For Victoria Beckham, fame may be familiar but seeing her children caught in the harsh glare of it never gets easier. During her appearance on Today with Jenna & Friends, Victoria Beckham opened up about how hard it feels to see negative stories about her family. “It’s so horrible,” she said. “You never get used to it.” She admitted that criticism comes with fame, but it feels more personal when it’s about her children. Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper. She said that she and David always make time to talk things through as a family. “We talk about everything,” she shared.

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Even with all the attention, Victoria said she’s proud of the people her children are growing up to be. “They’re kind. They work hard. They’re really good kids,” she added. Over the years, the Beckhams have seen plenty of stories about them in the press, from Brooklyn and Nicola’s relationship to family rumors, but Victoria didn’t sound defensive; she just sounded like a caring mom who’s tired of seeing her family dragged through the news.

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Victoria spoke about what it’s like guiding 14-year-old Harper through her teenage years with social media everywhere. She said they don’t ban it at home, instead, they help her use it in a healthy way and remind her that life isn’t all about what happens online.

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It’s the kind of thing any parent would understand that need to look out for your kids. And even with all the fame around them, you can tell she’s just a mum who wants to keep her kids safe and happy.

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D’Angelo, whose real name was Michael Eugene Archer, died at the age of 51 following a private battle with pancreatic cancer. According to his family’s statement, he passed on October 14, 2025, having spent months in the hospital and two weeks in hospice care.

Born on February 11, 1974, in Richmond, Virginia, D’Angelo grew up in a devout Pentecostal household; he began playing piano as a toddler and later performed at local venues and church.  He first broke through in 1991, competing (and winning) at Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater.  His first album, Brown Sugar, came out in 1995 and made him famous. His second album, Voodoo, came out in 2000 and solidified his indie-soul status. He won many Grammy Awards for songs like “Untitled (How Does It Feel?)”.

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D’Angelo’s career was marked by long periods of withdrawal from the public eye, despite his artistic achievement. These withdrawals were typically linked to his battles with addiction, body image, and the pressures of celebrity. In 2014, after many years of silence, he returned with Black Messiah, receiving critical praise and a Grammy win.  In recent times he was reportedly working on a fourth album in collaboration with Raphael Saadiq before his illness overtook him.

The family’s statement described him as “the shining star of our family” whose light has dimmed in this life, but whose musical legacy remains.  Pleading for privacy during this time and calling fans to mourn with them while celebrating D’Angelo’s artistry.

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Tributes have flooded in from across the music world: DJ Premier, who worked with him on “Devil’s Pie,” lamented the loss and saluted his talent.  Artists like Jill Scott, Tyler the Creator, Missy Elliot, and Jennifer Hudson , among others, have publicly expressed grief and honored his influence.  D’Angelo leaves behind three children Michael, Imani, and Morocco, and a body of work that has inspired successive generations of singers and musicians.

The world of soul, R&B, and neo-soul music has lost a great artist, but the strength and emotion of his songs will live on.

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Kylie Jenner appears to be exploring different career paths. Days after the reality star and beauty entrepreneur announced she would be making her acting debut in Charli XCX’s upcoming A24 movie, the 27-year-old just released her first song in collaboration with Terror Jr.

On October 13, Jenner posted a video on her official YouTube page of her new track, “4th Strike”, continuing the story of “Glosses” part 1 which was filmed nearly decades ago. In the video she channeled her 2014 alter ego, King Kylie.

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Hours later, she shared a post on instagram from her time in the studio, captioning it “AHHHHHH!!!!!! FOURTH STRIKE!!! terror jr ft KING KYLIE!!!!! OUT NOW EVERYWHERE! what is happening!!!

In 2016, Jenner used the pop duo’s track “3 Strikes” for her lip gloss campaign launch, which caused speculations online of her behind the voice in the song. Alongside her recent post, she addressed it, “There was a little rumor ten years ago that I was the one actually singing on ‘Three Strikes.’ It wasn’t me (wish it was) so I had the idea to come together for fourth strike and it would actually be ME FEATURED!”

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She continued, “@terror.jr thank you for making another perfect song and for trusting me to actually ft on this! I was soooooo nervous but so grateful @thacarterb I couldn’t have done it without you thank you for setting me up with such an amazing team @bschoudel @kshmr and @jbach !! & my baby @makeupbyariel !!!!! for supporting me and loving me.”

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Now, in honor of Kylie Cosmetics’ 10th anniversary and the upcoming release of her King Kylie collection on October 18, Jenner teamed up with Terror Jr to officially make music together. We don’t know if this is the beginning of her music career or just a onetime collaboration, but one thing is clear Jenner is full of surprises.
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