Jackie Apostel, 30, reveals how she fell in love with ‘unbelievable’ Cruz Beckham, 20

Jackie Apostel, who turns 30 today, has revealed how she met and fell in love with her 20-year-old musician boyfriend Cruz Beckham.

Cruz Beckham’s girlfriend Jackie Apostel has revealed how she met and feel in love with the youngest Beckham son. The songwriter, who turned 30 earlier this month, is a whole decade older than Cruz.

Jackie and Cruz’s relationship has become quite well-known in recent months as she has been photographed with her boyfriend and his well-known parents at various events. Since their first public appearance in June 2024, the relationship has steadily grown.

She has now revealed that she met the youngest son of David and Victoria Beckham while working on his music in a recording studio. Taking to Instagram ahead of the music’s release, she posted a story directed at Cruz.

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We first met when our managers put some songs together in the studio, Jackie wrote next to the picture of the song’s artwork. You had been working on your own project for years, according to what I’ve heard, and you’ve started to shift a little, finding yourself.

I entered without knowing what to expect and instead went in with an open mind. I knew you were an incredible musician, but I was also aware that you would never stop loving it, irrespective of what other people thought.

You’ve finally found who you want to be right now and are finally ready to share it, and this is just a fun little warm-up, according to the statement “you’ve gone out and found who you want to be right now” and that friendship became us.” I’m assuming you’re all prepared for what will come next.

She said, “@cruzbeckham, I am so proud of you. I adore your accomplishments. I’ve always been your biggest fan. You are my love.

Cruz has been making social media hints at a music career for months, and his debut single, Optics/Lick The Frog, will be released on October 24.

His first performance to date was recently at a show in East London. Additionally, Jackie received audience a congratulatory note for her boyfriend. She continued, “unannounced, just working on his craft, doing his little thing, having fun, learning, preparing, and all HIS songs made by HIM, sang by HIM, absolutely smashing it, I love you,” in a statement released after the performance.

This came shortly after Jackie felt the need to defend the age-gap between her and her boyfriend. A few weeks ago, when Jackie was still 29, someone commented on her Instagram post of Paris Fashion Week: “Why is a 29 year old dating a 20. That’s just weird. I’m talking about Jackie dating Cruz.”

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Because of her boyfriend, Jackie responded with “kind, funny, smart, caring, driven, mature, talented, loyal, and also quite handsome” and “because he’s funny, smart, smart, caring, and also quite handsome.”

Sad new details emerge about death of Limp Bizkit’s bassist Sam Rivers at just 48

On 18 October, metal band Limp Bizkit announced their bassist and founding member Sam Rivers had died at the age of 48, and now new details about what happened have emerged

New details about the death of Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers have emerged. The musician, who was described as “pure magic” by his bandmates, died on Saturday 18 October.

A cause of death has yet to be revealed but a spokesperson for the St. Johns County department of the Florida Fire Rescue has revealed new details.

They told the press that they responded to a call for a “non-responsive person in cardiac arrest” on Saturday and that deputies “responded to an attended death” at the same address.

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An ‘attended death’ is the term used to describe a situation where the person who has died was receiving medical care for a serious or life-threatening illness that was expected to lead to death in a short period of time, most likely days or months rather than years.

As of yet, it is unknown what illness Rivers may have had. The bassist was one of the founding members of metal band Limp Bizkit when it formed in 1994.

Rivers’ bandmates, Fred Durst, John Otto, Wes Borland and DJ Lethal, announced the death with an emotional statement. They wrote: “‘In Loving Memory of Our Brother, Sam Rivers. Today we lost our brother. Our bandmate. Our heartbeat.

“Sam Rivers wasn’t just our bass player — he was pure magic. The pulse beneath every song, the calm in the chaos, the soul in the sound. From the first note we ever played together, Sam brought a light and a rhythm that could never be replaced. His talent was effortless, his presence unforgettable, his heart enormous.

“We shared so many moments — wild ones, quiet ones, beautiful ones — and every one of them meant more because Sam was there.” They added that he was a “once-in-a-lifetime kind of human” and a “true legend”.

The statement ended with a promise that Rivers’ spirit would live on. “And his spirit will live forever in every groove, every stage, every memory. We love you, Sam. We’ll carry you with us, always. Rest easy, brother. Your music never ends. — Fred, Wes, John & DJ Lethal.”

Limp Bizkit was formed after Rivers met Durst while they both worked in a Chick-Fil-A. Their first drummer was Otto and Borland and Lethal joined the band two years later. Their debut album, titled Three Dolla Bill, Y’all, was released in 1997.

By 2006, the band was on a hiatus, but they reunited in 2009. They have received three Grammy nominations, including Best Rock Album.

Rivers left the band in 2015 and rejoined in 2018. After he rejoined, he revealed that his absence was due to a battle with liver disease. “I got liver disease from excessive drinking,” he shared in a book written by rock writer Jon Wiederhorn.

“I had to leave Limp Bizkit in 2015 because I felt so horrible, and a few months after that I realized I had to change everything because I had really bad liver disease.”

He added that he had to have a liver transplant. “I quit drinking and did everything the doctors told me. I got treatment for the alcohol and got a liver transplant, which was a perfect match.”

But, sadly, Rivers’ home life “got so bad” he started drinking again, to the extent that he got a warning from doctors. “‘It got so bad I had to go to UCLA Hospital and the doctor said, ‘If you don’t stop, you’re going to die. And right now, you’re looking like you need a new liver.'”

If you are struggling with alcohol abuse or addiction, advice and support can be found at alcoholchange.org.uk

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Sad new details emerge about death of Limp Bizkit’s bassist Sam Rivers at just 48

On 18 October, metal band Limp Bizkit announced their bassist and founding member Sam Rivers had died at the age of 48, and now new details about what happened have emerged

New details about the death of Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers have emerged. The musician, who was described as “pure magic” by his bandmates, died on Saturday 18 October.

A cause of death has yet to be revealed but a spokesperson for the St. Johns County department of the Florida Fire Rescue has revealed new details.

They told the press that they responded to a call for a “non-responsive person in cardiac arrest” on Saturday and that deputies “responded to an attended death” at the same address.

READ MORE: Limp Bizkit star Sam Rivers’ final photos revealed before tragic death aged 48READ MORE: Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers dead: Band pays emotional tribute to ‘true legend’

An ‘attended death’ is the term used to describe a situation where the person who has died was receiving medical care for a serious or life-threatening illness that was expected to lead to death in a short period of time, most likely days or months rather than years.

As of yet, it is unknown what illness Rivers may have had. The bassist was one of the founding members of metal band Limp Bizkit when it formed in 1994.

Rivers’ bandmates, Fred Durst, John Otto, Wes Borland and DJ Lethal, announced the death with an emotional statement. They wrote: “‘In Loving Memory of Our Brother, Sam Rivers. Today we lost our brother. Our bandmate. Our heartbeat.

“Sam Rivers wasn’t just our bass player — he was pure magic. The pulse beneath every song, the calm in the chaos, the soul in the sound. From the first note we ever played together, Sam brought a light and a rhythm that could never be replaced. His talent was effortless, his presence unforgettable, his heart enormous.

“We shared so many moments — wild ones, quiet ones, beautiful ones — and every one of them meant more because Sam was there.” They added that he was a “once-in-a-lifetime kind of human” and a “true legend”.

The statement ended with a promise that Rivers’ spirit would live on. “And his spirit will live forever in every groove, every stage, every memory. We love you, Sam. We’ll carry you with us, always. Rest easy, brother. Your music never ends. — Fred, Wes, John & DJ Lethal.”

Limp Bizkit was formed after Rivers met Durst while they both worked in a Chick-Fil-A. Their first drummer was Otto and Borland and Lethal joined the band two years later. Their debut album, titled Three Dolla Bill, Y’all, was released in 1997.

By 2006, the band was on a hiatus, but they reunited in 2009. They have received three Grammy nominations, including Best Rock Album.

Rivers left the band in 2015 and rejoined in 2018. After he rejoined, he revealed that his absence was due to a battle with liver disease. “I got liver disease from excessive drinking,” he shared in a book written by rock writer Jon Wiederhorn.

“I had to leave Limp Bizkit in 2015 because I felt so horrible, and a few months after that I realized I had to change everything because I had really bad liver disease.”

He added that he had to have a liver transplant. “I quit drinking and did everything the doctors told me. I got treatment for the alcohol and got a liver transplant, which was a perfect match.”

But, sadly, Rivers’ home life “got so bad” he started drinking again, to the extent that he got a warning from doctors. “‘It got so bad I had to go to UCLA Hospital and the doctor said, ‘If you don’t stop, you’re going to die. And right now, you’re looking like you need a new liver.'”

If you are struggling with alcohol abuse or addiction, advice and support can be found at alcoholchange.org.uk

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The Lightning Seeds and John Thomson unite to help launch new charity gala

The Legacie Foundation is being launched with a fundraising gala in Liverpool tomorrow – and a host of celebrities are set to be in attendance for the inagural event

Liverpool is set to mix business with pleasure tomorrow for a little midweek treat involving some of the country’s favourite artists.

Prominent businessman John Morley is orchestrating a star-studded fundraising gala that will combine celebrities, music, and sport to aid disadvantaged youngsters.

Morley, the founder of the award-winning property firm Legacie, is launching a new charity initiative – The Legacie Foundation – with a glitzy evening in his hometown to raise funds for local charities.

The event will draw famous faces from TV, music, and sport to Liverpool, including Cold Feet’s John Thomson, who will host it. The legendary band The Lightning Seeds is also slated to perform live on the night.

Proceeds from the gala will support several community-driven causes, such as the Liverpool FC Foundation, Alder Hey Children’s Charity, and The Inclusive Hub, which strive to enhance the lives of young people across the region.

Morley has already been a significant supporter of the Football For Change charity initiative, having partnered with Premier League footballers to raise funds for impoverished young people.

John Morley shared his thoughts ahead of the event: “I’m proud to be launching The Legacie Foundation here in Liverpool. This gala fundraising evening is about giving back – pulling people together to help change the lives of disadvantaged young people in our communities.

” These charities do incredible work, and we want to make a real difference with the funds raised on the night. It is important for Legacie to give back. It is brilliant to have John Thomson and The Lightning Seeds involved. “

The star-studded gala, expected to draw big names from entertainment, business, and sport, as well as major partners of Legacie and its charitable work, promises to be an unforgettable night.

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The Lightning Seeds and John Thomson unite to help launch new charity gala

The Legacie Foundation is being launched with a fundraising gala in Liverpool tomorrow – and a host of celebrities are set to be in attendance for the inagural event

Liverpool is set to mix business with pleasure tomorrow for a little midweek treat involving some of the country’s favourite artists.

Prominent businessman John Morley is orchestrating a star-studded fundraising gala that will combine celebrities, music, and sport to aid disadvantaged youngsters.

Morley, the founder of the award-winning property firm Legacie, is launching a new charity initiative – The Legacie Foundation – with a glitzy evening in his hometown to raise funds for local charities.

The event will draw famous faces from TV, music, and sport to Liverpool, including Cold Feet’s John Thomson, who will host it. The legendary band The Lightning Seeds is also slated to perform live on the night.

Proceeds from the gala will support several community-driven causes, such as the Liverpool FC Foundation, Alder Hey Children’s Charity, and The Inclusive Hub, which strive to enhance the lives of young people across the region.

Morley has already been a significant supporter of the Football For Change charity initiative, having partnered with Premier League footballers to raise funds for impoverished young people.

John Morley shared his thoughts ahead of the event: “I’m proud to be launching The Legacie Foundation here in Liverpool. This gala fundraising evening is about giving back – pulling people together to help change the lives of disadvantaged young people in our communities.

” These charities do incredible work, and we want to make a real difference with the funds raised on the night. It is important for Legacie to give back. It is brilliant to have John Thomson and The Lightning Seeds involved. “

The star-studded gala, expected to draw big names from entertainment, business, and sport, as well as major partners of Legacie and its charitable work, promises to be an unforgettable night.

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Rachel Stevens ‘still grieving’ her marriage three years after split

Rachel Stevens has said she wants to ‘ hide and cry ‘ and admits she is still grieving the end of her marriage, as her relationship with Brendyn Hatfield also comes to an end

Rachel Stevens has revealed she is “still grieving” and sometimes wants to “hide under the duvet and cry” three years after the end of her marriage.

The S Club 7 star split from Alex Bourne in 2022 after 13 years of marriage. The ex-couple have two children together, Amelia, 15, and Minnie, 11. Rachel was hit with more heartbreak recently, as her years-long relationship with Brendyn Hatfield ended as well.

In a frank podcast chat, Rachel shared how much the end of both relationships affected her. “I went from being married into another long relationship. I don’t know if I actually fully grieved the loss of my marriage.

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” Some days you feel empowered. Other days, you just want to cry under the duvet and hide, “Rachel said on HELLO! ‘s Second Act podcast”. It is sad and obviously, we feel things ourselves, but we feel them for our kids as well. “

She added that she struggled with” mummy guilt “during the divorce and worried about how her daughters would be affected by not only the end of their parents ‘ marriage but their father’s wedding to someone else.

Alex got remarried in February and is expecting a son with his new wife. Meanwhile, the same year Rachel and Alex broke up, she participated in Dancing On Ice, where she met and started dating professional ice skater Brendyn.

But last month, after three years of dating, their relationship ended”. It is incredibly sad and a relatively recent thing. Both Rachel and Brendyn felt there was no way forward for them.

“Rachel recently took herself to Marbella with her two daughters to get some much-needed headspace, and Brendyn and his young son have now moved out of the family home into a flat. There is still a lot of affection there, and no regrets”.

However, the source added that “tensions ‘ between the singer and skater simply got to be too much for the pair”. It isn’t easy trying to make a blended family run seamlessly.

“And in the end, tensions between Rachel and Brendyn got too much and they don’t ever want to row in front of their kids who remain their priority.

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” It is obviously a huge transition for Rachel who has effectively been in a relationship for the past two decades – but she will doubtless be inundated with offers now she’s back on the market. “