Family
Cholo Simeone's joy over birth of first grandson Faustino
Diego 'Cholo' Simeone and Carolina Baldini celebrated the birth of Faustino, the first child of their son Gianluca Simeone and model Eva Bargiela. The couple shared the news on social media, including photos. The grandparents expressed their joy with tender messages.
Photos of Wanda Nara's early birthday party for her youngest daughter
Wanda Nara celebrated her youngest daughter's birthday in advance with a spectacular party that surprised due to its location and unexpected guests. The businesswoman shared photos of the event on social media. The celebration highlights the family life of the media personality.
Woman questions if ex-husband's new wife should inherit parents' fortune
A divorced woman is upset that her ex-husband's second wife may benefit from his parents' $1 million estate. She argues that the new wife is greedy and shouldn't receive any portion of the inheritance. Financial advice columnist Quentin Fottrell addresses the fairness of the situation.
Family prepares traditional Christmas cake in October
In line with tradition, a South African family made a rich fruit Christmas cake last weekend, two months before the holiday. The cake, steeped in rum and set to mature with weekly whisky feedings, highlights the joy of early preparation. Author Tony and his daughter Rebecca followed a custom recipe for this boozy delight.
Fourth day of Lola murder trial: accused admits her crime
On the fourth day of Dahbia Benkired's trial for the murder of 12-year-old Lola Daviet, the accused admitted raping and killing the girl as revenge against her ex-partner. The victim's family shared their profound grief, while a psychologist described psychopathic traits in the accused. Lola's mother demanded a life sentence.
Prosecutors seek 30 years in prison for Cédric Jubillar
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At Cédric Jubillar's trial in Albi, prosecutors Nicolas Ruff and Pierre Aurignac demanded 30 years in prison for the murder of his wife Delphine, who vanished in December 2020. Without a body or confession, they rely on testimonies, inconsistencies, and material evidence to prove the accused's guilt. The defense will argue for acquittal on Thursday, with a verdict expected Friday.