Love Island’s Wes Nelson to undergo surgery after suffering horror accident

Wes Nelson, a former Love Island contestant, has stated that he needs surgery to repair a tendon that was brutally broken during his sporting performance over the holiday season.

Wes Nelson is set to go into surgery after suffering a horror accident. The 27-year-old reality star found fame on Love Island back in 2018, appearing in Series 4, where he entered on day one and ultimately fell for Megan Barton-Hanson – with the couple making it to the final, where they finished in fourth place.

Since leaving the Island, Wes has reinvented himself as a singer, with his single, titled 11:11, enjoying attention online over the festive season. And in recent days, the former TV star – who later dated Love Island’s Arabella Chi and later American model Lucciana Beynon – revealed he had suffered an agonising injury around Christmas.

Taking to social media previously, Wes revealed he had broken a tendon while playing a sport. Sharing a photo of his bandaged foot, the star wrote: “Decided to play football for the first time in years… Snapped my Achilles.” He later joked: “Nah, the game’s absolutely gone… 27 years old. I’m calling it a day. Golf and golf alone.”

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Now he has updated fans to reveal the injury could be more severe than first thought. Taking to Instagram Stories on Wednesday, Wes posted an image of himself sitting on a hospital stretcher. While wearing sportswear, the image showed that the TV and music star had plaster all the way up his leg – from his ankle to just below his knee.

The image’s caption reads “Update. On New Year’s Eve, it appears as though I will have an operation to reattach my Achilles, along with red hearts, praying hands, and an emoji. The actor shared a second image of his cast-covered leg, saying, “On another note, when I was younger, I wanted a cast so bad! ” I am not the only one.

The former Love Island contestant has had a bad year, as thieves have targeted him twice in the last year. The unfortunate star explained to fans that his golf bag and clubs had been taken in October on social media.

He wrote at the time, “My full golf bag/clubs etc. have been stolen,” clearly infuriated. I detest the transformation of London. twice a year. Cheers”. His update came shortly after he revealed that a bag had been stolen while traveling by train and was valued at more than £8,000.

His designer bag was taken from above his head at the beginning of the year. He claimed at the time that the thief had snuck into him while the other man was sitting behind him, slowly slashed his bag toward him while escaping the train.

He claimed that the thief would perform the act on a train leaving Milton Keynes after only a “split second.” He remained appreciative of having removed his MacBook from the bag before the journey even began because it contained his music.

Wes wrote at the time, “My Louis Vuitton bag was just stolen on the train just as we stopped in Milton Keynes.” had everything in it that was significant. I’m fortunate that I removed my MacBook before traveling. Just a heads-up, it took a second to turn away the garbage and that was it. Rats can be found everywhere.

He continued, “Just clocked in this pic I sent earlier. The guy must have been slowly sliding the bag backwards whenever I looked down, because it has been withdrawn waaay back to the seat behind me. then abruptly dropped at the initial stop.

You know what’s crazy, you always believe there’s no way this is going to happen to me without me realizing it. However, this is S**t because this is my first time using overhead storage. Never again.

He posted a picture of the bag and offered to give a reward to anyone who can locate his item and all of its contents in a bid to get help from his followers. He stated, “I have a reward for anyone who can return it with contents.”

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Who is Gale Brophy and how did she make her fortune?

Members Only: Palm Beach on Netflix’s newest reality series has firmly established the business mogul as a celebrity.

The lives of the uber-rich residing in Florida’s most exclusive area are on full display in Netflix’s latest reality series, Members Only: Palm Beach.

The eight-part show follows five central cast members who are all on different levels in the town’s social hierarchy, ranging from relative newcomer Ro-mina Ustayev through to established socialite, Hilary Musser.

As wellness guru Taja Abitbol brutally states on the show: “If Palm Bach society were a high-rise building, Hilary and I are definitely in the penthouses, and Ro-mina’s in the basement.”

Although not in the main cast, one of the series’ standout stars is ‘Grande Dame’ Gale Brophy. The veteran of Palm Beach’s social circuit makes an appearance throughout the show as a mentor to philanthropist Rosalyn Yellin.

As well as offering her mentee words of wisdom in how to navigate the often unforgiving and cutthroat world of the ultra-rich, she also informally appoints her the new ‘queen’ of the island, handing her a physical baton and crown much to the confusion of the other cast members.

She also exudes some incredible tales about her life and career, dispelling all the rumors she isn’t real by printing out her pages-long CV, handing it out, and taking a stack of magazine articles about herself to a party with her.

Who is this recognizable new reality star, then? And how did she come to associate with the wealthy and famous?

She is currently the CEO and owner of a real estate company that runs two five-star estates marketed as an alternative to Hamptons. Both can accommodate sizable groups and are situated in New York State’s Catskill Mountains.

Before this, she held top positions in a number of lucrative businesses in the worlds of finance, PR and especially horse racing. Gale was involved in breeding thoroughbred horses for decades and was the co-owner of 1991 Kentucky Derby Winner, Strike the Gold. She also managed two multi-million dollar horse farms, according to her CV.

Gale recalled that MC Hammer had tried to purchase her winning horse but she had refrained from selling it in a radio interview in 2019. She claimed that MC Hammer was attempting to purchase the stallion. and offered money without stopping, saying, “You’re not buying this horse.” The Kentucky Derby will be won by this foal.

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Her ability to identify winners and her knowledge were key factors in her rise, but her work on the job site didn’t just win her respect. Gale has worked tirelessly for causes that are dear to her heart, including women’s empowerment and equine welfare, according to The Global Billionaire. She now has a reality star on her resume that is growing.

New right-back Altena ‘can thrive’ at Hearts

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Right-back Jordi Altena from RKC Waalwijk will join Heart of Midlothian for an undisclosed fee on January 1, with Tynecastle manager Derek McInnes stating the club needed to move quickly to sign the defender.

The 22-year-old former Vitesse Arnhem player has signed a deal through the summer of 2029 and has made more than 50 senior appearances.

He might be available for Saturday’s Livingston game, provided clearance is obtained.

McInnes’ team leads the top flight by three points, but second-placed Celtic travel to Motherwell on Tuesday night to play their final game.

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We therefore had to choose. What Jordi’s viewers thought was the best. He is obviously a good age. From that full-back position, he poses a lot of attacking threats.

Once we showed a little interest, it became apparent that there were other clubs showing interest as well as him once we flagged up.

He has good quality, he claims. Excellent ball handling and technique. Good willpower and footwork. He can thrive with us in the right team, in the right setting.

No pressure on Chesnokov to lend out Gordon.

Islam Chesnokov, a 26-year-old winger from Kazakhstan, is expected to arrive in Scotland before the weekend, but it will likely take him a while to get used to the Scottish game once he’s finished his transfer from Tobol.

Islam will enter, McInnes said, “He’ll fly in on Friday before the game.” Saturday at Tynecastle, he’ll be there. Again, it’s likely to take two or three days before we can register him. That aspect is beyond our control. However, we anticipate eventually bringing him here.

He’s probably the manager I’ve spoken to most throughout my career, and I haven’t had the opportunity to meet him. So we’re really looking forward to welcoming him in and making an announcement as well.

“There has been a problem with the wide right.” I mentioned this when I first arrived: I believe wide right has been a problem for the last few seasons at Hearts.

The club anticipated his arrival in the summer, but it was unavoidable.

Craig Gordon, a goalkeeper for Scotland, has only played once for his nation this season.

In the January window, McInnes does not want to lose Gordon, who turns 43 on Wednesday.

McInnes explained the significance of the interest in Craig. Because he is Scotland’s goalkeeper, and what about his profile?

He is our goalkeeper, he says. At the beginning of the season, he wasn’t fit. Alex Schweolow was in, and we brought him.

He does a good job of training. It is remarkable. to continue with professionalism and motivation. For that, he merits a lot of praise.

Nobody has inquired about a potential loan move for Gordon, according to McInnes.

Craig continued, “Craig never made any hints about wanting to leave on loan.”

“We may be in for a fantastic season,” Hearts says. This season, in our opinion, we can really do something. Everyone in the group is having fun. Craig is undoubtedly eager to play his part. He enjoys both being present and what he has witnessed, though.

When he wasn’t playing for us, he was Steve Clarke’s choice for Scotland’s goalkeeper. His goal is to make Alex more frequently available. All positions require healthy competition.

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Judge blocks Trump effort to strip South Sudan deportation protections

A federal judge has vetoed President Donald Trump’s administration’s plan to revoke South Sudanese citizens’ temporary deportation protections.

In a lawsuit brought by a number of South Sudanese nationals and an immigrant rights organization, US District Judge Angel Kelley in Boston, Massachusetts, on Tuesday granted an emergency request.

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According to the Trump administration’s request, the temporary protected status (TPS) for South Sudanese citizens won’t expire on January 5.

The US Department of Homeland Security is accused of acting inadvertently in an effort to deport South Sudanese citizens from TPS, a US immigration status granted to citizens of nations experiencing natural disasters, conflict, or other extraordinary circumstances that could make their return to their ancestral homelands risky.

South Sudan’s initial status was recognized in 2011 when it formally seceded from Sudan. In response to frequent fighting, widespread displacement, and regional instability, it has been renewed on occasion.

With the status, those who meet the requirements can work and be temporarily deported.

Further, the lawsuit claimed that the Trump administration had made it known that South Sudanese citizens were subject to deportation in a nation that is regarded as having one of the worst humanitarian crises ever.

Kristi Noem, the secretary of homeland security, claimed that the nation no longer fulfilled the TPS requirements in a notice released on November 5.

Now is the right time to conclude what was intended to be a temporary designation, she said, appearing to refer to a fragile 2018 peace agreement.

The statement contradicted a panel of experts from the UN Security Council, who claimed in a report to the UN Security Council that “while the contours of the conflict may be altered, the resulting human suffering has remained unchanged.”

According to the report, “some of the communities most affected by renewed fighting have reported pockets of famine in some of the communities most affected by ongoing conflict and aerial bombardments, coupled with flooding and the influx of returnees and refugees from the Sudan.”

As part of its crackdown on immigration and its massive deportation drive, the Trump administration has increasingly targeted TPS.

There have been numerous court challenges as a result of it’s move to repeal TPS for foreigners from nations like Syria, Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba, and Nicaragua.

‘Alarm bells should be ringing’ over England tickets

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Fans should be ringing at Fifa because England supporters haven’t purchased their entire ticket supply for the World Cup final and semi-final of the following year, according to a fan group.

Everyone who applied for a ticket to the final and semi-final is guaranteed one because the number of allocated tickets to members of the England Supporters Travel Club (ESTC) has so far exceeded the number of applications received.

The tournament’s pricing structure has received a lot of negative feedback, with 90% of ESTC members receiving tickets for the final for just £3, 094 respectively.

That resulted in the Fifa release of a limited supply of tickets priced at £45, but the Football Supporters’ Association’s Fans’ Embassy claims that England fans should be concerned about not using up their allocation.

The group said in a statement that the semi-final and final numbers for the group games speak for themselves, “unsurprisingly, the group games are oversubscribed, as well as the possible glamour tie in Mexico City in the round of 16”.

Some of the most devoted fans of the international game feel completely depressed because of the numbers, which show a fan base that has been priced out.

Every time participating member allocations, meant for the most devoted fans, are not sold out for any World Cup game, the alarm should ring.

Fifa has received criticism for group stage tickets that cost three times as much as those for Qatar’s World Cup in 2022.

Gianni Infantino, the president of Fifa, defended the prices earlier this week, saying they reflect the public’s “absolutely crazy” demand for tickets.

Infantino said, “We have six to seven million tickets on sale and we have received 150 million ticket requests in 15 days.

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‘Alarm bells should be ringing’ over England World Cup tickets

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Fans should be ringing at Fifa because England supporters haven’t purchased their entire ticket supply for the World Cup final and semi-final of the following year, according to a fan group.

Everyone who applied for a ticket to the final and semi-final is guaranteed one because the number of allocated tickets to members of the England Supporters Travel Club (ESTC) has so far exceeded the number of applications received.

The tournament’s pricing structure has received a lot of negative feedback, with 90% of ESTC members receiving tickets for the final for just £3, 094 respectively.

That resulted in the Fifa release of a limited supply of tickets priced at £45, but the Football Supporters’ Association’s Fans’ Embassy claims that England fans should be concerned about not using up their allocation.

The group said in a statement that the semi-final and final numbers for the group games speak for themselves, “unsurprisingly, the group games are oversubscribed, as well as the possible glamour tie in Mexico City in the round of 16”.

Some of the most devoted fans of the international game feel completely depressed because of the numbers, which show a fan base that has been priced out.

Every time participating member allocations, meant for the most devoted fans, are not sold out for any World Cup game, the alarm should ring.

Fifa has received criticism for group stage tickets that cost three times as much as those for Qatar’s World Cup in 2022.

Gianni Infantino, the president of Fifa, defended the prices earlier this week, saying they reflect the public’s “absolutely crazy” demand for tickets.

Infantino said, “We have six to seven million tickets on sale and we have received 150 million ticket requests in 15 days.

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    • 17 October
    A graphic of Premier League players from every team in the division in 2025-26 season, with the Premier League trophy in front of them.
    • August 16
    BBC Sport microphone and phone