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an hour ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Hailey Bieber Setting Boundaries for Husband Justin as Couple Attempt to Fix Their Troubled Marriage
Justin Bieber has been pulling out the stops to turn around his rocky marriage with wife Hailey, but insiders say that the model is not letting him off the hook so easy and wants major changes if she's going to stick around. After months of trouble, the couple was the picture of marital bliss as they enjoyed a recent getaway to Mallorca, Spain per The Mirror. Mixing business with pleasure, Hailey was on the island to launch the latest addition to her Rhode makeup line, and Justin went along for the ride. The lovebirds were spotted enjoying dinner and then going to a beach where they sat close, Hailey's arm resting on Justin's shoulders. Sources say the trip was just the refresher they needed. 'Justin has completely thrown himself at Hailey's feet,' says an insider. 'He's begging for another chance. He's telling her he's ready to grow up and make her and their family his priority.' While Hailey has reportedly accepted his promises, she's also made it very clear that this is his final shot. 'She loves him, but she can't keep living on this roller coaster,' says the insider. 'She's laid out a list of things she wants to see changed.' 'No more public meltdowns, no more immature behavior, and he's got to cut way down on his weed habit.' 'And Justin has been really trying. He even did a total detox to prove he's serious.' As Globe previously reported, the 'Baby' singer's bizarre messages and rants on social media, and angry face-offs with paparazzi, have had Hailey beside herself with worry. Just weeks ago, the pop star bitterly griped that she was tuning him out by reposting a video, where a content creator complained, 'B***h, if you're giving me the silent treatment at least tell me why.' Hailey triggered divorce rumors when she was seen around NYC without her wedding ring, though she later put it on. But since the romantic holiday in Mallorca, 'things have been very good, and everyone is hoping this will be the real turning point for them,' says the insider. 'This has been the pattern for a while now: Justin pushes Hailey to her breaking point and things explode and then they make up and things are good for a while before the cycle starts again.' Solve the daily Crossword
Time of India
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'The world got Ozzy, we got Papa': Ozzy Osbourne's children and family respond to his death, sharing personal tributes
Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne died at 76. His daughter, Kelly Osbourne, shared a touching tribute. Lisa Stelly, his ex-daughter-in-law, posted photos of Ozzy with his grandchildren. She remembered him as 'Papa'. Ozzy's sisters, Jean Powell and Gillian Hemming, recalled his humor. They were grateful he passed away in England. The family mourns the loss of the iconic musician. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Rock icon Ozzy Osbourne , renowned frontman of Black Sabbath , passed away on July 22, 2025, at the age of 76, surrounded by family at his home in England. In the days following his death, several members of his family—including his daughter Kelly Osbourne and ex-daughter-in-law Lisa Stelly—have shared deeply personal reflections and tributes, highlighting the impact of his Osbourne became the first family member to speak publicly. On Thursday, she posted on Instagram Stories a poignant quote from the duet 'Changes,' which she recorded with her father in 2003. In her tribute, Kelly wrote:'I feel unhappy, I am so sad. I lost the best friend I ever had.'Dubbed 'The Prince of Darkness,' Ozzy had battled Parkinson's disease since at least 2003, a condition publicly disclosed in 2020. Despite his declining health, he remained engaged in family life and continued performing until shortly before his Lisa Stelly , 38, Jack Osbourne's ex-wife and mother of three of Ozzy's grandchildren, shared a heartfelt Instagram tribute of her own. She posted several images capturing Ozzy interacting affectionately with his grandchildren—playing, painting, and traveling together. In her caption, she wrote:'The world got Ozzy. We got Papa. One of one. Larger than life. It hurts to say goodbye, but what a gift it was to have him. We will never stop missing you.'She added 'Love you, Papa,' set to the track 'See You on the Other Side,' underscoring Ozzy's cherished role within the sisters, Jean Powell and Gillian Hemming, shared their own memories of him. Jean told The Mirror that though Ozzy appeared frail before his final show, he maintained his humor and spirit:'He was frail, but it still came as a shock... he was still our John, still cracking the jokes.' She also noted her appreciation that Ozzy passed away in England, their longtime home.
Daily Mirror
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Kelly Osbourne speaks out after dad Ozzy's death with poignant tribute
Kelly Osbourne is remembering her father, Ozzy Osbourne, with an emotional tribute that calls back to a special father-daughter moment. Ozzy's death has left his family utterly devastated. Kelly Osbourne has broken her silence after the tragic passing of her dad Ozzy Osbourne in an emotional tribute that calls back to a special father-daughter moment. The Black Sabbath legend, known to millions as The Prince of Darkness, had been battling ill-health in recent years, and played his final ever gig just weeks before his death. Ozzy died at age 76 on Tuesday July 22, leaving Sharon utterly devastated over his death and heartbroken over the death of her best friend. While Ozzy's sisters have shared their heartbreak at their brother's death, hailing him as "loving and funny". Kelly has now taken to Instagram to shared lyrics from the Black Sabbath song "Changes," which she and Ozzy recorded as a duet together in 2003. She wrote: "I feel unhappy I am so sad," Kelly, 40, wrote on Thursday, July 24. "I lost the best friend I ever had." Please check back regularly for updates on this developing story HERE. Get email updates on the day's biggest stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our newsletters. Get all the big headlines, pictures, analysis, opinion and video on the stories that matter to you by following The Mirror every time you see our name.
Daily Mail
9 hours ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Urgent do not eat warning issued over Tesco salads after salmonella fears
An urgent warning has been issued over salad products at retail giant Tesco because of fears they may be contaminated with salmonella. Customers who bought the affected pasta salads are being urged not to eat them and instead to return them to the supermarket for a full refund. Tesco said it would be recalling specific date codes of three Tesco Pasta Salads due to the possible presence of found during routine testing, The Mirror reported. The meals affected include esco Basil Pesto & Semi Dried Tomato Pasta 225g with a use by date of Jul 24 (2025), the Tesco Chicken & Chorizo Pasta 285g with use by dates Jul 24 and Jul 25, and the Tesco Feta Semi Dried Tomato Pasta 290g with the use by date Jul 24. The notice added: 'If you have purchased the affected date code of the above product, please do not eat it. Instead. return it to any Tesco store for a full refund. No receipt is required. No other Tesco products are affected by this recall.' Salmonella can cause diarrhea, fever and stomach cramps and while most recover within a few days, in some cases, diarrhea can cause severe dehydration and require further medical attention. It comes as one person died after eating a contaminated ready meal linked to a rare bacterial outbreak in Ireland. The outbreak has prompted a nationwide recall of dozens of products sold in major supermarkets. The death is one of ten confirmed cases of listeriosis, a potentially deadly infection caused by listeria bacteria, identified in what health officials are calling an 'extensive' outbreak, centred around a range of pre-prepared dishes produced by Ballymaguire Foods. The meals, which include lasagnes, pasta bakes, cottage pies and potato sides, were sold in Tesco, SuperValu, Centra and Aldi sold in Ireland. Supermarket bosses are now scrambling to pull them from shelves amid growing concern for public safety. Within days of falling ill, one adult died from the infection. The Health Service Executive (HSE) has confirmed that the case is under investigation but, due to patient confidentiality, has declined to release further details.
Daily Mirror
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Channel 4 viewers 'sick to their stomachs' over One Day in Southport documentary
Viewers have been left angry and horrified after tuning into Channel 4's new documentary which explores the mass stabbing at a Taylor Swift-themed dance workshop in Southport that triggered an explosion of mob violence Channel 4 's powerful new documentary One Day in Southport, which examines the harrowing events of 29 July 2024 and the horror that followed, had a deep impact on viewers tonight. The film focuses on one young survivor and her family, shedding light on how tragedy, misinformation, and extremism collided in modern Britain. Featuring interviews with witnesses, relatives, and community members, the documentary paints a stark picture of the horrifying event. The programme centres on the deadly stabbing attack carried out by 17-year-old Axel Rudakubana during a Taylor Swift-themed dance class at the Hart Space community centre in Southport. Three young girls, Bebe King (6), Elsie Dot Stancombe (7), and Alice da Silva Aguiar (9), were all killed in the brutal stabbings. Ten more people, including eight children, were also injured. Rudakubana, who was arrested at the scene, later pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 52 years. In the aftermath, false rumours circulated online accusing a Muslim asylum seeker of the crime. The misinformation sparked riots in 27 towns, leading to violent attacks on mosques and migrant homes. One Day in Southport which explores not only the personal grief but also the wider social consequences had an instant impact on viewers who tuned into the Channel 4 documentary tonight. Taking to X after watching the chilling stories of the victims unfold, viewers shared their heartbreak. "I am truly sick to my stomach watching this. How did this happen to such innocent little babies? Bawling my eyes out and thinking of their poor families," one viewer shared. Another echoed: "God, this is such a hard watch, but so important too." Another Channel 4 viewer typed: "Those poor little girls must have been terrified. To think they had their whole lives ahead of them. Such a powerful documentary. Fair play to Channel 4." "So heartbroken watching this. Tears streaming down to the ground omg," someone else shared. While another viewer voiced: "It just shows how unsafe the UK has become. Nobody is safe. Not even innocent little girls." The documentary also focused on the riots that took place in Middlesbrough on August 4, 2024. It had initially been scheduled to be a peaceful protest in light of the fatal Southport stabbings, which turned into riots, which were fuelled by anti-Islamophobic and racist misinformation around the killer's identity. Over 1,000 people attended the riot, which saw some smash shop windows, attack homes, and burn cars. Wesley Winter, who contributes to the documentary, shared his experience with The Mirror ahead of the release of One Day in Southport. "We saw a car get burnt down. For me, the most shocking thing was that there was a car trying to get through and people were saying, 'If you're not white, you can't go through,'" says Wesley, who is half Korean. "That was really tinteresting o see because Middlesbrough was quite a diverse area. "It did seem like it was an excuse for just anyone to break houses and smash windows and target anyone and everyone. It was unfair." For Wesley's wife, Cailin - a Chinese national - the experience proved to be traumatic. While waiting in their car for Wesley to film, she was surrounded by masked rioters who began attacking the vehicle. "They were like monkeys, yelling, shouting, and jumping around, jumping on the car one by one," she says. "They kicked the windows, smashed the windows, and celebrated. I realised that they didn't fear anything." The incident has deeply affected Cailin. "It was really traumatic because she's not familiar with England that much. Now when she goes to the high street, if people are riding on bikes with masks on, it's traumatic for her," he says. The police arrested 43 people in connection with the violence in Middlesbrough. Wesley thinks that the government could have stepped in sooner to stop the damage from happening. "There was a lot of damage control that could have been done from the government. There was a lack of information at the time around who the attacker was," he says. "There was so much speculation about who he was and I know there are laws around it but for this particular case, I think there should have been more information to reduce the risk. "People wanted to funnel their anger somewhere and they just chose the streets. It was really unfortunate." One Day in Southport is available to stream on Channel 4.
