Megan Fox managed to keep her baby bump a secret until she stepped out onto the CinemaCon red carpet in Las Vegas on Monday night.
But her third pregnancy reveal left fans with more questions than answers. Questions like; who the daddy Megan?
After all, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles star filed for divorce from her husband and father of her two other children, Brian Austin Green eight months ago.
The 29-year-old decided to have a bit of fun with the speculation via a comical post on Instagram on Tuesday afternoon.
Beneath a collage of pictures of three of her previous male co-stars, including Shia LaBeouf, Will Arnett, and Jake Johnson, the mother-of-three wrote “#notthefather”.
The joke was carried on by funnyman Will Arnett who joked about the news that he is officially not the father. He told ET:
“She said I’m not the father?” Arnett quipped. “That’s a big surprise to me.”
Clearly the expectant mum’s sense of humour is growing with her belly.
Despite the gossip a source reportedly confirmed to PEOPLE Green is “of course” the father, adding that the pair “never stopped loving each other and they will never stop being devoted parents to their boys.”
PEOPLE reports Fox petitioned for divorce in August after five years of marriage and 11 years together and according to legal filings the divorce is still pending.
Gay Air France flight attendants want the right to refuse flights to Iran because of the country’s harsh penalties for homosexuality.
The airline’s employees want the opportunity to opt out of travel to Tehran, where being gay is punishable by death.
Air France is due to resume flying to Iran after an eight-year hiatus, a decision that does not sit well with the companies openly gay employees and their supporters who have begun a [Change.org petition]( https://www.change.org/p/airfrancefr-les-setwards-d-air-france-ne-veulent-pas-voler-vers-la-peine-de-mort-en-iran#delivered-to
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Written in French by a representative of the group, the online appeal says that it is “inconceivable to force someone to go to a country where his kind are condemned for who they are. The penalty is up to 74 lashes for a minor and the death penalty for an adult”.
The petition also points out that female flight attendants were recently allowed to opt out of Iranian flights after Air France told its stewardesses they must wear head scarves and wide pants once they land in Tehran, an outcry ensued, and the airliner allowed women who disagree with the policy to avoid the route.
In a little over a week the petition has received more than 22,000 signatures of support.
In response to the controversy the airline – which is part of the Franco-Dutch group Air France-KLM, issued a statement that said, “tolerance and respect for the cultures and customs in the countries served by the airline are part of the fundamental values of Air France and its staff”.
Animal smugglers are known to get creative when trying to sneak wildlife past airport security but customs officials in Vietnam were particularly shocked to uncover what one traveller was concealing in his slacks on Monday.
The man, believed to be a Vietnamese national, was busted at Tan Son Nhat Airport in Ho Chi Minh City allegedly trying to smuggle 18 live birds — including 11 endangered species — to Taiwan by fastening them to his legs under his pants.
The endangered birds included white-rumped shama, oriental shama and melodious laughing thrush, Thanhnien News reported.
They man is now being investigated by officials and could face jail time.
The illegal trade of wildlife is a major international problem and is believed to be a $10 billion-a-year business.
According to the WWF “the world is dealing with an unprecedented spike in illegal wildlife trade.” The trade is believed to be a $10 billion-a-year business.
In one if the most bizarre cases of animal smuggling in 2010 a crocodile was smuggled on board a domestic flight in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and was blamed for a plane crash that killed 20 of 21 passengers. According to the crash’s sole survivor the concealed reptile reportedly escaped from the duffle bag it was help in and causing a stampede in the cabin, throwing the aircraft off-balance. The animal survived the crash but was later killed with a machete.
Aussie actor Brenton Thwaites, who played Stu Henderson on the soap until 2012, and his stunning partner Chloe Pacey have confirmed to the Daily Mail Australia that they welcomed their first child.
On Thursday, Chloe revealed that “yes” the couple had welcomed a baby girl called Birdie.
It’s clear that the pair are absolutely smitten with their new arrival, having taken to Instragram to share snap after snap of the precious bundle of joy.
“Birdie, you dream.” The new mum captioned an adorable picture of her daughter wrapped up in a cream blanket.
A literal bundle of joy! Chloe and Brenton couldn’t be happier with daughter Birdie.
The naturopath student also shared another snap to her 6,600 followers of her standing on the sand cradling little Birdie and looking lovingly into her eyes.
“You, me & the afternoon breeze,” she captioned the pic fondly.
The new mum looked totally at ease in a white T-shirt and patterned shorts.
The couple made their relationship debut in November of 2015 at the Sydney premiere of In The Heart Of The Sea.
Chloe, who was suspected to be 24 weeks along at the time, confirmed to the Courier Mail that she and Brenton, 26, were indeed expecting a bub together.
They have been very affectionate with the partnership ever since, sharing multiple snaps on Instagram of both her pregnancy progress, and their outings together.
Congratulations on your darling girl, Brenton and Chloe!
Chloe pictured on her Instagram account during her pregnancy.
It’s one of the most intriguing unsolved mysteries from the’ 90s after JonBenet Ramsey was found dead in a bloody pool in the basement of her home on Boxing Day, 1996.
And now InTouch claim the six-year-old was killed by the hands of 26-year-old Michael Helgoth, whose family ran a junkyard near JonBenet’s hometown in Boulder, Colorado.
While this would be a huge breakthrough for the Ramsey family, Michael Helgoth took his own life in 1997.
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The fresh claims have come from private investigator Ollie Gray, who was hired by the Ramsey family to work on the crime.
Ollie has been trying to crack the case for 20 years and told the publication: “Based on what we know now, I believe Helgoth and his accomplices committed the crime.”
Ollie and his former colleague John Kenady believe there is a tape recording in which Michael confesses to killing the beauty queen.
The death of JonBenet captivated the world.
The pair allege the explosive video was overlooked in the investigation process but “someone close to him may still have the tape.”
In more disturbing claims, detective John revealed to InTouch that Michael once told him of a murder pact that he and a friend had devised to secure a large sum of money.
“In late November [1996] Helgoth had told me that he and a partner were going to make a great deal and they each would bring in around $50, 000 to $60, 000,” John said.
In a tragic turn of events, the focus soon shifted to JonBenet’s parents Patsy and John. While there was never enough evidence to charge them that didn’t stop the tide of public opinion turning against them. They were finally cleared of any involvement from her death in 2008.
Indiana-based music teacher, Jim Crismore, has dedicated his life to helping children find the musical instrument that really resonates with them.
“I help children figure out what instrument speaks to them the best,” the teacher said to WTHR news.
Loved by his pupils for his utter passion and knack for jokes, the music teacher has worked with many talented students, but nothing in his 30-year-long career could have prepared him for the reaction he received when a 7-year-old boy, who was born both deaf and blind, paid him a visit.
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Elias Valentine-Wilson, a student at McClelland Elementary in Indiana, America, was born without sight or hearing.
In a heart-warming special called Only in Indiana by WTHR, little Elias can be seen experiencing music for the very first time in a one-on-one session with Jim Crismore.
As Jim begins to play the cello, a large string instrument known for its deep sound, Elias reaches for the apparatus and lays his check against its wooden surface.
As WTHR reports, the seven-year-old couldn’t hear it, but he certainly could feel its resonance.
“Music can reach people in ways you cannot understand,” said Jim. Here, Elias puts his head up to the cello so he can feel the vibrations.
“See? Look at the smile. You are excited and look at the smile. This is as good as any music anywhere,” the music professor observes as he watches Elias run his fingers over the cellos strings.
A smile lights up his face as he begins to take control of the bow, changing the vibrations in the music.
“I think he definitely feels a difference because he is moving his hands and changing it. He’s laughing,” Jim noted.
The picture of happiness: Elias experiences the vibrations of music for the first time.
Elias’ mother was present for the heart-warming moment.
When asked her thoughts on her son’s happiness in his first music lesson, she was lost for words.
“I never thought I would see him do any of this,” she replied.
“I was so excited. I can’t explain it. I hadn’t seen him yet. That was the first time I had seen him.”
“I’m thinking my son is going to grow up to be… He might be blind and deaf, but he’s going to grow up to be the smartest, the best person in the world,” she quipped proudly.
Jim, unsurprisingly, was lost for words.
Naturally, Jim was absolutely touched that he was able to make Elias smile, and share his love for music.
When asked if he had ever experienced a reaction like this one, the music teacher’s emotion took over.
“Music can reach people in ways you cannot understand. I’ve just never seen anything like that,” he said through happy tears.
“Here is a child with no vision. Limited, if any, hearing who is experiencing the power of music. Now how cool is that,” he added.
It was a life-changing moment for the 7-year-old.
A benefactor was so touched after hearing the incredible outcome of Elias’ first music lesson, that they donated the cello to the school him to continue using.
Up until 18 months ago, Elias was barely able to communicate.
Since beginning at the McClelland Elementary School in Indianapolis, he has learnt over 60 sign language phrases.
“The students know him, love him and welcome him,” said McClelland Elementary School principal, Jennifer Nichols.
The One Direction star took to Instagram to show everyone how much his darling bubba is growing!
1D fans were delighted by the snap, which showed the bub enjoying some family time with his aunt and Louis’ sister, Lottie.
No caption needed, the photo showed the two-month-old fast asleep, lying peacefully in a light denim shirt and covered up in blankets.
Lottie looks adoringly at her nephew.
Clearly parenthood suits the 24-year-old.
And the feeling is mutual for Freddie’s mum, Briana Jungwirth.
The celebrity stylist recently turned to Twitter, to reveal what it was like being a parent.
When asked what the best part about motherhood is, she tweeted, “Everything about it is so special. Creating a life… there’s nothing like it. When you see your baby’s eyes, you’ll know.”
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Using the social media outlet, Briana addresses claims her child was fake, with some fans alleging they’d used a baby doll in photos.
“That is just cruel. I don’t usually speak out but I’d like to know how would you feel as a new mother reading something like this. How dare anyone call my child fake.”
“That’s sick and morally wrong. I won’t let anyone take away the happiness I have for my son. I know Louis won’t either.”
Despite the negative aspects of being in the limelight, the mum-of-one is taking it in her stride.
Revealing more insight into her life, the pretty blonde got candid behind why she and Louis chose Freddie’s name.
“Louis loved the name Freddie.. I picked Reign and it sounded perfect together!” She quipped.
While there’s no official word on how Louis and Briana split their time with their son and who has full custody, it’s clear they are both enamored by their bundle of joy.
In Louis’ eyes, Freddie Reign is kicking ALL the goals!
The musician’s granddad Len spoke to ITV Calendar about how he’s handling the big responsibility.
“He’s learning very quickly to be a dad. I mean, Louis wants to be a great dad and he is a great dad and he will be a better dad. But it’s all a new learning curve for him.
Adding, “I see him changing Freddie and feeding Freddie, like we all do and all have done.”
“But it’s a new phenomenon for Louis and he’s learning very quickly on his feet.”
A court has ruled that the twin sister of little baby Gammy, the boy at the centre of an international surrogacy scandal, should remain with her Australian biological parents.
Baby Gammy and his twin sister Pipah were born in Thailand in December 2013 to surrogate mother Pattaramon Chanbua, using Bunbury man David Farnell’s sperm and donor eggs, after Mr Farnell and his wife Wendy were unable to conceive a baby.
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Pipah was brought to Australia in 2014 while Gammy, who was born with Down syndrome, was left in Thailand.
Ms Chanbua sought orders from Western Australia’s Family Court to have Pipah returned however, in a judgement released today, Chief Judge Stephen Thackray said he had decided she should continue to live with the Farnells.
The case caused a furore when it was claimed the Farnells had abandoned Gammy in Thailand.
Mr Farnell, a convicted sex offender, defended the couple’s decision during the 2014 media storm.
“Parents want their children to be healthy,” he said at the time.
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These wedding photos did not turn out the way bride Jaclyn Ying from Singapore expected.
But she chose to look at it in a rather humorous way.
She posted them all to Facebook, writing: “what do you do when you finally receive your actual wedding day photos and find yourself sorely disappointed in them? Get angry? Check. Shed a few tears over them? Done. Post some of the best (of the worst) on social media for amusement? Absolutely!”
Mrs Ying and her husband paid for a wedding package from a “reputable bridal shop”. While they couldn’t choose the photographer (that was up to the company), they were told the “standard of the talent pool was consistent.”
As you can see when you flick through the pictures, that particular statement is FAR from true.
The blurry, weirdly edited and terribly timed photos have gone viral and have been share more than 20,000 times.
“Don’t take this the wrong way though – this is not a flame and shame post. We just wanted to share some of these hilariously bad photos with everyone,” she wrote on the Facebook post.
But the photographer – Chung Siew Goh – posted an apology on his Facebook page, saying he should have “done better”.
He said: “I sincerely hope you find the remaining 800+ photos good”, before offering to buy them a coffee and apologise in person.
Hmm, we’re not sure a coffee will fix that problem.
As a judge warns there is “no chance” the charges laid against the 60 Minutes crew detained in Beirut after a botched rescue mission will be dropped, Tara Brown has told News Corp Australia she is being treated well.
News Corp reports judge Rami Abdullah has warned the 60 Minutes crew there is “no chance” the charges against them will be dropped as the case will be held over until Monday.
Reporter Tara Brown along with producer Stephen Rice, cameraman Ben Williamson and sound recordist David Ballment have been holed up in a Beirut cell since attempting to recover two children Noah 4, and Lahela, 6 whose Brisbane mother Sally Faulkner claims were kidnapped.
Speaking from her cell in a women’s prison, Tara Brown told News Corp it’s hard to gauge what will happen next.
“Quite genuinely we are being treated well by the standards here, it’s fine, it’s not crowded,” she said.
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According to Ms Faulkner’s lawyer Ghassan Moughabghab, if the feuding exes Ali Elamine and Sally Faulkner can reach an agreement over the custody of their children this will greatly “help all the accused people.”
Meanwhile Ali has explained to News Corp that the turn of events are “a really big mess, 100 per cent.”
He added: “The children are good, they are in good health and that is all that matters not the media not what happened, but it (the CCTV footage of the attempted sting) is for everyone to view. She [Sally] could have gone about it in a different way, not like this.”
In the botched rescue mission, Channel Nine paid two men to grab the children off the street where they were walking with their grandmother and a nanny.
Speaking to local media, the grandmother said she was “pistol whipped” during the incident.
Sally claims her estranged husband took their two children to Lebanon and refused to return them.
On Wednesday, Ms Faulkner and the 60 Minutes team members were brought before Judge Rami Abdullah. They were interviewed privately and wearing handcuffs.
The team were supported by Channel Nine’s News Director Darren Wick.
The 60 Minutes crew have been formally charged with hiding information, forming an association with two or more people to commit crime against a person, kidnapping or holding a minor even with their approval and physical assault.
