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Charles Spencer is in the final hours of promoting his book about his late sister Princes Diana, and he continues to drop headline making comments. Spencer says he has no relationship with the King and believes he was gaslit by him, calling Buckingham Palace’s statement about his book condescending and “not straight.” Spencer also acknowledged that while most people believe he’s on Prince Harry’s side of the divide between him and Prince William, he insists he’s on the side of both of them, adding he hopes one day it’s resolved. Princess Di’s brother also revealed the reason he wrote the book now, and included his biggest regret in delivering Diana’s eulogy.
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The major television networks are standing with CNN, choosing not to replace its White House pool crew after the Trump administration barred the network’s access to the President along with MSNOW and Politico. The decision was announced by the Fox News Washington Bureau Chief who chairs the pool, which means there will be no cameras traveling with the President today to New York as he attends the United Nation’s General Assembly. Meantime CNN, MSNOW and Politico are suing the government, looking to reinstate their press credentials after Trump banned journalists from those networks.
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Patrick Clancy and his new wife, Dr. Rachel Danis sat down with ’60 Minutes’ Sunday in their first interview since Lindsay Clancy’s triple murder trial. Patrick said he clung to hope during the four days Callan survived after his siblings, 5-year-old Cora and 3-year-old Dawson, were found dead inside the family's home. We go over the key moments from the interview, including Patrick describing forgiving Lindsay, his panic attack during testimony, and the vile internet rumors that he killed his children, not Lindsay. His wife, Rachel joined him towards the end of the interview, confirming her pregnancy by acknowledging they are starting a new family.
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On Sunday, actress Kate Beckinsale posted a black square, with the word “Bye” on her instagram feed and then put on her stories, a picture of a rainbow with the caption, “Congratulations, you win, I give up.” Beckinsale ultimately deleted both posts, but changed the link under her bio to a 2020 BBC article describing the suicide death of a British television host after online hate. Fans understandably are concerned, many asking for a wellness check after hearing nothing from her or her reps following the cryptic posts.
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A shocking and sad development from overnight, the only son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber has died at a California rehab facility. We don’t have a manner of death, but 27-year-old Presely Gerber had been open in recent years about his mental health and addiction issues. Gerber shared his struggles on social media, with both his sister, Kaia and his mom cheering him on, publicly speaking about how proud they were of his courage. While we await details about what exactly happened to Presley, his family released a short statement asking for privacy.
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