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The two WAGs have been fighting over Coleen’s £1.8 million legal bill again after five years apart from the infamous Wagatha Christie scandal.

Rebekah has always defended her innocence, denying that she ever leaked false information about Coleen’s private life and even sending several messages of support before the first story leak, despite the scouse star, wife of Wayne Rooney, winning her high-profile defamation case against fellow WAG Rebekah Vardy.

Following an appeal by Rebekah, who had to pick up Colleen’s bill, a court ruled this week that the Wagatha Christie legal costs would not be reduced.

In a dramatic reveal shared on social media in 2019, Coleen opened the door to the truth about her scheme to uncover the truth. Taking to Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, Coleen, then 34, wrote: “I have saved and screenshotted all the original stories which clearly show just one person has viewed them. It’s… Rebekah Vardy’s account”. Thus began the Wagatha Christie controversy.

Rebekah, who was instructed to cover 90 per cent of Coleen’s costs, disputed the “sheer magnitude” of the charges and lost. However, OK! the 42-year-old is reportedly not done with her battle against Coleen, 38. Becky is determined to have the final say in everything, according to a source who spoke to the media.

” She is still furious that the judge ruled in Coleen’s favour initially, as she insists she didn’t do it. She’s upset at this latest ruling, but she’s not letting it get her down as she’s determined Coleen and her team won’t get away with this, “adding that there’s more to come from Becky’s corner.

Amid Coleen’s bombshell Disney+ documentary, Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story, the mum revealed how Rebekah rushed to her aid when scandal broke around her marriage, with Wayne’s antics hitting the headlines. She described how she was led to believe Rebekah was a sincere friend who understood the pressure of being in the spotlight during the docu-series.

Reflecting on what happened, she claimed:” Throughout that day I was getting messages saying are you ok? People simply letting me know that they were there when I needed them, since that was my private account. Rebekah got in touch. I thought it was a nice message. Because of her public appearance, I assumed she was just being compassionate and sympathetic.

You’re more than welcome at mine hut, you can have our annex, according to the message, which apparently reads, “If you ever just want to get away with the kids, you can always have our annex!” “Coleen then replied saying:” Thank you, that’s really thoughtful…. I’m at my mum’s at the minute. “Rebekah responded saying:” Offer is always there if you need me. “

Rebekah’s first story was leaked after Coleen, who married Wayne in 2008, was revealed after this exchange. After a number of press leaks, Coleen then issued a warning on her social media account telling her private followers to stop when they learned of someone selling her stories to the press.

Rebekah allegedly messaged her once more to ask her, “OMG, what’s wrong with people? ” Rebekah gave the impression that a journalist might have accessed her Instagram account without her knowledge, but Coleen didn’t realize Rebekah was to blame.

Coleen said:” We were in the same world in a way. Given that she was aware of what the press could do, given that both of us are married to footballers and both are in the public eye. Rebekah’s message, in some ways, did give me a little paranoid. Jamie Vardy’s wife sued Coleen, but the outcome was a loss. Rebekah was deemed to be the one to leak the stories, according to the judge.

Coleen said:” Throughout the trial I kept silent because I was under oath, and still to this day I haven’t said anything. Everyone has a say in the case’s development, in my opinion. But I just feel that it’s important for me to move on in life, especially in the public eye, and to tell the story in my own words how it was from beginning to end.

The documentary “Coleen’s Tell-all” explores how Coleen has handled her life in public for the past 20 years, particularly in relation to Wayne Rooney, one of the most well-known footballers in English history. It also explores the case itself.

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Although he is well-known in the music industry, many T-Pain fans are just learning how the rap artist came to have his famous stage name.

T-Pain, aka Faheem Rashad Najm, who started his recording career with the hip-hop band Nappy Headz, released his debut solo mixtape, Back @ It, in 2004.

He signed with Akon and released his debut single, I’m Sprung, in 2005, which was successful on the commercial front, earning the number eight spot on the Billboard Hot 100. Recognised for popularising creative use of Auto-Tune, some of his most popular songs include Low, Buy U a Drank, Bartender, I’m Sprung, and Up Down.

Some fans have no idea how the rapper got his famous rap name despite having been listening to his music for almost 20 years. One Reddit user asks, “Is the rapper T-:ain’s stage name a reference to Thomas Paine the revolutionary? ” ” However, it turns out T-Pain stands for Tallahassee Pain – with the moniker representing his “roots and struggles”.

T-Pain was born and raised in Tallahassee, Florida, to chef mum Aliyah and dad Shasheem, who founded the Homeboyz to Men program. In an interview with VH1’S Behind the Music, he explained how he was bullied at school, saying: “I wasn’t treated that well in school by the kids. I’ve always been picked on. Fat, chubby, tubby, they would make me try to do pushups.

“Coming from a place where no one liked you, no one talked to you, and now everyone wants to like you and talk to you” I made the promise to myself that I would not allow anyone or anything to hinder me. “

He got his first taste of the music business at three-years-old when friend of the family, gospel jazz artist Ben Tankard, showed him his recording studio. From there, at aged 10, he turned his bedroom into a music studio complete with a keyboard, a beat machine and a four-track recorder.

Commenting on his stage name, one Reddit user said: “Today I learned the T in T-Pain’s name actually has a meaning. It stands for ‘Tallahassee’, the city which he was born in, and where he encountered hardships while living there. ” Another user added: “No. ‘T’ stands for Tallahassee, where he was born, and ‘Pain’ is for all the pain he had to go through to become successful. “

A smart addition to The Chase since November 2020, Dr. Ennis was once a contestant on the other side of the game show in 2016. The Irish quiz master, who recently revealed who he’s closest to on the quiz show, studied at Maynooth University while juggling his TV job and his studies as an entomologist and neuroscientist.

Although he maintains a relatively quiet personal life, he met his equally intelligent wife there. He hasn’t disclosed her name, but he did reveal to RSVP Live: “We did our degrees and PhDs there]Maynooth University]. We were in labs down the hall from each other and she’s from Kildare”, reports OK!.

Despite his encyclopaedic knowledge, Darragh admits that dancing isn’t his forte, recalling a humorous anecdote about his wedding dance. After taking lessons for the big day, his mother-in-law’s reaction was telling. He said: “I got lessons for my wedding and after my first dance, my mother-in-law said to me, ‘ I thought you got lessons? ‘” It seems even dance classes couldn’t mask his two left feet, as he quipped: “So that was how much of an improvement I had! I can’t dance. Way out, perhaps, is Strictly.

Now settled in Oxford with his wife, it’s thought that the couple have two kids, according to the Express. Unintentionally, Josh mentioned his children on The Chase when he was questioned about a children’s television program. Knowing the solution, he playfully explained to Bradley Walsh that having children of the appropriate age “came in handy.”

Due to the potential negative feedback on social media platforms, the Chase star made a conscious decision to keep his family out of the spotlight. In an interview with The Irish Mirror, he said: “I have been keeping my family out of the limelight so my wife doesn’t get involved, she doesn’t want to. And my children, I don’t share photos of my children or anything like that. Nobody is aware of my children’s appearance, names, or anything else.

He occasionally offers his followers a sneak peek into his home life via Instagram, sharing photos of their two family dogs and the picturesque surroundings of their home, such as a bird feeder and a bee hive.

Darragh has found himself referred to as the show’s surprise “heartthrob” ever since becoming a well-known face on The Chase, a moniker he finds quite humorous despite receiving marriage proposals from fans online. His wife, on the other hand, regards his newfound fame as “A bit weird”!.

Cuban musician Jose Manuel Carbajal Zaldivar, known as “El Taiger”, died Thursday in the US city of Miami at 37, his family said, a week after he was shot in the head and hospitalised.

A popular “urbano” singer who mixed reggaeton with traditional Cuban music, he was known for songs such as “La Historia”, “Papelito” and “Habla Matador”.

The Cuban Institute of Music said in a Facebook statement that “we bid farewell to one of the most well-known figures of the urban genre.” He had a strong love for his country and had never renounced his Cuban identity.

Carbajal Zaldivar, who has lived in Miami since October 3 and was there for several years, was discovered unconscious inside a car by local authorities. The shooting was being looked into by Miami police.

The musician’s family thanked his medical team and those “who offered prayers and tributes during his hospitalization”, in a statement released on social media.

“Turn up the volume of your music, dance and celebrate his life”, the family added.

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Los Van Van, a renowned Cuban band, shared a photo of Carbajal Zaldivar’s passing on Instagram.

The group wrote, “We are deeply saddened by your death, but we are proud to have known you and shared the stage on numerous occasions.” “Rest in peace tireless warrior”.

Numerous people gathered in a park in the Guanabacoa neighborhood on Thursday night to say goodbye to El Taiger.

In honor of the musician, they placed photos of him, lit candles, and sang his songs while also turning on their cell phones’ lights in front of an old church.

“We are sad, very sad, but we are celebrating as he wanted, he said he wanted parties, joy”, Yuli Mauro, 30, told AFP, dancing to the music alongside her son.

“We already lit his candle to make light his way to heaven.”

Jessie J’s Los Angeles mansion has been robbed with more than $20, 000 (£15, 000) worth of jewellery stolen by criminals.

The British singer, who goes by the real Jessica Cornish, divides her time between living in Los Angeles with her long-time partner, former NBA player Chanan Safir Colman, and their son Sky, who the couple welcomed in May of last year. According to TMZ, The Price Tag hitmaker was just the latest high-profile name to be targeted by a notorious Southern Californian gang.

The 36-year-old called the police on Thursday when she returned to her Los Angeles mansion and discovered that more than $20,000 in jewelry had been stolen. Police confirmed there haven’t been any arrests in connection with the robbery, but investigations are ongoing because the back window of Jessie’s house had been broken to gain access to the property.

The singer has been playing a number of gigs all over the world in recent weeks, including one at Yorkshire Wildlife Park and one at Manchester Pride in August. The notorious criminal gang has also broken into Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson’s $ 26 million mansion in the Pacific Palisades over the summer, making Jessica not the first high-profile name to do so.

The security alarm was set off when thieves broke through a glass window on a guest house on the property while the Oscar-winning actor was away. The gang, who appear to be concentrating on A-list celebs in Los Angeles who are out of town, has also targeted Modern Family star Sarah Hyland and comedian Marlon Wayans.

While Sarah, 33, and husband Wells Adams were away, Sarah reported the robbery to police after being caught watching the intruders on security cameras at her home. She claimed to have been notified of a masked man leaving her home after breaking the glass into one of her windows in broad daylight. Investigations are still ongoing, and it wasn’t confirmed if anything had been taken from the star’s property.

After his home was robbed in July, comedian and actor Marlon, who is best known for his roles in the White Chicks and Scary Movie franchise, issued a warning to thieves. In a video on Instagram, he said he was the worst celebrity to try and rob as he didn’t own many valuable possessions. Because I don’t own anything, my house is the most valuable thing in my house, I want you to know that they didn’t really get much. So, unless you’re gonna put that s**t on a truck and drag it away, then, yeah, man, you did well, but I don’t own s**t. I don’t wear jewellery. This]ring] is fake. … It’s a heart rate monitor. I’m not flashy. No jewellery. No necklaces. I don’t have cash. I use credit cards”, he quipped.

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A new product from Trinny London has been released to help reduce fine lines and stop aging. Founder Trinny Woodall, who was once a sceptic of such creams, took to social media to announce her first-ever eye cream, Take Back Time.

She explained that developing a formula to boost the skin’s intrinsic functions took three years of labor of love and was subject to extensive research and testing. The cutting-edge achievement specifically addresses the delicate eye area, which tends to age almost a decade quicker than the face, manifesting as persistent wrinkles, pronounced crow’s feet, and dark circles.

The 60-year-old fashion guru confessed on Instagram: “As much as I said I would never use an eye cream, but secretly I wanted to do one. Prior to discovering some longevity research into miniproteins and their role in slowing down the ageing process, I simply had never found the ingredients. The ideal ingredient for our Take Back Time formulation is this.

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She added: “Take Back Time deals with the past, the present and the future you. Our two miniproteins work by slowing down the ageing process, causing your lines to shrink over time, when they are past you with all the harm that has been done.

“The present you is you wake up with dry eyes, and you look tired, there is no hydration there. In response, we inject the most potent form of hyaluronic acid, known as pro-derma hyaluronic acid, which extends twice as far around your eye area. You’re going to get hydration that really lasts. It’s similar to giving your eyes all-you could want.

“Now the future you is about the things that happen today and affect how you look in the future – it’s the stress of the day, the lack of sleep, inflammation. Hexapeptide-8 and ashwagandha are the perfect combination to deal with these issues”.

One customer mused over the new £65 product saying, “It looks good but expensive”, while another noted their curiosity: “I’m curious because in the bathroom videos from five to seven years ago Trinny always said she saw no point in eye serums/creams”. Yet, some shoppers are keen to try it out, one remarked: “If it’s anything as good as your neck cream it will be phenomenal”.

Clinical trials demonstrated that four weeks of use of the eye cream caused crow’s feet and under-eye lines to significantly decrease, whereas 12-week continuous use caused eyelid sagging and eye bags. One tester said: “My eyes looked so tired, dull and crepey, since using this my eye area has drastically improved.

Since using this miracle cream, my eyes appear more awake, refreshed, and rejuvenated, and my fine lines have almost completely disappeared. “A second said:” My eyes look 10 years younger and feel plump and firmer. “

There are currently no negative reviews of the product because it is so new. However, at £65, the cream is on the pricier side, so this is something to consider before purchasing.

For less money, Evenswiss’ Rejuvenating Eye Complex, a vitamin-rich, non-greasy cream, is available at Dermoi for £37. The Trinny London Take Back Time eye treatment can be purchased for £65. Alternatively, Amazon shoppers can snag Medik8’s Advanced Night Eye for £41.95.