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David and Victoria Beckham 'have fears their son Brooklyn will be left with nothing' after he allegedly signed a rigid prenuptial agreement before he wed Nicola Peltz.

Brooklyn's choice to sign the prenup in 2022 means he will not gain any of the Peltz's billionaire family fortune if he and Nicola were to split.

The aspiring chef, 26, launched an astonishing rant at his parents David and Victoria on Monday night.

He took to Instagram to share a six-page statement, where he said he has no wishes to reconcile with his family and is standing up for himself 'for the first time in my life', claiming his parents have 'controlled narratives about our family'.

He also stated that 'my parents have been trying endlessly to ruin my relationship (with wife Nicola) since before my wedding, and it hasn't stopped'.

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Meghan Trainor and her husband, actor Daryl Sabara, have welcomed their third child, a baby girl, via surrogate on January 18, 2026, joining their sons Riley, 4, and Barry, 2.

Trainor shared the news on Instagram on January 20, announcing their daughter's name as Mikey Moon Trainor. She expressed gratitude to the surrogate and the medical teams who supported the process, writing, "Our baby girl Mikey Moon Trainor has finally made it to the world thanks to our incredible, superwoman surrogate. We are forever grateful to all the doctors, nurses, teams who made this dream possible. We had endless conversations with our doctors in this journey and this was the safest way for us to be able to continue growing our family."

The couple highlighted how special the moment has been for their entire family. Trainor shared that their sons were eager to welcome their new sister and even helped choose her middle name. She also noted that they plan to step back from the public eye to focus on family time following the birth.

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Meghan Trainor is opening up about the deeply personal decision behind welcoming her third child via surrogacy, saying it was made after careful medical guidance and heartfelt reflection.

The Grammy-winning singer, 32, and her husband, actor Daryl Sabara, 33, welcomed their daughter, Mikey Moon, on Jan. 18 with the help of a surrogate. The couple are already parents to sons Riley, 4, and Barry, 2, both of whom Trainor carried herself.

"It wasn't our first choice, but we had endless conversations with our doctors on this journey," Trainor tells People. "This was the safest way for us to be able to continue growing our family, and we're forever grateful that surrogacy was an option."

Trainor says she wanted to speak openly about the experience to help normalize conversations around alternative paths to parenthood. "Surrogacy is just another

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Court filings unsealed this month have revealed a series of private text messages exchanged between Blake Lively and Taylor Swift that are now part of an ongoing legal dispute involving actor and director Justin Baldoni and the film It Ends With Us.

The messages were included in documents filed as part of Lively's lawsuit against Baldoni, her co-star and the film's director, whom she has accused of sexual harassment and retaliation. Baldoni has denied the allegations, and his countersuit seeking $400 million was dismissed last year after he failed to file an amended complaint within a court-ordered deadline.

According to the filings, Lively referred to Baldoni in texts to Swift as her "doofus director" and a "clown" while discussing revisions she had made to the film's script. The exchanges reportedly occurred while Baldoni was present at Lively's apartment for a meeting related to the production. In her July deposition, Lively said she sent Swift the revised script because the singer was on her way to the apartment at the time.

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Jelly Roll's healthy lifestyle makes him say, "Amen." The Star Search judge, who has lost over 200 pounds in recent years, shared details about his fitness journey, which included making significant changes to his eating habits.

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Katie Bates is telling her truth. Travis Clark, the Bringing Up Bates alum's husband, admitted to cheating on her, and she addressed it.

"This is not how I imagined beginning this year or this new season of our lives," Katie wrote on Instagram on January 19, three days after revealing she had lost her pregnancy with their third child. "This has been an extremely painful time for me and our family. As many people now know, our marriage has been severely strained, and my trust has been broken."

During this difficult time, she and Travis, 24, are concentrating on their children Hailey, two, and Harvey, fifteen months.

"After privately expressing deep regret and sorrow for his action, Travis told me he felt it was important to publicly take accountability for what he has done," she recalled, "and I support his decision and desire for transparency."

"We are working through this privately, seeking counsel both together and individually as we try to determine the best path forward for our family," she told me. "I'm also being assisted by legal counsel. This is not a quick or easy process, and I do not take it lightly."

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Actor and director Timothy Busfield will be released from a New Mexico jail while awaiting trial in a sex abuse case, after a judge ruled that he did not need to remain in custody.

The Emmy-winning actor surrendered to authorities last week and faces allegations that he sexually abused two boys while working on the set of a television series he directed and produced. Busfield, 68, has denied all claims.

Prosecutors sought his continued detention, arguing there was a pattern of inappropriate behaviour that escalated during production of The Cleaning Lady, filmed in New Mexico. They said the seriousness of the accusations required strict pretrial controls.

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Vice President JD Vance's family is growing once again, with his wife, Usha Vance, announcing her pregnancy with their fourth child. The Second Lady took to X on Tuesday to share the news of their upcoming son, expected in late July, adding to their existing brood of Ewan, Vivek, and Mirabel. A statement confirmed the health and well-being of both Usha and the baby, marking a personal update from the Vance household.

Usha Vance (née Chilukuri) was born and raised in the working-class suburbs of San Diego, California, to a mechanical engineer father and a molecular biologist mother who had moved to the US from Andhra Pradesh, India.

She met JD Vance as a student at Yale Law School in 2010, when they joined a discussion group on "social decline in white America". Before becoming second lady, Usha Vance had a legal career, including a job as a corporate litigator at firm Munger, Tolles & Olson in San Francisco. She also worked for conservative judges, Chief Justice John Roberts on the Supreme Court and appeals court judge Brett Kavanaugh, before he was appointed by Trump to the Supreme Court.