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Janna Duggar is pregnant, expecting first baby with husband Stephen Wissmann
Los Angeles [US], August 18 (ANI): Jana Duggar is stepping into a new chapter of her life: 'Counting On' alum, 35, has announced that she is pregnant and expecting her first child with her husband, Stephen Wissmann. The news comes almost exactly a year after the couple tied the shared the news with her followers on Instagram, posting adorable pictures with Stephen, including one where the pair kissed and another where she showed her growing baby her caption, she wrote about how 'excited" they are for what lies ahead: 'We are so excited. January 2026 is going to bring a little bundle of joy to our family! We're counting down the days and eagerly looking forward to this thrilling new chapter in our lives!" The pregnancy announcement comes a year after Jana and Stephen's wedding in Prairie Grove, Arkansas. According to PEOPLE, the ceremony, described as 'classic" and 'elegant," was attended by 500 guests. Her sisters and close family members stood by her side, with Jessa Duggar Seewald as maid of honour and Joy-Anna Forsyth, Johannah Duggar, Jinger Duggar Vuolo, Jordyn Duggar, and Abbie Duggar serving as her wedding, Jana had spoken about how meaningful the moment was for her. She admitted that for a long time, she felt like marriage might 'never" happen.'I think it is one of those things that all girls envision someday," Jana told PEOPLE.'For me, it felt like, 'Okay, it's never coming.' But now it's starting to sink in. Reality is starting to set in, and I'm like, 'Wow, this truly is something that I've dreamed of.' Just to see it coming about is incredible and kind of hard to believe. It's a dream come true." (ANI)
Yahoo
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Mom Influencer Defends Why She's Been Doing Her Kids' Homework for Years
A 32-year-old content creator's candid confession has sparked a debate on her socials NEED TO KNOW Influencer and mom-of-three shared a candid confession about how she helps her children with school work on TikTok Her remarks sparked a debate in the comment section, including parents with mixed reactions Some followers praised her honesty, while others questioned the message it sends about responsibility Influencer and girl mom — a title proudly displayed on her TikTok and Instagram bio — Lottie Weaver has something to get off her in the school carpool line, the 32-year-old mom-of-three hit record and made a candid confession to her millions of followers. 'I have a confession to make, and if you are my kid's school teacher, just keep swiping,' she — who shares her life with three daughters, Berklie, 12, Kinlee, 9, and Hadley, 6, on social media — went on to admit that she 'sometimes' gives her girls 'the answers to their homework.''After the kids have been at school all day, done their work, been on their best behavior and they come home with homework… sometimes I give them the answers to their homework,' she said in the explained that after a long school day, she doesn't always see the point in pushing them to finish every question on their own. Weaver recalled a recent moment with her youngest daughter, Hadley, describing how the 6-year-old began to fidget and lose focus toward the end of a homework assignment.'Hadley came home from school yesterday — she is so well-behaved at school,' she continued. 'We get home, we're sitting, we're doing homework — you can tell she starts to get ancy towards the end. She's starting to get frustrated; she's starting to get over it. So, like the last four or five questions, I just give them the freaking answers.'Rather than drawing out the frustration, the mom-of-three said she simply provided the last few answers for said her daughters 'are so good at school' — earning good grades and turning in all their assignments — which is why she doesn't mind stepping in when she sees them 'getting ancy, fidgety and annoyed.'In those moments, she admitted, she'll 'give them the answers,' and the same goes for school projects, where she often takes on a large share of the work.'As a kid, that's a lot and that's hard,' she explained. 'Our job as parents is to help them; some may disagree, but I don't really care. I've been doing it since Berkeley [her oldest daughter] was the little one, and I'm gonna do it until Hadley's [her youngest] is all big.' After going viral, Weaver responded to the mixed reactions in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE. "If my kids were behind in school or getting bad grades, I obviously wouldn't be giving them answers," Weaver tells PEOPLE."They are well behaved at school [and] they all excel academically, so I will always lend a helping hand if they are staying on top of school," she continues. "It's such a long day being at school all day, sitting quietly and doing work. I try my best to help."The post quickly sparked chatter among her followers, with some applauding her honesty while others questioning whether it crossed the line between support and overstepping.'Big yikes,' one follower wrote, while another chimed in, 'Homework is ridiculous, they spend hours in school.'Others sided with Weaver, with one user saying, 'I don't see anything wrong with this,' and another questioning the overall reaction: 'Why is everyone agreeing with this?' Read the original article on People
Yahoo
14-07-2025
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Delta Flight Forced to Turn Around After Plane Sustains Damage From Hail Shortly After Takeoff
A Delta Airlines flight was forced to turn around within an hour of takeoff after flying through a hailstorm over the York City-bound Delta Flight 169 was scheduled to depart from Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport at 2:10 p.m. local time on July 12. After leaving the Barcelona airport, the plane began to experience "weather-related damage' caused by hail, according to the airline's statement shared with PEOPLE.'The flight landed safely in Barcelona and customers were reaccommodated on alternate flights to their final destinations,' the carrier added. 'Delta apologizes to our customers for the delay in their travels.' According to flight tracker Flightradar24, the plane departed at 2:36 p.m. and returned to the ground at 3:22 p.m. The flight, operating an Airbus A333, climbed over 20,000 feet in altitude before descending. The recorded flight path shows the aircraft circled a few times before landing. There were no reported injuries to the 276 passengers and 13 crew members onboard.X user @locaeropuerto shared a photo allegedly showing the sustained damage. The nose of the plane is caved in with chipped off paint surrounding this year, passengers on board IndiGo Flight 6E-2142 experienced another terrifying mid-air weather attack. On May 21, the Airbus A321 carrying 227 passengers to Sirinagar, India, flew through a hail and lightning storm. The aircraft experienced strong turbulence that violently shook the cabin. Footage from onboard captures passengers, including children, screaming in fear as the cabin shakes and lightning flashes surround them. Some are seen grabbing the chairs in front of them, seeming to brace for some sort of impact. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Although the flight was declared an emergency by the pilot, the plane was able to safely land close to the expected arrival time. No injuries were reported, though the plane suffered a lot of damage. According to a local news outlet, the flight crew followed all of the accurate procedures and protocol to keep the passengers safe.A now-viral image on X allegedly shows a hollowed-out hole in the nose of the plane. Read the original article on People
