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Archive June 3, 2025

Weston Gosa dead: 16 and Pregnant Whitney Purvis’ ‘nightmare come true’ as son dies at 16

Weston Gosa, the mother of Weston, passed away at the age of 16 in a heartbreaking post following the birth record from his MTV series 16 and Pregnant. Whitney Purvis has since devastatingly shared his tragic death.

Whitney Purvis announced the 16-year-old son’s death in a heartbreaking manner.

16 and Pregnant star Whitney Purvis has shared the devastating news her son Weston Gosa Jr has died aged 16. The reality TV star, who documented her pregnancy on the hit MTV show, said her “worst nightmare has come true.”

In a social media post, she heartbreakingly revealed the passing of her devoted son. Weston and his off-offender Weston Sr. made their first appearance together in the MTV program in 2009.

Whitney said, “This is so difficult to write, especially with photos of herself and Weston. Weston, my gorgeous son, passed away. He was only sixteen years old.

Life is so unfair and cruel. Simply put, I don’t comprehend. Oh no, my baby is gone, and I’m not sure what to do.

Whitney Purvis with son Weston
In 2009, Whitney and her ex-boyfriend Weston Jr. welcomed their son on MTV.

He was so flawless, she continued. My worst nightmare ever came true, in fact. How do you continue living after having a child? This cannot possibly occur because I’m in shock. It should not be authentic, in my opinion.

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“Just to hold him, I would do anything.” Words simply can’t adequately express the suffering I’m experiencing. Weston Owen Gosa, you and I are so special. I adore you dearly, God.

You are the heart of my life. You were a wonderful young man, I was so proud of you. Without you, I can’t continue. My angel, rest in peace. You leave too soon, friends. April 2, 2009 – June 2, 2025. “

Whitney continued to share a photo of her son with him, saying, “Remember, my baby Weston.” I will cherish you forever. I’ll never understand why life is so cruel. You’ll be my baby forever.

Weston’s cause of death was not disclosed by the TV star, but his stepmom has claimed that the family has ordered an autopsy on social media.

She stated in her post, “All we know is that we tried to wake him up this morning at 7 am, and we tried cpr, and we called an ambulance.”

Whitney Purvis and son Weston
Following Weston’s passing, the TV star shared a heartbreaking post.

He was taken to a hospital in Gordon County where he was later declared dead. He also had diabetes and a number of health issues.

We are shock and heartbroken. It was a surprise in disguise. I hope I never experience losing a child again, which is the most agonizing experience I’ve ever had.

He was the most amazing son I could have asked for, she continued. He had a lot of potential in life and was brilliant, intelligent, and funny. It doesn’t seem genuine at all.

As we grieve the incredible, amazing life our son had, please keep our family and Whitney in your thoughts and prayers. “Thank you.”

On April 2, 2009, Weston and Whitney welcomed their son. Before giving birth to their second son, River, in 2014, they broke up but rekindled their romance.

After the pair split up once more, Whitney has since lost custody of both of her children. She was detained in 2024 allegedly for allegedly not paying child support, according to TMZ.

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Italy’s Mount Etna puts on spectacular display as it erupts in Sicily

Once more,icily’s Mount Etna, which erupted into a spectacular display by ejecting a massive cloud of smoke and ash several kilometers into the sky, has at once captured the attention of the world.

Despite the dramatic scenes, authorities reassured the public that residents were safe from the volcanic eruption.

In response to the volcanic activity, Catania airport raised the alert level on Monday. No immediate problems were reported, but flights continued as usual.

An official update made it clear that volcanic ash cloud emission had stopped by the afternoon.

The spectacle presented by Europe’s most active volcano, according to Italy’s INGV National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, was caused by a southeast crater collapse that led to a cascade of hot lava flows. This eruptive phase has been occurring for the 14th time in recent months.

According to INGV official Stefano Branca, the risk zone was restricted to the summit of Etna, which was made available to tourists as a precaution.

According to President of Sicily Renato Schifani, the eruption’s lava flows “did not pose a threat to the population” and had not breached the volcano’s natural containment area.

Weaver earns US Open spot as Fowler and Homa denied

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Tyler Weaver, an amateur Englishman, will make his US Open debut after earning a spot on Monday.

The big names included Rickie Fowler and Max Homa, the US PGA Tour’s “longest day” of golf, among others.

With a total of 47 players available, US Open hopefuls fought 36 holes at 10 locations throughout the US and Canada to reserve their spot.

Weaver, a 22-year-old member of the England Golf men’s squad, led by 17-year-old American Mason Howell, who finished third at 11 under to become one of three amateurs to qualify for Atlanta.

One of seven qualifiers in Ontario was Denmark’s Thorbjorn Olesen, with England’s Matt Wallace coming in seventh overall.

In a five-man play-off, fellow American Cameron Young took the final spot while South Africa’s Erik van Rooyen finished first in Columbus, Ohio.

Homa, 34, was the only player at the event who had recently split from his caddie, so the world number 90 had to carry it for the entire 38 holes due to a play-off.

Ryan McCormick and Trevor Cone won the first two spots at Woodmont in Maryland, and American amateur Bryan Lee and Australian Marc Leishman won the other two in a play-off.

Play will resume on Tuesday due to the bad weather that caused the suspension of the Florida event.

Luke Poulter, an amateur from England and the son of former world number five Ian Poulter, is one of the contenders.

The 21-year-old was in fourth when play was called for a halt, and he won the first round with a score of 69. West Palm Beach offers four spots for him.

After a first round of 70, fellow countryman Tom McKibbin, a 2010 US Open winner from Northern Ireland, is also in contention.

From 12 to 15 June, the US Open will take place in Oakmont, Pennsylvania.

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Mongolian PM ousted amid corruption protests

In the midst of weeks of anticorruption protests, Mongolian Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene resigned after losing a vote of confidence.

Oyun-Erdene resigned on Tuesday after the previous day’s confidence vote was quashed by Parliament, according to a parliamentary statement.

The prime minister’s family’s lavish lifestyle has been causing a flurry of public outcry in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city.

After the secret ballot results were revealed to Parliament, Oyun-Erdene said, “It was an honor to serve my country and people in times of difficulties, including pandemics, wars, and tariffs.”

Oyun-Erdene, who held office for more than four years, had refuted the allegations of corruption. He attributed “major, visible, and hidden interests” for waging an “organized campaign” to dethrone the government in an address to Parliament before the vote.

If he was forced out of power, he had also warned of political unrest and economic chaos.

Only 44 lawmakers supported him while 38 opposed, so his arguments did not persuade the Parliament.

In the 126-seat Parliament, the prime minister had to pass a 64-vote threshold.

Oyun-Erdene, who took office as prime minister in January 2021 and won re-election in July 2024, will continue in his caretaker capacity. Within 30 days, a successor must be named.

Many claim that wealthy elites are squandering the profits from a decades-long coal mining boom. The landlocked democracy in Northern Asia has endured deep corruption for decades.

On Monday, hundreds of young people marched with white placards and chanted, “Resignation is simple,” in a square outside the parliament building.

Numerous protesters claimed to have been shocked by what they have described as deeply ingrained social injustice and corruption.

Mongolia’s Corruption Perceptions Index has dropped since Oyun-Erdene took office, reflecting the decline in Mongolia’s ranking.