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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, 27, has shared details about her “atypical” love story with husband Nicholas Riccio. The couple married in January 2025, just months after welcoming their son, Niko, in July 2024.

Riccio, 59, is a wealthy New Hampshire real estate developer with an estimated $6 million net worth. He owns Riccio Enterprises LLC and 15 properties in Hampton Beach. While living a private life, he is, in Leavitt’s words, her “greatest supporter, best friend, and rock.”

The pair met in 2022 at an event during Leavitt’s congressional campaign. At first, she hesitated because of their 32-year age difference. “It’s a very atypical love story, but he’s incredible,” she told The Megyn Kelly Show.

Leavitt says Riccio has embraced her busy political career, even through “chaotic” times. “He’s the father of my child and the best dad I could ever ask for,” she said.

Can love that defies convention inspire others to look beyond numbers?

Brad Pitt is mourning the loss of his mother, Jane Etta Pitt, who passed away on August 5, 2025, at 84. The Oscar-winning actor is leaning on his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, for comfort during this difficult time. “She wants to be there for him,” a source told People.

Jane was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. She worked as a teacher, volunteered in her community, and shared her love of art with her grandchildren. Known as “Grammy,” she celebrated each child’s individuality through special traditions and supported projects in Ethiopia, where three of her grandchildren were born.

Brad’s niece, Sydney, called her grandmother “love in its purest form,” recalling lessons in kindness, faith, and joy. “We were not ready for you to go,” she wrote in a heartfelt tribute.

As Brad grieves, Ines remains by his side, offering steady support both privately and at public events. Surrounded by family and memories, Brad is finding strength in the love Jane left behind.

Will her legacy of kindness continue to inspire future generations?

Before Hollywood knew him as Ashton Kutcher, he was simply Chris — a devoted twin brother. At 13, Michael Kutcher was given just 48 hours to live after his heart failed. Facing the unthinkable, Ashton told his parents he was ready to give his own heart to save him. “It’s a connection you can’t explain,” Michael later said.

The brothers had already faced challenges. Michael was born with cerebral palsy and endured bullying growing up. Then came viral cardiomyopathy, which enlarged his heart to four times its normal size. Just before time ran out, a matching donor heart became available — and Michael survived.

That moment shaped both their lives. Michael became an advocate for disability awareness and organ donation, partnering with the #BeTheGift campaign. “Without donors, stories like mine would end differently,” he said.

Today, his survival is a testament to family, love, and the power of giving. Could one choice — to become an organ donor — save someone else’s life?

A 15-year-old boy has been found guilty of murdering Sheffield schoolboy Harvey Willgoose during lunch break in February. The attacker, also 15, brought a 13cm hunting knife to All Saints Catholic High School and stabbed Harvey twice in the chest.

Harvey’s sister Sophie said, “On 3 February, we didn’t just lose Harvey, we lost a part of ourselves.” She described him as warm, funny, and a “rare gift for bringing people together.” His parents, Caroline and Mark, are now campaigning to raise awareness about knife crime in schools.

Caroline, who spoke of Harvey’s last words — “Mum, are you proud of me?” — is pushing for knife arches in schools and launching “Harvey’s Hub,” a safe youth space. “Harvey never wanted people arguing; he wanted people to come together,” she said.

Detective Inspector Joe Hackworthy called the case “a heartbreaking reminder” of the devastation knives cause. Harvey’s father Mark added, “Whatever happens in court, it’ll never be justice. It’ll never be enough.”

Will Harvey’s legacy spark the changes his family is fighting for?

Neil Diamond once filled stadiums with fans singing “Sweet Caroline” at the top of their lungs. Now, at 84, he spends his days in a quiet Los Angeles studio, surrounded by decades of awards — still making music, but no longer touring.

In 2018, Diamond was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and retired from the road. “It is with great reluctance and disappointment,” he told fans, announcing the end of his 50th anniversary tour. Though the disease slowed his movement, he found peace in the studio, saying music still brings him joy.

His legendary career began in the 1960s with hits like Solitary Man and Cherry, Cherry. The 1970s cemented his fame with “Cracklin’ Rosie,” “Song Sung Blue,” and his duet with Barbra Streisand, “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers.”

Today, Diamond stays connected through A Beautiful Noise, the Broadway show about his life. At opening night, he led the crowd in “Sweet Caroline,” surrounded by love. “Parkinson’s has limited me,” he said, “but it hasn’t taken my voice — or my music.”

Will Neil Diamond’s greatest stage now be the one without spotlights?

Michael Douglas celebrated a proud milestone as his youngest son, Dylan, turned 25 this month. The Oscar winner shared a rare father-son photo on Instagram, showing Dylan in denim and towering over his dad. “I couldn’t be more proud of the man you’ve become,” Douglas wrote.

Fans flooded the comments, noting Dylan’s striking resemblance to mom Catherine Zeta-Jones and his dad’s famous dimpled chin. One admirer called him “a perfect blend of his parents,” while another joked he should audition as the next James Bond.

Dylan is following in his parents’ footsteps, making his film debut in the upcoming thriller I Will Come to You. He’s also an outspoken advocate for dyslexia awareness, having shared his journey since childhood. “I was completely illiterate at 11,” he once revealed, crediting supportive teachers and his family for his success.

From overcoming learning challenges to launching a career in film, politics, and media, Dylan is proving talent runs deep in the Douglas family. Could Hollywood’s next big star be their own son?

Angelina Jolie is preparing for a new chapter — and it may take her far from Los Angeles.

The 50-year-old actress is reportedly putting her historic Los Feliz estate on the market. She bought the six-bedroom, ten-bathroom mansion in 2017 for $24.5 million. Built in 1913, it once belonged to Hollywood legend Cecil B. DeMille and is linked to Charlie Chaplin. “I wanted it close to their dad,” Jolie told Vogue UK in 2021, referring to Brad Pitt.

The property sits on over two acres, with formal gardens, a tea house, a pool, and sweeping Griffith Observatory views. Jolie used it as a family home and even opened it to friends after wildfires in 2025.

Her move comes as her youngest children approach adulthood, freeing her to live abroad. “When they’re 18, I’ll be able to leave,” she said last year. She plans to spend more time in Cambodia and travel to see family worldwide.

From Hollywood glamour to global adventures — is Angelina Jolie’s next home already waiting overseas?

Once known for his red-carpet charm, Olivier Martinez, 58, looked almost unrecognisable on a recent walk in Los Angeles. The French actor, famous for films like Unfaithful, now sports white hair, stubble, and a casual outfit of tie-dye T-shirt, track jacket, and combat trousers. “He looked far from his usual polished self,” one onlooker noted

The sighting comes as Martinez faces a tense custody battle with ex-wife Halle Berry over their 10-year-old son, Maceo. Halle claims she has spent over $200,000 trying to co-parent, alleging Olivier has delayed therapy and avoided communication. “We must let all this anger go and do better,” she reportedly told him.

Martinez, who married Berry in 2013 before divorcing in 2016, denies her claims and says she’s making cooperation impossible. Halle is now seeking sole custody, citing Maceo’s academic struggles and health diagnoses.

From leading man to courtroom headlines, Olivier Martinez’s transformation is striking. Will this bitter custody fight find a resolution — or get even more heated?

A relaxing swim turned into tragedy when a crocodile killed a 51-year-old man in Indonesia.

Witnesses at Talise Beach, Central Sulawesi, said they screamed warnings as the predator approached Sadarwinata on March 27. Sadly, he didn’t hear them over the sound of the water. “It was too late — the crocodile was already on him,” one local said.

The giant reptile attacked swiftly, dragging the man under before reappearing with his lifeless body in its jaws. A rescue team used a drone to track the crocodile. Police eventually shot the animal so they could recover the victim.

Officials warn beachgoers to stay alert. Indonesia’s estuarine crocodiles are among the largest and most dangerous in the world. Experts say overfishing, habitat loss, and mining have pushed the creatures closer to people’s homes.

“Crocodiles are part of our ecosystem, but they demand respect,” a conservationist reminded locals. This tragic attack is a chilling reminder of nature’s power.

Would you dare swim in crocodile waters?

She once stole hearts on the silver screen — and she’s still dazzling today.

Dyan Cannon, the Oscar-nominated actress known for Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice and Heaven Can Wait, was spotted in Los Angeles walking her beloved dogs. Dressed in leopard leggings, a black top, and oversized shades, the 88-year-old looked as stylish as ever. “Age is just a number,” she once said — and she’s proving it.

Cannon, famous for her marriage to Cary Grant and roles alongside Sean Connery and Warren Beatty, still makes headlines. In April, she revealed she enjoys a vibrant dating life with “friends with benefits” — only if they’re “somebody very special.”

From 1960s glamour girl to bestselling author of Dear Cary, Cannon’s charm hasn’t faded. Whether on the red carpet or the streets of LA, she remains a true Hollywood icon.

Some stars fade — but Dyan Cannon keeps shining. Would you have guessed she’s 88?