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Archive May 16, 2025

Princess Andre wows on Mission Impossible red carpet in Leicester Square alongside dad Peter

Princess Andre posed for pictures on the Mission Impossible red carpet as fans brace for the final film in the Mission Impossible series, ‘The Final Reckoning’

Princess Andre attended the Hollywood film premiere in London with her brother Junior and father Peter(Image: Anadolu via Getty Images)

Princess Andre attended the ‘Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning’ premiere in London on Thursday night, appearing on the Leicester Square red carpet alongside her father Peter Andre and brother Junior Andre.

The 17-year-old daughter of Katie Price wowed the crowds in a red off-the-shoulder maxi dress, which she accessorised with layered necklaces, a charm bracelet, and multiple rings.

She complemented her jewellery with a silver clutch as she posed in front of photographers, just a day after posing for a picture with her new driving licence.

Princess chose to wear her hair straight and opted for a natural makeup look for the major Hollywood premiere.. Meanwhile Peter, 52, and brother Junior, 19, attended in classic black suits for the event, with the family taking pictures in front of a Mission Impossible prop plane before heading in to see the movie.

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Princess Andre accented her long flowing red dress with silvery jewellery and a matching clutch(Image: Anadolu via Getty Images)

The Andres attended for what is set to be the last-ever Mission Impossible film, with ‘The Final Reckoning’ rolling out across UK cinemas on May 23. The blockbuster has been beset by lengthy, costly, delays.

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Yet the film, which the Mail reports cost nearly $400 million to make, has also been met with widespread praise. Critics have described the action flick as “astonishing,” with one reviewer describing it as the “action film of the summer.”

Many have highly praised 62-year-old Tom Cruise’s typically high-intensity performance, which translates well in the expansive IMAX format, giving the star more space on screen to show off the film series’ usual insane stunts and action scenes.

The Andre clan attending the Mission Impossible premiere in London
The Andre clan attending the Mission Impossible premiere in London(Image: Getty Images)

Cruise is renowned for pulling off his own high-octane stunts in the Mission Impossible series, with the final instalment being no different. Despite being in his 60s, in one ‘Final Reckoning’ stunt the Hollywood star can be seen dangling from a helicopter, thousands of feet above the ground.

He then drops from the aircraft, falling backwards towards the earth.

Film critic Anthony Gagliardi heaped praise on the series’ final instalment, writing: Tom Cruise defies all odds with jaw-dropping action built only for Imax.

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Seagrave targets elusive world title

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Tahnee Seagrave has set her sights on winning the Downhill Mountain Bike World Cup series as well as the World Championships this season.

The new season gets under way on 16-18 May with the opening round of the World Cup in Bielsko-Biala, Poland.

In 2024 the 29-year-old had to settle for second at the World Cup and third at the World Championships.

The Llanfyllin-based rider, who has been racing at the top level for the past decade, has agonisingly missed out on securing gold, but hopes that will change this season.

“I’d love to win a World Champs, an elite World Champs title, I’ve never had that in my career,” she said.

“I’ve been so close to the overall title so many times and just missed out, so I’d love to be a little bit more consistent.

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Seagrave came back to form last season, winning the World Cup round in Val di Sole, Italy, following a difficult few seasons after a serious concussion suffered in April 2022.

“Last year was a really good season for me. I didn’t really expect anything but I had this just low-level confidence that I knew that I could perform at my best,” Seagrave told BBC Sport Wales.

After clinching junior World Championship gold in 2013, she was tipped to dominate at the very top level, but one injury followed another, from broken bones and muscular tears to slipped discs in her neck, before concussion left her wondering whether she would ever race again.

“When I had my head trauma, it took a lot of mental work to come back to racing and I think that kind of changed my perspective on life and on racing,” she said.

“I really had to build a self-confidence and that just kept growing every day and the more I rode the more I gained confidence, I just shut all distractions out and I learnt a lot mentally.”

Seagrave also turned to sports psychologists and psychiatrists as “she did a lot of work to be able to feel confident”.

She has recently been busy testing a new bike at her mid-Wales base during the off-season after parting ways with her five-year association with bike brand Canyon and switching to Orbea.

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Justin Bieber breaks silence on Diddy allegations amid sex trafficking trial

Chatter linked Justin Bieber to the explosive Sean Combs – P Diddy – trial, held as the rapper is accused of a string of depraved crimes, including racketeering conspiracy

Justin Bieber, pictured in New York City, breaks silence on explosive Diddy allegations(Image: GC Images)

Troubled singer Justin Bieber has insisted he was not targeted by rapper P Diddy.

Bieber, whose had four UK number ones, said widespread fears shared by fans he was a victim of the music mogul “detracts [focus] from the justice these victims rightfully deserve” in a statement released on Thursday. It came in response to speculation the singer, 31, may have been abused by Diddy during his early years in the music industry – although this is not an allegation for which the rapper stands trial.

A video of the pair resurfaced last year and was described by some Bieber fans as “disturbing”. It showed Combs and Bieber, who was a minor at the time, hanging out for “48 hours”. The pair also worked together on Diddy’s album The Love Album: Off the Grid, released in September 2023.

But the spokesperson for Bieber said in a statement, published by TMZ, reads: “Although Justin is not among Sean Combs’ victims, there are individuals who were genuinely harmed by him. Shifting focus away from this reality detracts from the justice these victims rightfully deserve.” Sources also informed TMZ on Thursday the Coming Home rapper never abused Bieber in any way.

The video, which resurfaced last year, showed Combs and Bieber - a minor at the time - hanging out
The video, which resurfaced last year, showed Combs and Bieber – a minor at the time – hanging out(Image: Justin Bieber/Youtube)
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The insiders stated the interactions in the video were simply “performative” – and explained Bieber was closer to the rapper’s sons rather than Combs, who is 24 years his senior.

Combs, who has won three Grammy Awards, was last year arrested in the state of New York on sex trafficking and racketeering charges, which he has denied. Bieber was reportedly “so disturbed by the Diddy news”.

A source told Mail Online at the time: “Bieber is so disturbed by the Diddy news and is unwilling to process it or discuss it so he has shut off… So many people who helped to make him who he is were very close to Diddy and it has completely thrown him. Justin hasn’t been responding on this since the home raids. He’s not going to. He was featured on Diddy’s most recent album, and had he known any of this, there is no way he would have done it.”

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The arrest came just one year after The Love Album: Off the Grid was released. It quickly became Diddy’s fifth top ten on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

But now the 55-year-old star stands trial in New York City, accused of a number of charges, including racketeering conspiracy, sex ­trafficking by force, fraud or coercion and transportation to engage in prostitution. The father of seven denies each of these.

Lorraine Kelly shares sweet message for her doctors after undergoing emergency surgery

The 65-year-old TV presenter had nothing but positive things to say about the team of medical professionals – but she gave a special mention to one doctor who helped her through the last few days

Lorraine Kelly has taken time off following her operation(Image: Handout)

TV presenter Lorraine Kelly has shared a sweet message to the doctors involved in her emergency surgery and recovery.

The star has been recovering after having her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed in a “purely preventative” surgery, leaving her followers sending their good wishes.

According to the NHS, the bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (BSO) operation is a common surgery that takes 40-60 minutes. It can help women with ovarian cysts in the perimenopausal age group manage pain or prevent the onset of ovarian cancer. Almost two weeks after her surgery, Lorraine took to Instagram to confirm her return to work.

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Lorraine shared and update on her recovery earlier this week with a sweet photo of here and her grandaughter Billie cosied up in bed
Lorraine shared and update on her recovery earlier this week with a sweet photo of here and her grandaughter Billie cosied up in bed(Image: lorrainekellysmith/instagram)

Taking to Instagram on Thursday, May 15 Lorraine shared an image of her alongside her grandaughter Billie and Gynaecologist Ahmed Raafat. She captioned the post: “I had my check up l today and the fabulous @ahmed_raafat_gynaecologist_ says I can go back to work on Monday – as long as I take it easy. Billie obviously loved him. Huge thanks to Mr Rafaat and his top team who’ve chosen to work here and help us – from countries like Croatia, Nepal and all over Europe, Africa and the Caribbean – what on earth would we do without you.

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One of her followers wrote: “So glad to hear you are better, and you are right our NHS and care system owe a debt of gratitude to overseas workers,” while another said: “Billie makes everything better! Good to hear you’re back on your feet.” TV presenter Katie Piper also commented: ” Lovely to see you smiling.”

Earlier this month, Lorraine took to her social media to a personal update with fans. She told followers: “Just wanted to let you know I’m having a wee procedure today. I’ve not been feeling all that well for a little while, so I had some scans and tests, and I have to have my ovaries and my tubes taken out.

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“It’s purely preventative. It’s going to be with keyhole surgery, which is incredible. I’m being very well looked after, and I’ll obviously see you really soon, and I’m gonna be totally fine.” After a few days, the star told fans she was “recovering well,” as she celebrated a huge milestone for her ITV show.

Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, the star penned: “Thanx for all your lovely messages I’m recovering well. So proud of my top team – punching above our weight and bucking the trend. Just heard our ratings are up – we had the highest March for four years. Thanks @vixkennedy and the gang! Always know how to cheer me up.”

P Diddy’s whisper to lawyer caught on courtroom mic as rapper’s trial continues

P Diddy, who has won three Grammy Awards, faces a number of charges, including racketeering conspiracy, sex ­trafficking by force, fraud or coercion and transportation to engage in prostitution

Sean Combs, known as P Diddy, strongly denies all allegations made against him(Image: AFP via Getty Images)

P Diddy’s comment to his lawyer was caught on a hot mic in court during his trial yesterday.

The 55-year-old rapper told Anna Estevao he was “proud” of her work, a remark he appeared to understand would go unnoticed in the courtroom in New York City. However, it became public in the hushed environment as it was caught on one of the room’s hot mics. It is thought the device was on when it seemed Diddy believed it to be off.

The moment happened after Ms Estevao had launched her cross-examination of former partner Cassie Ventura, confronting her with intimate messages from her 11-year relationship with Diddy, real name Sean Combs.

The questioning, it is understood, aimed to establish a mutual emotional bond between the pair, with Ms Estevao suggesting Ms Ventura “knew the real Sean — a version he won’t let the rest of the world see.”

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Cassie Ventura and Sean Combs had been in a relationship for 11 years, splitting in 2018(Image: AFP via Getty Images)

At one point, Ms Estevao read from a 2017 message Ms Ventura sent to Combs: “Please don’t play victim. That’s all you wanted and that’s why I was upset. I love our FOs when we both want it.” The defence appeared focused on casting their sexual encounters as consensual.

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One heated exchange in the courtroom on Thursday sawthe lawyer state: “You and Mr Combs were in love for 11 years, right?”

“Yeah,” the woman replied. She was asked: “You loved him,” to which she said: “I did.” When asked if she believed the musician loved her, Ms Ventura said: “Yes.”

It was after this exchange when Diddy, who has won three Grammy Awards, told his lawyer he was “proud” of her interrogation. He stands trial accused of a number of charges, including racketeering conspiracy, sex ­trafficking by force, fraud or coercion and transportation to engage in prostitution.

During Thursday’s proceedings, Ms Ventura also told the court Combs noticed the negative effects her drug use was having on her and encouraged her to see a doctor. She said there were moments when he expressed concern for her mental health.

In a striking revelation, Ms Ventura confirmed Combs himself suffered an overdose on opiate painkillers while at the Playboy Mansion in 2012. At the time, the incident was widely reported, with TMZ citing an “extreme migraine” as the reason for his hospitalisation. Following this testimony, Judge Arun Subramanian called a brief recess in the New York City courtroom.

When it resumed, Ms Ventura said she and Diddy had taken MDMA or ecstasy together previously. When Ms Estevao asked whether she had ever experienced “bad” MDMA before, Ms Ventura acknowledged, “Yes, you get sick.” Ms Estevao then questioned whether the drugs taken that day may have been a “bad batch” of MDMA — a line of questioning that drew an objection from the prosecution.

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McIlroy 10 behind at US PGA as Ryder Cup captains impress

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2025 US PGA Championship first round

Leaders: -7 Vegas (Ven); -5 Davis (Aus), Gerard (US); -4 Donald (Eng), Fox (NZ), Jaeger (Ger), Rai (Eng), Smalley (US)

Selected others: -3 Bradley (US), Fitzpatrick (Eng), Hatton (Eng), MacIntyre (Sco); -2 Hovland (Nor), Scheffler (US), Scott (Aus); -1 Aberg (Swe), Fleetwood (Eng), Morikawa (US), Rahm (Spa); E DeChambeau; +1 Schauffele (US); +2 Lowry (Ire), Thomas (US); +3 McIlroy (NI); +5 Rose (Eng), Spieth (US)

Masters champion Rory McIlroy ended 10 shots behind leader Jhonattan Vegas after round one of the US PGA Championship.

Venezuela’s Vegas, 40, birdied five of his final six holes to set the pace at seven under and move two clear of American Ryan Gerard and Australian Cam Davis.

Ryder Cup captains Luke Donald and Keegan Bradley both impressed at Quail Hollow in North Carolina.

Englishman Donald shot a bogey-free 67 to sit in a group of five players three off the lead, while Bradley, who will skipper the United States team against Europe in September’s Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, dropped his only shot at his final hole to finish at three under par.

McIlroy, who completed a career Grand Slam by winning at Augusta National in April, managed just two birdies in his three-over-par round of 74.

The 36-year-old was playing in the same group as world number one Scottie Scheffler and defending champion Xander Schauffele, who finished at two under and one over respectively.

Donald and fellow Englishman Aaron Rai, who also posted a four-under-par 67, lead a healthy contingent of European players near the top of the leaderboard.

Germany’s Stephan Jaeger equalled Rai and Donald, while Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre, plus English duo Matt Fitzpatrick and Tyrrell Hatton, are among those in the group at three under.

Gerard has only a missed cut and a tie for 56th at US Opens on his major resume, but the 25-year-old raced into the lead with four birdies and an eagle between hole 10 and 15 to move three shots clear on seven under.

However, bogeys at the 17th and 18th robbed him of his commanding position.

Davis, 30, finished tied for fourth at this event in 2023 and dropped a shot on the ninth, his final hole of the day, to end five under.

But both were overtaken late in the day by the charging Vegas.

Elsewhere, reigning US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau fought back well after a slow start to card a level-par 71.

What went wrong for McIlroy?

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Thirty-two days after his dramatic play-off victory at the Masters, which saw him become only the sixth player to win all four majors, most eyes were on McIlroy as he headed out as part of a three-ball containing the world’s top three-ranked players.

McIlroy – the US PGA champion in 2012 and 2014 – has an excellent record at Quail Hollow, winning four PGA Tour events there during his career.

The world number two started with a birdie at the par-five 10th – his first hole of the day – but gave that shot straight back by three-putting for bogey on the 11th green.

Another birdie followed on 15, but the marquee trio faltered at the entrance to Quail Hollow’s difficult closing three-hole stretch, known as the ‘Green Mile’.

All three left the 16th hole with double bogeys after McIlroy put his tee shot into the thick rough and Scheffler and Schauffele dumped their second shots into the water.

Later, both Scheffler and Schauffele voiced their frustrations at the decision not to allow ‘preferred lies’ on Thursday, following heavy rain in the build-up to the event.

The pair were particularly irked by their misfortune on the 16th hole when their balls picked up mud, which they claimed affected their next shots to the green. If preffered lies had been in place, they would have been allowed to lift, clean and replace their balls.

After a series of pars towards the end of his first round, five-time major winner McIlroy ended with another dropped shot on his final hole.

He hit just four of 14 fairways from the tee, a statistic he must improve if he is to move back into contention.

However, McIlroy has shown already this year that he can recover from a big first-round deficit to win one of the sport’s biggest prizes – he was seven shots behind Justin Rose after round one at the Masters before coming back to win the Green Jacket.

‘I’m here only because I’m captain of the European Ryder Cup team’

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Donald, who hit the first shot of the tournament at 07:00 local time, is one of several surprising names to be found near the top of the leaderboard.

The 47-year-old is ranked 871st in the world and told BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter before the event that success would simply be making the weekend.

Birdies on the fourth, eighth, 10th and 14th holes made light of his pre-tournament expectations.

Donald, whose best US PGA finish was a tie for third spot in 2006, said afterwards: “I’m here only because I’m captain of the European Ryder Cup team. I wouldn’t be in this field otherwise.

“Bogey-free in a major championship on a course that you wouldn’t have thought would be ideal for me is always fun.”

New Zealand’s Ryan Fox, who only secured his place by winning the Myrtle Beach Classic on Sunday, finished alongside Donald on four under.

Also posting a first-round 67 was American Alex Smalley, who was a late addition to the field after world number 31 Sahith Theegala pulled out because of injury on the eve of the tournament.

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