Serena Williams’ slimmed-down postpartum transformation sparks mixed reaction among fansFans of ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! have sparked a conspiracy theory that Jane Moore is acting up for attention. The Loose Women star, 62, hasn't had much airtime despite being one of the original ten stars of the 2024 season. While she's been there to offer advice and comfort, she hasn't been chosen for any trials. On the other hand, radio host Dean McCullough has been in the spotlight as he's frequently nominated for trials. However, Sunday night's highlights showed changes in camp that left some viewers questioning why Jane was suddenly acting grumpy. Boxing legend Barry McGuigan and McFly's Danny Jones were chosen as new camp leaders. As part of their duties, they had to assign tasks to the other stars, reports the Mirror . Read more I'm A Celeb fans turn on Dean McCullough over blatant 'lie' But when they told Jane she was responsible for washing up, she became irritable. She quickly accused the boys of sexism - and when Barry said he wanted to give her an easier task because of her age, she called him ageist. For the rest of the episode, Jane complained about having to wash dishes. Some viewers, however, think she may have been trying to provoke anger from viewers in hopes they would then nominate her for a trial. Fans have taken to social media with mixed reactions to the latest happenings in I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here!, particularly concerning contestant Jane. One viewer expressed on X: "Well Jane really wants to do a trial so maybe this will get her what she wants #ImACeleb." However, some are concerned that Jane's less-than-pleased response to camp chores might turn fans against her. The sentiment was echoed by another fan who posted, "Not loving Jane after that... Danny and Barry were so excited to be camp leaders and genuinely wanted to make them all happy and now they just feel deflated #teamdanny #ImACeleb." Criticism didn't stop there, as another tweet read, "Aren't people getting sick of Dean doing the challenges? ? He's not entertaining, who keeps voting him? ! And Jane, you ruined Barry and Danny's mood, of course they're depleted! #ImACeleb." The debate heated up with one user commenting on Instagram, "Jane pulling the sexist card because she doesn't want to clean lmfao give me a break #imaceleb." Frustration also grew around Dean being selected for trials repeatedly, with a viewer remarking on Facebook, "Dean has done EVERY TRIAL SINCE IT STARTED. it's genuinely not funny anymore. he's probably going to not get a lot of stars (or any) (again). vote for Jane (so she stops moaning as much)! or Danny! or Maura! i'm genuinely angry."
ANGE POSTECOGLOU was looking decked on his Glasgow return – and then up stepped Decky. Dejan ‘Decky’ Kulusevski , to be specific, who came off the bench to rescue his boss with a late leveller that chalked off Hamza Igamane’s opener. 5 Hamza Igmane netted the go-ahead goal for Rangers Credit: Willie Vass 5 Hamza Igmane fired past former Celtic stopper Frazer Forster Credit: Reuters 5 Dejan Kulusevski fired Tottenham level Credit: Getty 5 The Swede made a positive impact after coming on as a substitute Credit: Reuters But ex-Celtic chief Postecoglou survived the Ibrox bear pit thanks to another old Bhoy in Fraser Forster , who pulled off a stunning late stop to deny Cyriel Dessers . Defeat would have plunged Postecoglou’s injury-hit Spurs further into crisis. And while they were by no means convincing here, the main thing is they came away unbeaten and with something to build on. Postecoglou claimed on Wednesday that the injury crisis crippling his squad is the worst he has ever faced “by a fair stretch”. READ MORE ON FOOTBALL LAST GIFT Ex-Leicester manager left staggering amount in his will after death aged 60 Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero joining Ben Davies on the treatment table - along with Guglielmo Vicario , Wilson Odobert , Mikey Moore and Richarlison - left him perilously short at centre-back. It meant 18-year-old Archie Gray, a boyhood Celtic fan due to his family’s love of the Bhoys, started in the middle of defence alongside last-man-standing Radu Dragusin. The great-nephew of Scotland legend Eddie Gray is a defensive midfielder by trade. But he has been largely used at full-back by Postecoglou and here was drafted into the middle. Most read in Football GER KIDDING Tottenham fans blast ex-Spurs star as he's spotted wildly celebrating Gers goal Rangers 1 Spurs 1 Gers left ruing Forster save after Kulusevski earns point for Postecolgou HE'S COD OFF Emotional statement signals end of Rangers old boys' partnership in League Two MAJOR CONCERN Key Rangers star is huge Celtic injury doubt after limping out of Spurs clash CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS Gray’s Celtic allegiances did not appear to be widely known among the Gers fans, judging by his reception. But Fraser Forster’s certainly were and he was roundly booed throughout. Man Utd team-mates in furious on-pitch argument at final whistle after Red Devils scrape past Viktoria Plzen Forster, in for the injured Guglielmo Vicario, had his best years at Celtic Park, including a magnificent performance to help beat Lionel Messi’s Barcelona in 2012. The 36-year-old has deputised well during Vicario’s absence and made another smart stop early doors here to tip over Nedim Bajrami’s effort. But while Forster looked sharp, his out-field team-mates seemed sluggish. Twice Gray attempted to dribble up field and play a ball round the corner, only to surrender possession with a poor pass. Pedro Porro was equally guilty of giving the ball away, sparking a Gers’ attack with one such lazy delivery which ended with Mohamed Diomande blasting well over. While the less said about Timo Werner’s attempt to trap Fraser Forster’s pinpoint long ball the better. 5 Postecoglou had opted to play his out-of-form captain Son Heung-min through the middle and leave £65million striker Dominic Solanke on the bench, But luckless Son struggled to impose himself on the Philippe Clement’s backline, which lost centre-back John Souttar to injury ten minutes before the interval. This was a throwback game for former England stoppers, with Jack Butland in nets for the hosts and Forster for Spurs. Butland’s kicking out from the back looked suspect but he made a brilliant stop to deny Brennan Johnson from close range, even if the offside flag would have bailed the ex-Stoke keeper out anyway. Spurs were poor but Rangers looked toothless, even if Forster did pull off another decent stop to keep out Vaclav Cerny’s drive just before the break. Postecoglou had a point about his lengthy absentee list but it was not as if the side he put out here was lacking in quality. But the volume of games recently and the inability to rotate had left them looking tired. Match Stats One player who looked bereft of confidence – and quality, in honesty – was Werner. So it was no surprise to see him hooked at the break with player of the season Kulusevski sent on to breathe some life into Postecoglou’s sleepy side. Yet they failed to wake up in time to stop Igamane coolly slotting home James Tavernier’s delivery two minutes into the second half. That sent Ibrox potty – with a number of the diehard fans literally bouncing behind Forster’s goal. It could have been worse ten minutes later too were it not for Diomande’s low effort deflecting the wrong side of the post. In between, Brennan Johnson had a golden chance to level but steered a cutback wide, much to Postecoglou’s frustration on the sidelines. That proved to be Johnson’s last meaningful action as on the hour as he was hooked as part of a triple sub that saw Dominic Solanke, Pape Sarr and 18-year-old Lucas Bergvall sent on. Spurs looked to be heading for a first defeat for an English team to a Scottish side in 18 years. Read more on the Scottish Sun WARMING UP Scots set for 21C swing as temperature rise to bring an end to sub zero freeze HOT BUY Shoppers race to Primark for fleecy £14 hoodie will keep you cosy on frosty days But then when Solanke sent a ball across the box which James Maddison shielded, there was Kulusevski to fire home a leveller. It got Postecoglou out of jail – even if his struggling side were anything but convincing on the ground of his auld enemy.
While Julie Chrisley will not be at her family’s Thanksgiving table, daughter Savannah Chrisley is making sure to involve her mom in the preparations for the holiday. “When mom helps you make your Thanksgiving list at visitation last week,” Savannah, 27, wrote via her Instagram Story on Saturday, November 23, alongside two sad emojis. Alongside the caption, Savannah shared an image of three napkins with handwriting on top. One napkin read “Menu,” and had several dishes penned underneath, including lasagna, spicy vodka pasta and salad. The napkin that lay next to it featured a long list of items to include in the meal, including chicken stock, pumpkin and pecans. Julie and her husband, Todd Chrisley , were indicted on tax evasion charges in 2019. The pair, who tied the knot in 1996, were subsequently found guilty in June 2022 of tax evasion, bank and wire fraud and conspiracy. Todd and Julie were initially ordered to serve 12 and seven years in prison, respectively. Us Weekly previously confirmed that Todd’s sentence was reduced to 10 years, while a judge recently decided to uphold Julie’s original prison sentence of 84 months. Amid her parent’s legal woes, Savannah took over custody of brother Grayson, 18, and niece Chloe, 12. (Todd, who also shares Chase, 28, with Julie, is dad to Lindsie, 35, and Kyle, 33, from a previous marriage. Kyle is Chloe’s biological father but was adopted by Todd and Julie in 2016.) After a judge decided to uphold Julie’s original prison sentence, Savannah penned an emotional letter while reflecting on how her parents’ imprisonment has impacted both Grayson and Chloe. “Chloe is struggling in school, despite the resources I’ve tried to provide. Both she and Grayson wrestle with anxiety and depression that sometimes leaves them debilitated,” Savannah read during an October episode of her “Unlocked” podcast. “I’m fighting with every ounce of my being to keep them from becoming another statistic. Children of incarcerated parents who lose their way.” She continued, “They are brilliant, beautiful souls with the potential to change the world and I don’t want this world to break them. But I can’t do it alone. I need my mother. We need her.” You have successfully subscribed. By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy and to receive emails from Us Weekly Check our latest news in Google News Check our latest news in Apple News In the letter, Savannah explained that Chloe asked whether Julie would be present during major milestones. “I feel the strain every day as I juggle raising them, fighting for justice and freedom for my parents and trying to keep a roof over our heads,” Savannah said. “As a single woman running a one-income household, it often feels like no matter how hard I work it’s never quite enough.” Savannah continued, “My mother has missed so many of the moments that define a family — Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Chloe entering middle school and starting cheerleading, Grayson’s last baseball season, senior year, prom, and now the college admissions process. All moments when children need their parents most.”A look back at 2024 in photos
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Two sides level on points in the top half of the League One standings go head to head as Barnsley play host to Reading on Tuesday evening. The Royals journey to the Oakwell Stadium where they are unbeaten in each of their last 11 visits since December 2008 and will be looking to extend this impressive streak. Barnsley were guilty of a lack of sting at the attacking end of the pitch on Saturday when they suffered a 1-0 defeat against Wigan Athletic at the Oakwell Stadium. After falling behind to Thelo Aasgaard 's 42nd-minute strike, the Tykes fired 16 shots after the break as they searched for a way back into the game but Wigan held their own to see out their fourth league win of the campaign. Prior to that, Barnsley were on a three-game unbeaten run across all competitions, picking up one draw and two wins, including a 3-1 victory over League Two outfit Port Vale in the FA Cup first round on November 2. Darrell Clarke 's men have won seven of their 16 League One matches so far while losing four and claiming five draws to collect 26 points and sit sixth in the standings , level on points with Huddersfield Town, Lincoln City, Bolton Wanderers and Reading. While Barnsley will be looking to find their feet on Tuesday, recent results against the visitors offer little optimism as they have failed to win 17 of the last 20 meetings between the teams, losing 10 and claiming three draws since December 2008. Reading, on the other hand, picked up just their second away win of the season at the weekend as they edged out Peterborough United 2-1 when the sides met at the Weston Homes Stadium. Harvey Knibbs continued his fine form in front of goal as he netted a brace to put the hosts two goals up inside the opening 23 minutes before Emmanuel Fernandez struck in the 96th minute to give the home fans something to cheer. This followed a 3-0 victory over League Two side Newport County at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on November 12, when Knibbs netted on either side of Jayden Wareham 's 75th-minute strike to send Reading into second-place in Group H of the EFL Trophy. With Saturday's result against Peterborough, Ruben Selles 's men are now unbeaten in five of their most recent six League One games — picking up four wins and one draw — a run which has seen them surge into the top half of the table as they look to finish in the top six this season. Reading have won eight of their 15 league matches so far, exactly half of their total tally from last season, when they finished 17th in the standings, level on 53 points with 16th-placed Charlton Athletic and nine points above the drop zone. Barnsley remain without the services of 24-year-old midfielder Josh Benson , who is set to sit out his fifth straight game since coming off injured against Doncaster Rovers in October. Former Cardiff City man Max Watters missed the game against Wigan last against Wigan at the weekend through injury and the 25-year-old is a doubt for the home side. As for Reading, Ghanaian defender Andy Yiadom continues his journey to full fitness since picking up a severe injury in April while fellow countryman Kelvin Abrefa has been ruled out since coming off injured in October's game against Rotherham United. English midfielder Kelvin Ehibhatiom has missed the last six games and is also out of contention for the Royals while Harlee Dean has been sidelined since picking up an injury against Stockport County on October 29. With his brace against Peterborough, Knibbs has now scored five goals in his last three matches and the 25-year-old should lead the visitors' attack once again, alongside Sam Smith and Chen Campbell . Barnsley possible starting lineup: Killip; De Gevigney, Roberts; Earl, O'Keeffe, Phillips, Connell, Russell, Gent, Humphrys; Keillor-Dunn Reading possible starting lineup: Pereira; Craig, Mbengue, Bindon, Dorsett; Elliot, Wing, Savage; Campbell, Smith, Knibbs Barnsley and Reading have enjoyed a solid league campaign so far and find themselves level on points in the top half of the table. While they will be looking to get the better of each other, we predict the spoils will be shared at the Oakwell Stadium. For data analysis of the most likely results, scorelines and more for this match please click here .
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Emerging tight end Noah Gray gives Mahomes and the Chiefs another option in passing gameFormer American sports radio host Ryen Russillo has revealed the "ice cold" reception he received from Meghan Markle when he reached out to her with a promotional opportunity. Speaking on The Bill Simmons Podcast on Thursday, the 49-year-old revealed he first met Markle in February 2014 during a celebrity flag football game. At the time, Markle was already well-known for her role on the hit legal drama Suits. The sports commentator recalled the event as being full of "swimsuit models" like Hannah Davis and Nina Agdal, noting that Markle wasn’t the centre of attention. "So I was like, that’s my lane, like she’s probably doubting herself a little bit right now and she’s never been more obtainable," Russillo said. After securing the game-winning touchdown over American football legend Deion Sanders, Russillo said he felt a surge of confidence and decided to send Markle a direct message. The message, he explained, was a "very soft sell". "It was, 'Hey, I know the new season of Suits is coming out. If you ever want to come on the show to promote it'. It was very professional and it was a gauging of interest. So if I got an emoji back, who knows?" he said. However, Markle’s response was anything but encouraging. "It was ice cold," Russillo said. "It was, 'Oh, I don’t know anything about sports, but thanks for the offer'." At the time, Markle had recently split from her first husband, Trevor Engelson, and was rumoured to be dating Irish golfer Rory McIlroy - though the romance was never confirmed. Russillo admitted he wasn’t aware of Markle’s personal life, saying: "A friend asked, 'Do you know who she’s dating?' and I was like, 'I dunno, I don’t pay attention to this stuff'. And it didn’t work out." Two years later, the actress would meet Prince Harry, and the rest is history. Reflecting on his Markle debacle, Russillo said he would playfully reshare negative press about Markle on X, adding captions like "It gets better, don’t worry" or "If you need to talk, I’m here" for friends in on the joke. While most people missed the humour, former NBA coach and commentator Jeff Van Gundy took notice. According to Russillo, he said: "Dude what is wrong with you she's not that great, like have you ever paid attention to this Prince Harry thing?" The radio host laughed as he recounted Van Gundy’s reaction: "Jeff Van Gundy texted me to tell me I was better off without Meghan Markle" The interview was recorded in front of a live audience, who seemed to enjoy the story. Interestingly, Russillo’s remarks came during a discussion about favourite "movie/TV girlfriends" where he joked, "Well, Meghan Markle is available again, right?" Simmons quickly asked, "Is she available? Is that the word on the street?" Russillo replied, "After I think that podcast thing didn’t work out..." The podcast host said: "I think she’s still married though."