Arnold Schwarzenegger and ex-wife Maria Shriver reunite for their son Patrick's 29th birthday: 'Time flies'

Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne had a night to remember on Friday night as they celebrated Sharon's 70th birthday with a 1920's party.MORE: Sharon Osbourne makes shocking confession about eldest daughter AimeeThe Talk star marked the occasion with an epic event, attended by all three of her children.While Kelly and Jack Osbourne lead public lives in the spotlight, the star's oldest daughter Aimee is more low-key.VIDEO: Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne's wild love story revealedHowever, Aimee was pictured at the party over the weekend, looking stunning in a black embellished jacket, and rocking a smokey eye makeup look.MORE: Sharon Osbourne wows in black swimsuit as she poses in the pool with OzzyMORE: Sharon Osbourne opens up about heartbreaking health battle: 'It's horrific'Kelly, meanwhile, dressed to impress in a purple gown and 1920's headband, accessorised with a pearl necklace.The mom-to-be posed with her oldest niece, Andy, who wore a stylish tuxedo for the event. Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne's daughter Aimee attended her mom's 70th birthday party Jack was there with his three daughters and fiancée Aree Gearhart. MORE: Sharon Osbourne reveals the 'real' Johnny Depp after trial outcomeMORE: Ozzy Osbourne 'breaks Sharon's heart' with health update after life-altering surgerySharon shared the photos on Instagram, alongside the message: "All my wishes in one room.

Katherine Schwarzenegger loves the idea of having a house filled with children. In an interview with US Weekly, the author spoke about her husband Chris Pratt and their family, and on whether or not they would have more kids in the future. Chris Pratt, Katherine Schwarzenegger & more celebrate Arnold Schwarzenegger’s birthdayArnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver are finally divorcedA post shared by Katherine Schwarzenegger (@katherineschwarzenegger)“I come from a big family, so I love the idea of having a lot of kids around and a big family,” said Schwarzenegger, who is the daughter or Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, and grew up in a home with three siblings, Christina, 31, Patrick, 29, and Christopher, 25.

More on the way? Katherine Schwarzenegger said that she and husband Chris Pratt haven’t ruled out having more kids after welcoming baby No. 2 earlier this year.

Ford’s big day! Ashley Hebert and ex J.P. Rosenbaum put on a united front to celebrate their son’s 8th birthday.

The Terminator.The actor and former governor of California paid a visit to the site in Poland after being honoured by the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation in June.According to Metro, Schwarzenegger took a trip to the memorial site and signed a guestbook at the former concentration camp with his famous saying: “I’ll be back.”The phrase is taken from the 1984 blockbuster The Terminator, and the Memorial has since added clarification on Twitter about Schwarzenegger’s message.“This visit was planned to be relatively short. The inscription was meant to be a promise to return for another and more in-depth visit,” they wrote."I'll be back."The inscription of @Schwarzenegger in @AuschwitzMuseum guestbook. pic.twitter.com/eHGtemwzY5— Auschwitz Memorial (@AuschwitzMuseum) September 28, 2022Several fans shared their confusion about the message, with one person writing: “I’m glad he visited and wrote in the book but I had to think twice about the message.“I’m sure he meant it in the nicest possible way and having been there I know its hard to find the right words but I’m not sure these were the best.”Twitter user Andy Donaldson shared the sentiment, writing: “Not sure quoting a genocidal robot is appropriate in the circumstances.”However, another person defended the actor’s sentiment about returning to the site.

Arnold Schwarzenegger visited the site of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi German death camp in Oswiecim, Poland Nazi Wednesday as part of his work with the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation. The 75-year-old former California governor, who was born in Austria, met with a Holocaust survivor and children of Holocaust survivors from World War II.

Zack Sharf Arnold Schwarzenegger left many fans on social media upset and confused after he signed the Auschwitz Museum guestbook with his iconic “The Terminator” catchphrase “I’ll be back.” The official Twitter account for the museum shared Schwarzenegger’s signature. The actor visited Auschwitz after receiving the inaugural Award for Fighting Hatred from the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation earlier this year. Amid backlash to quoting “The Terminator” in the guestbook, the Auschwitz Museum posted on Twitter the following explanation for the actor’s signature: “This visit was planned to be relatively short. The inscription was meant to be a promise to return for another and more in-depth visit.”

statement after receiving the honor. “I saw firsthand how this hatred spun out of control and I share these painful memories with the world in the hopes of preventing future tragedies and educating soldiers about personal responsibility.

Pro Daniella Karagach tested positive for Covid and will miss tonight’s performance of Dancing with the Stars.