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The Irish Sun
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
James Argent's ex Nicoline posts emotional message about ‘life taking you to rock bottom' after Towie star assault
JAMES Argent's ex Nicoline has shared an emotional message online after he turned on her last month. Nicoline, 32, shared a post about 'life taking you to rock bottom' after former Towie star James Argent 5 Nicoline has shared a series of new snaps on social media with a poignant message 5 She could be see wearing an all-red ensemble 5 In the caption she spoke about being 'rock bottom' 5 James Argent - who assaulted the former Miss World - is Nicoline's ex Credit: Splash The Swedish fashion model took to Instagram on Tuesday to share some smiley snaps of herself at four-star alpine chalet Hotel Maribel Sierra Nevada. Wearing an all red ensemble, and carrying a Louis Vuttion holdall, Nicoline smiled for the camera. While sharing snaps from the lavish location, Nicoline penned a caption about "emotional abuse recovery", which she stated in a hashtag towards the end. In the caption, she penned: "Partner with the right power! Meaning - Surround yourself with ONLY people who shares the motto of wanting to be their best extraordinary self with you and others." Read More about Nicoline She added: "In the midst of a setback there is a comeback laying ahead of you. "I'm so blessed and privileged to be learning from our dear family friend Tim Storey." Nicoline went on: "I thank each and every one of you for all your supportive kindness & love you've been showing me - It means more than you'll ever know! I appreciate you all so much. "Going through hardships, your focus will be put to a test. Where you re-direct your mindset will be crucial. Most read in Showbiz "This does not mean to suppress any emotions or feelings - It means to go through them fully no matter how hard it is." She concluded: "The power of humanity is that we cheer each other on when good things are happening and we help each other out when life take you rock bottom. So let's come together! Horrific injuries James Argent inflicted on his beauty queen girlfriend revealed as star avoids jail for horror attack "Surround yourself with pure and warmhearted people who will be there with you and let them know they matter to you. "I feel so passionate about helping others going through big as small hurdles to show you life has a plan for you. "Remember, we stand strongest together." At the end of the post, Nicoline shared a series of hashtags including: #NarcissisticAbuseAwareness, #HealingJourney, #TruthIsPower, #WomensVoicesMatter, #SurvivorStrong, #EmotionalAbuseRecovery , #BreakTheCycle, and #YouAreNotAlone. Nicoline spoke out in a statement - confessing: 'My fractures on my body have finally healed but I'm wounded inside.' Recalling the traumatic experience, she said: 'I was brutally thrown out of our new home in the middle of the night wearing only my pyjamas. 'I opened the door to let him in and only minutes after, I found myself laying down on the stairs outside our house. My clothes and belongings were being thrown out from the balcony down on me. I was injured.' She said: "I felt there were too many people in our relationship: me, my boyfriend and his ex. 'Three's a crowd', they say. "I asked so many times if we could be just the two of us, but the answer was a strong NO. "I experienced what I can only describe as targeted emotional distress which he allowed to continue.' Nicoline continued: "After being together for one year my boyfriend finally promised me that he would have boundaries. "He would put a stop to all that had been going on for months. "But he didn't. Instead he broke the promise and her controlling behaviour continued. The rest is history." Nicoline went on to thank the people who came to her aid and added: "I have tried to understand why. "I have cried so many tears thinking about the way he chose to hurt me. He said he loved me and I believed him and here we are. "There is now a legal record of what happened. Violence has no excuse - no matter how much love preceded it." James Argent was handed a six month suspended sentence and a two-year restraining order banning him from contacting Nicoline. 5 Nicoline spoke out publicly in a statement after the assault Credit: Instagram @nicolineartursson
Saba Yemen
18-05-2025
- General
- Saba Yemen
Combat Exercise & Training in Hodeidah
Hodeidah (Saba) – Graduates of the "Aqsa Flood" military courses conducted a field exercise, a combat exercise, and a foot march in the Al-Sukhnah District of Hodeidah Governorate. The exercise, which was carried out by 100 graduates under the slogan "You Are Not Alone," included field training simulating direct confrontation with the enemy. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Korea Herald
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Chef Edward Lee serves dinner for children
A group of youngsters were treated to a special dinner when celebrity chef Edward Lee of Netflix's 'Culinary Class Wars' cooked for them at an event held at The Kitchen Il Forno in downtown Seoul, Saturday. Twenty middle and high school students from children's homes and 10 youths preparing to leave children's homes who are interested in pursuing a career in cooking or the hospitality industry took part in 'Cooking Day with Edward Lee.' The event was organized by You Are Not Alone, a group dedicated to supporting children in orphanages as well as those transitioning to independent living. Children in orphanages are required to leave when they reach 18. On the five-course dinner menu for the evening were two dishes prepared by Lee — fried chicken with sesame sauce and pork and penne pasta with a creamy tomato sauce. The dinner was followed by a Q&A session, with the US-based chef, author and restaurateur taking questions from his guests. "You have one life, make your own story," he said, advising the youngsters not to be afraid of failure. Recalling how he opened a restaurant at 26, only to close it at 29, Lee said, "I am glad I have failed. Even if it hurts, it's not the end of the world. Young people are afraid to fail, but it's okay to fail." "I'm not the smartest, best chef but I work hard," Lee said, emphasizing the importance of hard work in achieving success. "Some of it is talent, but you need to put in hard work. I can work 10 hours when others work eight," he said. "You have one life, make your own story," Earlier this year, Lee donated 20 million won toward a meal for children and their teachers at 31 orphanages around the country. 'I've received so much love in Korea, and I am happy to have this chance to return the love to society through YANA,' said Lee about his participation in the event.
Shafaq News
31-03-2025
- General
- Shafaq News
Rwanga delivers Eid gifts to children in Kurdistan
Shafaq News/ The Rwanga Foundation has launched a humanitarian initiative to distribute Eid Al-Fitr clothing and essentials to children living in juvenile shelters in Al-Sulaymaniyah and Germian. "This initiative is part of our ongoing efforts to support the most vulnerable groups, especially children who miss out on family gatherings during the holiday," the organization said in a statement, emphasizing its dedication to continuing both financial and psychological support for children in care facilities to improve their living conditions and integrate them into society. Rwanga Foundation, as part of the You Are Not Alone project, provides clothing and Eid essentials to children in the orphanages of Slemani and the Garmian Independent Administration. #RwangaFoundation #دەزگای_روانگە #ramadan2025 #youarenotalone — Rwanga Foundation (@RwangaFdn) March 29, 2025 Established in 2013 by Idris Nechirvan Barzani, the Rwanga Foundation is a nonprofit in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, initially focused on ensuring quality education for all children. Over time, it has expanded its mission to include economic development, youth empowerment, environmental sustainability, and humanitarian aid. It also supports climate action through local initiatives that align with its environmental objectives.
Telegraph
16-02-2025
- Health
- Telegraph
The Midults: My two adult daughters have cut me off
Dear A&E, Following an acrimonious separation and divorce three years ago, my two adult daughters have cut me off and are effectively estranged from me. They are very upset about the family breakup which has hit them harder because we also lost our youngest child to cancer a few years before. My ex-wife leans on them heavily for emotional support and they mistakenly feel they cannot have a relationship with me without being disloyal to her. Should I just be patient and hope time will heal or is there anything proactive I can do to win them back? – Devastated Dear Devastated, We want to express how incredibly sorry we are for your loss. Every grief counsellor we have ever spoken to – anyone who has sat at the coal face of grief and listened to the shattering of hearts – has agreed that the death of a child is the most brutal of all. It's an unimaginably hard thing to go through and our hearts go out to you. Perhaps it might be most helpful to try and imagine, if we can, this as a problem in two parts, even though loss seeps horribly into your story at every turn. So bear with us while we focus on you, painfully for a second. It may feel harsh, given what has happened to you, to ask you to look at your part in the break-up of your marriage. Statistics vary but again there is a broad consensus that relationships often crack under the pressure of such devastation, so you are not alone in this. But we do not know the circumstances around your split: we do not know your role in it or her side of the story. We haven't witnessed all the misunderstandings, miscommunications, false starts, false hopes; all the everyday, domestic awfulness that leads to an ending. However, whatever the truth, if your daughters and ex-wife are a unit, supporting each other, we would suggest that you don't become a lone wolf, calcifying in your grief and your confusion. We would really, REALLY, recommend that you have grief counselling or find a grief group, because trying to do this alone feels too cruel. Whatever has happened in the years since your child died, you need a tool-box for the future. You need an opportunity to understand, and to grow. And probably to acknowledge that in this most delicate and heartbreaking of situations, you lost one child and now you feel as if you've lost all of them. As we said, loss suffuses this problem and your daughters will be grieving on multiple fronts: the loss of their family unit, their sibling, their father. We think you need to remind them that they are not fatherless. Despite the estrangement you can do something to let them know that you are there, even if you are not in their lives right now. We spoke to Cariad Lloyd, author of the remarkable You Are Not Alone (which is based on the equally remarkable Griefcast podcast, where she listened to fellow grievers share their stories) about your story. Lloyd says that for all of you, the grief will still be very raw and you will need to be patient. To your daughters she suggests sending 'a letter to each of them, explaining that you love them very deeply. That what happened to them all as a family is something they will spend the rest of their life trying to process, and learn to carry; and when they are ready to talk to you, you would love a conversation where you give space to how they are feeling.' Lloyd, with her hard-earned wisdom, thinks that grief is something that cannot be rushed and that your daughters 'need to know you are there for the long haul and not looking for an immediate fix (for your benefit not theirs).' We cannot pretend to imagine how it must feel for you to have lost all these roles in your life. In the space of a few years you have gone from family man, to grieving father to divorcé, to estranged parent. Perhaps you do not feel as if you deserve to recover, or you feel that you will only recover if you have revived your daughters' faith in you. But we think that probably you need to take responsibility for your own emotional rehabilitation, and not feel that this is selfish or indulgent given what you have all been through. If and when your daughters decide that they do want you back in their lives, you can be ready with an open-heart to listen to their pain, and an apology that isn't followed by a litany of excuses, but instead seeks to speak to their hurt. There is, and has been so much hurt, dear Devastated, and, lonely as it might feel, you may need to let the healing begin with you.
