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Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson’s ‘real connection’ explained amid fake romance rumours

The Naked Gun promotional videos for the pair’s film revealed their romantic chemistry, which they had when they first fell in love.

The real connection between Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson has been unveiled(Image: AFP via Getty Images)

After being accused of faking a romance, the truth behind Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson’s relationship has been revealed.

The pair featured in the new comedy film, The Naked Gun and went on a press tour to promote it and were romantically linked to one another. – sending fans wild.

Some critics, however, claimed the romance was a publicity stunt and were unconvinced of its merits. An insider has now revealed that “everything between them has been sincere.” neither would ever participate in a publicity stunt. They enjoy themselves. They don’t need the publicity, either.

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The pair set tongues wagging with romance rumours
The pair set tongues wagging with romance rumours during the press tour for their film(Image: Getty Images for SiriusXM)

A second source explained to People that the actors have no reason to create a fake romance and they “have a real connection”. They continued: “Their relationship isn’t just for show. They have a real connection. There’s no incentive for either of them to stage something like this.”

The Taken star, age 73, previously admitted to being “madly in love” with Pamela, 58. He declared to People, “First of all, I’m madly in love with Pamela. She’s just a fantastic partner.

I’ll be open and honest with you, but I can’t thank her enough. No soaring egos. She simply arrives to do the work. She is incredibly simple to work with and funny. She’s going to do a fantastic job in the movie.

In response to his encouraging words, Pamela remarked that she thought her co-star was “the perfect gentleman.” She continued, “He brings out the best in you with respect, kindness, and depth of experience.” Working with him was an absolute pleasure.

Additionally, the pair revealed that she had been making dinner plans and bringing in treats for him on the sets. In May, she remarked, “I regularly shared my sourdough bread with him [Liam], along with cookies and muffins, and I also baked my sourdough bread for therapy.”

“The cast and I had many dinners out. In order for our romantic relationship to continue while filming, I invited him and his assistant over for romantic dinners with me and my assistant.

Their chemistry was evident at the Naked Gun premiere in both Berlin and London. When she kissed Liam’s cheek during the London premiere, Pamela sparked rumors of a romance.

The iconic scene from Titanic was recreated during their promotional tour in Berlin, which caused even more wagging.

Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson attend the Berlin premiere of the movie
They starred in the new version of the hit film, The Naked Gun(Image: Tristar Media/WireImage/Getty Images)

As they joked around on a boat, Pamela and Liam’s close relationship was immediately apparent to everyone. In the video that was shared with the audience, Liam held Rose, played by Kate Winslet, by the waist like Jack, who Leonardo DiCaprio also played.

From the London to Berlin, this tour has been filled with joy, laughter, and love, she said in the video’s caption. Thank you to everyone who came out to giddy with us (and watch on the big screen)! NYC “Next”

Pamela and Thomas Lee have two children after their first marriage, which was three years apart. She then wed another singer, Kid Rock, for a year, but their union was abysmal.

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She and poker player Rick Salomon got married twice, once in 2014 and once more in 2007. Dan Hayhurst and the actress from Baywatch were engaged in 2020 but split up in 2022.

In addition, Liam and Natasha Richardson were together until her passing in 2009 when they wed in 1994. Michael and Daniel, the two children, were born together.

Sokoto Boat Mishap: One Dead, Nine Rescued As NEMA, Others Begin Search

In the most recent boat accident in Sokoto State, a 29-year-old’s corpse has been discovered.

After another boat accident in the state’s Shagari Local Government Area on Friday, tragedy struck, leaving many passengers feared missing.

Aminu Bodinga, the Special Adviser to Governor Ahmed Aliyu at the Sokoto State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), confirmed the development to journalists and said the incident took place on Thursday.

According to him, search and rescue operations were being conducted at the scene of the accident using SEMA officials.

According to Channels Television, local divers have recovered the corpse of a 29-year-old victim from the river in collaboration with the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), and SEMA.

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Nine victims of the mishap have already been saved, and an 80-year-old woman is still missing as the rescue operation progresses, according to the report’s filing.

Following the incidents at&nbsp, Kojiyo village in the Goronyo local government area, and Garin-Faji village in Sabon Birni, this is the third boat accident to occur in the state in the past two weeks.

Truth behind Olivia Attwood’s husband ‘fuming’ reaction after cosy Pete Wicks snaps

Olivia Attwood’s husband, Bradley Dack, is reportedly “fuming” after the TV star and her pal Pete Wicks were seen enjoying a lavish yacht day out with her friends.

Olivia Attwood’s husband ‘fuming’ over cosy yacht pictures with close pal Pete Wicks(Image: Olivia Attwood/Instagram)

Love Island star Olivia Attwood is said to be in trouble with her “fuming” husband Bradley Dack after he was sent pictures of her cosy hangout with best friend Pete Wicks. The TV personality, 34, was seen enjoying a yacht trip in Ibiza with Pete and pals, and pictures showed the two leaning close to each other.

According to insiders, Olivia’s footballer husband, Bradley, was “livid” after his teammates shared the pictures in Gillingham FC’s WhatsApp group. The 31-year-old was reportedly mocked over her trip while he was at home for the recent match.

The source claims that Bradley tried to laugh it off, but is now furious about it, while his teammates reportedly “couldn’t resist winding him up.”

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Bradley Dack and Olivia Attwood
Bradley is reportedly ‘livid’ by Olivia’s yacht pictures(Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Asc)

He believes in Liv, but Pete’s hands touching his wife while she’s wearing a bikini is not a good look, they continued to The Sun. He finds herself in awe of her for placing him in this position.

However, a couple’s close friends claim there isn’t any drama. Olivia and Bradley don’t have any issues, the insider told The Mirror on Saturday.

Olivia and Pete have been close friends for many years, and they spent KISS weekend in Ibiza with their live-action podcast producer and team. They were all acting in a “let’s let off steam”

The Mirror has approached representatives for Olivia, Bradley and Pete. It comes after it was revealed that Loose Women panellist Olivia will host a brand reality TV show. The show will see contestants compete for their dream job in a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Olivia Attwood ad Pete Wicks
Olivia and Pete are close pals and went to Ibiza for KISS weekend(Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Universal)

Olivia bagged herself a job as the presenter of The Heat, where 10 chefs will compete to work for Jean-Christophe Novelli, as he searches for the next rising star to work at his Barcelona eatery.

The cast will also be able to interact with the audience outside of the kitchen, allowing for tempers to erupt and emotions to erupt as they battle it out for a win. The show will also be broadcast on ITV2 and ITVX in 2026.

Throughout the entire series, viewers will witness promotions, demotions, power plays, sackings, and shock decisions, according to producers.

The TV star has presented a number of ITV documentaries and even made her This Morning debut recently alongside regular host Dermot O’Leary.

She said, “It is such an honor to host this brand-new format for ITV2 and ITVX, and I’m excited about it. It’s a total pinch-me moment to be in charge of something this innovative and exciting.

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A music teacher uses Gaza’s relentless soundtrack of war to resist Israel

A music teacher in Gaza has found a way to help others around him cope with the relentless and terrifying sounds and horrific impact of Israel’s genocidal war.

The nonstop buzz of Israeli drones overhead long predates the constant bursts of gunfire and explosions since the start of Israel’s war on the besieged enclave.

“In Gaza, there is no escape from the reality of war,” said Al Jazeera’s Ibrahim al-Khalili, reporting from Gaza City, where exploding buildings and chaos reign and desperate people attempt to escape gunfire at food distribution sites.

Added to these horrors is the ever-present sound of Israeli drones, he said, pausing to listen to the sound of a drone flying above.

Musician Ahmed Abu Amsha sings with children in a makeshift camp in Gaza [File: Screen grab/Al Jazeera]

Al-Khalili said drones had hovered over Gaza for years before the Hamas-led October 7, 2023, attacks on southern Israel that led to Israel’s war.

Many Palestinians living in Gaza City find the sound of them unbearable, he said, explaining that “it’s not just surveillance. It’s psychological warfare – a noise meant to unnerve, to break people down.”

Even before the current war, a report published by Save the Children in 2022 found that four out of five children in the Gaza Strip suffered from depression, sadness and fear caused by the punishing Israeli blockade on the territory.

However, music teacher Ahmed Abu Amsha has found a creative way to help those feeling distressed by the threatening buzzing above, by turning this sound meant to torment into something positive: a song.

“We had this idea come from what we live, what we suffer here,” said Abu Amsha. “When we have [drone] activity here, the kids ask me ‘Mr, We are tired from the annoying sound,’ [but] I told them ‘No, we have to sing with it.’”

“We have to turn it into something good, and [so] we sing,” said Abu Amsha, adding that the group often records videos of themselves as they sing to post onto the social media platform Instagram. “The idea from these video songs, it’s to turn the sound of the war into music and make it something beautiful.”

The videos shared on Abu Amsha’s Instagram account, which have been viewed by thousands of people, aren’t about creating art, but about refusing to “let a machine – built to watch and intimidate – define what it means to live” in Gaza, said al-Khalili. It’s a form of resistance.

Forest sign ‘versatile’ Juventus defender Savona

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Italian international defender Nicolo Savona has been signed by Nottingham Forest for a five-year contract worth up to £13.4 million (15.5%).

The club has been busy since manager Nuno Espirito Santo questioned their recruitment before the new season, and the 22-year-old is Forest’s ninth signing of the summer.

Savona, who has been a Juventus employee since he was eight, will start at £11.2 million (13 million euros), with potential additions of £2.2 million (2. 5 million euros), according to a statement from the Italian club.

He made his senior debut last year for Juventus, appearing in 40 games across the Champions League, Club World Cup, and Serie A.

Savona can play primarily as a right-back, but he can also play as a left-back and a center-back.

Despite missing out, his performances last season earned him a call-up to the Italy squad.

After joining Juventus on a season-long loan, Douglas Luiz moved to Forest.

“I’m very excited to be here,” he said. For me as a person and player, it is a new experience. The move is a dream come true because it is such a historic club,” Savona said.

Savona, according to Chief Football Officer Ross Wilson, is a “versatile player who will be another strong option in our defensive unit” who “understands the demands of playing for a big club.”

Omari Hutchinson, a winger from Ipswich for close to £30 million, James McAtee, a midfielder from Manchester City, Arnaud Kalimuendo from Rennes for a reported initial fee of £26 million, and Dan Ndoye, a winger from Bologna for £35 million, are the other big signings for Forest this summer.

Additionally, they acquired Norwich’s keeper Angus Gunn from Norwich, Luiz, and striker Igor Jesus from Botafogo, as well as Jair Cunha and Jair Cunha from Botafogo.

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EU nations divided on sanctioning Israel for Gaza war as FMs meet

In the midst of Israeli death, destruction, and man-made starvation, a tussle between a divided European Union foreign ministers is raging over what to do in response to the bloc’s humanitarian aid chief’s recommendation to “find a strong voice that reflects our values and principles” in the besieged enclave.

At a meeting on Saturday in Copenhagen, the Danish capital, ministers from the EU’s 27 member nations gathered to discuss the war.

Additionally, they will discuss a proposal to impose a first-class punitive measure on Israeli start-ups by suspending EU funding. The bloc has so far failed to elicit the support needed to take that step, let alone to advance with more coercive measures against Israel.

There are divisions between member states, such as Spain and Ireland, who want to put a lot of pressure on Israel to put an end to its repressing attacks on Palestinians, and its strong allies, such as Germany and Hungary, who want nothing or nothing at all.

Prior to the meeting, Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares claimed that the EU is “doing nothing” and “too little too late” when it comes to the situation in Gaza. During the Copenhagen meetings, he claimed he wanted to put more pressure on Israel.

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen stated on Saturday: “We are witnessing the most catastrophic humanitarian catastrophe. Israel must alter its course. We must discover a common ground. By requiring words to be transformed into sanctions, I’m not disclosing a secret. Denmark is prepared to impose sanctions on the government of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and some members of his administration by suspending the trade chapter of the association agreement.

Before the meeting, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas stated to reporters: “We are definitely not going to take decisions today.

It “ascertains that we are divided,” it says.

Numerous EU governments have harshly criticized Israel’s actions during the conflict, particularly given the restrictions on humanitarian aid and the deaths of civilians.

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IFSPC), a global hunger monitor that collaborates with the United Nations and other major aid organizations, announced last week that it had found that Gaza was in trouble, a finding that Israel rejected despite overwhelming evidence.

However, the EU members have differed on a common response, with some calling for economic sanctions against Israel and others urging the continuation of dialogue.

After the United States announced it would refuse visas to members of the Palestinian Authority, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said there should be no restrictions on access to the UN General Assembly the following month.

According to Barbor, “A UN General Assembly meeting should not be subject to any restrictions on access.”

Israel’s access to an EU research-funding program was proposed last month by the EU’s executive body, but it has so far failed to receive enough support from member nations.

According to diplomats, France, the Netherlands, Spain, and Ireland have all expressed support for the proposal, but others, like Germany and Ital, have not so far, according to diplomats.

“Urban mood on European streets”

Hashem Ahelbarra, a journalist in Copenhagen, reported on how the EU members are having a difficult time dealing with Gaza and Israel’s issue of imposing sanctions.

He continued, “The issue is that there is a change of mood on the streets of Europe,” noting that the pressure is getting worse on European politicians.

More and more people in Europe claim that the EU has broken its commitments to protecting human rights and humanitarian law.

The EU’s humanitarian assistance division’s commissioner for crisis management, Hadja Lahbib, said it was “time for the EU to find a collective voice on Gaza.”

She made it clear she wanted to put more pressure on Israel when she spoke to reporters in Brussels this week, but she declined to specify what action she felt was needed.

She said of Gaza, “What is happening there is haunting me and should haunt all of us.” because it’s tragic. And history will determine our fate.

Ukraine is also on the agenda.

The EU’s foreign ministers are also expected to discuss the Ukraine war and the future of some 210 billion euros ($245.85 billion) of Russian assets that have been frozen in the EU as a result of Moscow’s sanctions.

Ukraine and a number of EU nations, including Poland and the Baltic States, have demanded that Kyiv’s assets be used for its support.