Tiger Woods’ Kids Then Now: See Sam, 13, Charlie, 11, From Kids To Young Adults

Eurovision Song Contest bosses have told how the contest will accept acts from both Russia and Ukraine in May, despite Vladimir Putin ordering an invasion.Putin's ongoing assault on the country has been widely condemned by western leaders, with Boris Johnson describing it as a "catastrophe" for Europe.

rugby union, joining hometown club Auckland in 1988 and then going on to make 19 appearances for New Zealand.He then made the switch to rugby league in 1993 and became a Wigan Warriors hero in the years to follow.They won several trophies with Tuigamala as their centre including the 1994 World Club challenge with victory over Brisbane Broncos in Australia.In a tweet the club wrote: "This morning, Wigan Warriors are deeply saddened to learn of the tragic news that former player Va’aiga (Inga) Tuigamala has passed away. "Wigan Warriors send their deepest condolences to the family and friends at this awful time."His team-mate from that time and current Warriors executive director Kris Radlinski added: "Every now and then a player comes along who touches the heart and soul of every single fan, player, coach and administrator – Inga was one of them."He was one of the most exciting rugby players to play either code.

Prince Harry and brother William could be nearing an end, a royal expert has said.According to royal author Duncan Larcombe the latter could be sending subtle signals to the Duke of Cambridge that he wants the 'brotherly war' to end.He told OK!, when discussing the future man's upcoming memoir set to be released in Autumn: “We don’t yet know if or how strongly he’ll slate his father and brother in the book. It’s hard to imagine what might be coming, but until that book hits the shelves, the stalemate is highly likely to continue.”“What must be concerning her most right now is not so much whether Harry will say Charles was unworthy as a father, but whether he’ll say he’s not worthy of being future king.

Russia's invasion was starring in a TV show where a history teacher accidentally became the President of Ukraine just four years ago. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was a former actor in the country and started a presidential campaign as a bit of a joke.

foundation and claiming that it 'beautiful' and 'feels lovely on the skin'. High street retailer Boots is well known for stocking all sorts of beauty and skincare brands, from high end bestsellers to budget friendly must-haves.Now, beauty brand favourite No7 has been getting a lot of attention online, and it's all down to the No7’s HydraLuminous Moisturising Foundation, which is priced at £14.95 and aims to give you 'visibly fresh and radiant looking skin in an instant'.

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker left fans swooning when he shared a hunky throwback snap taken early on in his BBC career.The handsome BBC presenter, 44, found the archive snap on his phone, and he decided to share it with his 271k followers on Instagram.Although Dan is mostly known for presenting BBC Breakfast alongside co-star Sally Nugent, it seems he has the looks for a career in modelling if he ever fancied opting for a career change.It wouldn't be the first time he took on a new challenge, either, because fans watched him learn to dance on Strictly Come Dancing last year - after being paired up with show pro Nadiya Bychkova.In the throwback snap, Dan can be seen sporting a smart white shirt with a buttoned collar.Shooting the camera a brooding sideways glance, Dan looked every bit the part of a model as he stood for the BBC press snap.Captioning the snap, he wrote: "This old BBC PR shot just popped up on my phone."No idea what I was thinking about at the time but it looks pretty serious", alongside a smiling-face to suggest he can see the funny side of the "serious" snap.Dan signed off by wishing his followers a decent Thursday, adding: "I hope you’re ok and are having a decent Thursday."Dan's adoring fans were rather impressed by the presenter's modelling moves, and they rushed to compliment him in the comments.One fan gushed: "Super handsome", attaching a string of fire-emojis.A second said: "I think you look serious and handsome here Dan."A third commented: "Very handsome".A fourth cheekily wrote: "Was having a mediocre Thursday, but this pic just made it a whole lot better!" with a winking emoji alongside it.A fifth added: "Gorgeous"A sixth laughed: "Looks like you’re trying not to laugh"Dan also sent a message

Fashion month continues! With New York and Paris checked off the list, celebs have made their way to Italy for Milan Fashion Week — and the street style is already off the charts. 

Mixed emotions. Miesha Tate is still trying to process things after being crowned the winner of Celebrity Big Brother season 3 on Wednesday, February 23.

Giving a glimpse. Priyanka Chopra Jonas appeared to show her and Nick Jonas’ baby girl’s nursery for the first time.

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Maksim Chmerkovskiy, 42, showed how heartbroken he was by the Russian attacks in Ukraine on Thursday February 24. The Dancing With The Stars pro posted videos mourning the attacks in his home country as he filmed in the capitol city of Kyiv. In one of the videos, he started tearing up, and said that he wanted to go home, as he got choked up for his friends and family who couldn’t leave as easily as he could.

Tiger Woods’ son Charlie Woods is a chip (shot) off the ol’ block.

Charlie Woods is definitely just like his dad, Tiger Woods!

Rachel Uchitel, 45, will be talking directly to the camera about her affair scandal with Tiger Woods, 44, in the golf champion’s upcoming HBO Max documentary Tiger, premiering on Jan. 10, 2021. “Here he was, in my bed, and he was my Tiger,” the former nightclub manager said in a sneak peek of the documentary, as she looked back at the scandal that rocked the sports world after the National Enquirer first reported their affair in 2009, while Tiger was still married to Elin Nordegren, 40.

HBO is detailing the rise, fall and comeback of Tiger Woods.

Tiger Woods is an athlete on the level of Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, Babe Ruth, or Kobe Bryant. These are names that just about everyone on the planet knows, even if they’re not fans of sports.

Erica Herman joined 44-year-old boyfriend Tiger Woods‘ family at the PNC Tournament on December 20, showing support for the famous golf player and his 11-year-old son, Charlie. Erica joined Tiger’s ex-wife and Charlie’s mom, Elin Nordegren, at the event, where they watched on as the father-son duo took the green. Erica also spent time with the former couple’s daughter, 13-year-old Sam. Tiger and Erica appear to be just as strong as ever, and it’s great to see her getting along with his former wife. Learn more about Erica Herman with the five facts below!

One big happy family! Tiger Woods and his 11-year-old son, Charlie Woods, had the ultimate support system behind them when they conquered the PNC Tournament on December 20. Not only did Charlie’s mom, Elin Nordegren, come out to cheer on her son, but Tiger’s current girlfriend, Erica Herman, showed out to celebrate, too. The two women looked at ease as they followed Tiger and Charlie down the green during the final round of the father-son golf tournament.

Tiger Woods is a proud dad! The pro golfer couldn't help but celebrate his son's impressive performance at the PNC Championship on Saturday, praising the 11-year-old for his «awesome shot.» Tiger, 44, was right behind his son — and wearing a matching purple shirt — when Charlie drove the ball around 175 yards, which set him up for an eagle.

Charlie Woods is definitely following in dad Tiger Woods‘ footsteps!

The world may have gotten a glimpse at the future of golf on Dec. 19 with the start of the 2020 PNC Championship in Orlando, Florida. It was there that Tiger Woods and his boy, Charlie, 11, took part in the father-son competition for the very first time. All eyes were on Charlie — who twinned with his dad in a bright purple golf shirt — as he stunned viewers with an incredible shot.