Nicola and Brooklyn taunt Beckhams again with ‘cruel’ vow renewal afterparty pics

David and Victoria Beckham have been left heartbroken after their eldest son Brooklyn renewed his vows to Nicola Peltz in secret, snubbing all of ‘Buster’s’ famous family

Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola, have shared a slew of snaps from their wedding renewal afterparty(Image: Instagram/nicolaannepeltzbeckham)

Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola, have shared a slew of snaps from their wedding renewal afterparty after savagely snubbing the wannabe chef’s famous family.

Fans were shocked last week when the couple held a lavish bash in the US for the celebration and failed to invite any of Brooklyn’s relatives as their fierce family feud shows no sign of abating.

Reports of ill will between the Beckhams and the Peltzes have been rife since May after Brooklyn and Nicola swerved David’s 50th – and now the young couple have done little to squash them with their latest Instagram post. It comes as David and Victoria are said to have finally accepted that Brooklyn has quit the family.

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Nicola Peltz and her parents pose for a snap at the bash(Image: Instagram/nicolaannepeltzbeckham)

After posting photos from their swanky vow renewal on the weekend, Nicola has now shared a slew of snaps from the afterparty, including one in which she cuddles up to her parents, in what some have described as a cruel dig at David and Victoria.

In other photos from the glamorous carousel – which none of the Beckhams have commented on – the actress can be seen posing on a staircase, sporting a sky blue chiffon gown before cuddling up to Brooklyn as the couple quaff champagne with smiles a mile wide.

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Many of Nicola’s fans loved the glamorous snaps, but several were concerned about Brooklyn’s family as one replied: “And the Beckhams?” Meanwhile, another accused the couple of “taunting” David and Victoria.

Sir and Lady Beckham are said to be devastated after their son failed to invite them, or any of his relatives, to his secret vow renewal with wife Nicola amid ongoing rumours of a family feud.

The couple, who first wed in 2022, married again on August 2 in Westchester County, US. Nicola wore her mother’s 1985 wedding gown, while her billionaire father Nelson officiated the ceremony. No members of the Beckham family were present, with relatives reportedly finding out about the event from a US website.

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None of Brooklyn’s family were there(Image: Instagram/nicolaannepeltzbeckham)

A source told The Sun: “Seeing Nelson having such a pivotal role at the ceremony was heartbreaking for David especially. Not one member of the 30-plus extended family knew about the wedding, or were invited. His grandparents are devastated too as Brooklyn has always been so close to them,” the insider said.

“It feels cruel and spiteful. This is no longer a game. It has gone beyond all that. This is a family who feel they have lost their precious boy – and see no way back.

“Honestly, they are now questioning why he even wants to keep the ‘Beckham’ surname – will he revert to Peltz? August 2nd 2025 – is this the day Brooklyn formally declared himself no longer a part of the Beckham family? It certainly feels like it.”

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Bournemouth defender Zabarnyi joins PSG for £57m

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Paris St-Germain have signed Bournemouth defender Illia Zabarnyi in a deal worth 66m euros (£57m).

The Ukraine centre-back, who has penned a five-year deal, said he had joined “the best club in the world, with the best project”.

European champions PSG have paid an initial £54.5m plus £2.6m in performance-related add-ons.

Zabarnyi joined the Cherries in January 2023 from Dynamo Kyiv and made 86 appearances.

He played a key role in defence and was named 2023-24 Supporters’ Player of the Season.

The 22-year-old’s exit is the third major sale of a defender by Bournemouth this transfer window after Dean Huijsen joined Real Madrid for £50m and Liverpool signed Milos Kerkez in a deal worth £40m.

While the Cherries must rebuild their defence as a result, they are set to make a healthy profit on the trio.

Zabarnyi joined for a reported £24m, while Huijsen was signed from Juventus last summer for a fee of £12.6m and Kerkez cost a reported £15.5m from AZ Alkmaar.

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Bournemouth expected at least one defender to be sold this summer but to lose three has been a shock, according to sources inside the club.

Each move has been difficult to turn down though, with such high fees on offer from three of the world’s biggest clubs.

The Cherries, who more than tripled the £12.8m paid to sign Huijsen from Juventus six months earlier, did not expect his £50m release clause to be seen as value for money by suitors within a year.

Real Madrid won the race but Huijsen attracted a lot of other interest – including from Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea – after a brilliant season at Vitality Stadium.

Diakite fills one of the gaps at centre-back and £14.4m Frenchman Adrien Truffert has been signed to fill the Kerkez hole – and a further central defender is being sought.

Meanwhile, goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic has replaced Kepa Arrizabalaga – who opted to join Arsenal from Chelsea instead of Bournemouth – while they also signed teenage forward Eli Junior Kroupi in February.

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Cristiano Ronaldo fans stunned by ‘insane’ cost and size of Georgina’s engagement ring

Football icon Cristiano Ronaldo is now an engaged man as he revealed he has popped the question to fiancée Georgina Rodriguez after almost a decade with a very eye-catching and expensive ring

Cristiano Ronaldo’s girlfriend has shown off an enormous diamond ring on her engagement finger

Cristiano Ronaldo has finally sealed the deal with long-time partner Georgina Rodriguez, and the engagement ring alone has left fans utterly speechless.

After nearly ten years together and raising two children, the football legend, now 40, proposed to Georgina, 31, marking a moment fans have been waiting forever for.

Whispers of an engagement first sparked when Georgina was seen sporting an eye-catching diamond. Though the couple had stayed quiet, Ronaldo previously admitted the timing just hadn’t felt right as he said it was “not quite right”. It comes after Ronaldo celebrated his 40th birthday party with £4,000 fitness boots and custom cakes.

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However, his feelings have clearly changed after he got down on one knee and popped the question to his long-term love.

Georgina unveiled the dazzling ring on social media, where her 67 million followers were quick to notice and react in absolute awe. In a romantic photo, the oversized diamond gleamed against white sheets as Ronaldo’s hand cradled hers.

Reactions flooded in, with fans praising the jaw-dropping gem calling it ‘the biggest ring ever made’ while others shared their concern that it could get easily damaged given the size of it.

Experts reckon Ronaldo forked out 'several million' for the dazzling ring
Experts reckon Ronaldo forked out ‘several million’ for the dazzling ring(Image: Instagram)

Jewelry expert Maxwell Stone commented: “Georgina has been anticipating this jewellery moment for quite some time – and Cristiano certainly delivered.

“The footballer proposed with an extraordinary 30-carat oval-cut diamond, a true showstopper. To put this into perspective, while the average celebrity engagement ring boasts around 4 carats, the typical ring for everyday people is closer to 1 carat.

“The impressive centre stone is flanked by substantial side stones and almost certainly set on a platinum band. Known for its density, durability, and rarity, platinum is the most coveted – and most expensive – metal choice for engagement rings.

“With Georgina’s jewellery collection already valued at over $4 million, it’s hardly surprising that her engagement ring is, without question, the most spectacular we’ve seen so far this year. I’d estimate it to be worth around $10 million.”

Georgina didn’t hold back her emotions when announcing the happy news as she wrote: “Yes I do. In this and in all my lives.”

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Cristiano Ronaldo is officially engaged to Georgina Rodriguez(Image: georginagio/Instagram)

The pair’s love story began in 2016 at a Gucci store, and Ronaldo has never shied away from expressing how deeply he loves Georgina.

Speaking to Piers Morgan in 2019, he said: “She’s a fantastic person. Yes, it is true love. Yes, it was like magic meeting for the first time. Gio is part of me. She helps me so much.”

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He continued: “Of course, I’m in love with her. She’s the mum of my kids. I’m so passionate for her. She’s my friend, we have conversations. I open my heart to her.

“She opened her heart to me. She’s the greatest love of my life. Why not get married. Not now! Not in this interview. Why not, one day… We’ll one day, for sure. It’s my mum’s dream.”

Sharon Stone reveals mother’s brutal final words to her were ‘hard’ to take

Sharon Stone has spoken in depth in recent years about her mother’s relationship with other members of her family and the impact of that on her

Sharon Stone has spoken about her mother’s final words to her(Image: Getty)

Renowned Hollywood film actress Sharon Stone has spoken about her mother’s final words and the impact they had on her.

Earlier this year, Sharon announced that her mother Dot had died. Making the statement on Instagram, Sharon later revealed that she made the announcement a few months after her mother’s actual death in order to process the event.

During an interview with the Guardian, Sharon went into further detail about her mother’s final months and how her family handled what she described as “delirium” during her family member’s illness.

Sharon went further as to say what her mother’s final words to her were. She said: “When the last thing your mother says to you before she dies is: ‘You talk too much, you make me want to commit suicide,’ and the whole rooms laughs, you think: that’s a hard one to go out on, Mom!

“But that’s how she was. This lack of ability to find tenderness and peace within herself.”

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Sharon Stone has spoken about her family life

Sharon also spoke about her mother’s fears about death towards the end of her life and how her mother was afraid to see her own relatives because of how they had treated her physically during her life.

In Sharon’s 2021 memoir, The Beauty of Living Twice, she claims her mother was beaten regularly by her maternal grandfather.

She said: “She was desperately afraid that when she died her mother and father would be there. She didn’t want to die, because she didn’t want to see them, because they were so awful.

“So I convinced her that I had put them in jail and they were not going to be there. She was in such hell. “Nobody comes through this life intact. So why do we pretend that one does?”

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Sharon Stone

Throughout her career, Sharon has been in a series of iconic films including Basic Instinct, Total Recall, and Casino. This year she is in Nobody 2 in which she plays a crime boss, a role she says she relished and used an unusual source to take inspiration from.

She said: “I don’t want to play villains unless they touch the zeitgeist. So I wanted this villain to feel as if she came out of social media, because that is the most scary thing right now.”

Sharon’s comments around social media come as government’s around the world begin to put more pressure on social media firms to protect their users, especially children.

The UK’s Online Safety Act is one example of a country taking action to try and protect users with Sky reporting that the country could go further and introduce screentime limits for children.

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Technology Secretary Peter Kyle told the broadcaster: “I am looking very carefully about the overall time kids spend on these apps.

Sudanese RSF fighters kill more than 40 people in Darfur camp

Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has attacked a famine-hit camp for displaced people in Darfur, killing at least 40 civilians, according to first responders.

The RSF stormed Abu Shouk camp on Monday, opening fire inside homes and on the streets, said the local Emergency Response Room,one of hundreds of volunteer networks providing front-line aid since war erupted between the Sudanese army and the RSF in April 2023.

It said more than 40 civilians were killed and at least 19 were wounded in the attack.

The rescue group said civilians were “killed either by stray bullets or direct executions” at the camp, located on the northern outskirts of el-Fasher, the last major city in Darfur still held by the Sudanese army.

The RSF has laid siege to el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state, since May 2024.

The local resistance committee, a pro-democracy volunteer group, confirmed the toll of at least 40 killed in Monday’s attack.

The group condemned what it called “horrific violations being committed against innocent, unarmed people”.

In recent months, el-Fasher and nearby displacement camps have come under renewed RSF attacks after the paramilitary was pushed out of Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, by the army in March.

A major RSF offensive in April on the Zamzam camp displaced tens of thousands of people, and many sought shelter in el-Fasher.

War and famine

The war between Sudan’s army and the RSF has killed tens of thousands of people, displaced millions and created what the United Nations describes as the world’s largest displacement and hunger crisis.

The conflict has in effect split the country in two with the army holding the north, east and centre while the RSF dominates nearly all of Darfur and parts of the south.

Last year, famine was declared in three camps around el-Fasher, including Abu Shouk, and the UN warned it could spread to the city by May.

But data shortages have prevented an official declaration.

At a community kitchen in el-Fasher, organisers said some of the children and women they serve arrive there with swollen bellies, sunken eyes and signs of acute malnutrition, according to the AFP news agency.

Meanwhile, in North Kordofan state in central Sudan, the RSF has been accused of displacing more than 3,000 families from 66 villages due to fighting since early August, according to the Sudan Doctors Network.

The group also said the RSF looted their properties and stole their money and livestock.

Those displaced ended up arriving in Khartoum and White Nile provinces last week.

Salford owners say club ‘will not close’

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Salford Red Devils’ ownership group have said the beleaguered Super League club “will not close” despite their perilous financial state.

A consortium led by businessman Dario Berta bought the club on the eve of the season, but frequent late wage payments, mass player exits, and a bruising season of defeats have overshadowed their 2025 campaign.

Sunday’s defeat at Hull FC followed a chaotic week in which Chris Hankinson, Chris Hill, Jack Ormondroyd and Ryan Brierley left the club, while a patchwork team of loanees was eventually beaten 80-6, conceding 14 tries in the process.

“We understand the frustration many fans feel. But we want to be clear: Salford Red Devils will not close,” they added.

The statement also said that “an essential £1.8m investment” from an external backer, which had been anticipated for November 2024 had failed to materialise in the lead up to their takeover.

They also claimed that matters worsened when Salford City Council “unexpectedly withdrew” from negotiations to purchase the Salford Community Stadium home they share with rugby union side Sale Sharks.

At the time, the council cut ties with Jacobson Management, a group who had been introduced to the stadium by representatives of the Red Devils’ owners, as they were unable to carry out the required due diligence.

Despite this, the consortium said they were still willing to resume discussions with the council over a possible purchase of the stadium.

Salford, who have lost all but two of their 21 Super League games this season – conceding 940 points in the process – have six games of the campaign remaining.

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