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5 days ago
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Kate Bosworth and Justin Long Welcome First Child
Yara Sameh Kate Bosworth and Justin Long have welcomed a baby girl. The couple had their daughter via a surrogate, according to a source. This is Bosworth and Long's first child. The 'Blue Crush' actress and Long met on the set of 'House of Darkness' in Arkansas in 2021. The couple began dating publicly in 2022 and got married at the Rockaway Hotel in Queens in 2023. The 'He's Just Not That Into You' star hinted about wanting to become parents in an Instagram post for Bosworth's 41st birthday in January 2024. 'One day our kids might ask me, 'Dad, why did you write sappy things about Mom on that old Instagram app? The one you won't let us use?',' he wrote after listing compliments about Bosworth. 'And I'll say, 'Well… because there are a lot of poisonous things on the Internet but your mom always inspires me to put good things into the world'.' He continued, 'Besides, I know reading those old posts touched her and made her smile. And I've been so blessed to have experienced so many fun, wondrous things in this life — things for which I'll never be able to properly express my gratitude — but of all those joys, touching your Mom and making her smile are my favorites.' 'They might say, 'Ew!' Or, 'Why?',' Long added, 'And I'd say, 'Because she completed all of your Dad's favorite love songs. Even ones he hadn't thought about since he was a kid. She's simply the best.' Bosworth responded to Long's Instagram post about their future children, which came with a video of their moments together over the year, saying it 'overwhelmed my cellular makeup.' 'Thank you for loving me with such goodness & generosity. What a life, what a big beautiful adventure. Wherever we are, with you, I am home,' she said. read more New Tourism Route To Launch in Old Cairo Ahmed El Sakka-Led Play 'Sayidati Al Jamila' to Be Staged in KSA on Dec. 6 Mandy Moore Joins Season 2 of "Dr. Death" Anthology Series Don't Miss These Movies at 44th Cairo Int'l Film Festival Today Amr Diab to Headline KSA's MDLBEAST Soundstorm 2022 Festival Arts & Culture Mai Omar Stuns in Latest Instagram Photos Arts & Culture "The Flash" to End with Season 9 Arts & Culture Ministry of Culture Organizes four day Children's Film Festival Arts & Culture Canadian PM wishes Muslims Eid-al-Adha News Israeli-Linked Hadassah Clinic in Moscow Treats Wounded Iranian IRGC Fighters News China Launches Largest Ever Aircraft Carrier Sports Former Al Zamalek Player Ibrahim Shika Passes away after Long Battle with Cancer Videos & Features Tragedy Overshadows MC Alger Championship Celebration: One Fan Dead, 11 Injured After Stadium Fall Lifestyle Get to Know 2025 Eid Al Adha Prayer Times in Egypt Arts & Culture South Korean Actress Kang Seo-ha Dies at 31 after Cancer Battle News "Tensions Escalate: Iran Probes Allegations of Indian Tech Collaboration with Israeli Intelligence" Sports Get to Know 2025 WWE Evolution Results News Flights suspended at Port Sudan Airport after Drone Attacks Arts & Culture Hawass Foundation Launches 1st Course to Teach Ancient Egyptian Language
Elle
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Elle
Kate Bosworth and Justin Long Quietly Welcome Their First Child
Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Kate Bosworth and Justin Long kept the early days of their romance relatively private, but over time, their relationship unfolded publicly from co-stars to spouses, and now parents. After meeting on set of House of Arkansas in Arkansas in 2021, the pair confirmed their relationship shortly after, followed by their engagement and marriage—all in under two years. In July 2025, they welcomed their first child together. Below, a full timeline of their relationship so far. Bosworth and Long met on set while filming a project in Arkansas. After wrapping, the actress posted a tribute to Long on Instagram, writing, 'Holy moly @justinlong you are a truly spectacular / fun / funny / kind / rare / thoughtful / totally. fckn. rad human being. 🌻 THANK YOU for lifting us up ... you kept it light & full of laughter daily, even through the toughest moments. You gnome how much I love ya 💛 (sorry had to ;)' Bosworth announced her split from filmmaker Michael Polish, her husband of nearly eight years. 'Our hearts are full, as we have never been so enamored and deeply grateful for one another as we do in this decision to separate,' she wrote on Instagram. 'What happens when we reach the end of something and realize … we are just at the beginning.' Long confirmed he was in a relationship during an episode of his podcast, Life Is Short. While talking about pizza toppings with his guest, Fortune Feimster, he shared, 'People have been saying [pineapple] lately and it's funny my girlfriend said that hers is—she loves the pineapple, too.' A source confirmed to Us Weekly that Long and Bosworth had been dating 'for a few months.' Later that month, the actor and podcaster showed support for Bosworth's new project Bring on the Dancing Horses, writing on Instagram Stories, 'So excited to watch @katebosworth in the INCREDIBLE-looking western #BringOnTheDancingHorses. Which you can apparently watch AT HOME.' The couple was photographed in a car together in Los Angeles, marking one of their first public sightings since romance rumors began. Long appeared on The Viall Files podcast, where he said, 'I had gotten to a place where I was comfortable with myself. I didn't know it at the time, but I was ready for the one. And the one, I met. I found.' Without naming Bosworth, he added, 'I want to [talk about it], but I also want to be protective. I want to scream it from the rooftops, but I also want to be protective. It's sacred.' Later that month, the couple was photographed kissing on a beach in Hawaii during a trip for a friend's wedding. In another podcast appearance on Chelsea Handler's Dear Chelsea, Long said of Bosworth, 'There's something about it, for me, that I feel like I need to protect and keep sacred because it feels sacred.' 'I've never had anything like this before,' he continued. 'I've never experienced this. So it's something I want to protect and keep, you know?' Bosworth posted a birthday tribute for Long: 'You were born today and the world lit up brighter than it had known and years later you met a girl who's life was disassembled / rearranged but you were patient and with time she fell in love now she has a glow (one that was forgotten long ago) she is so grateful *more than you'll ever know 💛 Happy Birthday @justinlong you make me smile so big my face hurts xx Thank you for creating peace in my heart since the day we met.' The couple traveled to Ireland together, and Long posted photos of their date at the pub. Long thanked Bosworth on Instagram for helping him prepare for his role in Barbarian, calling her his 'favorite acting coach + scene partner who ran lines with me and helped me feel so prepared for such a fun but demanding role.' Long revealed to People that he and Bosworth had been celebrating Halloween by watching a horror movie every night. 'We just love horror,' he said. 'It's really limitless, what you can do with that genre. I think that's what we really have been enjoying about it.' Bosworth posted, 'HAPPY THANKSGIVING 🧡🍂 So grateful for your warmth and safety and that bright beautiful ever glow @justinlong … you make life so much fun. xx.' To celebrate Bosworth's 40th birthday, Long wrote on Instagram: 'She is 40! 🥳💛🎂She is also the best part of my day, everyday—even when we're not together. She laughs with is going to write such a great inspiring book one day. She is my joy. She is my best friend. Happy Birthday HANSAAAY🎂🥳' The couple appeared at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party, where Bosworth wore a diamond ring on her left hand. She later posted on Instagram, thanking her glam team and referring to it as 'the most important manicure to date 😘.' Long and Bosworth confirmed their engagement on his podcast. Long explained, 'It was a moment where it just felt so organic and it felt connected to something very, very deeply, profoundly personal that we were going through, like, a real life change, and so it came out in a very organic way.' Long referred to Bosworth as his 'now-wife' during an episode of his podcast, recalling her visiting him while filming Barbarian in Bulgaria: 'I was there while I was like really falling in love with my we just had the most magical time.' Sources confirmed that Bosworth and Long got married in an 'impromptu and casual' ceremony at the Rockaway Hotel in Queens. A source told People, 'She knew that she never wanted a big wedding. She just cared about being married.' Long celebrated Bosworth's 41st birthday with a tribute: 'One day our kids might ask me, 'Dad, why did you write sappy things about Mom on that old Instagram app? The one you won't let us use?' And I'll say, 'Well…because there are a lot of poisonous things on the Internet but your mom always inspires me to put good things into the world.'' Page Six reported that Bosworth and Long welcomed their first child, a daughter, via surrogate. The couple has not commented publicly on the news.
Newsweek
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Bride-To-Be Excited for Vacation Wedding in 12 Hours, Then the Phone Rings
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A bride-to-be was preparing for her destination wedding, but, just 12 hours before takeoff, she received an earth-shattering phone call. Lauren Bosworth, from the U.K., posted a clip on TikTok (@laurenb4120) of her last day in the office before becoming a married woman. The 37-year-old was due to fly from London Heathrow to Cape Town, South Africa, where her fiance and his family live. From left: Lauren Bosworth walks down a pretend aisle in her office with paper confetti being thrown. From left: Lauren Bosworth walks down a pretend aisle in her office with paper confetti being thrown. @laurenb4120 The couple met while working in America in 2019 and later had a son together, but the COVID-19 pandemic and strict U.K. visa rules kept them apart for years. "I reunited with my partner for the first time in five years last July, [which was] also the first time he met his son," Bosworth told Newsweek. She was about to leave her office at 5 p.m. when her mom called. "My colleague picked up and told me my mom was in the hospital, [and] I assumed it was her," Bosworth said. "I picked up the line; her words to me were, 'Don't panic, but I'm in A & E [ER] … and he's covered in blood.' I immediately just went into mom mode." A colleague rushed Lauren to the hospital, where she saw her young son in a blood-soaked school shirt and a large white bandage wrapped around his head. "My heart just broke," Bosworth said. The wound was too large for stitches in the emergency department; due to his age, he had to be admitted to the children's ward to undergo surgery under general anesthesia the next morning—the day of Bosworth's flight. "I hadn't really had the time to comprehend the thought about missing a flight," she said. "It wasn't until my mum apologized and blamed herself for messing it up that it really hit me. Obviously, it was no one's fault, and these accidents happen." Bosworth informed doctors about their upcoming flight and promised to do everything they could to help them. At one point, she stepped outside the hospital to call her fiance in South Africa—and the weight of the situation hit. "There was a big possibility I would miss the flights and would not be going," Bosworth said. "I was so focused on making sure my little boy was OK that I couldn't quote comprehend or think clearly on what to do." As a single mother, the thought of losing the £2,000 [$2,740] flights was devastating for her. It would also cost a further £500 [$685] to change them. After a sleepless night in hospital—still in her work clothes—Bosworth waited for her son to come out of surgery. Her child, whom she asked to remain anonymous, needed 30 stitches. Once he was out of surgery and eating, her mom told her to go home and get ready just in case they could make it. Thanks to a flurry of support from hospital staff, the family was discharged just in time. They left the hospital at 4:45 p.m. and drove straight from their hometown in Leicester to London. "I honestly didn't think we would make it," Bosworth said. "It was a rush through check-in and security and they had to test his medicine, but we got on. [We were] absolutely exhausted, but we were going to make it." Bosworth was delighted to inform Newsweek that she is now a "Mrs." and her son will make a full recovery. "If anything, I think he is just more careful on stairs now," Bosworth said.
India Today
29-06-2025
- Business
- India Today
Meta snags more OpenAI talent after Sam Altman says his best people are not leaving
Meta is doubling down on its artificial intelligence ambitions, intensifying its hiring spree by luring a growing number of researchers from rival OpenAI. Over the past few weeks, Meta has quietly poached several high-profile AI scientists from OpenAI, including Lucas Beyer, Alexander Kolesnikov, and Xiaohua Zhai, all based at OpenAI's Zurich office. Trapit Bansal, a key figure in OpenAI's research team, also recently joined Meta. But this is not it. The Information revealed that four additional researchers, Shengjia Zhao, Jiahui Yu, Shuchao Bi, and Hongyu Ren, have also made the switch to Meta, adding further fuel to speculation about aggressive recruitment flurry of departures from OpenAI has drawn attention from across the tech industry, not least because of a viral claim made by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman that Meta was dangling signing bonuses worth up to $100 million to attract top talent. While Altman suggested that none of OpenAI's "best people" had accepted the offer, employees are moving to Meta in just a blink. At an all-hands meeting held shortly after Altman's remarks went public, Meta's Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth addressed employee questions head-on. According to The Verge, Bosworth pushed back strongly, accusing Altman of dishonesty and exaggeration. 'He's known to stretch the truth,' Bosworth said, adding that while Meta might offer substantial packages for certain roles, the idea of a blanket $100 million sign-on was 'wildly misleading.' Bosworth clarified that only a 'very, very small number' of extremely senior individuals might receive compensation packages in that ballpark—and even then, it wouldn't take the form of a straightforward signing bonus. 'It's far more complex than a one-off cheque,' he credibility to Bosworth's rebuttal, the researchers at the centre of the controversy—Beyer, Kolesnikov, and Zhai—took to X (formerly Twitter) to confirm they had joined Meta, but dismissed the $100 million figure as 'fake news.' Their collective denial further underscores the murky nature of compensation disclosures in Silicon Valley's high-stakes AI timing of these hires is particularly notable. Meta recently unveiled its Llama 4 family of AI models, which received a lukewarm reception compared to expectations reportedly set by CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The company's AI strategy has faced criticism, especially concerning benchmark transparency and performance metrics. In this context, the addition of elite researchers from OpenAI may be a strategic move to bolster Meta's AI credibility and future himself appears to be taking a hands-on approach. Reports suggest he has personally reached out to AI professionals with lucrative offers and is spearheading efforts to bring in talent from across the sector. During the internal meeting, Bosworth hinted that more high-level recruits from OpenAI were on the way, though he declined to reveal further a separate push to expand its AI footprint, The Wall Street Journal reported that Meta has invested $14 billion in Scale AI, a startup founded by Alexandr Wang. - Ends
Indian Express
28-06-2025
- Business
- Indian Express
OpenAI employee set to join Meta calls the ‘$100 million signing bonus' fake news
In the last few months, Meta has been poaching AI researchers left and right to its superintelligence lab by paying them hefty 'signing bonuses', which some say amount to $100 million. However, this might not be the case. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Lucas Beyer, who is currently working at OpenAI and will soon join Meta, says that the $100 million sign-up bonus is 'fake news.' Beyer also confirmed that he will be joined by Alexander Kolesnikov and Xiaohua Zhai, who are currently working at OpenAI. Last week, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that Meta was trying to poach AI researchers from his company by offering them bonuses of $100 million. In a podcast hosted by OpenAI, Altman claimed that 'Meta started making giant offers to a lot of people on our team' and that 'at least, so far, none of our best people have decided to take them up on that.' According to a report by The Verge, when Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth was asked about the '$100 million signing bonuses', he said, 'Sam is just being dishonest here. He's suggesting that we're doing this for every single person…Look, you guys, the market's hot. It's not that hot.' Bosworth added that Altman is trying to counter all these offers and that it 'is not the general thing that's happening in the AI space.' The Meta CEO went on to say that there are a couple of more people joining the company, but declined to share details. However, Bosworth wasn't the only Meta executive to mention OpenAI at the internal meeting. CPO Chris Cox said that instead of building a ChatGPT-like AI chatbot that helps people with things like writing work emails, Meta wants to differentiate its AI offerings by focusing 'on entertainment, on connection with friends, on how people live their lives.' Compared to Google and OpenAI, Meta is finding it hard to compete in the AI race. However, the Mark Zuckerberg-owned company recently built its superintelligence team and is on a hiring spree. Recently, Meta purchased a 49 per cent stake in Scale AI and hired its 28 year old CEO Alexandr Wang to lead its newly formed team.
