Vice President Kamala Harris‘ adorable great-nieces were seen taking a selfie while bundled up in furry jackets made to match the coat their great-aunt wore as a child in 1972 before they fell asleep on their parents during Wednesday’s inauguration.
While sitting next to former president Barack Obama, four-year-old Amara and two-year-old Leela were spotted taking a selfie with their father, Nikolas Ajagu.
Donning matching outfits, including faux fur plush leopard coats, the little girls were also seen taking a nap in the arms of their mother, Meena Harris, 36, and their father.
Katharine McPhee has defended husband David Foster after he was criticized for complimenting her post-pregnancy figure in a recent Instagram post.
The record producer, 72, suffered backlash after sharing an image of McPhee, who welcomed the couple’s first child 10-months ago, modeling a skimpy black bikini in a backyard setting with the accompanying caption: ‘What baby?’
Responding to the negative response, the former American Idol contestant, 37, shared a photo of herself in a one-piece red swimsuit while referring to her own body image issues.
A Kentucky man has been arrested after police say he left his disabled wife sitting in his pickup truck for so long that her skin was sticking to the seat, gangrene had set in and her urine and feces were leaking out of the vehicle.
Michael Redmon, 51, has been charged with criminal abuse after he allegedly left his wife Sherrie Redmon, 48, trapped inside his truck outside their home in Frankfort, about 55 miles east of Louisville, for five days.
In Thursday’s episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kim reveals that daughter North loves to make fun of her for some of her past moments on the show.
In particular, Kim said that her seven-year-old loves to mock her for some of the crying scenes, including the infamous diamond earring incident from 2011, which North discovered on TikTok.
‘Has North ever seen the show?’ Scott Disick asks Kim as they sit chatting on a patio at Kim’s Calabasas mansion.
CHICAGO (WLS) — Lincoln Park Zoo’s new African lion is making his public debut this weekend. Pilipili, which means pepper in Swahili, is exploring the outdoor habitat for the first time under the watchful eye of his mom.
The cub was born on March 15 and is the offspring of 3-year-old female Zari and 4-year-old male Jabari, zoo officials said. He is the first African lion cub born at the zoo in 20 years, according to the zoo.