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In a recently resurfaced interview from over a decade ago, rapper and music mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs disclosed that he once extended party invitations to none other than Prince William and Prince Harry during their younger years. This revelation, shared on the popular British talk show The Graham Norton Show 13 years ago, showcases an unexpected connection between the royal brothers and the legendary rapper.

Diddy’s Party invitation to the Royals

In the interview, Diddy shared a lighthearted conversation with host Graham Norton, who brought up a rumour about the rapper wanting to invite the princes to one of his famous parties.Norton mentioned, “I read that you want to get Prince Harry and Prince William to a Diddy party.” Diddy responded with a laugh, “Not anymore,” but went on to explain the context behind the invitations.
The rapper recalled that during Prince William and Prince Harry’s youth, they were often making headlines for their wild antics. In response, Diddy jokingly offered them an alternative. He said, “Before, when they were young bucks growing up, they were getting in a lot of trouble themselves. So I said, hey, why don’t you come hang out with me?” The idea was to give the young princes a place to unwind away from the spotlight, though it seems they never took him up on the offer.

Prince William and Prince Harry invited to Diddy’s parties

Though Prince William and Prince Harry never officially attended one of Diddy’s infamous parties, images from an event around that time show the two sharing lighter moments with the rapper. One notable photo captures Prince William shaking hands with Diddy, while another shows Prince Harry laughing alongside Diddy and musician Kanye West, highlighting a brief but cordial interaction between British royalty and American music royalty.

Diddy’s interest in meeting Queen Elizabeth II

During the same interview, Diddy also revealed his admiration for British culture and his interest in meeting Queen Elizabeth II. Though he didn’t expect the Queen to attend any of his gatherings, he did express a desire to have a more formal encounter. “I’d like to meet her. She doesn’t have to hang out with me, but I could go over for some tea or something,” he said humorously. Diddy even noted that British culture influenced him to hire a butler, adding a personal connection to his affinity for British traditions.

Recent Legal troubles surrounding Diddy

While the interview showcases a playful side of Diddy, recent developments have cast a darker shadow over his public image. The rapper is currently facing serious allegations of sexual abuse and trafficking, leading to a high-profile investigation. Several individuals have come forward, accusing Diddy of coercing women into inappropriate acts and drug use at his notorious parties. As of now, Diddy remains in custody as he awaits trial, with many closely watching the legal proceedings unfold.
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A Chinese woman was recently terminated for bizarre reasons. Lou, employed at an educational institution in Shanghai, was recently fired after she refused to comply with her supervisor Liu’s demands to bring her a hot Americano, an egg, and keep a bottle of water available every morning, according to South China Morning Post.
She later took to the social media platform Xiaohongshu, detailing how she was fired without compensation by the human resources department after addressing these unreasonable requests in a work chat group, triggering a widespread outrage.
Lou was later reinstated and her supervisor Liu were fired for misusing her power and pressuring subordinates to assist with personal matters.
Additionally, Wang, the company’s HR head, stated that Lou’s termination was Liu’s decision and did not align with company policy.
The incident shed light on the widespread problem of workplace bullying in China, with related discussions garnering over 2 million views on Weibo. A 2020 survey by Zhilian Zhaopin found that 64% of respondents had experienced workplace bullying, often in the form of forced task completion, verbal abuse, and sexual harassment. More than half of those bullied chose to resign, while 6% used social media to expose the issue.
Chinese law lacks a clear definition of workplace bullying, and penalties vary. Lawyer He Bo advised employees to collect evidence, such as screenshots and recordings, to protect themselves. He said that employees have the right to refuse unreasonable work requests and seek legal counsel if necessary.
“For instance, forcing employees to work overtime violates labour laws, and sexual harassment can result in administrative or criminal liability for the offenders. In combating workplace bullying, employees should gather evidence such as screenshots, audio recordings, and video,” said Bo.

UK police arrested two suspects after a woman, who went on a non-surgical ‘liquid’ Brazilian butt lift, died, believed to be the first person in Britain to die from this procedure.
Alice Webb, 34, died at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital just before midnight on Monday after falling unwell.
Dane Knight, Alice’s partner, expressed his gratitude on Facebook, saying, ‘Want to say a heart felt thank you to all family and friends that were here for us at our time of need, including all of the kind messages sent to my children and myself.’
He also urged people to be mindful of what they say around his vulnerable children, as he will not tolerate speculation or unnecessary questions directed at the five girls, BBC reported.
According to reports, the victim had undergone a liquid BBL, which involves injecting hyaluronic acid and dermal fillers to enhance the size and shape of the buttocks without surgery or downtime. Save Face, a national register of accredited practitioners, stated that this was the ‘first case of a death caused by a non-surgical BBL in the UK’.
Alice worked as an advanced aesthetic practitioner at Crystal Clear in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire. A friend set up a GoFundMe campaign to support her partner and children during this difficult time, describing Alice as ‘beautiful inside and out, with the biggest heart’.
Gloucestershire Police, called by the ambulance service at 11.35pm on Monday, have launched an investigation into the incident. The two individuals arrested have been released on police bail, and the Major Crime Investigation Team is leading the ongoing investigation. Alice’s family is being supported by specially trained officers during this challenging period.
What is liquid BBL?
A liquid BBL is a non-surgical cosmetic treatment that aims to enhance the shape and volume of the buttocks using injectable dermal fillers or biostimulatory agents like hyaluronic acid, Sculptra, or Radiesse. This procedure differs from the traditional Brazilian butt lift, which involves fat grafting from other body areas and injecting it into the buttocks. The liquid BBL does not require liposuction or fat transfer, making it less invasive and offering a quicker recovery time compared to surgery.
The effects of a liquid BBL are not permanent, typically lasting between one and two years, depending on the product used and the individual’s metabolism. In contrast, a traditional BBL offers more long-lasting results. Social media often promotes the liquid BBL as a “risk-free” and “cheaper” alternative to surgery.
Reportedly, the procedure takes about 60 minutes and is advertised online for £2,500, while the surgical alternative costs between £5,000 and £6,000 in the UK and takes approximately two hours. Many patients opt to travel to Turkey for a more affordable price.
What are the risks BBL Liquid procedure poses if went wrong?
The process involves significant hazards that may, in theory, lead to potentially fatal outcomes. One of them is the vascular occlusion, which is if a filler is accidentally injected into or near a blood vessel, it can block blood flow, leading to tissue necrosis (death of tissue) or, in rare cases, cause severe complications such as strokes or blindness if blood vessels around vital areas are affected. Poor injection practices or inadequate sterilisation could lead to severe infections, which, if left untreated, could lead to sepsis — a life-threatening systemic infection.”

Let’s take a look at some shocking revelations that WWE wrestlers have made about Vince McMahon (Image via WWE)

WWE has had its fair share of controversy since its inception over four decades ago. Vince McMahon himself has faced a number of lawsuits over the years, with some even dating back to the late 80s. As time has gone by we have come to know more and more about how the business really is and just how atrocious things used to be back in the day.
A lot of people have also begun to shed light on the malpractices and disrespectful behavior of Vince McMahon ever since he was accused of sexual assault and sex trafficking by former employee Janel Grant.Today, we’ll be taking a look at some of the more recent shocking revelations that WWE stars have made about Vince McMahon. Let’s get into it.
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Shocking Revelations About Vince McMahon made by WWE stars

1) Vince McMahon asked Shane McMahon to stab him during backstage dispute

Paul Heyman revealed that Vince McMahon once asked Shane McMahon to stab him. Apparently, Shane had an idea about something that he wanted to do on the show, and Vince was not amused by said idea. Vince told Shane that the only way this would happen was “over his dead body”. He then proceeded to hand Shane a knife and asked him to stab him if he wanted to do things his way. We’ve heard a lot of crazy things about Vince McMahon, but him asking his own son to stab him over a creative decision sure takes the cake.

2) Vince had his wrestlers working 7 days a week

During the early days of WWE, back when it was still known as the World Wrestling Federation, Vince’s wrestlers were getting almost no time off. Vince’s company was just starting to take off, and that meant that he and the rest of the wrestlers had a ton of work ahead of them.
While everyone enthusiastically joined Vince when WWE first started to take off, they later started to defect to WCW, who offered better pay and a better work structure. While Vince had his fighters on the road for 365 days a year, WCW allowed the wrestlers to pick and choose when they wished to work. This played a huge part in the Monday Night Wars and the infamous 83 weeks that WCW spent on top of the wrestling world. If Vince had treated his wrestlers more like actual employees instead of tools to be used throughout the year, the WCW might’ve never gotten as big as it did.

3) Vince McMahon regularly booked talent to lose in their hometown

Everyone knows about the infamous Montreal Screw job, where Vince McMahon double-crossed Bret Hart and made him drop the WWF Championship in his hometown of Montreal, Canada. As it turns out, Hart wasn’t the only one who was made to lose in his hometown. Matt Hardy revealed earlier this year that Vince regularly booked wrestlers to take a fall in their hometown.
According to Vince, this produced a lot of heat that could then be used to make more money and help his wrestlers become bigger stars. So, while the wrestlers faced humiliation by taking losses in front of their home crowds, Vince was making too much money to be bothered by it.

4) Vince McMahon is exactly the same person as his on-screen character, Mr. McMahon

Vince’s character, Mr. McMahon, that was born and took off during the Attitude Era, was new and interesting to the crowd. Mr. McMahon is one of the most hated characters in the history of wrestling, which is understandable, considering some of the things Vince did as Mr. McMahon were downright atrocious.
However, Mr. McMahon was not something new to those who had been working close to Vince for a long time. Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, Triple H and others have admitted that Mr. McMahon was pretty much the same as Vince McMahon but with the volume turned up slightly. If this is true, then it’s really no wonder that Vince did such a good job at portraying the Mr. McMahon character.

5) Vince once made Kofi Kingston and Seth Rollins redo a match because he didn’t like the result

During a conversation on the E&C Podcast, Seth Rollins revealed that Vince McMahon once made him almost quit the WWE. Seth had just done a match with Kofi Kingston and was satisfied with his performance. However, Vince McMahon was furious with Seth Rollins and was very disrespectful towards him. Rollins recalled how Vince angrily called him over and started to yell at him before making him and Kofi wrestle again.
Seth says that this was something he was not comfortable with, and it made him want to leave the show. Fortunately, Rollins compromised and got on with the show. If he had left, then Vince’s arrogance would’ve ended up costing WWE one of their biggest stars in recent years.
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Chess Olympiad (Screengrabs)

NEW DELHI: The Chess Olympiad 2024 witnessed an unexpected moment when members of the Pakistan chess team were seen posing with the Indian flag during a post-tournament photo session.
As seen in a viral video, the incident took place after the conclusion of the Olympiad in Budapest, Hungary.
And since then, the clip of a Pakistani team member holding the Indian flag quickly spread across social media, drawing reactions from both sides of the India-Pakistan border.
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The viral video has sparked conversations on how chess, a game of strategy and intellect, can be a metaphor for building peaceful relations between nations.
Interestingly, this isn’t the first time the sporting spirit transcended national boundaries in recent weeks.
Earlier, during the Asian Champions Trophy in hockey, Pakistani players were seen waving Chinese flags and donning Chinese badges after their bronze medal match, showing their support for China in the final.
Nevertheless, despite their support, China faced a narrow 1-0 defeat at the hands of a well-oiled Indian side.
During the tournament, Pakistan’s Momin Fayzan earned the Candidate Master (CM) title with an impressive score of 6.5 out of 11 in the open section, while 11-year-old Aayat Asmi secured the Woman Candidate Master (WCM) title with 5 out of 10 points in the women’s division.
India’s men’s team, led by D Gukesh, Arjun Erigaisi, and R Praggnanandhaa, dominated the event, securing the top spot with 21 out of 22 points.
The women’s team, featuring D Harika, Tania Sachdev, and R Vaishali, also clinched gold following a win against Azerbaijan.