Jason Kelce’s wife Kylie bursts into tears as she shares miscarriage heartbreak

Seven years ago, just after returning from a trip to London, Kylie Kelce emotionally revealed that she miscarried on her husband Jason’s birthday.

Taylor Swift’s soon-to-be sister-in-law Kylie Kelce has bravely revealed she suffered a miscarriage on Jason’s birthday. Kylie stated that before her eldest child, Wyatt, was born, she had her first positive pregnancy test result in August 2018, and things seemed normal after visiting her doctor.

After everything appeared to be working, Kylie traveled to London to see Jason and the Eagles play. They shared the news of their pregnancy with their friends and family during this trip.

Kylie was supposed to be 12 weeks pregnant during the trip. She continued, “We made it a point to surprise Jason’s mom and dad when we were there by pretending to take pictures and letting them know what we were expecting.” She returned to see her doctor after discovering she had a “missed miscarriage.”

Kylie continued, “It seemed like everything was moving slowly,” while addressing the Not Gonna Lie podcast. Additionally, they were unable to locate the baby on the doppler. There isn’t a heartbeat, I recall being like, “Oh, there isn’t a heartbeat.” Because there isn’t one, you didn’t find one.

“They estimated that the baby’s development had stopped between, say, nine and ten weeks. In essence, I miscarried unchecked, as you would call it. Your body may have been unaware that your pregnancy was no longer a viable one.

Jason’s birthday was the reason it was a s***ty day. I called my mother and informed her that Jason’s birthday was the day he was born. This seems ridiculous. Because I’m going to tell my husband what happened, it seems very silly. I did, too. And it was difficult for both of us.

Wyatt, six, Elliotte, four, Bennett, two, and Finn, six months old, are the youngest of Kylie and Jason’s six children. However, when Jason and Kylie and they later tried for children, she found herself in a disadvantage due to her miscarriage. She claimed that “every subsequent pregnancy” had “messed with her brain.”

She made this decision after deciding to wait until she reached the 20-week mark before revealing her pregnancy to her partner at least 16 weeks prior. What was the average likelihood of a baby surviving, which sounds incredibly illogical to me. Kylie remarked, “I actually did it for Finn.”

When Kylie and Jason tied the knot just 18 months before the birth of their first child, Wyatt, they met on a dating app while attending Cabrini University in Pennsylvania in 2013.

When Jason announced his retirement in March after 13 NFL seasons, he made it clear that family was his main priority. He said: “[Kylie] has also given me three beautiful girls and a life that increasingly brings me more fulfilment off the field than it does on.

“I am a product of my upbringing. I think one of the best things a person can be in this world is a father. A father who is present, loving and devoted just might be the greatest gift a child could ask for in our society.”

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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

‘Tone deaf’ Taylor Swift sparks backlash over leaked lyrics from upcoming album

With the release of her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, Taylor Swift is about to make a musical comeback. Some of the lyrics have already been teased, which has sparked some unrest.

Taylor Swift isn’t a stranger when it comes to dropping little Easter eggs ahead of her album, and she has even teased snippets of lyrics from some of her new songs. The country-pop star is set to release her 12th studio album, titled The Life of a Showgirl, on October 3.

After almost a year, Taylor Swift is making a comeback to the music scene, releasing a total of 12 new songs, with only one collaboration, and it being none other than her supporting act and now a superstar herself, Sabrina Carpenter.

Ahead of its release, a Spotify experience took place in New York City on September 30, where Swifties got a glimpse of potential lyrics from some of the songs. It did add to fans’ excitement, but it also appeared to spark some controversy.

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The album’s first lyric, written in a mirror with a peachy-orange lipstick, read, “Frequently it doesn’t feel so glamorous be me,” was seen by attendees at the event.

The lyrics were soon to appear on billboards in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and New York, specifically Times Square. The album also includes the lyrics “Everyone’s unbothered til they’re not,” “They don’t make loyalty like they used to,” “Keep it 100,” “You wanna skate on the ice inside my veins”?”, and “I heard you calling.”

Naturally, the lyrics that were leaked quickly became popular online. Although the lyrics’ and the associated tracks’ context are still unknown, netizens continued to share their opinions.

While some fans criticized the singer for being “tone deaf” and “cosplaying the struggle” of being the biggest pop star of the current generation, some alleged the singer was “cosplaying the struggle.”

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Being the highest-paid popstar alive is “not so glamorous,” a netizen said. “Ok, I bet flying private to your 18th mansion must be rough.” Another commentator claimed that Taylor Swift was actually “cosplaying the struggle” when she co-hosted her Eras Tour, which earned less than $1,000. What an odd statement to make in light of the suffering experienced by the majority today.

One fan defended her, saying that “Those swifties are attacking anyone who dates theorise that the life of a showgirl might have some sad songs &amp, lyrics… well, “often it doesn’t feel so glamorous be me isn’t exactly the happiest line.”

One thing that’s for sure about Taylor Swift is that she thrives on controversy. The 14-time Grammy winner was officially declared a billionaire in 2024, thanks to the success and record-breaking Eras Tour, which grossed over $2 billion (£1.7 billion). According to Forbes, Taylor has an estimated net worth of $1.6 billion (£1.3 billion).

The track listing for “The Life of a Showgirl”

  1. Ophelia’s fate
  2. Elizabeth Taylor
  3. Opalite
  4. Father Figure
  5. Eldest Daughter
  6. Ruin the Friendship
  7. Actually Romantic
  8. Wish List
  9. Wood
  10. Cancelled!
  11. Honey
  12. Sabrina Carpenter is the star of The Show of a Showgirl.
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TV presenter and TikToker, 21, dies at home as family address ‘natural causes’

TV presenter and TikTok star Jennifer Nicole Rivas was found dead in her home on October 1, with her family addressing the devastating situation as tributes pour in

A 21-year-old TV presenter, Jennifer Nicole Rivas, tragically died at her home on October 1 after a suspected epileptic seizure. The star’s family confirmed that she had an underlying condition and authorities have stated her death was due to natural causes.

Her final Instagram post, shared with her followers on the day of her death on Wednesday, showed her standing in what appeared to be a pickleball court, paddle in hand, with the caption: “Getting ready.” She wore a white tennis skirt, light pink vest and white trainers.

News of her sudden death has sparked a wave of tributes on social media, with colleagues, friends, and followers expressing their sadness and praising her talents.

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An autopsy was reportedly not carried out on the young woman’s body. Jennifer, who was studying journalism, was a well-known figure in Honduras, with a following of 100,000 on TikTok and 16,000 fans on Instagram.

She also worked as a presenter for Honduran TV channel CHTV and frequently collaborated with comedy group Los Venados 504, reports the Daily Star.

It comes after another death of a TikTok star. Zuza Beine tragically died at the age of 14 at the end of September, after leaving a tear-jerking final message for fans.

The influencer, who inspired millions with her cancer journey, tragically passed after more than a decade of battling leukemia. Zuza openly shared health updates on instagram and TikTok, along with “get ready with me” videos and dances with friends.

The Wisconsin-based influencer and her family started documenting her journey with cancer on the Instagram account @Zuzas_Way_To_Healing in 2020. The account gained almost 2million followers.

In a message to her supporters, her family said: “It is with broken hearts that we share that Zuza died yesterday morning.”

“She lived 11 of her 14 years with a relentless cancer, yet lived more fully and gratefully than most. Her being changed us forever, and her dying will too.”

Zuza was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, which starts in the bone marrow and moves into the blood. Though most cases affect adults, Zuza was diagnosed when she was only three-years-old.

She had beaten the illness five times before, having undergone bone marrow transplants and multiple rounds of chemotherapy.

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‘Ryder Cup abuse of McIlroy crossed the line’

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The abuse directed at Rory McIlroy and the rest of the European team at the Ryder Cup “crossed the line”, says PGA of America chief executive Derek Sprague.

McIlroy was the main target of abuse at Bethpage as Europe held off a late comeback from the United States to seal a 15-13 victory.

The abuse increased on day two of the tournament as Europe opened up a seven-point lead.

While McIlroy was subjected to verbal abuse, his wife Erica was hit by a drink thrown by an American fan on the 17th tee.

“It’s unfortunate that people crossed the line last week”, Sprague told the Golf Channel.

McIlroy described the abuse as “unacceptable” and said it should be “off-limits”.

Sprague says he plans on apologising to McIlroy and his family.

“I haven’t spoken to Rory or Erica]McIlroy] but I do plan on sending them an email with my heartfelt apologies because of what occurred”, he said.

McIlroy suffered lengthy abuse before eventually snapping by swearing at a spectator that called out while he was addressing the ball.

“I chirped back because it got to me a few times, but we tried to handle everything that came our way with class and poise, and for the most part, I felt like we did that”, said McIlroy.

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Cutting races short will stop protesters – cycling union boss

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The professional cyclists’ union’s president claims that slicing down major road races like the Tour de France will help to deter protesters.

After La Vuelta a Espana’s final stage was significantly canceled last month, CPA president Adam Hansen made the call.

According to Hansen, “Protesters should have the platform taken from them; if they don’t, they won’t enter a race.”

Following pro-Palestinian protests that led to scuffles with riders and the course being blocked in a number of locations, the Vuelta’s final stage, around Madrid, was postponed.

During the three-week Grand Tour, there were numerous protests and disruptions that primarily targeted the Israel-Premier Tech team’s participation.

According to Hansen, a former rider and Grand Tour stage winner, “We saw that protesters had two hours of live TV in Madrid,” which turned into protests rather than races.

Although I’m not opposed to protesting, it’s the last thing we want riders to be in danger because some riders were hit and pushed off their bikes [in Madrid], so this is not protesting. It crosses that line.

Bike races cost a lot of money, and organizers rely on host towns and cities to cover the cost of services like policing rolling roadblocks and protecting the public. However, Hansen thinks that limiting short races won’t deter protesters.

The protesters wouldn’t have had a platform if La Vuelta had been canceled on a Friday and the last three days had not been broadcast on TV. We demonstrated there was a platform by trying each day, Hansen said.

Because we turned off the TV, cancelling would have shown them that there was no point in attending bike races. Yes, doing something like that for [Vuelta organisers] Unipublic is a huge deal. However, today’s sacrifice must be minor for cycling’s long-term viability.

Tom Pidcock, who finished third overall, worried about my friends who ride for the Israel [Premier Tech] team, according to Britain’s Tom Pidcock.

They are riding because they have the chance to compete on bikes all over the world, not to support Israel.

Since then, Israel-Premier Tech has been denied an invitation to the second-tier Giro dell’Emilia race in Italy on Saturday.

The title sponsor of the Canadian-Israeli team, Premier Tech, has stated that it anticipates that Israel will be renamed after the following year.

In response to the Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which resulted in the deaths of about 1,200 people and the hostage of 251, the Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza.

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