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Actress Nicola Peltz has issued a very cryptic post as she rolled her eyes and blew kisses alongside lyrics slamming ‘incompetent men’ amid her ongoing feud with the Beckhams

Nicola Peltz chose to include some very brutal lyrics alongside her latest social media post as the Beckham feud rumbles on. The actress, 30, has been locked in a family fallout with her famous in-laws that all came to a head when she missed David Beckham’s 50th birthday celebrations.

She has received the loyal support of her husband Brooklyn Beckham, 26, as he is now said to have stopped responding to messages from his family. Brooklyn has been keen to declare his love for Nicola throughout the scandal, despite snubbing David’s birthday, his knighthood and Father’s Day.

Nicola also failed to share any message to her father-in-law as she instead paid tribute to her own dad Nelson Peltz. In her latest upload, Nicola shared a short clip of herself blowing kisses to the camera and rolling her eyes.

However, it was her choice of song that caught attention. She decided to play Sabrina Carpenter’s latest track Manchild and chose to play the lyrics: “Oh, I like my boys playing hard to get.

“And I like my men all incompetent. And I swear they choose me, I’m not choosing them.” In what could be seen as another dig at her in-laws, Nicola shared a gushing tribute to her own dad just hours before.

She shared a series of photos throughout the years with her dad Nelson alongside a touching caption. Nicola wrote: “Happy Father’s Day to the greatest dad in the world I am so lucky to be your daughter I love you more than you will ever know. Thank you for always being my constant support I love you beyond words. Happy Father’s Day dad.”

As Victoria and David appear to be extending olive branches through their social media, Brooklyn recently shared a picture of a tattoo that could be perceived as a tell-tale sign about where his loyalties lie. The image shows the tattoo on Brooklyn’s upper back that is based on a note Nicola, 30, wrote to him before their wedding in April 2022.

Tattooed in a stylish calligraphy font, it reads: “My forever boy. Read this anytime you feel anxious. I want you to know how deeply loved you are. You have the kindest heart I’ve ever met and hope I never go a day without your love. I think you are so incredible. Just know we can get through it all together if you breathe slow and trust. I love you beyond. Love always, your future wifey.”

In another show of support to Nicola amid the ongoing drama, Brooklyn shared photos of them on a motorbike. The caption read: “My whole world x I will love you forever x I always choose you baby x you’re the most amazing person i know xx me and you forever baby.”

On Monday, Romeo’s recent ex girlfriend Kim Turnbull spoke out for the first time since she because caught up in the feud. Kim found herself at the centre of it all when she was blamed as the reason Brooklyn and Nicola didn’t attend David’s birthday celebrations.

It was claimed Brooklyn and Nicola didn’t like Kim or her “intentions” with younger brother Romeo. There were also reports she once dated Brooklyn, which she furiously shut down.

Kim declared: “I’ve avoided speaking on this topic to prevent adding fuel to the fire, however it’s come to a point where I feel the need to address it so I can move on. I will not continue to receive harassment or be embarrassed on the basis of lies, to fit a certain narrative.”

She continued: “I have never been romantically involved in ANY capacity at ANY point with the person in question. Nothing between us has occurred further than a school friendship at age 16.” Kim ended with a plea: “I would like to remove myself from the ongoing conversation and set the record straight for the sake of everyone involved.”

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Hollyoaks actress Chelsee Healey watched from the public gallery at Manchester Crown Court as the father of her 15-month-old daughter, Eddie Raindford, faced jail

Chelsee Healey attended court to watch the father of her 15-month-old daughter were he was due to be sentenced for his role in a ‘wholesale’ drug-dealing operation. The Dancing On Ice star, 36, had tried to keep his identity under wraps from fans as she only revealed his first name.

She attended Manchester Crown Court on Monday, where Eddie Rainford, 32, and another man named Jay Boyd appeared. The Hollyoaks actress, who plays Goldie McQueen, previously called Rainford “The One” and “marriage material”.

The case was adjourned after judge Peter Horgan said the pair they were likely facing an “immediate custodial sentence.” He has been held on remand at HMP Forest Bank to await sentence.

Chelsee appeared shocked as she watched from the public gallery, according to Daily Mail. In January, Rainford pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of a Class B drug between November 2022 and September 2023.

It came just four days after Chelsee was eliminated from ITV’s Dancing on Ice. Chelsee appeared to hint at the tough time as she became the first celebrity to leave the ice skating competition.

During her exit, she took the moment to brand pro partner Andy Buchanan as “amazing” and expressed that she “couldn’t have done it without him”. She added: “I feel, personally, there’s been a lot going on with me that I’ve been struggling with, so I couldn’t completely focus. I’m just really grateful, I’ve had the best time.”

Chelsee also shared a heartfelt message with her fans, posting pictures of herself in her Dancing On Ice glam. Alongside the post, she penned: “Had so many messages about Dancing on ice Thankyou Everyone for the Support.”

She continued: “Just know i am where i need to be. Just a little context of how i have been feeling with the 2 videos, I have had a lot to deal with and God Knew i needed to just take time for Myself and Be at home With My Girls. A Smile can sometimes Hide a thousand Feelings.”

A few weeks later, Chelsee decided to tell her fans that she had a miscarriage while she was a contestant on Dancing On Ice. She said that she felt “blessed” to already be a parent to daughters Coco, seven, and Cookie, one, but the “grief still feels enormous”.

Chelsee shared: “I haven’t been able to talk about this until now, because it’s been too painful. I hope by sharing it now it can help other women going through something similar. Been so anxious to post.

“Whilst committed to DOI and the busy training schedule, to our shock we discovered that I was pregnant. Within weeks of finding out this news, before me and my family could allow this news to sink in and digest it, I suffered a miscarriage.

“Understandably this really did devastate me and hit me deeply, finding out this news and then having it taken in such a short proof of time is an awful lot to deal with. I know I am beyond blessed to have two beautiful daughters but the grief still feels enormous.

“I am grieving for the little soul I carried momentarily who I’ll never get to meet, the sibling that my girls will never get to have. The child that will forever leave my heart curious with the ‘what ifs’. And it is painful.”

She concluded her post: “A gentle reminder that we never know what someone else is going through or how their pain maybe hurting them. To all of you, I am sending my love.”

If you have been affected by this story, advice and support can be found at the Miscarriage Association. You can call them on 01924 200799 or email info@miscarriageassociation.org.uk

Fender told the crowd that his three-night run at St James’ Park, seen by 150,000 fans, had been the ‘best weekend of his life’

Geordie superstar Sam Fender was joined on stage by his hero ‘Big Dan Burn’ for the last hometown gig of his world tour. Fender told the crowd that his three-night run at St James’ Park, seen by 150,000 fans, had been the ‘best weekend of his life’.

For his final night, he had some special guests, including the Newcastle United and England star Dan Burn. The giant defender arrived with the Carabao Cup in his hands to a hero’s welcome from the 50,000-strong crowd. He was a hero on Tyneside after scoring the Toon’s opening goal in the 2-1 victory over Liverpool in March.

Fender gave Burn, 33, a hug before the pair raised the trophy to cheers from the fans. Burn left the stage but then came back to say: “Thank you mum and dad” before he departed once more.

There were then a number of special guests, including Fender’s elder brother Liam on keyboards. The singer’s former guitar teacher Phil Martin also made a guest appearance, and a random 17-year-old fan plucked from the audience.

There was a montage of childhood photos of the band on the giant stage screen to mark Father’s Day, including a snap of Fender with his dad Alan, an electrician turned music teacher who was a huge influence on his career.

The North Shields born singer and Martin stood side by side for a cover of Thin Lizzy’s “The Boys Are Back in Town”.

Easington Colliery Brass Band then appeared for ‘Remember My Name’ from the People Watching album, dedicated to the star’s grandparents.

At the end of the show, with a finale of fireworks and flames shooting through the night sky, Fender asked the crowd to donate to the charity Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres).

The singer is supporting their work in Gaza, describing their medics as ‘real life heroes’.

He told the crowd that he could not believe it was his fifth show at St James, the home of Newcastle United. “I never thought that I would say that,” he added. “I want to just to take that in.

“Thank you for the best weekend of my life.” His two shows in June, 2023, attracted around 100,000 fans and were credited with boosting the local economy by around £15m.

Dan Burn made his Wembley cup final appearance and then had another dream come true when he was called up for England after getting some tips from the son of Jack Charlton.

The People Watching Tour is moving to Silverstone on July 3, then the US, Canada and Australia. *https://www.msf.org/donate

Kneecap rapper Liam O hAnnaidh, 27, is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday amid calls for his band to be removed from the 2025 Glastonbury line-up

Liam O hAnnaidh and his Kneecap bandmates have received support from music legend Johnny Marr amid claims of a private and confidential letter being sent to Glastonbury bosses urging them to remove the Irish rap trio from the 2025 line-up.

Rapper O hAnnaidh, who performs under the name Mo Chara, was charged by postal requisition over the alleged display of a Hezbollah flag at a gig at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town, north London, in November last year. The 27-year-old is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on June 18.

Over the weekend, Love Music Hate Racism and Toddla T, husband of former Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac, blasted reports of an alleged letter signed by 30-plus “music industry individuals” calling on Glastonbury bosses to ban Kneecap from performing at the Somerset festival later this month.

The Smiths legend Johnny Marr has joined the group’s growing list of supporters ahead of O hAnnaidh’s court date on Wednesday. In a statement shared on social media, the iconic guitarist said he respects artists “who use their platform to speak out against injustice” and called for an “end to the atrocities and a free Palestine.”

His statement in full reads: “After learning that calls have been made for Kneecap to be censored during their Glastonbury set, I think it’s important that I make my own position clear.

“I’ve played Glastonbury many times and the festival has always had a political aspect. It was founded as a place of free expression and political activism and it’s a fact that I agreed to play there with The Smiths in 1984 purely because to do so at the time was a political act.

“We are living through very troubling times, but for anyone who’s been interested in me or my music over the last 40 years, I feel like my political stance has always been very clear.

“Oppression fears artistic expression. I respect all musicians who use their platform to speak out against injustice, who promote compassion and equality and give voice to the voiceless. I stand with my audience and fellow musicians who call for an immediate end to the atrocities and a free Palestine. Johnny Marr.”

On Friday, Kneecap named the legal team which will defend band member O hAnnaidh against the terror charge. He will be represented by a team that includes Gareth Peirce, solicitor for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange during his fight against US extradition, and Rosalind Comyn, who has represented Extinction Rebellion protesters in court.

His legal team also includes Darragh Mackin from Phoenix Law, Brenda Campbell KC, Jude Bunting KC and Blinne Ni Ghralaigh KC. Mr Mackin was the solicitor for Sarah Ewart, whose successful legal challenge helped to usher in the decriminalisation of abortion in Northern Ireland, while Ms Campbell was the defence barrister in the collapsed case against Seamus Daly, who was accused of murdering people in the IRA bomb attack of 1998 in Omagh.

Mr Bunting acted for non-profit company Liberty in the Stansted 15’s successful conviction appeal after they broke into Stansted Airport to stop a plane deporting people to Africa, which was a case Ms Ni Ghralaigh also worked on.

In an Instagram post the group said: “The British establishment is conducting a campaign against Kneecap which is to be fought in Westminster Magistrates Court… We are ready for this fight. We are proud to have such a strong legal team with us.”

Mr Mackin told the PA news agency: “It is difficult to comprehend a case of greater international importance in recent years. Kneecap has played an unrivalled role in standing up for those without a voice in Gaza. They speak truth to power when others shy away.

“It is a great privilege to be instructed alongside my colleagues to defend the important principle of freedom of expression, in the pending battle before the London Court.”

In May, the Metropolitan Police said Kneecap were being investigated by counter-terrorism police after videos emerged allegedly showing the band calling for the deaths of MPs and shouting “up Hamas, up Hezbollah”.

They apologised to the families of murdered MPs but said footage of the incident had been “exploited and weaponised”. They also said they have “never supported” Hamas or Hezbollah, which are banned in the UK.

In 2024, the band released an eponymous film starring Oscar-nominated actor Michael Fassbender which is a fictionalised retelling of how the band came together and follows the Belfast group on their mission to save their mother tongue through music.

Formed in 2017, the group, made up of O hAnnaidh, Naoise O Caireallain and JJ O Dochartaigh, are known for their provocative lyrics and merchandise as well as their championing of the Irish language.

Their best-known tracks include Get Your Brits Out, Better Way To Live, featuring Grian Chatten from Fontaines DC, and 3Cag.

Radio host Aimee Vivian has welcomed her first child as she shared her exciting news and baby’s sweet name after skipping Capital FM’s Summertime Ball with her co-stars

Capital FM star Aimee Vivian has revealed she’s welcomed her first child after skipping the Summertime Ball. She made her exciting announcement after being notably absent from the bash at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

The likes of Mariah Carey, Benson Boone, KSI, Lola Young, Busted vs McFly, Zara Larsson, Dasha, Reneé Rapp and Jessie J all performed. Hollywood star Will Smith made an unexpected appearance at the event alongside DJ Jazzy Jeff, Tate McRae, Myles Smith and JADE, which drew in a crowd of 80,000.

Aimee’s Capital FM co-stars Jordan North, Sian Welby and Chris Stark all attended the event, yet she was missing. The DJ decided to explain her absence to fans and used it as the perfect time to reveal her baby is here.

Alongside a photo of her at the event previously, she shared: “Wishing my @capitalofficial & all of you an amazing Summertime ball day.

“Sad to miss it but as you might of guessed by my silence on here, our new little addition has arrived so we have very much been in our newborn love bubble. Swapping backstage at Wembley for watching on YouTube with milk in one hand and a nappy in the other this year. Update on baby soon x.”

She then shared a sweet update as she revealed her baby girl’s name alongside the first photo. Aimee gushed: “Charli Carter. The girl who stole my heart forever.”

Aimee’s celebrity pals rushed to congratulate her as Sonny Jay commented: “Ahh mate not the same without you! All the love to you all today.” Love Island’s Kem Cetinay added: “Will be missed! Congrats.” Capital’s official account wrote: “miss you momma.”

The radio host announced her pregnancy back in February in a sweet black and white video. She presented a cake that said “coming soon” alongside a scan photo and a pair of adorable little boots.

Aimee revealed: “Been cooking up something special.” She has welcomed her first child with her husband, who has chosen to remain out of the spotlight.

The DJ has been working for Capital FM for the past 10 years and currently works alongside Sonny. Aimee went on maternity leave three weeks ago as she joked: “BRB off to go birth another listener.”

She then added: “Thank you all for being a part of the last nine months, what a laugh we have had. To the incredible team at @capitalofficial & my @gemnashh & @lukejprior you absolutely rock! Finally thank you to my parents who came in to support the last two days. Another life chapter done, Be back on air soon x.”

As the stars prepared for the bash and walked the red carpet on Sunday, fans became concerned over whether it would go ahead. They were shown a statement from organisers on the large screens while inside the stadium.

It read: “We have had to pause the show temporarily. Please remain in the stadium. We hope to restart shortly. Thank you.” It hasn’t been confirmed but fans have said there was a power outage at the stadium. Thankfully, the issue was swiftly resolved meaning the show could go on.

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A Project Runway star has been shot and killed while attending an anti-Trump rally in Utah.

Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, 39, died after being caught in the crossfire after another protester wielded a rifle at Saturday’s No Kings Rally in Salt Lake City.

Official peacekeepers at the rally had accidentally struck him after another protester, 24-year-old Arturo Gamboa, allegedly pointed his weapon at the crowd. Gamboa had been ordered to drop the gun, but ran towards the crowd and the peacekeeping team opened fire. Ah Loo was tragically caught in the crossfire.

Authorities confirmed on Sunday that the fashion designer, who is dad to two young children with his wife, was rushed to hospital, where he sadly died.

Alleged shooter Gamboa was taken into custody by police on Saturday evening on a murder charge, though detectives are unclear as to his motive.

Samoan-born Ah Loo voted for the first time in the 2024 election after only recently becoming an American citizen.

Utah Rep. Verona Mauga told KSL TV that she had been with Ah Loo earlier on in the evening at the rally. She said: “Afa is a person who believed in equity and equality for all people and all communities. He believed that everyone was deserving of basic human rights. And that’s why he was there. He was with his community and he was with people he cared about, marching and rallying for all of those things that make our community, like, really great.”

Mauga went on to explain that she hadn’t been with him when the shooting happened and that he had been with a group of friends when shots were fired. She revealed that when they hadn’t heard back from him that they realised “something wrong may have happened”.

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