if it wasn't the fact she'd married Prince Harry?
News.com.au
3 hours ago
- News.com.au
Kevin Costner fires back at lawsuit from woman claiming she was forced into ‘unscripted rape scene'
Kevin Costner is fighting back against a lawsuit filed by stuntwoman Devyn LaBella, who alleged that she was made to perform a 'violent, unscripted rape scene' on the set of Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2 without her consent. In a statement obtained by Fox News Digital, Costner's lawyer, Marty Singer, refuted the claims. 'Ms. LaBella was doing a rehearsal on an Insert Shot for a scripted scene. There was no intimacy or anything sexual in the shot,' his lawyer said. 'There was tugging on a dress while she was fully clothed in a dress with long bloomers lying down next to a male actor.' Costner's lawyer continued, 'Numerous witnesses have contradicted Ms. LaBella's meritless claims.' His legal team additionally claimed that LaBella texted her supervisor after she wrapped, 'stating, 'Thank you for these wonderful weeks.'' 'We look forward to the swift end of this specious lawsuit,' the statement concluded. In a newly amended complaint filed Wednesday, June 18, lawyers for LaBella claimed a scene that was filmed on May 2, 2023, was shot without any stunt or intimacy co-ordinators on set, according to documents obtained by Fox News Digital. 'What happened to me on that set was a reckless violation — a breach of consent and of basic workplace safety. I was told to lie down, and without warning or rehearsal, another actor was brought in to simulate a rape on top of me,' LaBella said in a statement. 'My undergarments were exposed. I was left alone afterwards, overwhelmed and in shock. Compliance under pressure is not consent. Consent cannot be given after the harm has already begun.' She continued, 'Once the line is crossed, there is no real choice left to make. I spoke up immediately. And for that, I was met with silence, deflection, and efforts to discredit me. This case is not just about what happened to me. It's about a broken system that protects those in power and punishes those who speak out. It's about demanding change, not just for me but for everyone who deserves to work in safety and dignity. What happened on that set was wrong. Let it be known: I stood up. I told the truth. And I will never apologise for demanding the bare minimum — to be treated like a human being at work.' LaBella amended her lawsuit, which was originally filed in May. The recent filing included alleged text messages exchanged between LaBella and the film's intimacy co-ordinator the day after the alleged incident. 'I wanted to discuss yesterdays abomination when we both have a chance,' LaBella, 30, wrote in the message. 'I was put in a really wrong position and it's really affected me.' To which the co-ordinator replied, 'Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear this Devyn … Let's talk through it.' In another alleged text message listed in the amended lawsuit, LaBella wrote to the co-ordinator, 'Why was there no intimacy co-ordinator?' 'Why was a stunt double doing this non stunt work — especially given the sensitivity of it?' LaBella added, 'Who is gonna take responsibility for the abuse of power …' The dispute between Costner and LaBella comes after the stuntwoman claimed last month that she performed the unscripted rape scene without proper notice, consent or the mandatory presence of an intimacy co-ordinator while she was working on Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2. In the sequel film, LaBella was the lead stunt double for actress Ella Hunt, who played one of the Horizon movies' main characters, Juliette Chesney. Horizon: An American Saga is a four-part Western film series that was co-written, produced and directed by Costner, who also stars. In a complaint filed on May 27, 2025, and obtained by Fox News Digital, LaBella sued Costner and his production companies for sexual harassment, sexual discrimination, the creation of a hostile workplace environment and retaliation stemming from the alleged on-set incident. The lawsuit claimed that, 'On May 2, 2023, plaintiff Devyn LaBella, a female stunt performer, was the victim of a violent, unscripted, unscheduled rape scene directed by Kevin Costner.' In a statement to Fox News Digital at the time, Costner's lawyer emphatically denied the allegations made against his client, saying that LaBella's claim 'has absolutely no merit.' 'The impact of this impromptu work demand on Ms. LaBella has been profound, not only up-ending a career Ms. LaBella spent years building but leaving her with permanent trauma that she will be required to address for years to come,' the documents claimed. LaBella is suing for unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, and has requested a trial by jury. Per the lawsuit, LaBella began filming Horizon 2 in April 2023. According to the documents, there was another scene filmed on May 1, 2023, and LaBella and the actors previously rehearsed it with Wade and an intimacy co-ordinator. During the filming of that scene, the set was closed, and the intimacy co-ordinator was present. 'The scene 'wrapped,' and no issues were noted,' the lawsuit stated. Per the documents, LaBella was on set to film a 'non-intimate scene' the following day. The lawsuit alleged that Costner, who was present on the set, improvised additional scenes in which Juliette would be raped by a different character played by another actor. The new scenes required the actor to 'climb on top of Ms. Hunt, violently raking up her skirt,' the documents claimed. 'Due to the ad hoc and violent nature of the sudden script change request, along with the failure to secure a contractually required intimacy co-ordinator for the scene, Ms. Hunt became visibly upset and walked off the set, refusing to do the scene,' the documents alleged. In a statement at the time of the initial lawsuit filing, Singer told Fox News Digital, 'Our client, Kevin Costner, always wants to make sure that everyone is comfortable working on his films and takes safety on set very seriously. However, this claim by Devyn LaBella has absolutely no merit, and it is completely contradicted by her own actions – and the facts.' 'As a stunt performer on Horizon 2, the scene in question was explained to Ms. LaBella, and after she performed the rehearsal in character with another actor, she gave her Stunt Co-ordinator supervisor [Allen] a 'thumbs up' and indicated her willingness to then shoot the scene, if needed (which she was not),' Singer stated. Costner's lawyer also pointed to a text that LaBella allegedly sent to Allen, which was 'illustrated with happy heart emojis' and read: 'Thank you for these wonderful weeks! I so appreciate you! I learned so much and thank you again. I'm really happy it worked out the way it did to. Have a great rest of the shoot and yes talk soon!' 'The facts are clear, and we are beyond confident that Kevin will prevail,' Singer concluded.
