After being concerned about her recent behavior, Britney Spears appears to have deleted her Instagram account once more.
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Britney Spears appears to have deleted her Instagram(Image: britneyspears/Instagram)
Britney Spears has sparked concern after abruptly deleting her Instagram account. It appears as though her content is no longer visible, with a message instead reading “the profile may have been removed”.
The singer, 43, is a regular poster on the social media platform, but her family is said to have become concerned over her latest behaviour. She had appeared to be dancing with bruises on her arms in a video over the past few weeks.
The mother of her two children, Jayden James, 19, and Preston, 20, both shared cryptic posts about them. She had previously posted a video last month disclosing her “horrible” leg injury.
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She claimed that she “fell down the stairs” and that occasionally her leg “snaps out.” She later stated, “Not sure if it’s broken, but it’s snapped in for now” I appreciate you, God. She claimed “brain damage” in a recent alarming post.
Before the release of his memoir, her ex-boyfriend Kevin Federline, the father of her children, expressed his concerns. In his book, You Though You Knew, he made a number of shocking claims.
Kevin claimed that Sean was once “punched” in the face by Britney. He added that their sons had seen her “clutching a knife” on separate occasions in their bedroom doorway.
The former dancer claimed she once wished both sons “dead” and that she gave Jayden shellfish despite his allergies. Britney and Kevin were married from 2004 to 2007.
Later, he was granted full custody of their sons. He claimed in his book that Britney’s 13-year conservatorship, which ended in 2021, “brought stability when it was desperately needed.”
He continued to make the claim that it has become “impossible to pretend everything is okay” since its conclusion. If things don’t change, he continued, “Something bad is going to happen, and my biggest worry is that our sons will be left holding the pieces.”
Britney was far from happy with her ex’s comments and in posts before deleting Instagram, she accused him of “gaslighting” her. She also said she had been left “demoralised” by her strained relationship with their children.
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It’s been almost four years since the troubled star was freed from the controversial conservatorship that was imposed after her breakdown in 2007. However, despite regaining her long-fought freedom Britney has remained under intense scrutiny.
Her fans have been concerned about her erratic behavior ever since the decision to free her was made, despite the overjoyed feelings that persisted right away. She had posted naked photos on social media on several occasions, while others saw her dancing with knives.
Jennifer Aniston, a friend of Jim Curtis, made a significant step toward officially establishing her relationship with him on Instagram, breaking her habit of avoiding public life.
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Jennifer Aniston went public with her relationship(Image: Jennifer Aniston/Instagram)
It’s the one where Jennifer gets a new boyfriend. Yes, that’s right – Friends star Jennifer Aniston has finally made her relationship with Jim Curtis Instagram official.
The actress, 56, proudly posted pictures of the pair to her social media account. In the black-and-white snap, she is seen hugging into the 50-year-old hypnotherapist and transformational coach from behind as he also grabbed her hands.
Happy birthday, my love, she wrote in the caption of her upload. “Cherished” Before Jim responded, she also posted a red love heart emoji and proceeded to share an emoji face-fluffing, kiss-and-dawn emoji.
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Many of Jennifer’s fans expressed their joy at the public reveal in the comments section after the upload. Jennifer’s co-star on the 1990 film She’s The One, Leslie Man, was one of them. She shared a single red heart emoji.
Amy Schumer, Jen’s close friend, also wrote, “Beautiful couple. “Healing good angels”
Hunderttausend of Jen’s followers had liked the post as soon as it went live. Kaley Cuoco, Melissa Joan Hart, and Tara Reid were among those who participated.
According to reports, the duo first fell in love romantically in July of this year. They were spotted on a yacht in Mallorca at the time.
Fans had speculated about a potential match a few months prior when Jim flirtatiously criticized Jennifer on an Instagram post. The actress shared a workout video with Jim expressing his love for both the actress and the muscle emoji in the spring.
Sources previously told People that the pair had met through mutual friends. Jen is thought to have been following the coach on social media for almost two years. “They’ve been seeing each other for a few months now,” an insider told the publication in July.
They first met through a friend, and they soon became friends. Jen was aware of his work and had read his book. She is incredibly interested in wellness and self-help. Although they are dating, the atmosphere is casual.
The news of her latest love comes years after the Friends icon’s las public relationship. She hasn’t publicly dated anyone since her 2018 divorce from Justin Theroux.
Years prior, she had a highly public relationship that also ended. She wed Brad Pitt in 2005, and Angelina Jolie, his co-star in Mr. and Mrs. Smith, wed Angelina Jolie.
Jennifer recently discussed her desire to maintain a low level of her love life. She remarked to Closer magazine, “Love is good, but don’t seek it.”
“That way you don’t put any pressure on the situation, and it’s amazing if it comes naturally.”
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She continued, “I will never get used to people thinking they have any kind of right to know about your personal life,” adding that she wanted to keep her romantic life as far away from the public as possible.
As she revealed her own mistakes, Kerry Katona has criticized the double standards between men and women and how they are treated.
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Kerry Katona opened up about her own past, criticizing both gender roles in society. The model and TV personality has criticised how people treat men and women differently.
The mother-of-three, who has Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Lilly Sue, Heidi, Heidi, Max, 16, Mark Croft, DJ, 10, and late husband George Kay, admits it can be difficult to manage both her own and her children’s lives because she slams the criticism of mothers and women so
speaking in her new! Kerry’s rant this week reads, “There’s still a massive bias toward men, that’s my rant!” I would be questioned if I went on a vacation without my children, but I’m raising them, putting them to bed, through private education, and running for school.
“A man can go on holiday, sleep with a million girls and it’s supported. Women are more entitled to go on a holiday and have a break. I’ve made so many mistakes but I own them – yet no one seems to let me move on from them because I’m a woman and a mother. I’ve got kids by different men and I’m called a s**g. Boris Johnson can have seven kids and he’s applauded.”
Kerry revealed she is open to having more children after recently falling in love with her 33-year-old boyfriend Paolo Margaglione. She said, “I’m definitely open to having more children, and I know that my children would enjoy having them.”
Kerry feels like this is her last chance, the source continued. She adores her family and their children without a doubt. She frequently mentions them because they are her top priority and pride. She truly feels like she’s found her soul mate with Paulo. He and his children both seem to have the same goals, in fact.
Kerry recently stated that she “would not be sitting here today” without her children. She described how difficult it was growing up in the spotlight after finding fame in Atomic Kitten.
“I’m 45 now, and I still struggle with the fame, which is one of the reasons why I left. It wasn’t what I expected. Aged 19, I was on antidepressants because I couldn’t handle the intrusion of what it is,” she said on BBC Breakfast.
I realized I didn’t want fame or wealth. Being a foster child, I only ever wanted to be a mother and a wife, and that was all I ever really wanted. There were numerous lows. And I wouldn’t alter anything because it has transformed who I am today. I left Atomic Kitten because I couldn’t handle the fame, as I previously stated. But for me, I have no idea why there was such a strong interest.
She said, “I turned to drugs, explaining how her kids kept her going.” I had no idea how to handle it. I mean, I haven’t taken that route in 17 years, but I’ll be held accountable.
“But that was the only thing that kind of backed me,” she continued. Before it became my friend, it was not. I can’t say I wouldn’t be sitting here today if I didn’t have my kids, but they kept me going every day.
The Beatles legend is looking back at his career with Wings which began when the Beatles split as has responded to a rumour that he was killed in a car crash in the 60s
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Sir Paul McCartney recalls how he wanted a new band totally different from the Beatles when he formed Wings
For several years from 1966 there were persistent rumours that Paul McCartney had been killed in a car crash and The Beatles had brought in a lookalike to keep the band going.
The Secret Service had a hand in the deception, so the conspiracy theory went, with believers speculating that the cover of the 1969 Abbey Road album depicted a funeral procession – with a white-clad John Lennon representing a priest, George Harrison an undertaker, Ringo Starr a gravedigger and a barefoot Paul himself representing a corpse.
While he obviously was alive and well, now, nearly 60 years on, the singer admits he did feel as if part of himself had “died” at the end of The Beatles. And he reveals that career doubts meant he almost quit music soon after, following a backlash from reviewers.
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In his new book, Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run, Sir Paul says: “The strangest rumour started floating around just as The Beatles were breaking up, that I was dead. We had heard the rumour long before but, suddenly, in that autumn of 1969 stirred up by a DJ in America, it took on a force all of its own, so that millions of people around the world believed I was actually gone.”
Sir Paul says that he and wife Linda were “aware of the power of gossip and the absurdity” of the stories circulating – and that they had moved out of London “precisely to get away from the kind of malevolent talk that was bringing The Beatles down”.
He goes on: “But now that over half a century has passed since those truly crazy times, I’m beginning to think that the rumours were more accurate than one might have thought at the time.
“In so many ways, I was dead, a 27-year-old about-to-become-ex-Beatle, drowning in a sea of legal and personal rows that were sapping my energy, in need of a complete life makeover.”
The legendary singer-songwriter – who left the Fab Four in April 1970 – credits moving to a sheep farm in Scotland with Linda and their first child together, Mary, with helping him get through this depressing time. But cocooning himself in this way also allowed him to emerge renewed as a musician, having left behind some elements of “Beatle Paul”.
He says: “The old Paul was no longer the new Paul. For the first time in years, I felt free suddenly leading and directing my own life. I was not conscious at the time of moving away from the long shadow cast by The Beatles, but that’s exactly what I was doing.”
In the book, Sir Paul explains that he was keen that anything he did next musically was very different and not “Beatles 2.0”.
Shying away from creating a supergroup, he released the 1971 album Ram with Linda and future Wings member Denny Seiwell on drums. But critics and some fans were less impressed.
Rolling Stone magazine dubbed the LP “incredibly inconsequential and monumentally irrelevant”, while NME called it weak and stale. Amid the criticism, Sir Paul came close to quitting music altogether.
He says: “I did get depressed. I was getting slagged off by everyone, and that does make you question if you’ve still got it. It makes you think, ‘Can I still do this? Can I make a decent record?’ I did seriously consider packing it in on a number of occasions.”
Instead, he “learned not to care” what critics said. He formed Wings, with Linda on keyboard, Denny on drums and former Moody Blues’ Denny Laine on guitar.
Their album Band on the Run reached No1 in 1974, followed by Venus and Mars the next year. The band also scored a Christmas No1 single with Mull of Kintyre in 1977. It was the first song to sell more than two million copies in the UK and is one of the country’s top 10 best-selling songs of all time.
But before those successes came, the band would turn up at universities in a van and play gigs unannounced, charging 50p entry as they honed their craft and learned to play together. “It was as simple and mad as that,” Sir Paul recalls.
Band on the Run made them huge stars – but not everything went smoothly when they recorded it in Lagos, Nigeria. The studio wasn’t up to scratch and Paul and Linda were mugged one night by six people, including one with a knife.
The robbers took money, a notebook with lyrics and some demos. Sir Paul recalls: “Linda is a ballsy chick. She’s screaming, ‘Don’t touch him! He’s a musician! He’s just like you. He’s a soul brother. Leave him alone.’” After recovering from the shock the band got back on track.
Although there was more drama when Paul fainted from a bronchial spasm caused by too much smoking. Years later, as success grew and Wings began to tour the world, Paul was arrested in Japan when 219 grams of cannabis were found in his hand luggage. He says: “It was the maddest thing in my life – to go into Japan, which has a seven-year hard-labour penalty for pot, and be so free and easy.
“I put a bloody great bag of the stuff right on the top of my suitcase.” Daughter Stella now says: “A nine-year-old could have hidden weed better than my parents.” It proved to be a huge mistake – Paul spent nine days in prison and the 1980 tour dates were cancelled.
After returning to England, with musical differences becoming apparent, Paul decided to release his solo album McCartney II. Plans for a US tour were dropped and Wings officially disbanded in 1981 when Denny Laine announced he had quit. As a result, Sir Paul turned to his solo career – and he has been making music and touring for 45 years. In the foreword to the book, the 83-year-old reveals plans for a new album in 2026 and says that his love for songwriting remains.
“I have 25 songs that I’m finishing in the next few months,” he says. “New songs that are interesting. I can hear something, I can hear a piece of music, and think, ‘Oh, I love that.’
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“And I’ll incorporate that feeling into a new song. And often, a constant thread through my writing is nostalgia, the memories of things past. I don’t question too much how it happens. I’m just thrilled that it does.”
* Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run by Paul McCartney is out on November 4, published by Allen Lane. Also, Wings: The Definitive Self-Titled Collection, is out on Friday
Peter Andre has given an update on his mum’s health, after admitting it has been tough being so far away with her after she was diagnosed with dementia
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Peter takes every opportunity he can to spend time with his mum, Thea(Image: Instagram)
Peter Andre has given an update on his mum’s dementia diagnosis. The Mysterious Girl singer recently revealed that his mum Thea, 88, has been struggling to speak amid her battle with Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.
The singer – who lives in the UK with his wife Emily, eldest children Princess and Junior and his and Emily’s youngest kids Amelia, Theo, and Arabella – has confessed how tough it is being away from his parents, who live in Australia.
Peter has now revealed more about his mum’s health, admitting it’s tough having to support both his parents from so far away. He had previously said he felt torn about being in the UK when they were all the way across the world.
Speaking in his new! magazine column, Peter wrote: “Lesley Joseph recently gave a sad update on Pauline Quirke and her dementia battle. It’s very close to home when I hear these stories.
“No matter how old we are, we’re never too old not to hurt when our parents are going through what they’re going through. It kills me for my mum every day when I think about her and when I speak to her and see her, it’s a really cruel battle. It’s very nice when people give an update because it helps other families going through similar situations.”
Peter previously admitted he finds it difficult being away from his parents as he’s forced to watch her “decline” from the UK.
“It’s absolutely heartbreaking. With a disease like Alzheimer’s it’s so hard, number one, for the person affected, but it’s also heartbreaking for those who love and care for them,” he said.
“I see the decline happening, and I know the feelings of guilt and worry that we, her loved ones, feel. It is so painful for everyone.”
When Peter’s parents – mum Thea and dad Savvas – marked their 70th anniversary, they received a letter from the King to mark the occasion. However, heartbreakingly, Peter revealed his mum was struggling to speak.
“I’m so very grateful that my wonderful mum and dad have celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary this week. I love them so much, and I prayed for this moment for them. They have received a wonderful letter from the King, and although Mum’s speech is almost non-existent now, I know that her heart will be filled with warmth because of all the love and support. Happy 70th wedding anniversary, Mum and Dad inspiration to us all.,” he said.
Peter recently travelled to Australia to be with his family and shared some adorable photos and videos of their time together.
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“Spending time with mum is always the most important part of my trip. Not exactly sure what mum is saying here but words are not always needed. I will be back very soon,” he wrote alongside the snaps of his family Down Under, “I love her so much, I pray she knows that. I also love Australia. But back to my babies now.”
Before having breast surgery, Stephanie Davis opened up in a candid conversation on Instagram about her worries that she wouldn’t wake up and her outlook on life.
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Stephanie Davis has shared her fears over her surgery(Image: Instagram)
Hollyoaks actress Stephanie Davis, 32, admitted to her followers that she was worried she wouldn’t ‘wake up’ following her breast removal surgery. In a video shared to her Instagram stories, she discussed how she was feeling before the surgery and shared that she hadn’t slept the night before due to worrying.
The soap star expressed her concerns about “until she sees someone again” and called her implants “horrible” and “massive” Before the operation, Stephanie acknowledged that while she was nervous, she knew she was in “safe hands.” She was sat in a hospital gown and spoke openly about it.
Stephanie said, “I didn’t sleep well last night worrying, but I know I’m in good hands.” I’m having these terrible, massive implants removed from my years-old implants. I pondered whether getting big boobs would make me feel more confident, seductive, and attractive without having any sense of self-worth. And I wish I could go back and never have accomplished them. But hey, ho”.
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The mother of two expressed her thoughts on how her outlook on life has changed as she has matured, saying, “You do things willy nilly, without realizing how drastic they are, and how they will affect your body.
I wish I could go back and never touch my body because I was perfect, but I didn’t realize until then. So I’m now trying to go back and get back to where I was. Because they have grown to be so large, the plantations are small, natural, and now implant.
Stephanie informed followers that the surgery was successful a few hours later when she made a second appearance on Instagram. She continued, “Girls, I’m out through the other side,” adding, “Them ridiculous boobs have gone.” I’m just so happy to be able to go back to what I once was.
I’m “dead happy,” so I knew it would take a while for them to settle in and drop and all that, and there are still some swelling.
Following the birth of her son Samuel with her partner Joe McKalroy, 28, in January, Stephanie became a mother of two earlier this year. Caben, the actress’s eighth-year-old son, was already a parent through a previous relationship.
Fans were able to see the news on Instagram, along with a number of hospital-related photos. After sharing his son’s name, Joe claimed that it had been a “traumatic experience.”
He said: “Welcome to the world my beautiful baby boy Samuel McKalroy. Named after your uncle the one and only who will always weigh heavy on my heart I wish so much that he could’ve met you and cherished you as much as I do. It has been a traumatic experience but you are finally here in our arms.” The couple have since gone their separate ways.
