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Megan Fox is getting real about postpartum after welcoming her and Machine Gun Kelly’s first child together.

“First of all, I just want to say I just had a baby, and I have a lot of brain fog,” Fox, 39, shared during a screening of her Jennifer’s Body film at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles on Saturday, October 25, per a TikTok.

She continued, “I haven’t slept in seven months. So if I repeat myself, I’m sorry. Just interrupt me and tell me I’m off track.”

Fox explained that she “really resonated” with the script for Jennifer’s Body, including her character becoming a monster.

Megan Fox ‘Feels Renewed and Refreshed’ After Welcoming Baby With MGK

“There’s something about that, whether it’s perceived or not,” she said. “I felt like I was persecuted at that time in my career, and I was struggling a lot with fame and kind of traumatized by fame.”

She continued, “I resonated with those deeper layers of before she becomes a monster, she’s a teenage girl that gets sacrificed for somebody else’s gain. And that very much resonated because that’s kind of how I came into this industry.”

Fox embodied the film by rocking a corset adorned with red beaded jewels — giving the look that she was dripping blood. The event marked Fox’s first appearance since welcoming her youngest child, daughter Saga Blade Fox-Baker, 7 months. (Fox is also mom to sons Noah, 12, Bodhi, 11, and Journey, 9, with ex-husband Brian Austin Green. Kelly, for his part, welcomed daughter Casie with ex Emma Cannon in 2009.)

In June 2020, Us Weekly reported that Fox and Kelly, now 35, were “officially dating.” The pair got engaged in 2022 but split two years later after announcing they were expecting their first baby together. Fox and Kelly (real name Colson Baker) welcomed Saga in March.

Megan Fox Gives Birth to Her 1st Baby With Machine Gun Kelly

“My family is Norwegian and there’s a Norwegian goddess named Saga, and it means epic story. And so we named her Saga because to get her on this earth through highs and lows, it truly was an epic story of love, pain and a lot of magic,” Kelly shared during a September episode of Jennifer Hudson’s eponymous talk show.

In August, a source exclusively told Us that Kelly and Fox were not putting a label on their relationship after Saga’s arrival.

“Megan is very strong-willed and doesn’t want to give in to MGK and allow him fully back in. She’s standing her ground but, of course, still loves him,” the insider said, noting that things “feel back to ‘normal’ between them.”

A separate source, however, shared that Fox and Kelly were “still being intimate” and were “trying to work things out to reconcile.”

Kelly, for his part, has gushed over Fox in recent months.

“I had [Saga] with the person who is the greatest partner, like, the greatest partner to have had a child with, because she’s such a phenomenal mom,” Kelly told Hudson in September. “We go back and forth on who [Saga] looks like,” he continued. “Last month, she looked exactly like me, and now she looks exactly like her.”

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Bella Thorne’s 28th birthday party was nothing short of booze, babes, and a good ole’ time — the Hollywood actress tied up in a corset, lookin’ like a dime! Other celebs, like Paris Hilton, showed out in their hottest costumes at The Fleur Room –…

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Prunella Scales — the beloved British actress best known for her role on the ’70s sitcom “Fawlty Towers” — has died at the age of 93. The legend’s sons, Samuel and Joseph, confirmed her passing to the UK’s PA Media, saying she died peacefully…

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With so much focus on the Dutton Ranch in various Yellowstone shows, is the location at the center of Taylor Sheridan‘s hit TV franchise a real place?

Yellowstone, which premiered in 2018, introduced viewers to the fictional Dutton family, who own the largest ranch in Montana. As the fictional universe grew, so did the amount of Yellowstone shows located at the ranch, which is actually known as Chief Joseph Ranch.

Rancher Shane Libel and his family previously spoke about how Yellowstone producers scouted the location.

“[Taylor] looked around and said, ‘That’s the bunkhouse right there,’” Libel told TV Insider in 2022. “He started walking around and calling out scenes as he saw them. ‘Episode 1, Act 3 here!’ And an assistant was writing everything down. The location director looked at me and said, ‘I think you have it.’”

A Guide to ‘Yellowstone’ and Its Many Spinoffs Amid Ongoing Delays

In addition to Chief Joseph Ranch, Yellowstone and 1923 filmed in Utah and the real-life Crow Indian Reservation. The Yellowstone franchise, meanwhile, has expanded to include 1883, The Madison, Y: Marshals, The Dutton Ranch, 1944 and 6666.

Keep scrolling for everything to know about the real Dutton Ranch:

Where Is Dutton Ranch Located?

Yellowstone and 1923 were filmed at Chief Joseph Ranch, which is a working cattle ranch in Montana. Libel and his loved ones currently reside on the property that is five hours away from Yellowstone National Park.

Does ‘Yellowstone’ Film on the Real Ranch?

“This is the real deal. This is what makes this show sing, is that this lodge has actually become a character in our show,” Yellowstone set decorator Carla Curry said in a 2021 video while filming the show. “This is not a set. This is not on stage. This is a private home that we are lucky enough to be in.”

She continued: “It is historically an unbelievably irreplaceable home. So we’re proud of it, we want to keep the integrity of it, and we wanna honor our additional cast member here.”

A Guide to Every Non-‘Yellowstone’ Show in the Taylor Sheridan Universe

Who Owns Chief Joseph Ranch?

Libel has owned the Chief Joseph Ranch since 2012, telling TV Insider, “We fell in love with it [and] the history, the buildings — just the ranch itself.”

The rancher was on set while Yellowstone was in production. (The main lodge featured on the show used to be a bed and breakfast but has since become Libel’s home.)

“The most surreal thing in the world — and the most humbling thing in the world is when you’re sitting in your own living room watching a show that’s filmed in your house,” Libel said in a 2021 Yellowstone promotional video.

Who Can Visit the Ranch?

During most of 2025, fans could travel to Chief Joseph Ranch before it closed to guests for the winter months. Visitors could stay at guest cabins, which would allow them to tour the location.

The Chief Joseph Ranch offered a Lee Dutton Cabin, the Rip Cabin and the Fisherman’s Cabin — with a nightly rate of over $1,000 for each. Chief Joseph Ranch’s website noted that the Lee Cabin was built in 1916 and overlooks the Bitterroot River.

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Boots are my favorite shoes to wear in the fall. As a shopping writer, I’ve tested handcrafted pairs, and the most comfortable shoes are made with premium materials like leather and suede. Plus, boots with cushioned insoles are even better! Since there are so many pairs on the market, I did the hard work for you and compiled a list of the best ones to purchase.

Before you head out shopping, here are a few things to keep in mind. Look for boots with thicker heels if you’re on your feet all day. Chinky heels are more supportive and comfortable for your aches, making them ideal for standing and walking. If your primary concern is style, knee-high picks are ideal for cooler weather. Of course, you can also select boots with heels for an event or work presentation, which typically include cushioned insoles.

Regardless of your needs and style, keep scrolling to shop the most comfortable and stylish boots on Amazon.

16 Comfy and Stylish Boots You’ll Happily Walk 10K Steps In

1. Our Favorite: I can’t pass up a tall pair of boots, so naturally I snagged this glossy black pair. The shoes have a low heel made for walking and are crafted from premium materials that repel liquid, mud and coffee stains.

2. Trendy Banana Boots: It’s hard to avoid seeing a video of banana boots on social media. The bad news? The OG pair costs hundreds of dollars. The good news? You can snag a similar pair for only $63!

3. Ralph Lauren Inspired Boots: No one does riding boots like Ralph Lauren, but if you’re on a budget, you don’t have to sacrifice style. This affordable pair is packed with character and comfort.

4. Winter Whites: These ankle boots made their way into my cart so fast. I love the creamy color, which looks stunning paired with a medium-wash denim.

5. Made for Walking: If you’re looking for a pair of boots that are really made for walking, consider the Dream Pairs Knee High Boots. They feature faux suede and ruching, which enhance any outfit, from jeans to leggings and dresses.

13 Casual yet Stylish Boots to Stay Warm Through Chilly Fall Temps

6. Embroidered Western: I stood in these Western boots for over eight hours at a concert earlier this year, and I wasn’t in pain; that’s how comfortable and chic these are!

7. Burgundy Beauties: Looking for a pop of color in your fall lineup?  Start with adding a richly colored pair of comfortable boots. This pair features a square almond toe and a supportive low heel.

8. The Versatile Pair: Whether you need boots for work or for dinner, this pair has you covered. They feature faux elastic leather that fits and flatters a variety of body types, even those with wider calves.

9. Warm and Cozy: For off-duty days, snag a slip-on pair of boots from Skechers. The shoes feature sweater-knit fold-over collars and the brand’s air-cooled memory foam insole for support.

10. Cool Girl Chelsea Boots: A pair of Chelsea boots looks cool no matter how you style them. Made with classic elements like elastic side bands, non-slip soles and a 2.3-inch chunky heel, these boots will quickly become your favorite pair.

11. The Splurge-y Pair: The boots with cushioned insoles feature a lightly cushioned footbed that keeps your feet comfortable all day. They also have a cowboy-like style for an edgier finish. Plus, shoppers praise the dual side-zip closures that make the shoes a breeze to get in and out of.

12. Ugg Lookalikes: When you don’t want to spend $150 on one pair of comfortable boots, you can add this pair of genuine suede mini boots. They have a soft plush lining for warmth!

13. Office Ready: Although this pair of shoes has a larger heel, many reviewers report that the boots are still comfortable. The heel is stacked to provide elevation and stability for each stride.

14. Chocolate Suede: These richly colored boots are another favorite on our list, thanks to their autumn hue and smooth suede feel. They also have an easy-to-wear knee-high style.

15. Stylish and Sustainable: Dr. Scholl’s ankle boots are cut from recycled bottles, faux leather and anatomical cushioning, offering timeless style and comfort.

16. Modern Combat Style: If combat boots are your favorite style, don’t miss out on this embellished pair. They have decorative straps that give the boots a modern, romantic look.

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HARARE-(MaraviPost)-Zimbabweans were left in disbelief on Tuesday night when President Emerson Mnangagwa’s highly anticipated national address was dramatically interrupted by a sudden power outage, live on national television.

The blackout, which struck just minutes after the president began his speech, forced him to continue reading his notes using a flashlight an image that instantly went viral.

The national address, broadcast from State House in Harare, was meant to highlight the government’s achievements and outline economic recovery strategies.

However, the event took an unexpected turn when the lights suddenly went out, leaving the room in complete darkness.

For a few tense seconds, the television feed showed confusion among journalists and officials as technicians scrambled to restore power.

In a rare display of calm, President Mnangagwa decided not to stop the address. Instead, he continued speaking with the aid of a small flashlight held by one of his aides.

The moment drew mixed reactions from viewers with some commending his composure while others mocked the irony of the situation, given the country’s long-standing electricity challenges.

Social media platforms lit up almost instantly, with hashtags like #Zativuta, #PowerToThePeople, and #MnangagwaInTheDark trending across X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook.

Memes, edited videos and humorous captions flooded timelines, turning what was meant to be a serious state address into a national talking point.

Critics quickly pointed out that the incident reflected the deep rooted infrastructure issues that Zimbabwe continues to face.

Frequent power outages, known locally as load shedding, have disrupted industries, hospitals and schools for years and the president’s experience only added fuel to public frustration.

“This is the perfect summary of our situation.Even the highest office in the land cannot escape the darkness we live in every day. Zativuta kwambili (we are in real trouble),”said Tafadzwa Moyo concerned citizen from Zibambwe.

Meanwhile, the state-owned power company, ZESA Holdings, has remained silent on the cause of the outage.

Sources within the energy sector hinted that the blackout may have been triggered by a technical fault affecting parts of Harare, though investigations are still underway.

Opposition figures seized the opportunity to criticize the government’s handling of the energy crisis.

Nelson Chamisa, a prominent opposition leader, remarked online that the blackout was “a powerful metaphor for a nation in the dark both literally and politically.”

His comment received thousands of shares within hours.

Despite the setback, Mnangagwa eventually concluded his address under dim lighting, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to stabilizing the economy and improving essential services.

However, many citizens felt that the incident itself spoke louder than the promises made in the speech.

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SHOBHA SHUKLA – CNS

Having taught Physics for over 30 years to young girls, when experts called for transforming teachers and teaching for young people’s health, well-being and gender equality, it resonated strongly with me.

Before world’s largest gathering on sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice (International Conference on Family Planning or ICFP 2025) opens next week in Colombia, several experts are underpinning the importance of transforming teachers and teaching for adolescent health, well-being, gender equality and human right to health.

“Every child, adolescent, and young person, regardless of who they are and where they live, deserves an opportunity to learn and develop skills that will enable them to make safe and confident choices about their lives – and comprehensive sexuality education is one such life skill,” said Sai Jyothirmai Racherla, Deputy Executive Director, The Asian-Pacific Resource & Research Centre for Women (ARROW).

Provide CSE within the education ecosystem

“Though comprehensive sexuality education is such a taboo, it is an important aspect of children, adolescents, and young people’s well-being. However, we have so many barriers in advancing comprehensive sexuality education. As SRHRJ (sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice) advocates, one of our key agenda has been to ensure that we provide access to comprehensive sexuality education within the education ecosystem,” added ARROW leader Sai.

ARROW with partners had organised an important Asia Pacific regional multistakeholder technical meeting which had put teachers and teaching centre-stage while deliberating upon comprehensive sexuality education and broader SRHRJ.

Teachers can be good enablers to provide CSE

“We see teachers as one crucial stakeholder group and this multistakeholder technical meeting had pinned down on the teachers and how teachers can be good enablers to provide comprehensive sexuality education. Global research also says that teachers are most important school-related factors affecting students’ learning. Evidence also shows that addressing learners’ health, well-being and education, improves school education, school attendance, retention and learning quality,” said Sai.

Just providing comprehensive sexuality education not only improves the life skills but also it improves the learning capabilities across other learning arenas.

Teachers and teaching and young people remained central to SRHRJ agenda of this meet organised by ARROW, UNESCO South-East Asia, UNESCO South Asia, UNICEF East Asia Pacific, UNICEF South Asia, UNFPA Asia-Pacific and Education International Asia-Pacific in collaboration with SDG for Youth Student Network and Y-PEER Asia-Pacific Centre.

Over 160 people took part including civil society, youth, academic institutions, but most important stakeholder group were government officials from the Ministry of Education of 20 countries in South Asia and Southeast Asia regions. So many ministries of education officials coming together to advance adolescent health and well-being – and comprehensive sexuality education was one crucial pivot – was in itself a big milestone, said Sai.

Gender transformative education

“This meeting also furthered the agenda of gender transformative education,” said Sai Jyothirmai Racherla of ARROW. “Whole school and gender transformative approaches should connect curricula, learning environment and well-being. A whole school approach and a gender transformative approach must be included in teachers’ training too.”

“Grassroots voices and lived experiences of teachers were highlighted from the perspective of teachers. We need to better understand what is required for teachers to provide quality comprehensive sexuality education.”

Invest in teacher training on CSE

“One of the recommendations from this meet called on investing in high quality and inclusive pre- and in-service teacher training for comprehensive sexuality education. This is very important. We are not only talking about students’ curricula, which is also very important, and that is the agenda that we are all pushing forward, but in addition to students’ curricula we are also talking about teachers’ pre- and in-service teacher training curricula which should mandatorily include comprehensive sexuality education,” said Sai.

“We also advocated for stronger education system policies and investments in teacher training so that they can promote adolescent health and well-being. We also talked about the meaningful inclusion of youth, adolescents, and teachers themselves in the development of pre-service and in-service training curricula. When the training curricula of the teachers is being developed, there needs to be consultations of the teachers themselves and there also needs to be the consultation of youth and adolescents into such curricula,” said Sai.

Teacher class action research

“One of the other recommendations that came out of this process was teacher action research. So, within the classroom practices we need to enable teacher class action research so that classroom practices and the pedagogy can be improved and it can be more resilient to meet the needs of students seeking such education,” shared Sai Jyothirmai Racherla, who would also be speaking at the upcoming ICFP 2025 next week in Bogota, Colombia.

“There was also focus on how we measured teaching and learning of comprehensive sexuality education within education systems and the data that needs to be collected at scale across the systems,” added Sai.

Are we taking care of the teachers’ well-being and health?

“Another important discussion at this technical convening was around if we are taking care of teachers’ psychosocial health and well-being because teachers’ health and well-being also impact students’ health and well-being. So, we cannot just look at a very extractive way of ‘how we need to provide comprehensive sexuality education to students’ irrespective of what is the state of the teachers. Are the teachers having the right resources? Are the teachers having the right education materials? Are the teachers in the first place having proper facilities for them to be in a well-being status for them to provide comprehensive sexuality education?” rightly said Sai.

Youth voices echo in unison for CSE

“Beijing+30 are not only reflections and past commitments, but it is a call to action for the future. From the Asia Pacific regional multistakeholder dialogue on comprehensive sexuality education, youth voice echoed clearly that we need comprehensive sexuality education that is inclusive, right spaced and adaptable to our diverse realities,” said Zuzan, Y-PEER Laos and Y-PEER Asia Pacific Centre.

“Even today, many young people still face stigma, lack of access and misinformation when it comes to sexual and reproductive health. So, without addressing these barriers, SDG-3 and SDG-5, will remain out of reach,” added Zuzan. “Teachers are not just knowledge providers but role models who can inspire values of equality, respect and empathy in the next generation. Equipping teacher with the right training mean equipping adults with a skill to think critically, to make informed choices and to treat other with respect and dignity.”

“Youth participation should go beyond consultation. Young people must be a part of designing, implementing and monitoring programmes of comprehensive sexuality education. This means establishing mechanisms for youth-led accountability such as youth advisory roles, comprehensive sexuality education monitoring committees and intergenerational dialogues that allow feedback to reach policy making. Because accountability is not only about tracking progress, but also about sharing power and trust with young people,” said Zuzan.

“Looking ahead, accountability must mean more than just tracking promises – it must mean resourcing and implementing them. That means investing in youth leaderships not only through words but through real funding and capacity building, integrating comprehensive sexuality education into national policies and curricula, ensuring no young person is left behind, especially those from marginalised communities, building stronger partnership across sectors to break silos and accelerate progress on SDG-3 and SDG-5 and creating mechanisms for youth-led accountability so that young people have a real seat at the table monitoring and evaluating progress on Beijing+30 commitments,” concluded Zuzan.

Zuzan and Sai Jyothirmai Racherla were keynote speakers at SHE & Rights (Sexual Health with Equity & Rights) session held ahead of International Conference on Family Planning or ICFP 2025 which will open next week in Bogota, Colombia. SHE & Rights session was on the theme: “It is time for accountability and action after UNGA High Level Meeting around Beijing+30.”

This SHE & Rights session was together hosted by Global Center for Health Diplomacy and Inclusion (CeHDI), International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) 2025, Y-PEER Asia Pacific, Y-PEER Laos, Family Planning News Network (FPNN), International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW), Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR), Asia Pacific Media Alliance for Health and Development (APCAT Media) and CNS.

Shobha Shukla – CNS (Citizen News Service)

(Shobha Shukla is a feminist, health and development justice advocate, and an award-winning founding Managing Editor and Executive Director of CNS (Citizen News Service). She was also the Lead Discussant for SDG-3 at United Nations inter-governmental High Level Political Forum (HLPF 2025). She is a former senior Physics faculty of prestigious Loreto Convent College; current President of Asia Pacific Regional Media Alliance for Health, Gender and Development Justice (APCAT Media); Chairperson of Global AMR Media Alliance (GAMA received AMR One Health Emerging Leaders and Outstanding Talents Award 2024); and Host of SHE & Rights (Sexual Health with Equity & Rights). Follow her on Twitter/X @shobha1shukla or read her writings here www.bit.ly/ShobhaShukla)

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LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Malawi’s Women’s National Football Team, the Scorchers, have made history by qualifying for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) for the very first time after defeating Angola 2–0 at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe on Tuesday afternoon.

Star striker Faith Chinzimu was the hero of the day, scoring both goals that sealed Malawi’s spot in next year’s continental showpiece, which will be hosted in Morocco.

The Scorchers went into the second leg knowing they needed a win at all costs after playing to a goalless draw in the first leg last week at Estadio 11 de Novembro in Luanda, Angola.

The first half in Lilongwe ended without goals despite Angola being awarded a penalty in the 39th minute, which they failed to convert. The Malawian side showed resilience and tactical discipline throughout the match.

It was not until the 80th minute that the deadlock was broken when Chinzimu calmly finished off a brilliant pass from captain Tabitha Chawinga, sending the packed stadium into wild celebrations. Barely a minute later, Chinzimu struck again to double the lead and secure qualification.

Speaking after the match, Scorchers captain Tabitha Chawinga said the victory was proof that the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) and National Bank’s investment in the team is yielding results.

“This win shows that our sponsors’ support is not in vain. We’ve played eight strength-testing games in preparation for this tie, and that really helped build our confidence,” said Chawinga.

Meanwhile, Scorchers head coach Lovemore Fazili admitted that the match was tough but praised his players for their determination and hard work.

“It was not easy because Angola came here desperate for a win but I thank God and my players for their great effort. We’ve made history by qualifying for WAFCON,” Fazili said, also commending FAM for organizing strength-testing matches that prepared the team well.

The Scorchers will represent Malawi at the 2026 WAFCON finals in Morocco, scheduled for March next year a monumental milestone for the country’s women’s football.

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Ahead of the Great Lakes Conference in Paris, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) urges donor countries to step up their support for displaced people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo).   

“We urgently need two things to support the most vulnerable people in DR Congo: unimpeded access and adequate funding that supports both immediate relief and long-term recovery,” said Eric Batonon, NRC’s Country Director for DR Congo.  

“The Great Lakes Conference is a crucial opportunity for States to push for safe, unhindered access by road, by air, and by reducing administrative barriers, so that aid can reach those most in need. At the same time, states must commit to increased and sustained funding. The conference must deliver more than words. It must deliver hope – and real commitments – for the millions of Congolese who have endured decades of conflict and neglect.” 

For nine consecutive years, the DR Congo has featured on NRC’s annual list of the world’s most neglected displacement crises. Decades of instability, underfunding, and weak international engagement have left millions of Congolese trapped in cycles of displacement and poverty.  

Today, DR Congo faces one of the largest displacement crises globally, with 5.7 million people internally displaced, including more than two million newly displaced since the start of 2025. Fighting continues across multiple fronts; clashes between armed groups and government forces in the Kivus, and escalating violence in Ituri, have uprooted entire communities and destroyed critical infrastructure. In addition, two million people have returned home since January 2025, often to areas devastated by conflict and deprived of basic services – leaving both returnees and host-communities in urgent need of support.   

“DR Congo is one of the most horrific examples of the consequences of the lack of funding for aid, which is hitting neglected crises hard. Of the 21 million people in the country in need of humanitarian support, fewer than seven million are currently targeted for assistance – and even that plan remains severely underfunded,” said Batonon. 

“The human cost is staggering. Many children have no access to education, displaced families are left without a proper roof over their heads or access to clean water and sanitation. There is also insufficient investment in protection and local conflict resolution.”  

Schools have become one of the frontlines of the conflict. By late August, over 3,000 schools were closed in North and South Kivu, leaving 1.3 million children out of school.  

Chantale Tsesi Ndangosi, Director of the Amani Gok Primary School in Djugu, Ituri, described the impossible conditions teachers and pupils face: “Our school was destroyed by armed men during the fighting. Today, where we are, we use shops and residential houses as classrooms, and some classes are held under trees. And now we are already being threatened with eviction.” 

As of October, just 400 million US dollars have been received for humanitarian assistance in 2025 – 16 per cent of what the UN and partners appealed for at the beginning of the year.  

“The current humanitarian funding for DR Congo equals about five cent per person in need per day. It is a stark illustration of the international community’s neglect of this mega crisis. It’s time to turn this around,” said Batonon.  

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Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber stepped out to support the Toronto Blue Jays during the team’s epic World Series showdown with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The pair sat in the stands at Dodger Stadium on Monday, October 27, when the Blue Jays and the Dodgers faced off in game 3 of the championship. The teams entered extra innings and were neck-and-neck until late that night, with the Dodgers ultimately winning 6-5.

Justin, 31, grew up west of Toronto and sported a light blue jersey and sunglasses in honor of the Canadian team. The singer also wore a red beanie atop his head. Hailey, 28, donned a white hoodie, glossy rose lipstick and her hair in loose, long waves. 

Three days prior, Hailey spoke about raising their son, Jack, who was born in August 2024. 

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“It’s so fun. I love being a mom,” she declared while appearing on the Friday, October 24, edition of the “In Your Dreams With Owen Thiele” podcast. 

The skincare mogul said she “always knew I wanted to be a mom, though, since I was a little kid.”

She noted: “I just always envisioned myself having kids. But you know what’s funny is, like, the older I’ve gotten, and now that I have a kid, I also, like, I think any decision anyone makes about having them or not having them is totally amazing.”

When asked if she wants to expand her family with more children, Hailey said, “I think so,” before clarifying, “I definitely do because I know I want more than one, but I’m not in a rush.”

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Hailey’s Rhode beauty line was sold to e.l.f. Beauty in a $1 billion deal earlier this year. In an October 2024 interview with Women’s Wear Daily, Hailey said she considered the brand her “toddler” and explained that she learned lots of lessons while “raising” Rhode, then just 2 years old. 

“Mistakes are going to happen … [there] “will be bumps in the road, which are out of your control,” she told the outlet. “But you need to pivot, run and work with them as they come.”

While navigating new motherhood, Hailey has been the subject of speculation about her marriage to Justin. In May, she addressed those rumors, which she’s denied repeatedly.

“Being postpartum is the most sensitive time I’ve ever gone through in my life, and learning a new version of myself is very difficult,” Hailey told Vogue in May. “And to be doing that all the while going on the internet every day and people being like, ‘They’re getting divorced and they’re this and they’re not happy,’ it is such a mindf***. I cannot even begin to explain it. It’s a crazy life to live.”

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Justin’s experience as a former child star has helped Hailey learn how to deal with all the online criticism.

“I’ve learned so much from Justin, really,” she said. “He’s been doing this literally since he was a child and he has had to face the most scrutiny of any person that I know. He was like, ‘Baby, trust me, I’ve been here before many, many times. You’re not going to win. There is no winning.’”

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