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Queen Camilla's Surprising Role in Harry's Emotional Reunion with King Charles

Queen Camilla's Surprising Role in Harry's Emotional Reunion with King Charles

Queen Camilla was pivotal to Prince Harry and King Charles’ long-awaited reunion.“She is a non-negotiable part of Charles’ life,” royal author Catherine Mayer told People in the outlet’s new cover story, published Wednesday.“There is no reconciliation with him without her.”Queen Camilla played a pivotal role in Prince Harry and King Charles’ recent reunion (Camilla and Harry are seen above in 2015). Getty ImagesA royal author told People that Camilla “is a non-negotiable part of Charles’ life.” Getty ImagesHarry — along with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two kids: Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5 — met with Charles, 77, and Camilla, 78, at Highgrove House on July 10.Charles, who is currently battling cancer, hadn’t seen his grandkids in four years. Details of the meeting have not been publicly disclosed.“It is better that people don’t know anything about these meetings,” a source close to the royal family told People. “They should be allowed to rekindle those family ties.”The author also said “there is no reconciliation” between Charles and Harry without Camilla. Samir Hussein/WireImageCharles and Camilla recently met with Harry, Meghan Markle and their two children at Highgrove House, the king’s private country residence. Getty Images For Clarence HouseHarry has had a complicated relationship with Camilla, who allegedly had an affair with Charles during his marriage to Harry’s mother, Princess Diana.In a 2023 “60 Minutes” interview to promote his memoir “Spare,” the Duke of Sussex described Camilla as the “villain” in his parents’ relationship.“She needed to rehabilitate her image,” Harry said of his stepmother, who married Charles in 2005, nine years after the monarch and Diana divorced.Buckingham Palace has not shared details about the meeting (Charles, Camilla and Harry are seen above in 2005). AFP/Getty ImagesHarry previously called Camilla the “villain” in his parents’ relationship. Getty ImagesHarry alleged that Camilla was leaking stories to the press for her own benefit. “There was open willingness on both sides to trade of information,” he claimed. “And with a family built on hierarchy, and with her, on the way to being Queen consort, there was gonna be people or bodies left in the street because of that.”In his memoir, Harry said both he and brother Prince William urged their father not to marry the now-queen consort.“We didn’t think it was necessary,” Harry shared. “We thought that it was gonna cause more harm than good and that if he was now with his person, that — surely that’s enough. Why go that far when you don’t necessarily need to?”Camilla had an affair with Charles when he was married to Princess Diana. Getty ImagesHarry also previously claimed Camilla leaked stories to the press to “rehabilitate her image.” Getty ImagesHarry explained that the siblings — who are now estranged — conceded to the wedding because they wanted their dad “to be happy and saw how happy he was with her.”As Page Six confirmed, Harry’s wife and children joined him in the UK to meet with his father and stepmother. However, the trip “turned into a nightmare,” according to a royals expert, after the Sussexes were denied taxpayer-funded security and Buckingham Palace withdrew the offer to let the couple stay at the royal residence.Harry and Markle (seen above with the royal family in 2018) quit their royal duties in 2020. Getty ImagesPrince Harry and Meghan Markle now live in California with their kids. Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesWe confirmed that Markle, 44, wouldn’t attend an Invictus Games event with Harry, who spent most of the trip without his family, aside from their meeting with Charles and Camilla.William, meanwhile, did not meet with his younger brother, though royal expert Kinsey Schofield exclusively told us the future king “understands” why Charles reunited with Harry.Schofield also said William believes Harry “has not earned his way back into the family’s confidence.” 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!

Jul 16, 2026
OnlyFans Shock: Her Biggest Supporter Was Her Stepdad—And What Happened Next Is Unbelievable

OnlyFans Shock: Her Biggest Supporter Was Her Stepdad—And What Happened Next Is Unbelievable

An OnlyFans creator whose stepfather was her top subscriber has revealed the astronomical amount she made after exposing him publicly. For many people thinking of starting an OnlyFans career, the thought of a family member seeing your content by accident would be close to a nightmare. But that scenario became reality for Taila Maddison , after she found out her top subscriber was none other than her own stepdad. A trauma shared is a trauma halved, so Taila took to social media to share the wild story about how she caught him out. Taila Maddison shared her story on TikTok. Credit: Taila Maddison/supplied She told VT that she'd turned to OnlyFans during Covid and soon found she was making decent money: "I was making maybe $1000 AUD a week, but that was still more than my retail job. So I was like, ‘okay, if I'm making this while still working full-time, then what would happen if I put full-time hours into this?’ “So it was still a risk. I started with nothing. I had $3 in my bank account. I was like, ‘whatever, let's just try.’” She soon found that one particular subscriber accounted for a large chunk of her earnings on the platform, spending around $2,000 on her content - which later turned out to be someone very close to home. Taila explained: "He would ask for selfies while I was at work because this was the time when I was still working full time. He'd be like, ‘can you show me what you're wearing today? What underwear you're wearing today?’ “And I was just like, oh, my God, this is kind of simple stuff. He just wants to see my G-string and whatever in a random selfie, and he spent $200 USD on it. So you think that it's really great.” He revealed that he made a TikTok account with the same username he’d signed up to her OnlyFans with, which turned out to be a pretty big error on his part. “I didn't have a very big TikTok at the time, so it came up ‘This person's viewing your page and it's from your contacts.’ And my ex actually said, ‘oh, imagine if it's your stepdad,’ and I was like, ‘there's no way. That's not going to be him.’”, Taila shared. After checking her contacts to see which numbers it could possibly be connected to, Taila narrowed it down to a handful of people - and discovered her hunch was indeed correct. Of course, people were left aghast when she shared the story with her followers on TikTok, and they soon flooded her comments to sympathize with her horror. However, the extra attention on her story turned out to be pretty lucrative for Taila, who revealed that she'd made $125,000 in the week after speaking out. She told VT: "That that is my biggest week ever. It's my bucket list this year to redo it." Taila revealed that she made all of that on OnlyFans rather than TikTok, which is not monetized in Australia, adding: "That's the thing, once you get a taste, it's never consistent obviously - that's been my biggest week and then for the weeks following that was still great. "But when you see that and you see what's possible with just one viral video, you're never gonna stop chasing it, which I think can be maybe a little bit toxic sometimes because you're gonna be sort of doing anything to go viral. "It has been hard for me to see girls come up with - whether it's true or not true - but say these crazy stories and they're getting millions of views, but I can't lie - if I try and lie to the camera, you're gonna see straight through it, which is why I think my video did so well, because it was the truth." She joked: "That was my biggest week and as much as I want it to happen again, it was trauma that got me there." Taila revealed that most of the money came from new subscriptions on OnlyFans, and that it was cathartic for her to share the story. She added: "I think it was a part of my healing process to post that TikTok. I wasn't completely over it but I was like people need to know about this." The mystery subscriber would ask what underwear she was wearing to work. Credit: Taila Maddison/supplied Taila's phone blew up shortly after she posted the video as she went from less than a thousand subscribers to 14,000 in one day, as well as being inundated with messages. She admitted: "I didn't know how to handle that because I was so new [to OnlyFans] still. I think I'd only been on there like six or seven months, so I didn't know what to do. "If I had that exposure right now I would do things so differently." Featured image credit: Taila Maddison/supplied

Jul 16, 2026
Military Faces Controversy Over Mandatory Testosterone Testing: What's Really at Stake?

Military Faces Controversy Over Mandatory Testosterone Testing: What's Really at Stake?

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a major change to military health policy by introducing an annual testosterone deficiency screening for active-duty service members aged 30 and older. But what are the symptoms of low testosterone and why could it be damaging for the military? In a video posted on X, captioned " High-T Department ", Hegseth announced that he was authorising the screening programme for troops to ensure "you have the right testosterone levels to operate at your absolute best". However, medical professionals have raised concerns about the necessity of hormonal testing. Founder & Medical Director of The Weight Care Clinic, Dr. Nadia Ahmad , has explained that, while testing is useful in the right clinical context, widespread screening of healthy individuals is highly unnecessary and controversial. Defense secretary Pete Hegseth is now being referred to as Secretary of War. Credit: Anna Moneymaker / Getty What are the symptoms of low testosterone? According to Dr. Ahmad, testosterone testing should only really be used as a diagnostic tool for people experiencing specific symptoms. She explained: “There is a scientific rationale for measuring testosterone, but only in the right clinical context. “Testosterone testing is useful when someone has symptoms suggestive of testosterone deficiency, such as reduced libido, erectile dysfunction , unexplained fatigue, loss of muscle mass or infertility.” She emphasizes that outside of these clinical indicators, diagnosing low testosterone is rarely straightforward. Rigorous health testing could be harmful in a military environment If all goes according to plan, hormone screening will be integrated into the military’s mandatory annual periodic health assessments. While the intention is to boost physical performance and recovery, Dr. Ahmad noted that the long-used single blood test is an unreliable way to detect low levels of testosterone, particularly for military personnel. A single blood test is not adequate testing. Credit: FluxFactory / Getty The healthcare professional said: “A diagnosis of low testosterone should never be based on a single blood test alone. “Levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day and can be temporarily lowered by poor sleep, illness, stress, intensive physical training, inadequate nutrition and certain medications.” She also pointed out that these factors are “particularly relevant in military personnel, who are frequently exposed to these factors”, so routine testing could produce false positives, making the whole process rather pointless. While Hegseth argues the initiative will “optimize... performance, resilience, and long-term health,” Dr. Ahmad does not agree that it will be at all beneficial for individuals or the military as a whole. She explained: “From a military perspective, the reasoning is understandable. Testosterone plays an important role in maintaining muscle mass, bone health, recovery and overall physical function. “However, there is currently limited evidence that annual screening of all service members improves military readiness or long-term health outcomes.” Featured image credit: John Lamparski / Getty

Jul 16, 2026
7-Eleven's Bold Move: Why Hundreds of Stores Are Shutting Down

7-Eleven's Bold Move: Why Hundreds of Stores Are Shutting Down

The world’s largest convenience store just got a little less convenient.With over 85,000 locations globally, 7-Eleven became a gas station powerhouse, operating in 20 countries. The chain has 13,000 locations across the US alone. But stores are disappearing like the last drops from a slushie machine.During a fiscal first-quarter earnings presentation last week from 7-Eleven’s parent company, Seven & i Holdings, the chain broke down its restructuring goals. The company shared that it had closed 45 underperforming stores while opening 30 new ones.The outside of a 7-Eleven store at dusk wachiwit – stock.adobe.comBack in April, the company revealed that 645 convenience stores would close by February 28, 2027. 7-Eleven will also be opening more than 200 within that same time period.A 7-Eleven spokesperson told C-Store Dive that 200 stores will close for underperformance, 350 will convert to wholesale sites (company-owned stores to independent operators) and 95 will shut down for other reasons — contractual or franchise terminations.So why is the world’s largest convenience store chain closing down so many spots? A larger focus on food may be the answer.While the grab-and-go chain is known for cheap gas and Slurpees, we do know that the company has been embarking on a new model, focusing on higher-quality food for customers. 7-Eleven shared in the earnings presentation that globally, it has “continued to invest in fresh food, store modernization and digital capabilities to support long-term growth.”And it’s working.A 7-Eleven store has fresh, hot-cooked hot dogs and other foods on a grill billtster – stock.adobe.com“These food-forward stores are resonating with our customers and driving [average sales per store day] about 18% higher than our system average,” 7-Eleven President Stan Reynolds said in the company’s fiscal Q4 earnings call. According to company documents, 7-Eleven aims to remodel over 7,000 North American locations with upgraded equipment and a fresh look. In 2024, the chain introduced its “New Standard,” building on its “Evolution” store designs from 2019.These were stores with a much larger format and were grub-forward as locations came with bigger kitchen spaces. 7-Eleven’s newer concept puts the focus on food and beverages, in-store dining and delivery.Back in 2018, the company also rolled out its 7NOW delivery program — a 24/7 on-demand service delivering over 3,000 convenience items like hot food, drinks, groceries, and alcohol all within 30 minutes.A man at a self-serve Slurpee machine with rotating flavors inside 7-Eleven Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty ImagesThe chain has since expanded the program with a slew of new benefits, including a Gold Pass Subscription service ranging from $5.95 for students to $9.95. Members get a bunch of perks like seven free drinks per month, savings on fuel, and unlimited free delivery, to name a few.While its website shows all items available for purchase, the company is clearly doubling down on its fresh food as the first products shown are goodies like breakfast sandwiches, donuts, whole pizzas, chicken wings and even cheeseburgers. Proving that the brand has come a long way from just Big Gulps and small bites.“This is a smart pivot — take a losing asset and turn it into a profit center instead of writing it off completely,” Stephen Ellsworth, the co-founder of Poppi, told Inc. “But make no mistake, a move this aggressive tells me 7-Eleven’s financial health is a bigger problem than a handful of underperforming stores. You don’t restructure your real estate model this hard unless you have to,” Ellsworth added.Meanwhile, Hope Neiman is the CMO of Tillster and powers digital-ordering strategies for restaurant brands like Burger King. Neiman also told Inc that 7-Eleven could be making a good move.“Five consecutive years of net store closures show that 7-Eleven has been rethinking its footprint, but it doesn’t necessarily reflect weakening demand,” she said. “It’s just signaling a need to pivot the format to match how consumers use convenience stores today.”The Post reached out to 7-Eleven for a list of closures and reasoning behind them, but has not heard back.

Jul 16, 2026
Young Woman's Battle with HOA: Forced Out of Inherited Home?

Young Woman's Battle with HOA: Forced Out of Inherited Home?

A 28-year-old homeowner says she is being forced out of her father’s 55-and-over after inheriting the home following his death, as residents are expected to fund the legal fees. Bethany Michel said that “155 geriatric-aged residents” are being asked to foot the legal bills from the HOA dead set on removing her from the Arbor Mill retirement community in Jacksonville, she said on TikTok on Monday.“There is a 55-plus community that is so eager to get rid of one of their non-55 residents, myself, that on Wednesday, in order to sue me out of my own home, they’re asking 155 residents on fixed incomes to do a mandatory $1,000 assessment,” Michel said.Bethany Michel says she is being sued to leave the home she inherited from her father because she is 28 living in a 55 and over community in Jacksonville, Florida. News4JaxFive people voted to approve the special assessment that will charge residents to help amass the HOA’s legal war chest for the legal fight, Michel revealed on her Instagram Story. “They allowed 155 people to think that they had a decision in the vote,” Michel told News4Jax. “But it was the five board members who spoke for the whole community.”Michel, who hosts a podcast and reviews restaurants, has been living in the retirement community since moving to the Sunshine State in 2020 to care for her terminally ill father during the COVID pandemic.She inherited the home after her father died in 2023, and residents haven’t been pleased with their younger neighbor.Michel said she first received a note telling her she didn’t meet the community guidelines three months after her dad’s death.“I 100% am being forced out,” she told the outlet. “They’re trying to rip my office away from me, too.”Michel has since been denied access to other community amenities as she faces the lawsuit, the outlet reported.Residents who don’t hand over the assessment fee will be charged $100 over the next ten months, in order for the HOA board to get the required money, Michel claimed.“So not only do I have to pay my own attorney to defend me against these f–kers trying to sue me out of my own home, but I also have to pay the thousand dollar assessment,” she said. “I have to pay both sides. I have to pay them to help sue myself.” Michel, who hosts a podcast and reviews restaurants, has been living in the retirement community since moving to the Sunshine State in 2020 to care for her terminally ill father during the COVID pandemic. News4JaxBethany Michel said that “155 geriatric-aged residents” are being asked to foot the legal bills from the HOA dead set on removing her from the Arbor Mill retirement community. @wubzinmaface/TikTokNon-board member residents were left conflicted over the lawsuit and subsequent vote to remove Michel from the community.“As a person who has kids, I don’t believe that this is the right thing to do, to just kick her out and take her out,” neighbor William Baltazar told News4Jax. “The majority of the people here disagree with this. There are very few people that are really pushing it.”Other unidentified residents shared they didn’t like the situation but wanted to respect the community ownership age restriction.The HOA covenants require each home to have at least one occupant who is 55 or older, and no residents 19 and under are allowed to live in the neighborhood, according to documents viewed by The Post.Michel remained optimistic and defiant against the HOA after her dad made sure she would be “grandfathered in” before his death. Bethany Michel / InstagramMichel has since been denied access to other community amenities as she faces the lawsuit. Bethany Michel / InstagramTransfer of home ownership is allowed to be transferred to someone under 55 if they meet the requirements the occupancy restrictions specify“Nothing in this Section shall restrict the ownership of or transfer of title to any Lot; provided, no Owner under the age of fifty-five (55) may occupy a Home unless the requirements of this Section are met nor shall any Owner permit occupancy of the Home in violation of this Section,” the document states.The HOA governing laws were organized to “comply Association’s responsibilities in connection with the Housing for Older Persons Act “HOPA,” a federal law that makes it legal for certain age restricted communities to operate and restrict residency.Michel remained optimistic and defiant against the HOA after her dad made sure she would be “grandfathered in” before his death.“How many people between the age of 20 and 30 can actually become a homeowner these days?” she told the outlet. “It’s nearly impossible to become a homeowner, and the fact that he worked to set me up with a situation where I own a home — and I was told I would be allowed to stay.“Love y’all, even the ones who don’t like me,” she said. “You will live the rest of your life watching me thrive, whether you’re happy with it or not. I ain’t going nowhere.”

Jul 16, 2026
Why Did He Design a Roller Coaster That Ends Lives?

Why Did He Design a Roller Coaster That Ends Lives?

The man behind an infamous ‘ euthanasia coaster ’ that kills all who ride it has revealed the reason that he designed it in the first place. It’s a fascinating thought experiment - if a little dark - but Julijonas Urbonas explained his reasoning. The ‘Euthanasia Coaster’ was designed by Lithuanian artist Julijonas Urbonas Urbonas is certainly an interesting character - he’s an artist-researcher most famous for designing his remarkable euthanasia coaster , a theoretical theme park ride designed to kill anyone who boards it. This ‘hypothetical death machine’ - as he calls it - was devised when he was studying for an engineering PhD. He used to work at a theme park, so that clearly impacted his thinking as well. The premise is simple - the roller coaster gets up to remarkable speeds of over 220 miles per hour, catapulting riders through loops on a 1,600-foot drop to the grave. The idea is that the G-forces of the speed and loops would reach over 10, which would be enough to cause - Urbonas said - a ‘painless’ death. It’s never been brought into reality, but plenty of simulations have been run and it certainly captures the public imagination. But, why did he design it in the first place? Julijonas Urbonas gave his reasons for designing the euthanasia coaster The former Royal College of Art student explained that his novel idea could actually thin out the world’s exploding population. However, he did add that people would board voluntarily. There would also be a button that riders would have to press in order to commence the huge 1,600-foot drop at the start. He described it as a ‘humane’ death, as the loops would cause blood to pool in the lower extremities, decreasing flow to the brain and eventually causing loss of consciousness. Eventually, the brain would shut down through lack of oxygen. He added: "In a few words, humour here eases, facilitates the stressful debate, but also proposes the ritual of death could be merrier." While we’ve never seen the roller coaster in real life, and - to be honest - we might never see it, there are simulations that show what would happen, often from pretty shocking perspectives. Urbonas with a model of his Euthanasia Coaster. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Justin Pickard The simulations of the ride are pretty shocking In one simulation, shared by user @ridesnslides, the video shows the ride’s mechanics and visual experience. The video begins with a slow ascent to just shy of the tallest building in America. Once at the peak, riders are given a final choice: descend safely or continue. If they choose the latter, each must manually press a button to initiate the ride. The inversions are engineered with progressively smaller diameters to maintain a constant force of 10Gs - far beyond what most human bodies can withstand. For comparison, Formula 1 drivers experience just over 6Gs during sharp turns, and Apollo 16 astronauts encountered 7.19Gs during re-entry. “You would gradually begin experiencing worsening cases of cerebral hypoxia, meaning your blood would rush to the lower parts of your body, and so your brain wouldn’t be getting enough oxygen to survive,” the user said, cited by Vice . “The first thing that you would notice is your vision greying out, which would then gradually turn to tunnel vision. From there, you would begin experiencing a blackout, and ultimately, you would eventually lose consciousness and die," they added. Featured image credit: Wikimedia Commons/Justin Pickard

Jul 16, 2026
Shocking Truth: Long-Term Melanotan II User Reveals the Hidden Dangers You Need to Know

Shocking Truth: Long-Term Melanotan II User Reveals the Hidden Dangers You Need to Know

A man who says he has used the tanning peptide Melanotan II for almost two decades has issued a warning to people thinking about trying the controversial product, claiming one common mistake could put users at greater risk. One of the many advantages of holidaying in the sun is returning with a deep, golden tan — a look synonymous with both health and superficial desirability. Online popularity around tanning products As awareness grows around the dangers of excessive sun exposure, many people are turning to alternatives in order to attain a bronzed complexion. While most opt for traditional fake tan products, some are using Melanotan II, an unregulated synthetic peptide designed to stimulate the body's production of melanin. Often referred to online as the "Barbie drug" or "Vacation peptide," Melanotan II can be injected or administered as a nasal spray. However, as of 2026, it remains untested, unregulated and illegal to sell in many countries, including the UK. User issues warning Despite this, online communities dedicated to the drug continue to grow, with one Reddit user claiming to have relied on Melanotan II for approximately 17 years. Posting under the username n3glv, the long-term user has regularly shared photos documenting his dramatic change in skin tone, while also offering advice to newcomers considering the peptide. After nearly two decades of use, he said the biggest error he sees is people assuming the drug immediately protects them from the effects of the sun. "Biggest issue I have seen is people thinking [Melanotan] is instant UV protection and jumping into UV already," he wrote. "Don't make that mistake." Although Melanotan II can darken the skin on its own, exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light is generally what deepens a person's tan. According to n3glv, the peptide takes time to build up in the body, explaining that it took around two weeks of "loading" before he noticed significant results. He also stressed that the drug should never be viewed as a substitute for sun protection. "It doesn't do anything to protect you [from the sun], what it does is trigger your body to make more melanin," he explained. "So be careful with sun exposure in the beginning. It will take around two weeks before you can take ANY sun." Melanotan II has not been approved for cosmetic tanning and has not undergone the level of safety testing required for licensed medicines. The NHS warns that commonly reported side effects include: Nausea Drowsiness Vomiting Loss of appetite More serious complications have also been linked to its use, including an increased risk of skin cancer, kidney infections and renal failure. One published case report described a 55-year-old man who experienced a prolonged erection lasting 30 hours after using Melanotan, as certain versions of the peptide have also been investigated as potential treatments for erectile dysfunction. Because the drug is sold through unregulated sources, experts also warn that users cannot be certain what ingredients are actually contained in the products they purchase. Dr Donald Grant, a GP and Senior Clinical Advisor at The Independent Pharmacy, advised : "Unlike regulated medicines, these products have not been properly tested for safety, quality or effectiveness, and people often don't know exactly what they are putting into their bodies." Featured Image. Credit: mrs / Getty

Jul 16, 2026
Shocking Revelations: Is Bunnie Xo Under Jelly Roll's Control?

Shocking Revelations: Is Bunnie Xo Under Jelly Roll's Control?

Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia isn’t buying Bunnie Xo’s well wishes aimed at her estranged husband, Jelly Roll. When the “Dumb Blonde” star dished on her breakup and pending divorce in the June 18 episode of her podcast, she also opened up about encouraging her ex to start dating again, saying that it’s “great” his “DMs are open.”But, in the Sunday episode of LaPaglia’s “Plan Bri Uncut” podcast, the “Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test” alum called bull. Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia made several outrageous claims regarding Bunnie Xo and Jelly Roll’s divorce on the Sunday episode of her “Plan Bri Uncut” podcast, as seen above. YouTube/@PlanBriUncutJelly Roll (pictured here standing next to Bunnie Xo) quietly filed for divorce from his wife after nearly 10 years of marriage in May. xomgitsbunnie/Instagram“She doesn’t mean that. She’s still under the mind control of [Jelly Roll],” she said. “And this is why I know that she doesn’t mean that because all of her closest friends are reposting — like her girls that you always see her with — They’re reposting the most asinine, crazy, insulting videos about Jelly Roll and how he’s the worst person and how people only like him because of Bunnie.”LaPaglia continued: “Bunnie is just doing the thing where she’s still protecting him. I went through that at a point too, where it’s like you’re not fully stepped out of the situation yet.”“She just still wants to protect him,” the personality added. “She’s going to step out of this a year from now and be like, ‘Holy f–king s–t, Jelly Belly f–king lost weight, and the second he drops weight, take it for what it actually is.'”In a June episode of Bunnie’s podcast, she revealed that her estranged husband (seen here posing inside a cathedral with Bunnie) has already started dating again and said she thinks it’s “great.” xomgitsbunnie/Instagram“She doesn’t mean that. She’s still under the mind control of [Jelly Roll],” LaPaglia speculated of Bunnie (pictured here kissing Jelly Roll in February). Getty ImagesLaPaglia tore into the country music star, speculating that “his ego” and personality “clearly changed” after he managed to slim down to his now-trimmer figure due to his 200-lb weight loss journey, “He thought that he can do better. He can date someone younger. He’s going to go for a ‘trad wife.’ One hundred percent gonna go for a ‘trad wife,'” she said.The “BFFs” podcast host then touched on ongoing speculation that Jelly Roll’s newfound religious beliefs might be playing a role in his split as he no longer wants to be associated with his wife’s racy past as a former sex worker. The podcaster added she feels the country music singer (seen above with Bunnie Xo) “dropped” his wife after he went through a 200-lb. weight loss transformation because “his ego” and personality “clearly changed.” jellyroll615/Instagram“He thought that he can do better. He can date someone younger. He’s going to go for a ‘trad wife,'” LaPaglia said. (Seen above are Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo at the 2022 CMA Awards.) Getty Images“Hey buddy, you were the one that got with an escort. She was an escort. She’s talked about it. You were a drug addict and you were going to prison and in and out of jail. Now your morals don’t align with it because you’re f–king skinny?” she said.“You dropped the weight on your belly and now you dropped the weight of Bunnie, who, I think was the only like redeeming and beautiful quality about Jelly Roll.”Reps for Bunnie Xo and Jelly Roll did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment. “You dropped the weight on your belly and now you dropped the weight of Bunnie, who, I think was the only like redeeming and beautiful quality about Jelly Roll,” LaPaglia continued. (Seen here is Bunnie Xo and Jelly Roll in February). Getty ImagesThe “Son of a Sinner’ musician cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the breakup. Getty ImagesJelly Roll quietly filed for divorce from Bunnie after nearly a decade of marriage on May 18, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their split, Page Six confirmed.The country singer, 41, filed for divorce in Williamson County, Tennessee, where he and Bunnie lived together.The exes agreed to divide their assets and debts. 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!

Jul 16, 2026
Shock Firing: New US Attorney Dismissed Just Minutes After Taking Oath

Shock Firing: New US Attorney Dismissed Just Minutes After Taking Oath

The Trump Justice Department dismissed the newly appointed US attorney for western Washington state less than an hour after he was sworn in, setting up yet another legal battle over the president’s appointment powers.Roger Rogoff, a former King County judge and veteran state and federal prosecutor, was sworn in Wednesday morning at the federal courthouse in downtown Seattle after he was unanimously appointed by the district’s 17 federal judges.King County Superior Court Judge Roger Rogoff stands in court on Oct. 10, 2016, in Seattle. AP Photo/Ted S. WarrenRoger Rogoff seen in an undated photo. KING 5 SeattleRogoff told the Associated Press in a phone interview that he then went to the federal prosecutor’s office to request a meeting with first assistant US Attorney Charles Neil Floyd, a former immigration judge who had served as interim US attorney for a 120-day period that ended in February.While waiting to meet with Floyd, Rogoff said, he received an email informing him of his removal by President Trump.“District court judges can appoint a temporary U.S. Attorney, and POTUS can fire them,” acting Attorney General Todd Blanche posted on X Wednesday evening. “WDWA judges abandoned the time-honored process of consultation with the administration so that the selected U.S. Attorney is qualified to serve in the administration. Roger Rogoff has been fired by the President.”US attorneys must be confirmed by the Senate, except in the case of interim appointments. Once an interim appointment expires after 120 days, federal judges can pick the new US attorney for any district.President Trump as he greets Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi at the White House on July 14, 2026. REUTERSTrump never formally submitted Floyd’s nomination to the Senate, opting to keep him as first assistant US attorney in a controversial personnel move similar to ones the administration has tried before.“Throughout his career, he has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to public service, and he was appointed legally by the federal judges in the Western District of Washington,” Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) said of Rogoff in a statement. “This administration doesn’t want to deal with advice and consent—they just want to install cronies to carry out a corrupt political agenda.”In December, Alina Habba resigned as acting US attorney for New Jersey after an appeals court said she had been serving in the post unlawfully since July 2025.Roger Rogoff, a former King County judge and veteran state and federal prosecutor, was fired by Trump shortly after being sworn-in. KING 5 SeattleIn January, Lindsey Halligan left her position as interim US attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia after a judge concluded her appointment by then-Attorney General Pam Bondi was unlawful and ordered the dismissal of indictments she secured against New York state Attorney General Letitia James and former FBI Director James Comey.In the Northern District of New York, John Sarcone is currently serving as first assistant US attorney after judges in that district rejected his attempt to make his appointment permanent. Rogoff said Wednesday he was considering legal action following his firing. “I’m really proud of my career,” he told AP. “The fact that the judges of this district — most of whom I’ve spent my career appearing in front of, or trying cases against, or working with — believed that I was the right person to do this work is just really humbling and amazing.”With Post wires

Jul 16, 2026
Mom's Shocking Revelation: The One Boundary She Won't Cross in Her Daughter's OnlyFans Career

Mom's Shocking Revelation: The One Boundary She Won't Cross in Her Daughter's OnlyFans Career

An adult content creator and her mother have opened up about their unusual professional relationship . On the podcast The Reality Check Show, hosts Shuan Maroof and Demetri Dionysus interviewed Sarah Fox and her daughter Megan Fox about how they navigate working together, with Sarah filming her daughter's adult content. While many find the arrangement unconventional, Sarah stepped in to help Megan during lockdown. She prefers handling the camera work herself rather than leaving her daughter vulnerable to strangers. However, despite their close bond, Sarah revealed there are strict boundaries regarding what she is willing to record. During the interview, the hosts questioned Sarah about whether she ever draws a line during their filming sessions. Although she supports Megan's career, Sarah made it clear that certain acts are completely off limits. Specifically, she pointed to one particular intimate act that she absolutely refuses to film. Setting strict filming boundaries When asked by host Shuan Maroof if there was anything she would consider too far, Sarah was candid. "I don’t want to film her getting railed. I definitely don’t want to film her getting that. And I definitely don’t want to film her when she’s squirting," Sarah said. This prompted a deeper discussion about an awkward misunderstanding. Megan clarified that her mother has never assisted her with the act itself, sharing a story about her personal discovery. She said: "So basically, me and my mum are this close. So no one’s ever made me squirt before. A girl like me’s got to obviously sort herself out when a boy’s not around. "So I made myself squirt for the first time, and I ran into my mum’s room, and was like, ‘You’ll never guess what I just did.’" Hearing the anecdote, Maroof admitted to his initial confusion, responding, "Oh, I thought you meant your mum helped you do it." Overcoming discomfort behind the camera The hosts also pressed Sarah on whether she feels any awkwardness while capturing explicit angles. Sarah explained that she is able to separate her maternal instincts from her role during sessions. "I just switch off from it really," Sarah explained. "I just try and [see] her like this ain't my daughter, this is somebody else. I'm just a good photographer." Megan echoed this sentiment, explaining that her mother’s presence actually makes her feel protected. "The thing is, I'm just so comfortable with her. Like it's my mum. Like she gave birth at the end of the day. So it just doesn't bother me," Megan said. Featured image credit: NurPhoto / Getty

Jul 16, 2026
Why Vjosa Osmani's Future Is Under Scrutiny

Why Vjosa Osmani's Future Is Under Scrutiny

TBGazeta Minuti arbn · July 16, 2026 · Uncategorized Deputeti i zgjedhur i Lëvizjes Vetëvendosje (LVV), Adnan Rrustemi, ka deklaruar se presidentja aktuale Vjosa Osmani nuk mund të konsiderohet figurë konsensuale për një mandat të ri në krye të shtetit.Në një prononcim për media, Rrustemi tha se Kosova ka nevojë për një president ose presidente jopartiake, me integritet dhe kredibilitet, që të jetë mbi palët politike dhe të mos jetë e përfshirë në debatet e përditshme politike.Sipas tij, ekzistojnë disa modalitete për arritjen e një marrëveshjeje politike, duke përfshirë edhe mundësinë e zgjerimit të shumicës parlamentare, por kjo nuk është domosdoshmërisht e lidhur me çështjen e zgjedhjes së presidentit.“Nëse vazhdojnë të mbahen pozicione të tilla pozitë-opozitë, atëherë ne duhet ta gjejmë një kompromis për presidentin e Republikës. E për këtë jemi për një figurë konsensuale, jashtëpartiake, mbi palët, që nuk i përket askujt politikisht dhe që ka integritet, përgatitje e kontribut,” deklaroi Rrustemi.Ai theksoi se, sipas vlerësimit të tij, Vjosa Osmani nuk i plotëson këto kritere, pasi është një politikane aktive dhe ka qenë pjesë e drejtpërdrejtë e skenës politike në vitet e fundit.“Zonja Osmani nuk është një figurë e tillë. Ajo është tashmë një politikane aktive, ka qenë bartëse e listës së një partie politike dhe është deputete e Kuvendit të Kosovës. Prandaj, po e përsëris, nuk është figurë konsensuale në kuadër të përpjekjes për një president jopartiak,” u shpreh ai.Deklarata e Rrustemit vjen në kohën kur në skenën politike po zhvillohen diskutime rreth formimit të institucioneve të reja dhe zgjedhjes së presidentit në të ardhmen.Deri në publikimin e këtij lajmi, Presidentja Vjosa Osmani nuk ka reaguar ndaj deklaratave të deputetit të zgjedhur të LVV-së.

Jul 16, 2026