8/3/23: Last News

Mirror that he believes she has enough grit and courage to attend events without the Duke of Sussex, 38.“Meghan Markle has always been a very confident woman. During her career as an actress, she had to be confident in order to get to where she got to,” he explained.He noted that while there were “dips” in her confidence level when she first arrived in the United Kingdom and married Harry in 2018, she has always “remained confident.”The Duchess of Sussex had to “develop her own identity” after her marriage and the birth of her two kids.“Obviously, she would never have been attending royal events had she not been with Prince Harry, so I think she’s had to develop a whole new level of confidence,” Stanton said.The professional added that even though Harry and Markle don’t always stick together like glue, they have a “greater” degree of “confidence, rapport, trust and a deep connection within their relationship.”“While the pair are happy to have their own solo ventures, when they do get together, we do see sparks flying between them,” Stanton said.

a lengthy statement posted on social media.Lizzo, whose legal name is Melissa Jefferson, is being sued for allegedly creating a hostile work environment by supposedly subjecting dancers, the plaintiffs, to body-shaming and sexually denigrating behavior against their will.The “Truth Hurts” singer denied the accusations, calling them “false” and “unbelievable.” “These last few days have been gut wrenchingly difficult and overwhelmingly disappointing. My work ethic, morals and respectfulness have been questioned.

if we were beings that resemble blue light bulbs (with eyes and a mouth) and we spoke in a pared-down, generic everyday language (“mild poison” for alcohol, “group roll machine” for a shuttle bus, “jitter juice” for coffee).Welcome to the pink-and-blue-hued world of “Strange Planet,” a quirky parallel universe of sorts where, save for three-eyed birds and dogs, everything is relatable to what we consider normal, everyday problems and issues here on Earth — including interpersonal relationships and emotions.The animated Apple TV+ series, premiering Aug. 9, is based on Nathan W.