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27-05-2025
- Entertainment
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MGK Skipped AMAs 2025 After Walking the Red Carpet
Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) made a brief appearance at the 2025 American Music Awards (AMAs) red carpet in Las Vegas before departing early. The 35-year-old Grammy-nominated artist spoke with reporters but left the ceremony without presenting an award as originally scheduled. MGK could not stay for the American Music Awards (AMAs) 2025 ceremony. The rapper posed for photos during the 2025 AMAs red carpet and spoke about his two-month-old daughter that he shares with Megan Fox. The 'Wild Boy' hitmaker told E! News that their newborn daughter is 'great.' However, MGK could not stay at the 2025 AMAs due to his daughter's current health condition. The 'Rap Devil' singer revealed, 'She has a little bit of a fever, so I'm gonna just walk the carpet and go back, you know what I mean, and handle my business.' He added, 'Give her my pheromones, and let her heal up.' MGK also talked about his feelings of fatherhood. The rapper gushed, 'I was born to be a dad. Yeah, it's my purpose.' Along with his newborn, MGK shares a 15-year-old daughter named Casie with ex girlfriend, Emma Cannon. MGK announced the birth of his daughter on March 27. The Beyond the Lights star took to Instagram to share the happy news, writing, 'She's finally here!! our little celestial seed.' MGK shares his baby daughter with actress Megan Fox, to whom he was engaged from 2022 to 2024. A source close to the pair claimed that both Fox and MGK are enjoying this new phase in their relationship. The insider told PEOPLE, 'Megan and MGK are really loving this time right now with their baby girl. They're not making any big decisions about their future together as a couple because they just want to focus on the present and this new chapter as parents to their daughter together.' Another source told the publication that the actress seems 'happier' after the birth of their daughter. The insider explained, 'Colson (MGK) is around a lot, and Megan seems happier with him. She hasn't mentioned that they are back together, though.' The source also mentioned that the couple are currently focusing on their daughter. Originally reported by Arpita Adhya on ComingSoon. The post MGK Skipped AMAs 2025 After Walking the Red Carpet appeared first on Mandatory.
Yahoo
25-03-2025
- Politics
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Two West London schools set to merge - parents fear it's a 'cost cutting exercise'
Hillingdon Council has proposed to merge an infant and a junior school to create one all-through primary but parents fear it will harm the quality of education. The council believes combining Harefield Infant and Harefield Junior schools will make for a more streamlined and consistent approach to children's education. Some parents believe the move would harm their child's education, and have accused the council of using their school as a means to 'balance the budget'. Hillingdon Council has denied any claim it would financially benefit from the proposed school merger. Emma Cannon is a teacher from a nearby school with a son at the junior school. She told the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS): "The local community is also extremely concerned that this is a gateway into selling off land currently part of the school site. While this has been denied, people are understandably concerned. READ MORE: West London woman rented her outbuilding for £1,300 a month - she has to pay £70k after being busted READ MORE: 'My West London sister was killed in her sleep - domestic violence victims now cry on my doorstep' "The fate of the children's centre that sits between the two school sites is also not referred to in the proposal. Hillingdon have repeatedly tried to close this resource, so it is clearly also under threat." Hillingdon Council has denied this claim. The local authority said: "It's completely untrue to suggest that the council seeks to sell the land, or that it would financially benefit from these proposals. Any potential savings would go towards reducing the school's back office costs, which instead could be spent on the pupils." Amy Tilson has a son at Harefield Infant School. She told the LDRS that parents across Harefield are worried by the proposals, which are currently out for public consultation. She said: "Everyone I've spoken to is concerned, but the council's financial struggles tell us that this is a cost-cutting exercise, and I don't want my son to bear the brunt of it. I'm worried about the knock-on effect that this will have in school and on staff. Losing good staff from the school would be an absolute travesty, it could lead to a decline in education standards." Hillingdon Council says that there would be no changes for pupils at the current schools, with the proposed new primary school to continue the use of existing buildings of both schools to 'deliver the same level of high quality education'. The council has also reiterated that the school would continue to provide 420 places, meaning no student would be displaced. Debbie Lee, an ex-SEN teacher with children in both schools, said the proposal is 'laughable'. She told the LDRS: "They don't care about my children's education or the good work teachers do, they care about cutting costs… It makes me very worried. I was an SEN teacher for 17 years, so I know how essential teaching assistants and intervention groups are, which could be lost if the school loses funding by merging." Hillingdon Council said: "Both schools already work closely together to serve their local community and share a federated governing body, executive headteacher and a number of staff. The proposal would mean children automatically continue their education as part of one school, removing the need for parents to reapply for Year 3 onwards, as well as a consistent approach to the ways in which they are taught and supported. It recognises and aims to build on their individual strengths and good practices to deliver increased opportunities for children in all key stages. "No decisions have been made, and all responses will be carefully considered before deciding whether to proceed to a formal consultation on a statutory proposal. Following this, a final decision would be made by the council's Cabinet." Have a story you want to share? Email Don't miss out on the biggest West London news. Sign up to our MyWestLondon newsletter HERE for all the latest daily news and more.
