Betty Tzeng
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Diddy and Ex Cassie Hit with Explosive New Lawsuit Alleging Drugging, Abuse, and Sexual Exploitation by Male Escort
Sean "Diddy" Combs and his former partner, singer Cassie Ventura, are facing a new civil lawsuit from Clayton Howard-a male escort who claims he was drugged, exploited, and abused during a years-long sexual relationship with the pair. The filing, revealed days after Diddy was acquitted of federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges, intensifies scrutiny on the music mogul's embattled private life as he remains the subject of more than 60 lawsuits. 
Sean "Diddy" Combs and his former partner, singer Cassie Ventura, are facing a new civil lawsuit from Clayton Howard-a male escort who claims he was drugged, exploited, and abused during a years-long sexual relationship with the pair. The filing, revealed days after Diddy was acquitted of federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges, intensifies scrutiny on the music mogul's embattled private life as he remains the subject of more than 60 lawsuits. -
‘Totally Lost in America': Prince Harry Reportedly Begs to Rejoin Royals Without Meghan Markle
Prince Harry is reportedly preparing for a solo return to the United Kingdom, marking a notable shift in his strategy to repair ties with the British Royal Family. The move, first reported by RadarOnline, reflects what insiders describe as a reluctant acknowledgment that reconciliation may only be possible if Meghan Markle remains on the sidelines. 
Prince Harry is reportedly preparing for a solo return to the United Kingdom, marking a notable shift in his strategy to repair ties with the British Royal Family. The move, first reported by RadarOnline, reflects what insiders describe as a reluctant acknowledgment that reconciliation may only be possible if Meghan Markle remains on the sidelines. -
Kate Middleton Details ‘Really, Really Difficult’ Post-Cancer Struggles in Hospital Visit
Kate Middleton resumed her public duties Tuesday with a candid visit to Colchester Hospital in Essex, offering rare insight into her ongoing recovery following cancer treatment. The Princess of Wales, 43, described the post-treatment phase as "really, really difficult" during a conversation with staff and patients in the hospital's well-being garden. 
Kate Middleton resumed her public duties Tuesday with a candid visit to Colchester Hospital in Essex, offering rare insight into her ongoing recovery following cancer treatment. The Princess of Wales, 43, described the post-treatment phase as "really, really difficult" during a conversation with staff and patients in the hospital's well-being garden. -
King Charles to Retire Royal Train by 2027 in Bid to Cut £86.3M Palace Budget
King Charles III will retire the royal train by 2027, ending a 156-year tradition as part of a broader campaign to reduce royal expenditures and modernize the monarchy's operations. Buckingham Palace announced the decision Monday alongside the release of the Royal Household's annual financial report, which disclosed the royal family will receive £86.3 million ($118 million) in taxpayer funds for the fourth consecutive year. 
King Charles III will retire the royal train by 2027, ending a 156-year tradition as part of a broader campaign to reduce royal expenditures and modernize the monarchy's operations. Buckingham Palace announced the decision Monday alongside the release of the Royal Household's annual financial report, which disclosed the royal family will receive £86.3 million ($118 million) in taxpayer funds for the fourth consecutive year. -
Prince Harry Snubbed in Royal Armed Forces Day Tribute Despite Serving in Afghanistan
Prince Harry, who served two tours of duty in Afghanistan and helped found the Invictus Games for wounded veterans, was notably absent from a Royal Family statement marking Armed Forces Day, reigniting scrutiny over his estrangement from the monarchy. The omission came as the Royal Family's official social media channels honored the military backgrounds of King Charles III, Prince William, and the late Prince Philip-while making no mention of Harry's combat record. 
Prince Harry, who served two tours of duty in Afghanistan and helped found the Invictus Games for wounded veterans, was notably absent from a Royal Family statement marking Armed Forces Day, reigniting scrutiny over his estrangement from the monarchy. The omission came as the Royal Family's official social media channels honored the military backgrounds of King Charles III, Prince William, and the late Prince Philip-while making no mention of Harry's combat record. -
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Spark Royal Uproar by Hiring PR Chief Behind Netflix’s The Crown
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have hired Emily Robinson, a former Netflix publicity executive who led global campaigns for The Crown, to manage their U.S. communications-a move that has sparked sharp criticism and intensified already strained relations with the British royal family. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have hired Emily Robinson, a former Netflix publicity executive who led global campaigns for The Crown, to manage their U.S. communications-a move that has sparked sharp criticism and intensified already strained relations with the British royal family. -
Prince Harry ‘Full of Regrets’ Over Family Feud and UK Exit, Royal Author Says
Prince Harry is reportedly expressing regret over his role in the years-long estrangement from the British royal family, according to royal author Duncan Larcombe, who claimed the Duke of Sussex wishes "he'd done things differently." The remarks come amid renewed scrutiny of Harry's security concerns and his reluctance to return to the U.K. 
Prince Harry is reportedly expressing regret over his role in the years-long estrangement from the British royal family, according to royal author Duncan Larcombe, who claimed the Duke of Sussex wishes "he'd done things differently." The remarks come amid renewed scrutiny of Harry's security concerns and his reluctance to return to the U.K. -
Prince Harry and King Charles Feud Deepens Over Children's Passport Delay
Prince Harry allegedly encountered a six-month delay in obtaining British passports for his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, amid behind-the-scenes tensions over the inclusion of their royal titles, according to sources close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Prince Harry allegedly encountered a six-month delay in obtaining British passports for his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, amid behind-the-scenes tensions over the inclusion of their royal titles, according to sources close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. -
Kate Middleton Prioritizes Recovery Over Royal Duties as Sources Reveal Severity of Illness
Princess Kate is reassessing her return to royal duties following what sources now describe as a "really seriously ill" period during her cancer treatment, as she continues her recovery with what insiders say is a more "strict" approach to public appearances. The Princess of Wales unexpectedly missed Royal Ascot last week, despite being listed for the traditional carriage procession alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla. 
Princess Kate is reassessing her return to royal duties following what sources now describe as a "really seriously ill" period during her cancer treatment, as she continues her recovery with what insiders say is a more "strict" approach to public appearances. The Princess of Wales unexpectedly missed Royal Ascot last week, despite being listed for the traditional carriage procession alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla. -
Prince William Issued Ultimatum Over Prince Andrew’s Role, Sees Uncle as ‘Threat’ to Monarchy
Prince William is determined to permanently bar his uncle, Prince Andrew, from returning to public royal duties, viewing him as a reputational liability to the monarchy amid persistent scrutiny over his past ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo, according to multiple royal sources. 
Prince William is determined to permanently bar his uncle, Prince Andrew, from returning to public royal duties, viewing him as a reputational liability to the monarchy amid persistent scrutiny over his past ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo, according to multiple royal sources.
