Celebrities

Originally scheduled to debut on January 15, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has opted to delay the launch of her new Netflix series, titled With Love, Meghan, to March 4 instead.

During the persistent wildfires ravaging Los Angeles, a former star of “Dawson’s Creek” announced that his house in Topanga Canyon had been destroyed by the disaster. Yet, Joshua provided an update on the health and safety of himself, his 4-year-old daughter Juno (ex-partner being Jodie-Turner Smith), as well as their loved ones’ status.

The talk show host, who suffered the loss of her home in the destructive wildfires of Los Angeles recently, thinks that her meeting with Henry last year, along with her fiancé Ross Burningham, was a premonition from the medium about the unfortunate event.

Two years following the death of Priscilla Presley and Elvis Presley’s only child at the age of 54, their eldest daughter posted an old photo from a FaceTime chat on her Instagram Stories on January 12th. The picture showed the two grinning during their conversation, and the actress from “Daisy Jones & The Six” added a heart symbol.

The former member of the band Little Mix, who departed in 2020 following a nine-year tenure alongside Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock, shared on Instagram (January 12) that she is expecting twins with Zion Foster.

Indeed, Jamie Lee Curtis, who recently expressed her sorrow over the effects of the fires in her Pacific Palisades neighborhood, has announced her intention to contribute a generous sum of $1 million towards aid and recovery efforts.