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Chrissy Metz Credits GLP-1 Medication for 100lb Weight Loss and Improved Mobility New

Chrissy Metz Credits GLP-1 Medication for 100lb Weight Loss and Improved Mobility

Published 16:18 31 Oct 2026 GMTChrissy Metz opened up about how the medication had helped her to focus on other aspects of her health as wellChrissy Metz has opened up about the effect that using GLP-1 medication has had on her life.The actor, who is known for her role in This is Us, shared that she had lost 100lbs after using GLP-1 medication to assist with weight loss, and this has affected her health in other ways too.While originally prescribed for treating diabetes, GLP-1 medications also help to limit appetite due to their impact on the way that the body processes blood and insulin, meaning that combined with diet and exercise they can support weight loss.Since her weight loss, Metz spoke to Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet for the Nocturne premiere about how it also had an impact on her life outside of the weight loss as well, calling it 'super helpful'.Advert“I think, honestly, being able to run around a stage eight shows a week was like really, really amazing,” she said, sporting a gorgeous green velvet gown for the occasion.“I’m perimenopausal, I got knee issues, there’s things going on,” she added. “Just the mental capacity to have other things to think about than obsessing about the food noise, that’s been super, super helpful. It’s been great.”Metz opened up about using GLP-1 medication (Rob Kim/WireImage)It's not the first time that Metz has opened up about her journey using GLP-1 medication, as she has previously spoken about keeping up with strength training while using the medication.In a post shared to her Instagram story she showed off her bicep and said: “You know, I love all my blips and blops and my flips and flops, but she’s making progress on the strength training journey.”Metz added: “She’s making progress. We like progress. That’s my progress report.”She had also previously spoken to PEOPLE about how she had tried several different methods to lose weight but couldn't get anything to work for her“I’m in perimenopause, and there were obesity issues within my family and with my father, and I felt like I’ve tried so many modalities, whether it was diets or therapy, and none of it really worked for me," she said.Metz said that the medication has affect her life in several ways (Raymond Hall/GC Images)Metz also told the outlet how the medication helped her to change her relationship with food as well.“It’s so nice not to be obsessing about what I’m going to have every minute, even as I’m still consuming the meal," she said. "I just vilified food for so long because I was taught that it was bad, and you shouldn’t eat this or that."Not only that, but she said that it has helped with joints and inflammation as well.And it’s been helping me be more mobile and have less joint pain and inflammation, and run around onstage, and just do things that would have been much more difficult several pounds and inches ago," she said.As for how people might react to her decision to use GLP-1 medication, Metz said that people are going to have thoughts no matter what she does, but that's not what's important to her.“It doesn’t matter, because like I always say, they’re not in my life," she said. "They’re not in my doctor’s notes. They’re not in the hereditary issues my family has. My life is my life, and I have to do what’s best for me."Featured Image Credit: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagicTopics: US News, Celebrity, Health

Nov 01, 2026
Collin Gosselin's Memoir Alleges Abuse, Strains Family Ties New

Collin Gosselin's Memoir Alleges Abuse, Strains Family Ties

See more of our coverage in your search results. Jon Gosselin’s wife, Stephanie Lebo, has praised her stepson, Collin, for his tell-all memoir, detailing his alleged abusive childhood at the hands of his mother, Kate Gosselin.“Collin, you are changing the world, and I hope you truly understand that,” she wrote in an Instagram post shared on Friday. “You’ve turned some of the darkest chapters of your life into something that will help others. You spent so many years fighting to be heard, and now the world is listening.“You are kind, intelligent, strong, and so incredibly loved. You are SEEN. You are HEARD. And most importantly, you have nothing left to prove to anyone. You never had to earn love, kindness, or a place to belong. You deserved them all along. ❤️”.Stephanie Lebo, who is married to Jon Gosselin, praised his son, Collin, in an Instagram post. (The couple are seen above.) Stephanie Gosselin/InstagramCollin’s memoir details his mother Kate’s alleged abuse towards him. (He’s seen here.) Brian Zak/Page SixLebo, 39, added that an “entire village” is standing behind Collin, and she is “beyond honored to be part of it.”“Keep shining, Collin. The world is listening, and I couldn’t be prouder of you! 🥹❤️,” she concluded. “I love you… WE ALL love you.”The missive ran alongside photos including Collin holding his book, a screenshot of his book on the NYT bestseller list, and her signed copy.Lebo married Jon, 49, in 2025.“The world is listening, and I couldn’t be prouder of you! 🥹❤️,” Lebo wrote. Stephanie Gosselin/InstagramKate (seen above) has denied the allegations. NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images“In the Shadow of Eight: Surviving the Reality of My Childhood” came out earlier this month, in which Collin claimed his mother was physically and emotionally abusive throughout his childhood.Collin, 22, starred in the TLC reality series “Jon & Kate Plus 8,” which ran between 2007 and 2017. The show followed his parents as they raised their 8 children — a pair of twins and sextuplets, including Collin. The couple separated in 2009.Kate has vehemently denied the allegations and has intimated that Collin is suffering from mental illness.Collin has been estranged from his mother since 2016, when she sent him to live in a behavioral health institution at age 11 for alleged behavioral issues.The Gosselin family starred in the TLC reality series “Jon & Kate Plus 8.” Tlc-Tv/Kobal / Shutterstock“In the Shadow of Eight: Surviving the Reality of My Childhood” is out now. Grand Central PublishingJon ultimately obtained legal and physical custody of Collin in 2018 after removing him from the facility.Collin and another sextuplet, Hannah, have lived with their father for the past several years. He has not spoken to his other siblings in 10 years.“I love them very much, and I want them to know that what was done to us as children is not normal,” he shared with Page Six earlier this month.If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call or text BEGIN the National Child Abuse Hotline at 800-422-4453. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Nov 01, 2026
Former Pro-Palestine Advocate Criticizes Movement for Ignoring Iranian Women's Rights New

Former Pro-Palestine Advocate Criticizes Movement for Ignoring Iranian Women's Rights

See more of our coverage in your search results. Parishad Kavyani was born in the Islamic Republic of Iran and spent most of her childhood there until she moved to Canada at 14, a reality she says shaped her nuanced view of the pro-Palestine, anti-Israel movement she once supported.Now she says it was destroyed by “liberal intellectualism” that overly focused on the oppressor instead of the human rights of all affected.“I have never faced the amount of homophobia, racism and sexism that I have experienced in the past nine months from the leftists, from the very people that I marched with for over two years for a free Palestine, and that is insanity,” Kavyani told Fox News Digital of leaving the cause.Kavyani went on to reveal one of the problems she wrestled with while still supporting the Palestine movement — the absence of support for the freedom and rights of Iranian women.“[They] advocate for liberation of people, [they] advocate for women’s rights, but when it comes to Iranian women wanting freedom, wanting the freedom to wear whatever they want, [they] suddenly are quiet — and not only quiet, but [they] support the oppressor. That’s my issue… [they] cherry-pick between oppressors,” she said.Parishad Kavyani says she left the pro-Palestine movement due to hypocrisy and a lack of support for Iranian women. @certainlynotparishad/InstagramKavyani, who admits to being a part of pro-Palestine when the movement began to form before splitting with the cause after an array of its supporters began posting pro-Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps [IRGC] content, detailed the intricate view Iranians develop on advocacy for Palestinians.“As an Iranian born and raised in Iran… you are raised with a lot of information, a lot of propaganda around what is happening in Israel, what is happening in Palestine, and you are just told this every single day by the authorities. That Palestinians need help, they’ve been oppressed, they’ve been getting killed all of these years, so we have to help them,” she added.“Then… you enter the society, and you see there is poverty everywhere. You see that the villages in Iran don’t have drinking water. You see that the villagers in Iran don’t have a road to a hospital… Why? Because the government doesn’t actually do anything about the people in need inside the country, and you’re always told, ‘Oh, but we have to save money to send to Palestine,’” Kavyani said.“The more time you spend in the country you’re like, ‘Why is it my responsibility to save another nation?’” Kavyani added.Kavyani marched for a free Palestine for over two years before breaking ties after seeing pro-IRGC content online. @certainlynotparishad/InstagramThe Hamas terrorist attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, was a tipping point for her.“When October 7 happened, I had a lot of conversations with people [about it]… Like, just because someone is holding an Israeli passport doesn’t mean that they should just get killed… If there’s a war that you’re including civilians in that war, and you’re taking civilians hostage, and you’re raping civilians or torturing civilians — that’s not something that I support no matter who this person is, because I’m not somebody who thinks someone deserves to die just because of where they’re from or just because the political belief that they hold on to,” she said.“That is, like, so ideology-driven, which we’re seeing right now on the internet and in real life… You cannot create a hierarchy of people and say this person deserves saving more than this person… That liberal intellectualism is, like, so insane,” Kavyani relayed.The 2023 Hamas terrorist attack on Israel served as a major tipping point for Kavyani to distance herself. @certainlynotparishad/InstagramAfter it happened, she said, she saw a fundamental flaw in the coalition to which she once considered herself connected, saying they were “cherry-picking” between killers.“After that happened, I started separating myself… because I was like, this is not the group that I want to associate myself with because I don’t think a lot of the people within that movement are there for the human rights aspect of it,” Kavyani said.

Oct 31, 2026
Zendaya Revives Halle Berry's Iconic 'X-Men' Premiere Look for Halloween New

Zendaya Revives Halle Berry's Iconic 'X-Men' Premiere Look for Halloween

See more of our coverage in your search results. Zendaya is throwing it back to Y2K this Halloween.The actress channeled Halle Berry — again! — for her spooky season look, recreating the ensemble Berry wore to the red carpet premiere of the original “X-Men” in 2000.Zendaya’s longtime stylist, Law Roach, took to Instagram Saturday to share photos of the “Challengers” star, 30, sporting the vintage two-piece outfit, alongside throwback images of Berry, now 60, wearing the original look.Zendaya threw it back to Y2K this Halloween, channeling Halle Berry by recreating the ensemble she wore to the 2000 premiere of the original “X-Men” (as pictured above). luxurylaw/InstagramZendaya’s longtime stylist, Law Roach, took to Instagram to share photos of her sporting the vintage two-piece outfit, alongside throwback images of Berry wearing the original look (as seen above). Charles Sykes / ShutterstockRoach, 48, also gave a special shout-out to the Lanvin team for lending the yellow geometric-print set, which featured a string bikini top and coordinating pants.This isn’t the first time Zendaya has paid homage to Berry’s iconic style.Just last month, she hit the 2026 Emmy Awards red carpet in a dazzling Prada gown reminiscent of Berry’s look at the 2002 premiere of “Die Another Day.”Roach also gave a special shout-out to the Lanvin team for lending the yellow geometric-print set, which featured a string bikini top and coordinating pants (as pictured above). luxurylaw/InstagramThis isn’t the first time Zendaya has paid homage to Berry’s iconic style. WireImageThe “Dune” actress stunned in a custom sheer number, complete with a plunging neckline and sparkling jewels for days.Berry, for her part, wore a beaded Collette Dinnigan mini dress back in 2002, and the two stars could easily pass for twins with their matching pixie cuts.Roach previously confirmed on the red carpet that Zendaya’s new ‘do was inspired by Berry’s iconic short hairstyle.Just last month, Zendaya hit the 2026 Emmy Awards red carpet in a dazzling Prada gown reminiscent of Berry’s look at the 2002 premiere of “Die Another Day” (Zendaya is seen above). AFP via Getty ImagesZendaya stunned in a custom sheer number, complete with a plunging neckline and sparkling jewels for days. Getty ImagesHe later took to his Instagram Stories to reveal that the entire ensemble was also a page taken straight out of Berry’s style book.Berry herself seemed to approve of the tribute, taking to Instagram to share her love for Zendaya and declaring that she “murdered the night!”Zendaya’s latest homage to Berry comes as the “Catwoman” actress remains embroiled in a bitter custody battle with her ex-husband, Olivier Martinez.Berry wore a beaded Collette Dinnigan mini dress back in 2002 (as pictured above), and the two stars could easily pass for twins with their matching pixie cuts. FilmMagicBerry herself seemed to approve of the tribute, taking to Instagram to share her love for Zendaya and declaring that she “murdered the night!” (Berry is seen above in New York City last month.) WireImageThe former couple’s legal dispute began earlier this month when Martinez, 60, filed for a temporary restraining order against his ex-wife, accusing her of physically abusing their 13-year-old son, Maceo.He was later granted primary custody of the teenager.Following days of testimony, including from Maceo himself, a judge dissolved the TRO against Berry Thursday, allowing Martinez to retain physical custody while granting the exes joint legal custody and dismissing his request for a domestic violence restraining order. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Oct 31, 2026
Kosovo's 2027 Budget to Exceed 1 Billion Euros for Capital Investments New

Kosovo's 2027 Budget to Exceed 1 Billion Euros for Capital Investments

21:38 | 31 Tetor 2026 Kryeministri i Kosovës, Albin Kurti, ka mbajtur fjalim në mbledhjen e 64-t të Këshillit të Përgjithshëm të Lëvizjes Vetëvendosje, ku ka folur për disa zhvillime në vend, rajon dhe brenda subjektit politik.Gjatë fjalimit, Kurti është ndalur te vrasja e Arlinda Zekajt, duke thënë se ky rast dëshmon se ndjekja e rrugëve ligjore, denoncimi i dhunës dhe paralajmërimi për rrezikun ndaj jetës nuk garantojnë gjithmonë mbrojtjen e viktimave.Ai ka përmendur lëshimet zinxhirore të institucioneve përgjegjëse gjatë trajtimit të rastit dhe ka paralajmëruar se zyrtarët që kanë neglizhuar detyrat do të përballen me përgjegjësi disiplinore dhe penale. “Secili përgjegjës dhe secila përgjegjësi e secilës hallkë do të hetohet. Kushdo që ka neglizhuar punën apo ka bërë shkelje të detyrimeve ligjore, duhet të japë përgjegjësi e do të përballet me masa disiplinore e penale”, ka deklaruar Kurti.Në fjalimin e tij, kryeministri ka folur edhe për buxhetin e vitit 2027, duke bërë të ditur se projektligji do të miratohet të hënën në mbledhjen e Qeverisë.Sipas tij, buxheti do të jetë i orientuar drejt projekteve kapitale, rritjes ekonomike dhe përmirësimit të cilësisë së vendeve të punës.“Për herë të parë buxheti për investime kapitale do të tejkalojë vlerën 1 miliard euro”, ka thënë Kurti.Ai është deklaruar edhe për protestat që po mbahen në Shqipëri, duke thënë se zhvillimet atje përcillen me shqetësim dhe përgjegjësi.Kurti ka mohuar përfshirjen e Lëvizjes Vetëvendosje në organizimin e protestave, duke theksuar se partia aktualisht është forcë qeverisëse dhe jo protestuese. “Ne sot jemi forcë qeverisëse dhe jo forcë protestuese, e edhe kur kemi qenë forcë protestuese, protestave u kemi dalë në ballë vetë dhe kurrë nuk kemi ndenjur anonimë”, ka deklaruar ai.Një tjetër temë e diskutuar në mbledhje ishte rezultati i shqiptarëve në zgjedhjet parlamentare në Serbi. Kurti e ka cilësuar atë si historik, duke bërë të ditur se Koalicioni Shqiptar ka marrë 27 mijë e 670 vota dhe ka siguruar dy mandate parlamentare.Ai ka vlerësuar bashkimin e subjekteve politike shqiptare, duke thënë se ky rezultat është arritur duke vendosur interesin e përgjithshëm mbi atë partiak.Në fund, Kurti ka folur për përmbylljen e mandatit katërvjeçar të strukturave organizative të Vetëvendosjes dhe procesin e ardhshëm të zgjedhjeve të brendshme.Ai ka theksuar nevojën për struktura më funksionale dhe më aktive, duke përmendur veçanërisht rolin e organizatave Gratë për VETËVENDOSJE! dhe Rinia për VETËVENDOSJE!.Sipas tij, procesi i zgjedhjeve të brendshme nuk duhet të jetë vetëm zëvendësim i emrave, por duhet të sjellë struktura më të pranishme, më të hapura dhe më të afta për t’u shërbyer qytetarëve./Arbresh.info

Oct 31, 2026
Photographer Ulric Collette's Genetic Portraits Capture Striking Family Resemblances New

Photographer Ulric Collette's Genetic Portraits Capture Striking Family Resemblances

Published 16:42 31 Oct 2026 GMTHe said the images featuring his own family were particularly precious to himA photographer with a penchant for merging the portraits of family members together into one face got the idea from a project he was doing with his son, and the results are striking.Canadian artist Ulric Collette developed the Genetic Portraits series after doing a year-long self portrait project with his son where he wanted to combine what the two of them looked like and see if it would recreate how his own face had looked as a child.While he was putting it together he found the results fascinating and decided he wanted to further explore the idea with other members of his family.The results create a face of many features, some childlike and some clearly belonging to an adult, capturing the similarities and differences in the family resemblance.AdvertThe photographer said the merging of pictures of his daughter and her grandmother meant a lot to him (Ulric Collette Genetic Portraits)Starting the series back in 2008, Quebec-based photographer Ulrich takes a picture of two relatives in the same light and framing and then merges half of the image with the corresponding other half."Two portraits touched me deeply," the photographer explained of the ones which turned out closest to his liking."The first is my daughter Ismaëlle with my mother Ginette, taken when Ismaëlle was 13. The similarities are obvious and striking. The second is a portrait of me with my father, made one year before he passed away. I consider it something precious."Most of the people he approached to be part of Genetic Portraits were because they resembled each other, and even when two relatives didn't seem much like each other it was easier to spot with their faces lined up togther.Ulric said the picture he made of himself and his father was 'precious' to him (Ulric Collette Genetic Portraits)"That resemblance often lives in small details: the way someone smiles, their expressions, the wrinkles around the eyes that follow the same lines," he added of where best it was to look for the signs."Even when there seems to be little resemblance at first glance, there is always some."While there were similarities between the pictures the photographer said that it ends up being 'a mix not a copy', noting that even if certain details line up perfectly others won't.He also pointed out that since he gets to choose which side of the face to use and where to line them up he created his 'own interpretation of their resemblance'.Sometimes the details show how much people really look like each other, as this combination of a son and mother shows (Ulric Collette Genetic Portraits)The pictures he's taken and combined show how alike and dissimilar people can look from each other at the same time.He said: "Everyone wonders what they got from their parents, and these images give a partial but very concrete answer. I think that’s why people connect with the series."I always do the session with all participants present, and what stays with me most is the bond between them. "The people who choose to take part in the project usually share a real closeness, and I think that comes through in the images too."Collette isn't the only photographer who likes to share the contrast between two similar images, as Steven Burton developed his own project showing people what they'd look like without tattoos.Featured Image Credit: Ulric Collette Genetic PortraitsTopics: Art, Community, Parenting

Oct 31, 2026
UK PM Andy Burnham Open to Slavery Apology, Firmly Rejects Reparations New

UK PM Andy Burnham Open to Slavery Apology, Firmly Rejects Reparations

See more of our coverage in your search results. LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) – British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he is open to calls for a formal apology for Britain’s historical role in slavery, before attending next week’s Commonwealth summit at which he is likely to face demands for financial reparations.Writing in the Guardian newspaper, Burnham said Britain was “offering a structured dialog with those affected by the transatlantic slave trade,” in which at ​least 12.5 million Africans were abducted and sold into slavery.“Listening to calls for a formal apology on behalf of the British state will form an important part of this process, and I am open to them,” he added.Britain’s Prime Minister Andy Burnham attends a National Economic Council meeting in Glasgow, Scotland, on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026. REUTERSThomas Clarkson addresses over 500 delegates at the World Anti-Slavery Convention at Exeter Hall in London in this 1840 oil painting by Benjamin Robert Haydon. Pictures From History/Universal Images Group via Getty ImagesBut Burnham rejected calls for financial reparations, writing: “I do not think that British people today can be held liable for historical wrongs, however heinous, that happened in a different age under different laws and in which they played no personal part.”From the 15th to the 19th century, millions of Africans were sold into slavery ​by European traders, with Britain transporting an estimated 3.2 million people across the Atlantic, according to the Transatlantic Slave Trade Database.Ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda next week, King Charles, who is touring the Caribbean, said it was “only right that we should acknowledge the great suffering and injustices of the past.”Burnham leaves 10 Downing Street for Prime Minister’s Questions in London, on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. Ian Davidson/SOPA Images/ShutterstockCaribbean leaders are expected to press demands for reparations, which they have often framed in terms of debt relief, development finance, education, healthcare and climate resilience.Burnham also wrote in the Guardian that he wanted to “launch a new drive on debt,” including by helping more vulnerable countries “repay over a longer time period and with better rates.”Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne welcomed Burnham’s comments and proposals for practical assistance, though he added in a Facebook post: “The Caribbean’s longstanding position on reparatory justice remains unchanged.”

Oct 31, 2026
Prince Louis' Adorable Halloween Throwback Melts Hearts on Instagram New

Prince Louis' Adorable Halloween Throwback Melts Hearts on Instagram

See more of our coverage in your search results. Prince William and Kate Middleton are ringing in Halloween with a sweet throwback photo of a tiny Prince Louis — and royal fans can’t get enough of the adorable snap.The Prince and Princess of Wales, both 44, took to their joint Instagram account on Saturday to share a previously unseen photo of the youngest member of their family when he was 1 year old.In the pic, Louis, now 8, could be seen among a garden of flowers, bending down to pick up a pumpkin that was almost as big as he is.The toddler rocked a navy blue rain jacket and red rain boots in the snap. Prince William and Kate Middleton shared a previously unseen throwback photo of Prince Louis (seen above grabbing a pumpkin) at age 1. princeandprincessofwales / instagramIn the snap, Louis bent down to pick up a pumpkin. (Pictured: The Waleses at Trooping The Colour in June.) UK Press via Getty Images“Happy Halloween! 🎃,” William and Middleton captioned the photo, while also revealing that it was taken by the mom of three herself.Royal fans went wild in the comments, with many gushing over the young prince as one person called him a “precious little pumpkin,” while another wrote, “What a cutie.”A third social media user perfectly summed up the festive snap, commenting, “A lil’ punkin’ with a lil’ punkin’.” The Princess of Wales (pictured above with Louis during Trooping the Colour in June) was behind the camera for the photo, which was captioned, “Happy Halloween!” Getty ImagesRoyal fans flocked to the comments, gushing over Louis (seen above at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in August). Getty ImagesThe Halloween photo was just the latest glimpse of Louis that the couple has shared in recent months.To mark his 8th birthday in April, they released a montage of previously unseen footage showing the young one enjoying a day at the beach.In the footage, Louis could be seen digging in the sand, running toward the water and even taking a dip in the sea while wearing a wetsuit.William and Middleton celebrated Louis’ 8th birthday in April by releasing never-before-seen footage of him at the beach (as seen above). princeandprincessofwales/ instagramThe footage showed Louis (seen smiling above) jumping into the sea and enjoying a swim while wearing a wetsuit. princeandprincessofwales/ instagram“Thank you for all the birthday wishes for Prince Louis. 8 is great!” they captioned the video.Earlier that same day, a new portrait of Louis was also shared, showing him smiling aboard a boat with his arms crossed, while he was dressed in a blue quarter-zip sweater.“Happy birthday, Louis! 8 today! 🎈,” read the caption.William and Middleton also shared a new portrait of Louis to mark his 8th birthday in April (as pictured above). princeandprincessofwales / instagramLouis’ 7th birthday portrait showed him sitting on a rock with a toothless grin. princeandprincessofwales/ instagramThe previous year, Louis’ 7th birthday was marked with another portrait, this time showing the young prince sitting on a rock with a toothless grin as he showed off his missing front teeth.He wore a sweater over a button-down shirt paired with jeans, while the caption read, “Wishing Prince Louis a very Happy 7th Birthday! 🎂.”William and Middleton, who married in April 2011, are also parents to Prince George, 13, and Princess Charlotte, 11. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Oct 31, 2026
Mothers Demand Justice: Femicides Reveal Institutional Failures New

Mothers Demand Justice: Femicides Reveal Institutional Failures

19:04 | 31 Tetor 2026 Milihate Cokli, nëna e Erona Coklit, e vrarë nga ish-bashkëshorti në vitin 2024, thotë se kishte kërkuar ndihmë nga institucionet për ta mbrojtur vajzën e saj, por se nuk ishte marrë seriozisht.Për këtë arsye, vrasja e Arlinda Zekajt më 25 tetor, pasi ajo kishte raportuar rrezikun që i kanosej te institucionet përgjegjëse, ia ka rikthyer kujtimet e luftës që kishte bërë për ta mbrojtur të bijën.Cokli kujton një rast kur kishte shkuar në vendin e punës së Eronës, pasi, sipas saj, ish-partneri i vajzës nuk e linte të qetë as atje. Gjatë takimit, Erona kishte dalë dhe e kishte përqafuar të ëmën. “Nënë, ky nuk më lë rehat”, i kishte thënë ajo.Pas këtij rasti, Cokli thotë se ishte drejtuar në polici për të raportuar kërcënimet ndaj vajzës, por reagimi që kishte marrë e kishte zhgënjyer.Ajo kujton një bisedë me një hetuese, e cila, sipas saj, e kishte pyetur se çfarë nëne ishte që nuk e lejonte vajzën të vendoste vetë. Cokli thotë se ishte larguar nga aty me lot në sy, pasi kishte shpjeguar se Erona po kërcënohej dhe se ajo kishte frikë për sigurinë e saj.“Unë si nënë kam kërkuar ndihmë për vajzën time, më bartnin si një leckë sa andej-këndej”, thotë ajo për Radion Evropa e Lirë.Vrasja e Eronës ia ka ndryshuar përgjithmonë jetën familjes, thotë Cokli, e cila tani përkujdeset për nipin, djalin që vajza e saj la pas.“E kam nipin që e llogaris si djalin tim. Por, pa buzëqeshjen e Eronës, atmosfera në shtëpi nuk është si më parë”, thotë ajo. Përveç humbjes së vajzës, Cokli thotë se nuk ndien se ka marrë drejtësi për të. Ajo e konsideron të ulët dënimin prej 24 vjetësh burgim ndaj vrasësit të Eronës.Nëna kërkon që institucionet të ndryshojnë mënyrën se si i trajtojnë gratë dhe familjarët që kërkojnë ndihmë.“Nuk duhet të tallen me vajza apo nëna që kërkojnë ndihmë”, thotë ajo për REL-in.“Nuk dua që vajzat tona të kujtohen vetëm pasi të mos jenë më gjallë”Thirrjet për mbrojtje të grave dhe përgjegjësi institucionale i përsërit edhe Valdete Osmani, nëna e Marigona Osmanit, e cila u vra në moshën 18-vjeçare, në vitin 2021.“Nuk dua që vajzat tona të kujtohen vetëm pasi të mos jenë më gjallë. Dua që ato të mbrohen, të dëgjohen dhe të ndihen të sigurta”, thotë Osmani për Radion Evropa e Lirë.Ajo thotë se e kujton çdo ditë të bijën, buzëqeshjen, sytë ngjyrë kafe dhe ëndrrat që nuk arriti t’i realizonte.“Ajo nuk ka qenë veç një emër në lajme, ka qenë vajza ime”, thotë Osmani.Përveç mungesës së Marigonës, familja është përballur vazhdimisht edhe me kujtimin e rrethanave në të cilat ajo humbi jetën.“Procesi gjyqësor ka qenë shumë i vështirë për neve si familje sepse çdo herë është dashur të përballemi me atë që i ka ndodhur vajzës tonë”, thotë ajo.Por, nënës së Marigonës i mbetet peng mendimi se tragjedia mund të ishte parandaluar. Ajo thotë se familja kishte kërkuar ndihmë nga policia para vrasjes, por se nuk ishte marrë seriozisht.“Si nanë, është shumë e rëndë të mendosh që ke kërkuar ndihmë dhe prapë ke përfunduar duke e humbur vajzën”, thotë Osmani.Ajo pranon se nuk mund ta dijë nëse një reagim tjetër i institucioneve do ta kishte ndryshuar përfundimin, por kërkon që çdo ankesë dhe shqetësim i grave të trajtohet me seriozitet dhe në kohë.“Unë si nënë nuk mund ta kthej Marigonën, por do të doja që prej rastit të saj të nxirren mësime dhe që askush tjetër mos të kalojë nëpër dhimbjen që po e përjetojmë ne”, thotë ajo.Gjashtë javë pritje për DonjetënPër Shkëlqim Pajazitaj, vëllain e Donjeta Pajazitajt, periudha më e rëndë ishin gjashtë javët gjatë të cilave familja nuk dinte se ku ndodhej motra e tij.Trupi i pajetë i Donjetës u gjet në dhjetor të vitit 2015, por rrethanat e vrasjes dhe përgjegjësia për të mbeten një plagë për familjen.“Kur u gjet, qysh u gjet, po ishte një lloj lehtësimi për neve sepse e kemi ditur që tash kanë marrë fund vuajtjet dhe keqtrajtimet për të”, thotë Pajazitaj për Radion Evropa e Lirë.Ai beson se një reagim më i shpejtë i policisë gjatë javëve kur Donjeta ishte e zhdukur mund të kishte ndikuar në fatin e saj.“[Po të trajtohej] me më shumë urgjencë në atë kohë, ndoshta do të mund ta kishim sot gjallë Donjetën”, thotë ai.Pajazitaj tregon se gjatë takimeve me familjen, institucionet e sigurisë u kishin thënë se sinjali i telefonit të Donjetës ishte lokalizuar në territorin e Strellcit.Tash e 11 vjet, familja vazhdon të ketë dyshime se në atë kohë nuk ishin ndërmarrë të gjitha veprimet e mundshme për ta gjetur atë me kohë.Ai thotë se çdo lajm për vrasjen e një gruaje tjetër e kthen familjen te dhimbja e humbjes së Donjetës.“Neglizhenca e institucioneve po bën që sot të kemi vrasje të grave sepse nuk po vlerësohet dhe nuk po merret parasysh zëri i tyre”, thotë Pajazitaj.Ai kërkon që institucionet të veprojnë me kohë dhe që rastet e mëparshme të mos harrohen. Sipas tij, parandalimi i tragjedive të tjera kërkon ndëshkimin e autorëve dhe përgjegjësi institucionale./REL

Oct 31, 2026