Ken Jennings, Jeopardy! Champ And Soon-To-Be Host, Apologizes For Past Insensitive Tweets

Sergiy Stakhovsky only recently announced his retirement from the sport after going out in a first round qualifying defeat to American Jeffrey John Wolf at the Australian Open in January.But following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine last month, Stakhovsky signed up to fight with his country’s reservists.Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today Programme earlier this week, the 36-year-old revealed that his children - who are too young to understand what's going on in Ukraine - think he's playing at a tennis tournament."My kids don’t know that I’m here, they don’t understand war, they are too little to understand what's going on," he told presenter Karthi Gnanasegaram, before adding that his wife didn't speak to him for a whole day after she learned of his plans to join the war effort.Pressed on where his children think he has gone, Stakhovsky responded: "That just maybe I am at another tennis tournament. I don’t know if my wife’s told them, but I told them I’d be right back."When asked how it felt to be separated from his family, he said: "Horrible.

Lana Rhoades is letting fans dress like her – by selling her used clothes online.The model and now mum, from Illinois, US, has been very active on her Depop account, flogging a variety of items to her fans.Depop is a fashion marketplace app which gives people the chance to sell used clothes that are just sitting in their wardrobes.Now Lana, who recently flaunted flat postpartum belly, is selling all kinds of items on the popular app.We've seen racy open leather shirts to Burberry crop tops – if you fancy yourself some designer clobber.Lana described most of her items as "like new" with even boots, bags and playsuits on sale.And the ex-actress has put some items on the market for over £350 if you're willing to splash the cash.For example, her ATU Body Couture feather-detail velvet catsuit is certainly not cheap. Meanwhile a Louis Vuitton bag once owned by Lana is selling for over £6,600.Lana has seen some successful sales go through, like a white corset blouse which was priced at £26.

Fitness coach and influencer Molly Ava has set out to transform her fans lifestyle and mindset.And, by doing that the brunette beauty has urged her 34,000 Instagram followers to embrace themselves just the way they are - like she has.All too often on social media, influencers appear to be preened and ‘perfect’ with not a belly roll or bloat in sight.However, in reality this is not always the case.Molly has proved just this by posting side by side snaps of herself that were taken only a minute apart - and her body looks completely different.In both snaps, the fitness influencer has donned a black sports bra and some bright pink gym leggings, along with a slicked back ponytail and natural makeup.However, in the snap taken at 9:00am, Molly’s waist appeared cinched and her abs prominent as she hiked her leggings to her waist.But, on the right hand side, the dark haired babe has pulled down her gym trousers to reveal her relaxed belly which seemed to make her toned stomach disappear.And, this photo was not taken weeks apart or even at the end of the day of eating.Molly snapped her relaxed figure at 9:01am, only a minute apart from the first picture.The influencer captioned the post: “One minute can change a lot.“Roll down those tight leggings and let yourself breathe and be happy without restriction, even if just for a moment.“Spend some time today embracing yourself as you are.“Sometimes we use clothes to make ourselves feel more confident but it’s so important to feel confident without them too.“Just be unapologetically you.”Appreciative of Molly’s body positive snap, many social media fans fled to the comments to thank her for being so ‘real’ when it comes to posting pictures.One person commented: “Thank you for being

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Ken Jennings is apologizing for his past controversial tweets. Taking to Twitter Wednesday, the Jeopardy! winner admitted to having tweeted"unartful and insensitive things," which resurfaced after it was announced he would host upcoming episodes of Jeopardy! in wake of the late Alex Trebek's death.

Ken Jennings is owning up to his social media mistakes. The champ took to Twitter on Wednesday to address some insensitive tweets he'd posted in the past. «Hey, I just wanted to own up to the fact that over the years on Twitter, I’ve definitely tweeted some unartful and insensitive things,» Jennings began his lengthy apology.

Ken Jennings went on an apology tour after old tweets mocking the disabled community resurfaced.In a string of tweets on Wednesday, December 30, the Jeopardy! consulting producer, 46, admitted that he tweeted “some unartful and insensitive things” in the past.Jennings claimed that many of the tweets “worked as jokes” in his mind, but said he was “dismayed to see how they read on screen.” He didn’t delete them, though, because he thought that would be “whitewashing a mistake.”He wrote, “Sometimes I said dumb things in a dumb way and I want to apologize to people who were (rightfully!) offended.

Alex Trebek’s Jeopardy! successor isn’t just apologizing for a bad tweet — he’s issuing a blanket apology for anything insensitive he’s ever tweeted!

'Jeopardy!' host Ken Jennings has apologised for "insensitive" tweets he's posted in the past. The 46-year-old presenter - who is replacing late television icon Alex Trebek on the game show following his death last month - has taken to social media to address previous "failed" jokes he's made on Twitter.

Jeopardy! guest host and all-star contestant Ken Jennings has issued an apology for tweets with ableist messaging that resurfaced earlier this year. "I just wanted to own up to the fact that over the years on Twitter, I’ve definitely tweeted some unartful and insensitive things," he wrote on Twitter.

Ken Jennings is owning up to a few of his resurfaced tweets.

"Jeopardy!" star Ken Jennings is saying he's sorry. The reality star, 46, has issued an apology on Twitter for past comments he's made in jest -- including one about Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Trump.

“Jeopardy!” GOAT Ken Jennings is offering an apology for some past behaviour he says he’s not proud of.

On Tuesday, Jeopardy! executive producer Mike Richards gave an interview to Entertainment Weekly about his relationship with former host Alex Trebek.The longstanding host of the popular game show passed away on November 8 at the age of 80 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.Richards began the interview by recounting how the former host's affable personality kept the production crew of the show enthusiastic about working and focused on providing good output.

wrote in the five-part thread. “Sometimes they worked as jokes in my head and I was dismayed to see how they read on screen.“In the past, I’d usually leave bad tweets up just so they could be dunked on.

Viewers are getting ready to say goodbye to Alex Trebek.

Eli Countryman A set of five “Jeopardy!” episodes with late host Alex Trebek are scheduled to air from Jan. 4 to Jan.

"Jeopardy!" executive producer Mike Richards opened up about Alex Trebek’s final days of filming the show as well as who the late host wanted for his replacement.  Richards joined the game show in 2020 shortly after his predecessor, Harry Friedman, retired. As a result, he presided over one of its most tumultuous and historic years amid both the coronavirus pandemic and Trebek’s battle with pancreatic cancer.The longtime host died in November.

Alex Trebek passed awayon November 8 at the age of 80 following a battle with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.This is the first Christmas his family is spending without the beloved Jeopardy! host.His widow Jean, who was married to the TV star for 30 years, took to Instagram to reveal she enjoyed the holiday with their two children,daughter Emily and son Matthew. Sad loss:Alex Trebek passed away on November 8 at the age of 80 following a battle with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

Alex Trebek 's widow shared a message of faith and inspiration on the first Christmas holiday since the "Jeopardy!" host's death. Jean Currivan Trebek took to Instagram Friday to post a photo of her and the longtime game show host's kids, Emily and Matthew.