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  Temi Otedola has officially changed her surname to ‘Ajibade’ after marrying   Mr Eazi . This is reflected in her updated Instagram bio, which reads “ Temiloluwa Ajibade.”  This move has sparked widespread attention and debate online, with varying reactions from the Some people praised Temi for embracing her new identity, while others questioned why she dropped her father’s influential surname.  A few suggest she could have kept both names to honour both families, while others argue that a name doesn’t hold a marriage together, citing character, loyalty, and shared vision as more important.The Nation reported that the daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, and Mr. Eazi, a renowned singer, tied the knot in a lavish three-part wedding ceremony. The intimate wedding was attended by close family and friends, including prominent dignitaries such as Aliko Dangote and Broda Shaggi.  The couple’s weddings were a blend of Nigerian culture and international flair, reflec...

  Perrie Edwards   has announced she and   Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain   are expecting their second child together. The ex-Little Mix star is already mother to four-year-old Axel. Posting to social media for her 18.8million followers, the 'If He Wanted to He Would' singer shared a heartwarming video revealing the news, displaying her growing bump alongside rare footage of son Axel and partner Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. The 32-year-old captioned the post: "Guess what hunnies..." accompanied by a heart emoji.The caption references lyrics from her track 'If He Wanted To He Would'. The monochrome clip shows Perrie strolling away from the camera with her back turned, wearing a T-shirt bearing the message: "If He Wanted To He Would..." across the back.

  Giorgio Armani,   one of the most influential and globally known Italian fashion figures of the late 20th century and a pioneer of the celebrity-fashion juggernaut, has died in Milan. He was born in Piacenza on July 11, 1934. “In this company, we have always felt like part of a family,” his employees and his family stated on Thursday. “Today, with deep emotion, we feel the void left by the one who founded and nurtured this family with vision, passion and dedication. But it is precisely in his spirit that we, the employees and the family members who have always worked alongside Mr. Armani, commit to protecting what he built and to carrying his company forward in his memory, with respect, responsibility and love.”

  HONOLULU –  Hurricane Kiko continues to intensify in the eastern Pacific Ocean as it treks toward the west in the general direction of Hawaii, but at this point, it is not expected to bring major impacts to the islands. As of Tuesday, the National Hurricane Center reported that the nearly Category 3 hurricane was approximately 1,700 miles east of Hilo, but dry air and cooler water temperatures were expected to act as a significant barrier between the cyclone and the islands. "It remains too early to determine what, if any, direct impacts this system may have on Hawaii," NWS forecasters in Honolulu said in their latest discussion, noting that cyclones often weaken as they approach the islands due to cooler waters and wind shear. Forecast models suggest that the cyclone will make its closest approach to Hawaii late next week, but the exact impacts, whether it is an increase in shower activity or heightened waves, remains to be determined.

Since professional tennis player Taylor Fritz met his girlfriend, Morgan Riddle, on a dating app following a divorce, she’s taken center stage during his tournaments. Riddle is an influencer who often cheers Fritz on from the stands and is on a self-declared quest to make tennis "cool" again. For his part, Fritz, the fourth-ranked men's tennis player in the world and the top-ranked American, has defended his girlfriend As Fritz challenged Novak Djokovic in a tough quarter-final match at the U.S. Open on Sept. 2, his girlfriend was going viral again by performing a balance challenge in high heels at the tennis tournament. Read more....

  Where Things Stand L.A. deployment:   A federal judge in California said President Trump broke the law by deploying roughly 5,000 Marines and National Guard troops to Los Angeles in June in response to immigration protests. The judge said on Tuesday that Mr. Trump, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the Defense Department had violated the Posse Comitatus Act, which generally prohibits using the military to enforce domestic law.  Policing crackdown:  The ruling places strict limits on the what the troops can do and applies only in California, although the judge noted that Mr. Trump and Mr. Hegseth “have stated their intention” to use Guard troops as a “national police force with the president as its chief.” Gov. Gavin Newsom of California praised the decision, saying Mr. Trump’s efforts were “illegal, authoritarian, and must be stopped in every courtroom across this country.” Read the ruling › Defense announcement:  Mr. Trump will make “an exciting announ...