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Kylie Jenner named world’s highest-paid celebrity for 2020

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  US reality TV star and makeup mogul Kylie Jenner has been named world’s highest paid celebrity for the year 2020 by Forbes. According to the annual list, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star topped the list of highest paid celebrities with a whooping $590 million earned last year. The makeup mogul’s earnings were followed by her brother-in-law Kanye West. Kim Kardashian’s husband netted $170 million this year. According to Forbes, Kylie Jenner received bulk of the earnings from the sale of 51 percent of her Kylie Cosmetics company to the publicly-trade Coty. The list shows that world’s highest-paid celebrities earned a combined $6.1 billion before taxes and fees, a $200 million drop from 2019 due to coronavirus pandemic. Other stars who made it to the list included Roger Federer with $106m, Cristiano Ronaldo $105m (£780m) and Lionel Messi $104m.

Regina Askia shares beautiful photos as she turns 53

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  Regina Askia turns 53 today and the mother of 3 has shared new photos that show she can still turn heads at 53. The actress-turned-nurse posed in a figure-hugging black number with a plunging neckline and an elaborate neck piece for effect. "Chapter 53!! Happy birthday to me!!! Enjoying the dividends of God's grace. I am truly grateful. Thank you Lord, " she captioned the photos.   Happy birthday to you💁  

Anglican bishop suspended for allegedly having sex with wife of another priest

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  Rufus Adepoju, the Diocesan Bishop of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) of Ekiti West has been suspended over an alleged sexual misconduct. Announcement of his suspension was conveyed in a letter dated December 11, 2020 and signed by the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Most Rev Henry Ndukuba. It was learnt that Adepoju who was allegedly caught with the wife of a priest under his employment and care, has admitted wrongdoing. With his suspension, the Bishop would not partake in any church activity for a year.  The letter read;    “Advent greetings in the precious name of our LORD and Saviour Jesus Christ. We write with a deep sense of concern and pain to suspend you from office as the Diocesan Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Ekiti West. “This is sequel to your conduct giving just cause for scandal and abhorrent sexual behaviour with the wife of a priest under your employment and care. These facts were admitted by y...

'Manchester United needed to give me more time' - Top of the table Tottenham coach, Jose Mourinho says

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  Tottenham coach, Jose Mourinho, has come out to state that he wasn't given enough time to implement his project plans during his time at Manchester United. Mourinho, who recently celebrated one year managing Tottenham Hotspurs after he replaced Mauricio Pochettino last season, has carried Tottenham to the top of the premier league table at the start of the 2020-21 season.  Mourinho joined Spurs 11 months after he was sacked at Manchester United, after two and a half years in charge at Old Trafford. According to the Portuguese, who has experienced success at every club he has coached, Manchester United was a long-term project that was prematurely cut short when he was sacked.  "In a certain period of my career, with a profile of club I was getting in hands, we didn’t need as much time to reach success," Mourinho said. "We did it at Porto, Inter, Real [Madrid], Chelsea, both times, we did it without that need of that longevity and also my desire to...

Woman claims 2-year-old boy abandoned in a goodwill store as her son; says he was kidnapped by a man she knows

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  A 2-year-old boy abandoned by a man at a goodwill store, with just a change of clothes and a note, has been claimed by his mother after his presence at the store made news headlines. The boy was brought in by a man and left at a Goodwill donation center in Mississippi on Monday, Dec 14, with a plastic bag containing one change of clothes and a note written on a paper towel which read: "child abandoned… no phone number for mom". According to police, the little boy was walked into the store by a man who handed him over to staff and then quickly left on foot. The child was unable to name his parents or any relatives, but was able to indicate his age by holding two fingers up. Police were called to the store and quickly arrived, but were unable to locate the man. The child's mum has now come forward.  Antoinette Smith was tracked down by Memphis activist Barbara Buress, who took her call on Facebook Live. Smith said she knows the man who abandon...