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her love for her husband Justin Bieber, describing him as her “best friend” and revealing that she is always excited to see him after spending time apart because of their busy schedules.During a recent interview with Harper’s Bazaar, the model and entrepreneur talked about different aspects of her life, including how she has found inspiration in Princess Diana, and her relationship with Justin after a recent health scare.“He’s still the person that I wanna be rushing back to,” she admitted. “I might fly somewhere and go do a job, but I can’t wait to come back and hang out.

tweet from Greg Auman of The Athletic, Nassib, who was first drafted by the Cleveland Browns in 2016, signed a $1.035 million base salary, with a $152,500 signing bonus. His earnings will only count $1.05 million against the salary cap, making him a cheaper option than former Pro Bowler Jason Pierre-Paul, who is also a free agent after having played for the Bucs on a 2-year, $25 million contract and had a quiet season last year, only registering 31 tackles, 2.5 sacks and three tackles for a loss, according to Bleacher Report.Last year, Nassib appeared in 13 of 17 games for the Raiders, finishing the season with 21 tackles, 1.5 sacks and three tackles for a loss. Nassib previously played for the Bucs in 2018 and 2019, collecting 12.5 sacks and three forced fumbles in 29 appearances under defensive coordinator Todd Bowles, who confirmed that Nassib had signed with the team.“He brings a lot of energy, a lot of toughness,” Bowles said in a press conference on Tuesday.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed Carl Nassib, the first out gay active player in the NFL, on a one-year deal. This will see the return of the  defensive end to a team where he played for two seasons in 2018-2019. The NFL player has racked up an impressive set of statistics, with 86 career games including 164 tackles and 22 sacks.

Tom Brady is getting ready to take some time off. The sportsman is reportedly dealing with “personal things,” according to head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Todd Bowles.Bowles explained to reporters that Brady will not be returning until after the team’s second preseason game on August 20, as the quarterback missed his practice last Thursday.“Tom has been excused today,” Bowles stated.

Carrie Underwood is enjoying a bit of time away from the spotlight before she hits the road quite soon, and fans can't wait for her return.MORE: Carrie Underwood's son made the sweetest mishap concerning his famous momIn the meantime, the singer is having as much fun as she can, sharing a rare personal photo on her Instagram that captured the moment.VIDEO: Carrie Underwood is unrecognizable in incredible 1990s videoShe shared a picture of herself surrounded by friends as they enjoyed a girls' night out, although their significant others were included.However, they were hidden away, as Carrie explained in her caption, writing: "Girls' night! OK, so, the guys were there, too, but we were doing our best to pretend they weren't! MORE: Carrie Underwood sports braces and braids in head-turning school photo"I am so lucky to be surrounded by so many amazing ladies! [heart emoji] you guys!!!" she concluded.Even in a more casual setting, Carrie managed to stand out with her put-together look, opting for a white floral blouse with a plunging V-neck neckline and blue jeans that displayed her toned legs.

Goldie Hawn's actor son Oliver Hudson has shown off his singing skills - but it was his facial expressions that had fans stunned.MORE: Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson stun in swimsuits during seaside family vacationThe Cleaning Lady star took to social media to share a video of him singing The Beatles' Yesterday but his over-enunciated words and expressions left fans thanking him for making them laugh.WATCH: Oliver Hudson shares unexpected video that leaves fans stunned"The facial expressions just kill me," wrote one fan as another shared: "Thank you so much for this! You made me laugh. You're a nut!.""Those expressions…" commented a third fan as many praised his skills, with one follower writing: "The final cross-eyed pull had me."MORE: Goldie Hawn's daughter-in-law shares heartfelt message to famous familyMORE: Goldie Hawn stuns in black swimsuit on beach vacation with Kurt Russell Oliver is well-known for his hilarious and candid social media posts, but in mid-July he took on a heartfelt tone as he dedicated his Instagram to his beloved mom, Goldie, and what he called, "her true legacy".Oliver shared a clip of Goldie growing emotional as she spoke on behalf of her non-profit, MindUp, which focuses on providing mental health help for children.

Stacey Solomon has left her celebrity pals and millions of followers in tears as she gave them a glimpse at her emotional first dance. The presenter and former EastEnders star Joe Swash tied the knot at the end of last month in a Jewish ceremony at their home.

Christie Brinkley made a splash in 2017 when, at age 63, she posed alongside her daughters, Alexa Ray Joel and Sailor Brinkley Cook, for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. It wasn’t the first time for the model, who first covered the magazine in 1979 and then set a record by landing the covers for the next two years. But this time, the star was having second thoughts.

Justin Bieber is back! The 28-year-old singer performed at the Lucca Festival in Italy on Sunday night, which marked his first show since revealing he was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome.Bieber celebrated the occasion by sharing a handful of pictures and videos on Instagram. In the first series of pictures, he can be seen arriving to the show shirtless while holding his miniature dog as members of his tour greet him with hugs.

Love Island host Laura Whitmore made bold fashion choice that had fans talking as they tuned in for the final of the ITV2 dating show. The presenter wowed in a multi-coloured 'jumpsuit of dreams' as she returned to the Mallorca villa to crown the winner of the 2022 series.

A paddle boarder and their dog were rescued from a Scots bay yesterday after getting into trouble in the water.

The Great British Sewing Bee Christmas Specials will be back this year with a new celebrity line-up ready to follow those tricky patterns and transform unwanted materials into something fabulously festive. Judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young will be back to share their expertise and critiques, and potentially dolling out the "chics" if the celebrities are up to scratch. BBC One has yet to confirm when the two part specials will air, but we're expecting the festive editions to follow a similar format to last year's, with one airing around the 22nd December, and the other on 29th December.

The Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin, released a new policy regarding LGBTQ students in its Catholic Schools that equates being transgender to being sexually abused. The Diocese, led by Bishop David Ricken, published the new gender policy last month in its Education Policy Manual for the 2022-2023 school year.The manual explains how to “restrict” participation in the Catholic education of transgender students, staff, volunteers, and ally parents.The manual contains a section titled “Catholic Principles of Human Sexuality,” which promote current Church doctrine on sexuality and gender, including the idea that there are only two sexes, that every person’s body, as created by God, cannot be altered through social transition or medical interventions, and that heterosexual marriage is the ideal relationship for raising children and continuing the propagation of the faith.The manual also compares homosexuality or “expressing a gender that is discordant with one’s biological sex” with other sinful behaviors that are viewed as reprehensible or crude among polite society, including: the use of vulgar language, “immodest dress or deportment,” masturbation, pornography, fornication, adultery, cohabitating outside of marriage, obtaining an abortion, and sexual harassment or abuse. Section 5045 of the “Education Policy Manual” mandates that trans and non-binary people be addressed as their gender at birth, rather than based on how they identify.Based on this understanding, schools are expected to refuse to allow trans-identifying children to use their preferred names or pronouns, access gender-specific facilities that do not match their assigned sex at birth, or take puberty blockers to prevent the onset of secondary sex