Chloe Green has split from Jeremy Meeks after two years of dating, according to US Weekly.
The publication reports that the heiress, 28, and hot felon, 35 called it quits two months ago - before she was spotted with a new man aboard her dad Sir Philip Green’s super yacht.
A source told US Weekly: “They split about two months ago, but are off and on still speaking.”
It’s claimed that Jeremy – who shares son Jayden with Chloe – was surprised to see pictures of Chloe with another man.
Earlier this week Chloe was spotted cuddling Monte Carlo's polo captain Rommy Gianni aboard the deck of the £125 million boat as they sailed around Sardinia.
Jeremy and Chloe sparked split rumours earlier this summer when Jeremy was absent from their son’s first birthday party in Monaco.
Israeli billionaire Beny Steinmetz and two colleagues are to go on trial in Switzerland for allegedly paying $10m (£8.2m) in bribes in Guinea to win mining licences, prosecutors say.
A statement from Geneva’s prosecutor, Claudio Mascotto, said the payments were promised in 2005, three years before President Lansana Conte died, Reuters news agency reports.
They are accused of organising for the bribes to be paid to one of the wives of Mr Conte “to eliminate a competitor and have the contract for mining rights in the Simandou region allocated to Beny Steinmetz Group Resources”.
According to the AFP news agency, the prosecutor says the bribes were partly paid through Swiss bank accounts.
The tycoon and his company Beny Steinmetz Group Resources have previously denied any wrongdoing in the case.
In February this year, Guinea’s authorities lifted corruption charges against Mr Steinmetz and his firm after they relinquished rights to mine iron ore reserves in Simandou.
But the Geneva prosecutor continued investigations.
SAD! Hundreds of protesters have flooded the streets of Mexico City demanding justice for two teenage girls who were allegedly r-ped by police officers.
Around 300 protesters, mostly female, descended on the Mexican capital's prosecutor's office on Monday.
Armed with pink glitter and spray paint, they advanced on the building, smashing its door and leaving a pig's head outside.
The protests were sparked by two recent r-pe cases.
The first involves a 17-year-old girl who said four policemen raped her in their patrol car in Azcapotzalco, in the capital's north, on 3 August. The second concerns a 16-year-old girl who said a policeman r-ped her in a museum in the city centre days later.
On Thursday, a police officer was arrested in connection with the second case. So far, no arrests have been made in relation to the first.
Outraged by the alleged misconduct by police, the protesters chanted "justice" and "they don't protect us, they rape us" at officers.
During the protests, Mexico's security minister Jesús Orta Martínez was covered in pink glitter when he attempted to assure the women both cases would be properly investigated.
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico City's first elected female mayor, described the protest as a "provocation".
"They wanted the government to respond with violence. But we're not going to do that," she told reporters.
Violence against women is prevalent in Mexico. United Nations figures show an estimated nine women are killed every day in the country.
God is great! Ebola may soon be a "preventable and treatable" disease after a trial of two drugs showed significantly improved survival rates, scientists have said.
Four drugs were trialled on patients in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where there is a major outbreak of the virus.
Two of those were considerably more effective in treating the disease, the study found.
The drugs will now be used to treat all Ebola patients in DR Congo, according to health officials.
The US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), which co-sponsored the trial, said the results are "very good news" for the fight against Ebola.
Contrary to the statement credited to Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, the Nigerian Army has denied reports that its soldiers arrested the notorious cult leader in Gokana local government area.
Wike while addressing leaders of Rumuolumeni community at the Government House last Friday, announced that soldiers had arrested Bobrisky.
But in an interview with Leadership newspaper in Port Harcourt, the Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, 6 Division, Colonel Aminu Iliyasu, said soldiers did not arrest the suspected cult leader or any other cultist in Gokana local government area.
Iliyasu said: “We don’t know what they are talking about. If such thing has happened, I would have been the first to inform you.
“When we got Don Wanny, I sent you pictures and the statement as early as 4:00am in the morning, because I couldn’t get all of you to come and take pictures yourself”.
“When we got Mene, I sent the statement and pictures to you even before you started calling me. But, the issue of Bobrisky, we don’t know anything about it”.
“If the 6 Division of the Nigerian Army was involved, I wouldn’t have waited for you to call before passing the information to you.”
Last Thursday, Wike while handing over vehicles to security agencies placed a N30 million bounty on Bobrisky.
He later announced that the suspected cultist had been arrested by soldiers less than 24 hours after his promise to reward anyone with information that could lead to his arrest.
“The Army has captured Bobrisky of Gokana. I will pay the bounty that I promised to the Nigerian Army. Anyone who generates insecurity in Rivers State, I am ready to pay any amount to ensure the arrest of that person.”
Army’s denial raises pertinent question of the authenticity of Governor Wike’s claims, Leadership reported.
After a statement on Sunday by the Director General, National Council for Arts and Culture, a parastatal of the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture, Segun Runsewe, filtered into town this morning promising to make Tekno a scape goat over his newly released video ‘Agege’, his record label owner, Ubi Franklin and other celebrities have now reacted to the ‘threat’, asking why there should be a need for it..
A twitter user has narrated how he quietly walked out of a church when the pastor took the microphone and said his wife’s car was bad and the church members need to contribute to get her another car. He said part of the church murmured and when he asked his friend who had invited him why? He said it’s because Papa (the pastor) has three cars.
He said, he then stood up and quietly walked away.
Lol, what planet at these churches? Never attended one before o, loooooooool. Buy mama a car?
Why? What happened to Mama's legs? Did Jesus use a car in His ministry? Even if I want to, let it be my own will, we will see you need one, not a demand, lol.
When queried further, the twitter user said, if they make him upset, he will return to the church and demand the pastor give his wife one of his cars.
Social media influencer, Maraji is currently trending on twitter after tweeting on a day Muslims all over the world were celebrating Eid-El-Kabir, saying Jesus is the only way to heaven.
On her instagram page, she shared three story backing up her claims which has now made her face series of backlash from Nigerians. Though a lot people are against her critic, some however say, Maraji is right in her own way.
"There is only one way to heaven. No Allah, no Buddha, no Krishna, no evolution, Only Jesus", her first message read.
Three suspected members of a robbery gang that had been terrorising motorists and commuters at Mile-2, Lagos, have been arrested by members of the National Road Transport Workers, NURTW, operating on the platform of ECOMOG.
The suspects, according to the union’s chairman, Mile 2 branch, Ajele Abeyi, were arrested Friday night.
He said: “For a year now, activities of traffic robbers from Ijesha to Mile 2 have been alarming, as several persons plying the expressway had fallen victims.
“We decided to assist security agents to get these hoodlums, immediately we were brought into the committee charged with the responsibility of ensuring free flow of traffic along the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway.
“The suspects were immediately handed over to the Police at Area E Command, Festac.”
One of the suspects, who identified himself as Ibrahim, said: “I joined the gang two months ago. I operated around PTMM (Mile 2) where tokunbo (imported used vehicles) are being cleared.
“We usually vandalised vehicles most times during traffic. It is usually done between the hours of 5p.m. and 7p.m. because that is when traffic is much between Ijesa and Mile 2.
These ones (pointing to the other suspects) usually bought the vehicle parts from me.
“I sell chromes vandalised from vehicles to them at cheaper rates. We are many that are into this business, but I was the only unfortunate, he lamented.
Leader of Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Sheik Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, has been spotted at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja, probably raveling abroad for medical attention, Vanguard news paper reports.
According to the media house, El-Zakzaky was spotted with his wife, Zeenat.
Hong Kong airport has been shut and flights canceled due to protests.
Two police officers were seen pinning a black-clad protester to the concrete, one officer’s knee pressing the young man’s face into a pool of his own blood as he called out for help.
“I’ve already been arrested,” the man yelled. “Don’t do this, I’m begging you.”
The scene, captured Sunday night by a cameraman from news outlet Hong Kong Free Press, was jarring even in a city now accustomed to weekends awash with tear gas. It unleashed a fresh wave of anger toward Hong Kong’s police force, and the government more broadly, spurring thousands of protesters to respond by occupying the city’s airport on Monday.
By late afternoon, officials halted all departures, affecting tens of thousands of passengers at one of the world’s busiest international hubs.
After sitting in the arrivals hall for much of the day, many protesters began exiting the airport in the evening amid rumors on social media and messaging apps that police were preparing for a large clearance operation. The protesters, many dressed in black, streamed across the roads around the airport, bringing traffic to a near-standstill. Some travelers abandoned buses and taxis and wheeled bags through the traffic. Many said they were headed to a nearby bus station.
The immediate past governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose has paid a visit to a former Vice-President of Nigeria and the presidential candidate of PDP at the just concluded presidential election, Atiku Abubakar in Dubai. Full pic below...
Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson has confirmed she is no longer with her babydaddy. Her babydaddy, British photographer, Jamie Roberts is the father of Yvonne's daughter, Ryn Roberts.
The rumor mill started winding when both started ignoring and even deleted pictures of the each other on social media. And now, Yvonne is setting the record straight.
Speaking to Naa Ashokor on Joy FM, the screen goddess confirmed they were no longer together and she is very single.
Seth Rollins defeated Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam on Sunday night to win the Universal Championship for the second time.
The Architect built the perfect strategy to dethrone the champion. He used his speed advantage to relentlessly attack Lesnar and countered out of numerous German suplex attempts.
The Beast Incarnate nearly picked up the win, though. He had Rollins in position for the F-5, only for him to wriggle free and hit a super-kick. Sensing his opportunity, the challenger lined up and delivered the Stomp for the victory.
In addition to being a WrestleMania 35 rematch, Sunday’s bout was also a repeat from Extreme Rules when Lesnar successfully cashed in the Money in the Bank contract on Rollins to become a three-time universal champion.
