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Scots singer burns wedding dress on Irvine beach in message to domestic abusers
Scots singer burns wedding dress on Irvine beach in message to domestic abusers

Daily Record

time10-05-2025

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  • Daily Record

Scots singer burns wedding dress on Irvine beach in message to domestic abusers

Kirsty Millard's new debut single 'The Patriarchy' is out now. A singer who burned a wedding dress at Irvine beach in an empowering music video has encouraged victims of domestic violence not to suffer in silence. Kirsty Millard, from Kilmarnock, torched the white frock in November last year while filming her new debut single 'The Patriarchy'. ‌ ‌ The song is about women being able to move on with their lives and thrive after domestic abuse. Kirsty, who is an abuse survivor, said the dress represents patriarchal themes that have " oppressed women for too many generations". The 37-year-old told the Record: "From a young age, women are taught about the white picket fence dream and that marriage is the goal. For a lot of women who have been in a similar situation as me, that just isn't the reality. "Burning the wedding dress was like burning that idea and the things associated with marriage. "I bought the dress from a Cancer Research charity shop and the woman who sold it to me had actually been through domestic abuse herself. ‌ "Its a major issue for so many women. It's important for survivors to know you can be a success after going through it." Kirsty said that after coming out of an abusive relationship, she felt the need to explore her own personality and life again. She rekindled a love for singing and songwriting. ‌ She said: "I was in an abusive relationship. "When I came out of it, doing this song was something for myself. I invested in myself again and it felt empowering. "I want other survivors to feel the same way and know there is life after abuse." ‌ Ten percent of proceeds from the song will go towards Women's Aid Scotland - a charity Kirsty says she holds close to her heart. She said: "Women's Aid Scotland helped me a lot when I needed it most. They deserve recognition for how they help people. "I would encourage those going through domestic abuse or violence to try to get out of their situation and prioritise themselves. Sometimes that is easier said than done, but recognising and admitting to yourself that you need help is the first step to take. "Even if one woman picks up the phone to call Women's Aid, then that is positive for me." YouTube. Help is available

'AEW Dynamite' Star Planned for Shocking Return by 'All In Texas'
'AEW Dynamite' Star Planned for Shocking Return by 'All In Texas'

Yahoo

time07-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

'AEW Dynamite' Star Planned for Shocking Return by 'All In Texas'

A marquee talent for "AEW Dynamite" is reportedly being factored into plans for a return. AEW has a slew of top active stars such as Jon Moxley, Will Ospreay, Swerve Strickland, The Hurt Syndicate, MJF, and Kenny Omega, to name a few. While all of the names mentioned have prominent roles on AEW TV, the company has been without one of its seasoned veterans since April 6. Advertisement Cope, formerly known as Edge under the WWE banner, was written off TV during "AEW Dynasty 2025." Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp reports that while an exact return date for Cope is unknown, he is being planned for a big match during the "All In Texas" show on July 12. Cope challenged Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship at "AEW Revolution 2025."(via AEW) After failing to capture the AEW World Trios Championship from Death Riders, Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler of FTR ambushed Cope. Wheeler leveled Cope with three chair shots to the head. The former AEW TNT Champion was stretchered out of the arena, and play-by-play commentator Excalibur questioned if that was the last fans would see of Cope in an AEW ring. There is speculation that Cope will ultimately realign with his former longtime partner Christian Cage at some point. As of late, Cage has been at odds with Nick Wayne of The Patriarchy. Some are wondering if Cage will ultimately be kicked out of the group, which would lead to a reunion with Cope. If Cage is out of The Patriarchy by "All In Texas," then the door would be open for him to team with Cope to take on FTR. Related: 'WWE SmackDown' Talent Departure Rumors Disputed Amid Roster Cuts

Jon Moxley vs. Cope Ends In Controversial Fashion At AEW Revolution
Jon Moxley vs. Cope Ends In Controversial Fashion At AEW Revolution

Yahoo

time10-03-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Jon Moxley vs. Cope Ends In Controversial Fashion At AEW Revolution

Jon Moxley defended the gold at AEW Revolution, and the match ended with some controversy. Cope challenged Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship at AEW Revolution. The match featured a ref bump and plenty of interference, as Wheeler Yuta got involved and Jay White attacked him, but White inadvertently hit Cope as well. Christian Cage threw a wrench in Cope's plans as he broke up the pin following multiple Spears and cashed in his contract for a world title shot. Despite his best efforts to pin Cope, Cage failed to do so, as Moxley choked the leader of The Patriarchy out with the bulldog choke to ensure that he left with the title. However, Swerve Strickland crashed Jon Moxley's celebration, as he dove off the guardrail and took Moxley down with a Swerve Stomp. Strickland earned a world title shot earlier in the show by defeating Ricochet. Here's how the match broke down, courtesy of our play-by-play: Moxley drops him with a piledriver. He locks in a chokehold. Moxley gets in the referee's face. He goes to ringside and gets a chair. The referee stops him. Cope rolls Moxley up, but the referee is distracted. Moxley shoves Cope into the referee, knocking the official down. Mozley hits the Paradigm Shift. He gets two chairs and goes for a Con-Chair-To, but Cope counters. Wheeler Yuta comes out and hits Cope with a running knee. He gives Moxley his briefcase. Jay White runs in and attacks Yuta. He grabs the briefcase and swings, but Moxley ducks, so he accidentally hits Cope. White and Yuta brawl to the back. Cope fires up with a Spear for a two-count. He hits another Spear and rops Moxley with a third. A hooded man pulls the referee out of the ring and reveals himself to be Christian Cage. Christian Cage hits Cope with his contract. He cashes in his contract, making this a three-way match. Cage hits a Spear and a Killswitch for a near fall. Moxley chokes Cage out to win. RELATED: The post Jon Moxley vs. Cope Ends In Controversial Fashion At AEW Revolution appeared first on Wrestlezone.

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