Tallulah Willis and Justin Acee have tied the knot.
On Sunday, editors at Vogue reported that the artist, who is the daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, had exchanged vows with the musician in Sun Valley, Idaho on Saturday.
Representatives for Tallulah and Justin have not yet commented on the happy news. The pair announced their engagement in December 2024.
But in a post on Instagram, the 32-year-old offered fans a few photos from her special day.
"Buusk here -- tappin in! justinacee. (More to come more gratitude to share but for now take a bite of these by dimitrishair)," she wrote in the caption.
And speaking to Vogue at her final wedding dress fitting, Tallulah revealed Balenciaga creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli had designed a custom creation for her.

#justin #vogue #sunday #demi

Tallulah Willis, the youngest daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, married her fiancé Justin Acee in an intimate ceremony in Sun Valley, Idaho.
The bride wore a custom white satin dress made by Balenciaga creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli. According to Vogue, the dress was one of the first bridal gowns that Piccioli created in his role for the Italian fashion house.
The 32-year-old told Vogue during her final dress fitting that she and her husband "made a decision at the very beginning of our relationship that we were going to choose each other every day."
She added: "My biggest hope [for the dress] was that [it would be] something magical, but magical in a way that was unexpected, kind of like me."
Moore joined daughters Rumer Willis, Scout Willis and Tallulah for the final fitting at the Chateau Marmont. Scout joked during the fitting that Tallulah had previously sent her wedding dress ideas from Etsy before settling on Balenciaga couture. Vogue writes that Tallulah worked with her mother's stylist Brad Goreski to create her bridal look.

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Meghan Markle brought a piece of royal history to a glamorous night out with Prince Harry by wearing jewelry once owned by Princess Diana. The appearance added another chapter to Meghan's long-running habit of incorporating Diana's personal pieces into her own milestone moments.
Among her most memorable tributes was the late princess' aquamarine ******* tail ring, which Meghan debuted on her 2018 wedding day and wore again months later in Tonga.
Meghan Markle paid a stylish tribute to Princess Diana while enjoying a rare red carpet date night with Prince Harry.
The Duke and ******* ss of Sussex attended the David Foster Foundation's 40th anniversary celebration in British Columbia on August 7, per Vogue. The couple posed on the red carpet with Foster and Katharine McPhee, who has known Meghan since childhood.
For the evening, Meghan wore diamond and sapphire earrings that once belonged to her late mother-in-law. The 45-year-old paired the sentimental jewelry with a black one-shoulder dress by Canadian label Greta Constantine. Harry coordinated with his wife in a black tux and bow tie.

#meghan #markle

Former England rugby international Joe Marler is poised to make history as the first celebrity Gladiator to join the popular BBC programme.
The 36-year-old will enter the Sheffield arena as his alter ego, Mauler, for special appearances "packed with power, personality and plenty of surprises" when the show returns in 2027.
Marler's debut marks a new chapter for the iconic game show, which pits contestants' speed, power, endurance, and agility against elite athletes.
Hosted by the father-son duo Bradley and Barney Walsh, the upcoming series will also feature familiar Gladiators such as Apollo, Comet, Diamond, Nitro, and Dynamite.
While Marler is the first celebrity to officially join the team of elite athletes, the arena has previously welcomed famous faces. An all-star spin-off saw personalities like Vogue Williams, Joe Wicks, Rob Beckett, and Joel Dommett take on the challenges.

#marler #first #celebrity #arena

Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper may be private about their relationship, but they're not shy about their love for each other.
The model, 31, and Oscar-nominated actor, 51, have largely stayed mum on details of their romance since they were first linked together in October 2023. But after Hadid opened up about her respect and gratitude for Cooper in a March 2025 Vogue cover story, the couple cracked the door open on their relationship to the public.
Months later, they became Instagram official. The "Silver Linings Playbook" star and Guest in Residence founder have since allowed the public to catch glimpses of their romance through occasional outings captured by paparazzi and rare comments in interviews.
One recent public appearance stood out, however, as Cooper and Hadid were photographed wearing gold bands on their ring fingers while strolling the streets of Paris on Aug. 3. The accessories appeared again during the couple's outing the following day.
Neither has issued a statement on whether their jewelry choices have any significant meaning.

#bradley

Pamela Anderson said her career resurgence has allowed her to pursue the creative work she's long wanted to do.
"I thought, 'I have so much more to give but I've pigeonholed myself,'" she said of her early days.
At this stage of her life, she said she's found peace in nature and in embracing her authentic self.
Pamela Anderson said she is making the most of her second act in Hollywood.
In an interview for Vogue Australia's August cover, the actor said she feels "really fortunate" that "incredible directors" with indie backgrounds want to work with her.

#pamela #resurgence

Trump's latest comments cooled oil prices, but talks over ending the Strait of Hormuz blockade could prove far more consequential.
Hedge Funds Pile Back into Oil as Chokepoint Risks Return
- The signing of the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding triggered one of the largest hedge fund sell-offs for crude futures and options, however the closure of the Strait of Hormuz (and now of Bab el-Mandeb) has made bullishness in vogue again.
- Net positions held by hedge funds and other money managers in ICE Brent futures and options rebounded to the equivalent of more than 192 million barrels, a 2-month high, in the week ending July 21.
- Interestingly, the positioning of hedge funds in Nymex WTI has been somewhat stagnant throughout June-July, suggesting that speculative market participants prefer to avoid futures contract with physical delivery.

#futures #july

Though Eric Roberts was not at Emma Roberts' recent wedding, he only has well wishes for his daughter.
"I love my daughter, always have, always will," the Oscar-nominated "Runaway Train" actor, 70, told Page Six on July 27. "It is perfectly wonderful for her to celebrate however she wants, with whomever she wants."
When reached by USA TODAY, a representative for Eric Roberts referred to Page Six's report.
Emma Roberts married Cody John in a ceremony at a private home in Idaho on July 25, according to Vogue. The actors revealed their engagement in July 2024, nearly two years after going public with their relationship.
Eric Roberts has previously been open about his "loss of relationship" with his 35-year-old daughter and the fact that "my daughter told me not to talk about her" in public.

#page #always

Here comes the celebrity fashion bride. Luxury brands are turning the wedding aisle into the new Hollywood red carpet. How "Little House on the Prairie" costume designer Mitchell Travers explored the artistry of Native American makers, Americana workwear and homespun dress. Plus, Betye Saar's wearable art at Roberts Projects, Etai Drori's artful new collab and Brunello Cucinelli's film hits U.S. theaters.
French fashion couture house Matières Fécales launched its bridal wear at the L.A. wedding of singer Gabbriette Bechtel pictured here at her final Paris fitting. Source: Matières Fécales
Paris couture sensation Matières Fécales, which just last week dressed Zendaya in a winged goddess gown at "The Odyssey" premiere in New York City, has joined a growing number of luxury brands that are turning the wedding aisle into the new Hollywood red carpet.
The fashion house created three wedding looks for singer/model Gabbriette Bechtel, who married English musician and 1975 frontman Matty Healy last weekend in L.A., in front of a crowd that included Charli XCX, George Daniel, Emily Ratajkowski, Alex Consani and more.
Following the nuptials, the brand issued a press release touting the event as the official launch of Matières Fécale bridalwear. The announcement arrived in my inbox on the heels of one from Saint Laurent with photos and dressing credits for Logan Lerman's Saint Laurent wedding tuxedo, and just weeks after Taylor Swift tied the knot at Madison Square Garden in a still unseen custom Jonathan Anderson Dior gown. (I predict the big reveal will be the September Vogue cover.)

#House #fashion #gabbriette #bechtel

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Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter Olivia Rodrigo has been making headlines for years—so much so that she was chosen as the cover model for Vogue's August 2023 issue. So when the pop soloist spilled on her favorite fast-food dishes in the magazine's "73 Questions" series on YouTube, we were all ears.
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In the video, Rodrigo talked about songwriting, her inspirations, fashion and—what grabbed our attention—food. After sharing some of her homemade banana bread with interviewer Joe Sabia (we're waiting for the recipe!), she dished on her go-to fast-food breakfast.
When asked by Sabia to confirm her favorite fast-food order, Rodrigo answered, "I love a good McDonald's oatmeal."

#rodrigo #favorite #lachtrupp

When celebrities need a change in their lives or careers, one of the first places they go to is the salon. Keri Russell and the executive producers of "Felicity" created cultural panic when Russell cut her hair on screen, a short hair makeover she later regretted. And in recent years, Kaley Cuoco, Katy Perry, and Zoë Kravitz are a few of the celebs who totally rocked short hair transformations. Whether those ladies knew it or not, in the late '80s, an up-and-coming model named Linda Evangelista paved the way for women to take those big risks with their hair — and it almost ruined her career. Evangelista's cut is now part of fashion industry history. In the 2023 Apple TV+ docuseries "The Super Models" (via Us Weekly), Evangelista said that she lost work immediately after stylist Julien d'Ys cut her long brown waves into a pixie at the suggestion of photographer Peter Lindbergh.
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"I went to Milano to do the fashion shows where I was booked for 20 shows. As I was doing my fittings, and as they were seeing me, they all started canceling me," Evangelista recalled on the series. She said she only ended up doing four shows that year, but then her luck changed. Her open schedule allowed her to book a job with Vogue Italia to be photographed by Steven Meisel. She made the cover, which led to other Vogue features, and suddenly she was booked and busy. In fact, she said her rate quadrupled as she set a trend, leading women to ask their hairdressers for the short, androgynous cut dubbed "The Linda."
Read more: Things You Don't Know About Cote De Pablo
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#hair

SubwayTakes creator Kareem Rahma and his longtime partner Karina Muslimova are married
The pair tied the knot on the rooftop at the Nine Orchard hotel in the city, after unrest in Cairo forced them to abandon their original plan
The pair were surrounded by friends and family during their ceremony, including their daughter, Sufi, whom they welcomed in 2024
SubwayTakes creator Kareem Rahma and writer and artist Karina Muslimova are married!

The popular social media creator, known for his viral interview series that takes place on New York City subways, tied the knot with his longtime love in a New York City wedding ceremony on June 27, after first meeting on Hinge in 2021, per Vogue.

Together, the pair share a daughter, Sufi, whom they welcomed in 2024. It was on a trip to Puerto Rico during the family's first Mother's Day with their daughter that Rahma asked Muslimova to marry him — though the couple was initially unsure if they wanted to get married traditionally at all.

"At the beginning of our relationship, we weren't even sure we wanted one. We used to joke that, in a world full of husbands and wives, we'd still be calling each other boyfriend and girlfriend well into our 80s," Muslimova told the outlet.
Karina Muslimova and Kareem Rahma.
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#married #subwaytakes

Phil Wicks can remember the likes of Usain Bolt descending on a packed stadium in south London for a glittering evening of athletics.
"It was relatively cheap, it was right on the trackside for a big, televised international meet of athletics. I was a student at the time and would go each year."
This was Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, where the London Diamond League, and its predecessor the London Grand Prix, was held until 2011. Seb Coe, Steve Ovett, Kelly Holmes - you name it, many greats have raced here.
It all changed after the London 2012 Olympics, when the London Stadium in east London became the venue in vogue for the UK's flagship annual athletics event.
Known nowadays as the London Athletics Meet, it has sold out in each of the past three years, drawing 55,000 people from across the country to watch track stars and Olympians go for records and prize money.

The World Cup creates far more losers than winners. One team will bask in triumph. A few others will have outperformed modest expectations. But most will consider their tournament a failure.
This time around, the pain of an early World Cup exit has hit the Netherlands, Germany, Portugal, and Brazil. Before them, Uruguay, South Korea, and Tunisia all had ambitions beyond the group stage.
The mood around a team can change violently. Darko Jekuac, a professor of sport psychology at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, told Front Office Sports that wins in Germany's first two matches generated a surge of optimism in the country that subsided into dismay and anger after the team's penalty shoot-out loss to Paraguay. "It was really surprising how fast the emotions and sentiment of the supporters changed," he said.
Angry fans want there to be a consequence for failure. The most common tactic is to fire the coach. This approach has remained in vogue in 2026; Germany pushed out Julian Nagelsmann, just as Tunisia ditched Sabri Lamouchi after its opening match. Others opted to resign before they could be pushed, including Uruguay's Marcelo Bielsa, Ronald Koeman of the Netherlands, and Hong Myung-Bo of South Korea.
There is a compelling psychological reason for foisting the blame on the coach. "National ***** ociations come under huge pressure from the public and the media to show that they have understood the seriousness of the failure," explains Jekuac. "As the coach is the most visible person in the system, sacking him becomes the fastest way to demonstrate action and accountability."

You've got to hand it to whichever lawyers wrote the NDAs for guests of Taylor Swift's wedding. It's been five days since she took over Madison Square Garden and blocked off a sizable slice of midtown Manhattan for her July 3 nuptials, and no major details have yet emerged about the pop superstar's dress.
But we do know who designed it. Jonathan Anderson got the commission, a major score for a creative director who was brought to Dior a little over a year ago with the task of amping up the brand's global profile. The newly wedded couple must have gotten a bundle deal: Travis Kelce opted for bespoke Christian Dior, too, and both stars wore custom Christian Louboutin shoes.
In her wardrobe and her music, Swift tends to slot herself into a variety of classic feminine roles: the fairy-tale princess, the high school lover girl, America's sweetheart. Before her wedding, fashion writers predicted a slew of designers whose wedding gowns might fit those archetypes. Ralph Lauren, one of whose dresses Swift wore for her enchanted-garden engagement shoot, would have been a solid choice for a "Miss Americana" getting hitched on Independence Day weekend. Vivienne Westwood, she of the Swift-approved corset-and-draped-skirt combo, would have made a garment worthy of the dewy-eyed romance and grandiosity Swift brings to her love songs.
Dior was not among the most buzzed-about contenders; Vogue didn't even name it in its top five guesses. Swift has barely worn the brand—though she's been spotted carrying a variety of Dior handbags this spring—which makes her choice of Anderson a bit of a surprise. For a celebrity who, for better and for worse, has placed her own personal tastes above fast-changing trends and the cachet of high fashion, picking a big-name designer at an illustrious French house to make her gown signals a desire to project a new degree of fashion prestige.
The former creative director at Loewe and the founder of his own JW Anderson label, Anderson has made his name with designs that add a contemporary edge to classic styles. He is fluent in preppy, attracted to whimsy, and adept at mining womenswear for menswear ideas (and vice versa). He's made approachable, mass-market lines with Topshop and Uniqlo, and his versatile talents have led to a creative partnership with director Luca Guadagnino, for whom he led costume design for the buzzy films Challengers and Queer. In December, the Fashion Awards in the U.K. named him Designer of the Year for the third consecutive year.

While most of her peers were in preschool, Thylane Blondeau was already walking runways. Now, at 25, she's a newlywed with a multi-million fortune — and she's only getting started.
As Globe previously reported, the French model-turned-entrepreneur — once dubbed "the most beautiful girl in the world" by Vogue Enfants — married French DJ Ben Attal at a civil ceremony at the Mairie du 16ème arrondissement in Paris on Monday, June 29.
The newlyweds posed for photos in front of the Eiffel Tower following the ceremony before heading to their reception in a convertible classic car. Thylane's gown by Eva Bouskila Bridal featured a chic capelet with sophisticated ***** ons down the back, paired with a daisy-adorned updo and a calla lily bouquet. Makeup was handled by Dior Beauty, with additional hair and makeup by Ali Andreea and Fabio Petri.
But the nuptials are just the latest chapter for a woman who has quietly amassed a $4.2 million empire entirely on her own terms, according to an article the Daily Mail published Tuesday, June 30.
Thylane started modeling at 4 years old, walking the runway for Jean Paul Gaultier, and by 10 had become the youngest model ever to grace the pages of Vogue Paris — a milestone that opened doors to some of the most prestigious houses in fashion, including Dolce & Gabbana, Miu Miu, L'Oréal Paris, Versace, Ralph Lauren and Hugo Boss, per the report.

Naomi Osaka's Wimbledon outfits have once again put fashion at the center of the tennis conversation. The celebrity spectators' style at Wimbledon — and other prestigious tournaments — has long been dissected, and what the players themselves wear is now increasingly attracting chatter.
Tennis has produced its fair share of fashion moments in recent history, including Serena Williams's catsuit, Maria Sharapova's tuxedo shorts and Venus Williams's lace dress. But it dates back longer than that. After all, it was 1949 when Gussie Moran scandalized Wimbledon with lace-trimmed knickers, while Andre Agassi's denim-and-neon Nike era in the 1980s is still remembered for changing the image of tennis fashion. What does feel new is the level of intention and couture-infused storytelling now attached to those walk-outs.
Osaka made headlines on Monday when she stepped onto the court at the British tennis championships wearing an homage to ****** anese ceremonial dress. Created by Tokyo-based designer Hana Yagi, the maximalist look, complete with tulle skirt and adorned with embroidered cranes, bows and a cherry blossom print, included detachable layers that Osaka was able to deftly remove in seconds to reveal her Nike kit. Again today, Osaka arrived on court wearing another high-fashion nod to her heritage: an embellished Nike top and the same cascading tulle skirt worn on Monday.
The 28-year-old star has become adept at walking the line between high fashion and strict dress codes. Wimbledon, for example, requires players to wear "almost entirely white" from the moment they enter the court area. But guardrails that could have felt limiting to some felt liberating to Osaka. "Obviously, the outfit has to be white, but aside from that, you can play with a lot of different design elements," she told Vogue. "In some ways, not having to think about the color allows you to highlight other cool features like fabrics and textures."
It's not just Wimbledon where Osaka has shared her self-proclaimed "dramatic" fashion taste with the world. Here are her best on-court looks to date.

Sharon Stone rocked the runway during Paris Fashion Week on Friday, June 26, in a bold look.
The acclaimed actress, 68, closed the Vetements Spring/Summer 2027 menswear show in a sleek black-and-white outfit consisting of an oversized white blazer, a black **** on shirt, white tie, and thigh-high black boots instead of pants, per a video obtained by Vogue.
The Casino star wore her hair in a slick blunt bob and donned sharp makeup, including pink eyeshadow and a pink lip.
According to People, the show marked Stone's first time walking the runway in over 30 years, with the last time being Valentino's 1994 Spring/Summer show during Paris Fashion Week in October 1993.
In a 2025 interview with Business Insider, the Golden Globe Award winner explained, "I'm still modeling, and I still make more money today modeling than in film. It's still a huge part of my reality."

Bella Hadid was diagnosed with Lyme disease when she was 16 years old
Her mother, Yolanda Hadid, and her younger brother, Anwar Hadid, share the same diagnosis
The model has been open about her journey with the disease and its chronic symptoms
Bella Hadid has been living with Lyme disease for over a decade.
While gracing the covers of Vogue and Elle and working with major brands like Dior and Versace, the supermodel has struggled with the disease. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some people with Lyme disease experience prolonged "fatigue, body aches or difficulty thinking."

Thylane Blondeau is married.
The 25-year-old French model married longtime partner Ben Attal in Paris on Monday, June 29. People reported that the couple wed in a city hall ceremony in Paris' 16th arrondissement, with Blondeau sharing several glimpses from the day on Instagram Stories.
Blondeau first became internationally known as a child model after Vogue Enfants named her the "Most Beautiful Girl in the World" in 2006.
Her wedding coverage has brought that childhood label back into headlines, but the day itself was a classic Paris civil ceremony with a designer gown, a vintage car and a tiny tuxedo for the couple's dog.
People reported that Blondeau wore a floor-length Eva Bouskila gown with a capelet and ****** ons down the back. Her hair was styled in a chignon decorated with small white flowers.

If there's one tennis star who's going to do Wimbledon whites in a way that's both intentional and high-fashion, it's Naomi Osaka.
Ahead of her first-round match against France's Elsa Jacquemot, Osaka stepped onto the court at the All England Club in a custom white look. Crafted by Tokyo-based designer Hana Yagi, it included embroidered cranes, a cherry blossom pattern, a stream of intricately constructed bows and a ruffled tulle skirt. The garment, which Osaka wore over her Nike kit, was an homage to **** anese ceremonial dress. She finished the look with a kanzashi, a traditional **** anese hair ornament.
"I like to use fashion as a medium for storytelling," Osaka told British Vogue of her tournament entrances. "Every walk-out is an opportunity to bring people into my creative world. The fact that people care about it and are excited to see what's next is also pretty cool."
Although Wimbledon's all-white dress code meant that Osaka's entrance look needed to be devoid of color — a departure for the high-fashion star — Yagi told British Vogue that the constraints allowed him to focus on "material, transparency, construction and silhouette."
"I wanted the garment to exist as the moment before performance," Yagi said. "The walk-on surrounds Naomi in ceremony, while the Nike kit represents the athlete in competition. I thought about them as two chapters within the same story."

Olivia Wilde says Hollywood's beauty standards have made it harder to find expressive female actors.
She said she doesn't fault them for getting cosmetic procedures because she faces "the same pressures."
"I've had the thing of people being like, 'She looks old and dead and awful,'" Wilde said.
Olivia Wilde, 42, says becoming a director changed the way she viewed Hollywood's beauty standards.
On Friday's episode of "The Run-Through with Vogue," Wilde spoke about aging and the pressures female actors face in the entertainment industry.

The luxury sector is weathering crosswinds at the moment: On the one hand, military conflict in the Middle East has sent high-earning consumers scattering from the region and purse strings tightening. On the other hand, the emergence of AI and weight-loss medication like GLP-1s means it's never been so easy for consumers to shop for premium brands, and they have an emerging motivation to do so.

The latest Luxury Monitor from global consulting firm Bain & Co shows growth in the sector has dipped slightly (by -1%) year on year, with estimates for Q1 2026 coming in at -3% on a constant exchange rate.

That said, there are green shoots: A major driver of consumption is the use of GLP-1 weight-loss medications, the report authored by Claudia D'Arpizio and Federica Levato, senior partners at Bain & Co, says. The emergence of the trend "is a very central question, and the macro trend in consumption of so many categories within luxury and outside of luxury, from a sociological and anthropological perspective, is the most interesting topic right now," Levato told Fortune.
In the soft luxury category, like apparel and footwear, "there is, of course, the enthusiasm of having lost weight and so there is a direct correlation with 'Let's buy a new wardrobe,'" Levato explains. "There is more enthusiasm for a shopping frenzy … and it's directly related to higher consumer confidence."
Levato isn't talking about consumer confidence in the sense of a brighter economic outlook. Rather, she describes the "YOLO" (you only live once) sentiment among consumers, inspired at first by the end of the pandemic and, since then, new options for self-confidence courtesy of drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro.
For brands, this raises several questions. Levato suggests the key problem facing the luxury sector is how to broaden its client base, be it by generation, region, or income level. Another effect of widespread use of GLP-1s is that more people may fit the sometimes-limited sizing options offered by luxury brands, Levato says.
The luxury sector has long been criticized for not being inclusive (wealth barriers aside). In the era of weight loss drugs, representation for a range of body types appears to have regressed even further. The Vogue Business Fall/Winter 2026 Size Inclusivity Report, released in March, found that of the nearly 8,000 looks presented in the season, 97.6% were in so-called "straight sizes" of U.S. 0-4. The "mid-size" category (U.S. 6-12) had representation of 2.1%, while plus-sizes (U.S. 14+) were just 0.3%.

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner are married, and the Grammy Award-winning artist is sharing a look at the custom Chanel wedding dress she wore separate from their May 31 nuptials.
The "Houdini" singer took to Instagram to share a series of photos of herself and the British actor, unveiling her Chanel haute couture wedding gown designed by Matthieu Blazy. The dress was adorned with crystal embellishments and feathers a many, with a dramatic veil to match. Turner wore a custom Louis Vuitton suit, per Vogue.
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Tennis player Casper Ruud and Maria Galligani tied the knot in Mallorca, Spain, after nearly eight years together
The couple's daughter, born in January, was the "youngest and most important guest" at the wedding, according to Vogue
Ruud became emotional as he watched Galligani walk down the aisle: "It was difficult to hold back my tears"
Casper Ruud and Maria Galligani are officially married.
The Norwegian tennis star, 27, married Galligani in Mallorca, Spain, after nearly eight years together. The wedding celebration included a very special guest: the couple's daughter, who was born earlier this year, according to Vogue.

Sienna Miller and Oli Green are engaged.
The model and rapper have two children together, with Sienna setting the rumour mill into action earlier this month when she stepped out wearing a large, sparkly ring on her wedding finger.
Sienna, 44, was photographed in Spain with what appeared to be a chunky diamond ring on her left hand.
On Tuesday, Vogue Magazine reported the bauble was an engagement ring after a representative of the couple confirmed the news to the outlet.
The pair have been dating since 2021 and in May confirmed the arrival of their second child.
"It's happened," Miller quipped to E! News while promoting the Amazon movie Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War.

Iris Ericsson is the wife of IndyCar driver Marcus Ericsson. During the recent St. Louis race, which was plagued by rain, she got plenty of airtime from the folks at FOX Sports while cheering her husband to a second-place finish. Iris Ericssson is from Denmark.
She has been a model and social media influencer, with interests in lifestyle, fashion, and travel. Iris Ericsson also shares some behind-the scenes looks at her life as an IndyCar wife.
"From the very beginning, it felt like we were meant to be," then Iris Jondahl told Vogue Scandanavia of Marcus Ericsson, who she dated long-distance at the start of their relationship because he was pursuing a career as a race car driver in the United States while she was studying in Denmark.
This article originally appeared on The List Wire: Model Iris Tritsaris Ericsson

The Arizona Cardinals are in search of an identity right now, someone who can help fill the seats and mover the merch. Enter rookie running back Jeremiyah Love, who Arizona selected third overall out of Notre Dame, in this past April's draft. We recently had a pretty long stretch in which we weren't seen running backs go very high in the draft.
Saquon Barkley went 2nd overall, out of Penn State, to the New York Giants in 2018. Sandwiched between him and Bijan Robinson (8th overall, out of Texas, to the Atlanta Falcons in 2023), we didn't see any RBs go up at the very top of the draft. The position was simply devalued by the league.
After all, you know all the cliches- "it's a pass-first league," "it's a quarterback-driven league" etc. And while it still "all starts with the quarterback," the running game is back in vogue, and elite rushers are once again highly sought after. Ashton Jeanty went 6th overall, out of Boise State, to the Las Vegas Raiders in 2025.
And as the 2026 draft neared, Love all but knew getting selected 3rd overall by Arizona was in the cards for him. A predraft phone call from Cardinals General Manager Monti Ossenfort tipped him off.
“I kind of expected it towards the end, maybe a week before the draft,” Love said in an exclusive with Ratings.org. “I got on a call with Monti, and Monti’s our GM, and we sat down and talked for a little minute, and it was a great conversation. (Prior to that) the Cardinals didn’t hit me up during the whole draft experience, so we kinda knew what was going on.”

Kate Middleton reportedly crossed paths with ex Rupert Finch at Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling's wedding. The ceremony was held on June 6 at All Saints' Church in Kemble, Gloucestershire. Netizens raised their eyebrows when Middleton's former boyfriend attended the event with his wife, Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs.
Kate Middleton ended up crossing paths with her ex-boyfriend, Rupert Finch, at Peter Phillips' wedding. Finch showed up at the ceremony with his wife, Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs. The couple was dressed to the nines, with Finch donning a traditional black suit and Issacs looking gorgeous in a breezy floral dress with a white hat and toe pumps.
Meanwhile, Vogue reported that Middleton wore a blush-hued, knee-length dress from Roland Mouret that had drop-waist pleating and a ******* on-down notched collar. The princess paired it with drop earrings by Kiki McDonough, a hat by Jane Taylor, Gianvito Rossi shoes, and a Nigel Milne Birthright three-strand pearl bracelet that previously belonged to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana.
For the unversed, Middleton and Finch reportedly dated for under a year in 2001. However, they always remained tight-lipped about their relationship. "It's not something I'll ever talk about. It's between Kate and me and was a long time ago," Finch once stated (via Daily Mail). Despite the breakup, the pair reportedly never had bad blood between them. Moreover, Finch attended Middleton's wedding with Prince William in 2011. Their romance was also shown onscreen in the final season of "The Crown." Oli Green and Meg Bellamy played Finch and Middleton, respectively.
Tatler gave details about the relationship in 2023 during the release of the Netflix show's final season. "Finch was considered the ultimate catch by Kate's friends," the outlet said. "At the time of the fashion show, he was reportedly her casual boyfriend and a tall, dark and handsome aspiring lawyer in his fourth year at St Andrews. The pair had reportedly met as students in the St Andrews' halls of residence and were together for just under a year in 2001."

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