Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary frontman of Black Sabbath, has passed away at the age of 76. In a statement, Osbourne’s family confirmed his passing on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.

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Kelly, Ozzie, Sharon, and Jack Osbourne on stage during the 2008 Brit Awards in London. | Source: Getty Images

Jack Black and Ozzy Osbourne on stage during the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony on October 19, 2024, in Cleveland, Ohio. | Source: Getty Images

After years of guarding her private life, Susan Boyle stunned the world—not just by getting married in a breathtaking fairy-tale ceremony, but by turning the moment into an unforgettable concert of love and legacy.

Held in a sun-kissed outdoor stadium with 50,000 fans-turned-guests looking on, the moment already felt surreal. But then, the unthinkable happened.

As Susan stood beaming beside her new husband, a hush swept through the crowd. Stepping onto the stage, like a vision from a dream, were Adam Lambert and Josh Groban—two of the greatest male vocalists of our time. They weren’t there for publicity. They were there for Susan.

In a gift that stunned even the bride, the two vocal powerhouses delivered a surprise duet—melding their voices in spine-tingling harmony under glistening lights. The emotion? Off the charts. Susan? A picture of pure joy, wiping away tears as their voices wrapped the evening in magic.

For a woman whose voice once brought Simon Cowell to stunned silence and melted hearts around the world, this was her moment to simply receive love back—tenfold.

And as the final notes echoed into the summer air, something extraordinary happened.

50,000 people fell completely silent.

No cheers. No noise. Just awe. It was as if time had frozen, sealing the moment into legend.

Susan Boyle didn’t just get married.
She gave the world a fairytale.
And in return, the world gave her the standing ovation of a lifetime.

In the quiet hours of July 18, as the first light touched Pompano Beach, Florida — the city where Connie had spent her final years — a sacred silence fell over an old church adorned in white. Inside, grief and gratitude intertwined in a ceremony as deeply personal as it was historical. The voice of Andrea Bocelli, Italy’s most beloved tenor, soared through the vaulted ceiling with “Ave Maria,” a hymn not just of faith but of farewell — each note trembling with sorrow, reverence, and legacy.

The casket lay beneath a blanket of white roses. Standing beside it, Bocelli held a single white bloom in his hand — not as a performer, but as a mourner. Before him was the portrait of Connie: a woman who carried the dual soul of Italy and America in her voice, who broke barriers in music, and whose resilience touched generations.

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Among the guests were music legends Dionne Warwick and Patti LaBelle, standing shoulder to shoulder in quiet tribute. They did not speak. They didn’t need to. Their bowed heads, wet eyes, and gentle hands resting on folded programs said everything. Behind them, pews were filled with Connie’s extended family — many of whom had traveled across Florida to say goodbye. Some held rosaries. Others clutched tissues. All held memories.

Then came the moment that broke the room.

Connie’s niece — her closest living relative — stepped forward, holding a small piece of paper in hands that trembled. Her voice cracked as she spoke:
“Aunt Connie, you taught us that music wasn’t about fame. It was about truth. About surviving. About giving even when your heart was breaking. We will keep singing as you did — with gratitude, and with love that never ends.”

Muffled sobs echoed across the room. Patti LaBelle was seen wiping her eyes. A choir of young voices quietly hummed behind them — a generation inspired by the woman whose music defied time and circumstance.

And then, for a moment, everything stilled. Bocelli stepped forward one last time, not to sing, but to gently place the white flower atop the casket. A gesture of silence. A benediction. A goodbye.

As the final chords faded and the bells began to toll, it became clear: this was not simply a funeral. It was a final symphony. A convergence of legacy and love. A moment when grief gave way to gratitude — when one woman’s voice, now gone from this world, was lifted again by the voices she left behind.

Connie didn’t just leave a song.

She left a choir.

She left a home.

She left a light.

And in that church, on that July morning, the light didn’t go out.

It rose.

Princess Charlotte Reportedly Underwent a “Royal Crash Course” With Princess Anne and Could Inherit Her Title

Princess Charlotte is only 10 years old, but she’s already preparing for her future role within the Royal family

According to the Express, Charlotte has reportedly undergone a “royal crash course” with Princess Anne. Charlotte’s training will allegedly prepare her for all aspects of royal life as she grows up. “Anne’s ‘training,’ if you will, isn’t just about rank, file, and curtsies either,” an insider told Woman magazine, via the Express.

The insider continued, “She’s shown her how to spark conversations, but also how to end one and move on without upsetting anyone. That was a tough one for Kate to learn, but Charlotte was born into royalty so is used to the subtle signals and messaging the royals give to stay in control of a situation.”

“Charlotte was born to royalty so is used to the subtle signals and messaging the royals give to stay in control of a situation.”

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There have also been rumors that Charlotte could one day inherit Princess Anne’s official title, The Princess Royal. As the title is usually held by the monarch’s eldest daughter, it makes sense that Charlotte could inherit the name once her dad, Prince William, becomes King. However, only one person can be known as The Princess Royal at a time, meaning that Charlotte can only receive the title after Princess Anne has died.

During an appearance on the “Palace Confidential” podcast, the Daily Mail‘s Richard Eden confirmed (via the Express), “Traditionally, the Princess Royal would be the eldest daughter of the monarch so when William becomes King, it is likely that Princess Charlotte, if Princess Anne is dead, may be our future Princess Royal.”

“Princess Charlotte… may be our future Princess Royal.”

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Eden also noted that Charlotte didn’t necessarily have to accept the title, should it one day be offered. “She could do, who knows,” Eden said during his podcast appearance. “Who knows what the future holds, but that has been the tradition in the past, that it is the eldest daughter of the monarch.

Country superstar Blake Shelton has shared a heartfelt tribute following the sudden and tragic passing of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, known to millions as Theo Huxtable from The Cosby Show. In a rare and deeply personal gesture, Shelton posted an emotional acoustic rendition of his 2003 hit “The Baby”, a song he hadn’t performed in years, calling it his final farewell to a man whose life “was a gift to every screen he touched.”

Shelton, visibly emotional in the black-and-white Instagram clip, sat alone with his guitar, softly strumming the opening chords of “The Baby,” a song about love, loss, and the unbreakable bond of memory. Fans immediately recognized the significance: the song’s themes mirrored the heartbreaking news of Warner’s unexpected passing at the age of 54 — at a time when his career, artistry, and personal life were in full bloom.

“This One’s for Malcolm”: A Personal Message from Blake

In the caption, Blake wrote:

“I never thought I’d be playing this again, but today… it felt right. For a man who grew up in front of us, and stayed true to himself behind the scenes. Rest easy, Malcolm. This one’s for you.”

The video has already received millions of views, with fans flooding the comments to express their grief, gratitude, and admiration for both Malcolm-Jamal Warner and Shelton’s powerful gesture.

A Life That Touched Generations

Warner, who rose to fame in the 1980s as the charming and relatable Theo on The Cosby Show, had over the years quietly evolved into one of Hollywood’s most respected talents — with Emmy-nominated performances, critically acclaimed poetry albums, and a reputation for mentorship and integrity.

Many remember him not just as a sitcom icon, but as a symbol of positive Black fatherhood and family values, particularly in the eyes of ’80s and ’90s kids who saw themselves in the Huxtable home.

“The Baby” – A Song Reopened, A Wound Shared

For longtime country fans, “The Baby” is one of Blake Shelton’s most intimate songs — a heartbreaking ballad about losing a loved one too soon. The fact that Blake chose this track — one he’s admitted to rarely revisiting due to its emotional weight — speaks volumes about how deeply Warner’s passing resonated with him.

“Malcolm was the kind of man you didn’t have to know personally to feel his presence,” Blake said in a follow-up Story. “He meant something to all of us growing up — that’s rare. That’s real.”

Tributes Pour In From Across Hollywood

Shelton’s tribute joins a wave of emotional responses from fellow stars, including Viola Davis, Zendaya, Don Cheadle, and Keisha Knight Pulliam, all of whom shared personal stories of Warner’s grace, mentorship, and lasting legacy.

“He never let the industry change who he was,” Davis wrote. “He was brilliance, grounded in kindness.”

A Final Farewell That Brought Two Worlds Together

Though they came from different genres and backgrounds, Blake Shelton and Malcolm-Jamal Warner shared something deeper: an ability to connect with people’s hearts, whether through music or performance. In choosing to honor Warner with “The Baby,” Shelton reminded fans of something simple yet profound — that grief is a shared language, and the best tributes come from a place of truth.

As fans replay the clip and reflect on the life of a man who shaped so many childhoods, one comment stood out among the thousands:

“Theo was the brother we all grew up with. Blake gave him the goodbye we didn’t know we needed.”

Rest in peace, Malcolm-Jamal Warner. You were loved, and you will be missed.

Flash floods swept across central Texas on Friday. More than 80 people have died, and many are missing, according to the Associated Press. Flooding struck as the Guadalupe River surged by more than 20 to 26 feet within 90 minutes, which caused widespread devastation and forced mass evacuations.

Flood warnings have been activated by the National Weather Service across Texas, and many of these are expected to last until at least Monday morning. Flooding is the second-deadliest weather hazard in the U.S. after extreme heat, according to NWS data.

What To Know

The Harber sisters died while on a family trip to Casa Bonita, a gated community in Hunt, Texas, their aunt Jennifer shared in a message posted to a GoFundMe page.

The two girls had been staying with their grandparents, Charlene and Mike Harber, both of whom are currently still missing.

The girls’ parents, RJ and Annie were staying in a separate cabin nearby. They woke to the sound of rushing water at around 3:30 a.m. and tried to shatter a window to reach their daughters, but the force of the water prevented them from being able to reach the home where the daughters were.

Jennifer wrote in the GoFundMe that Brooke Harber had texted her father and her maternal grandparents at 3:30 am saying, “I love you.”

The sisters were found 15 miles away in Kerrville.

“When they were found their hands were locked together,” the GoFundMe reads.

The GoFundMe described what had occurred as a “nightmare.”

What People Are Saying

A GoFundMe set up for the family reads in part: “RJ and Annie’s daughters, Brooke (11) and Blair (13), were with their beloved grandparents, Charlene and Mike Harber, when they tragically lost their lives in the devastating floodwaters in Hunt, Texas. The family is now facing an unimaginable loss and a very long road ahead.”

Senator Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, wrote in an X post on Saturday: “Heidi and I continue to lift up in prayer the families of the victims. It is imperative that all Texans heed the warnings and guidance of law enforcement. Please stay safe.”

What Happens Next

On Sunday, President Donald Trump approved a “Major Disaster Declaration” for Kerr County, which unlocked federal assistance for rescue and recovery operations.

Multiple local, state and federal agencies are continuing search and rescue operations amid the debris from the flood.

“A Perfect Surprise”: Princess Charlotte and Ed Sheeran’s Unforgettable Wimbledon Duet Steals the Show and the World’s Heart

It was already shaping up to be a grand afternoon at the Wimbledon finals — the royal box glittered with dignitaries, the sun shone bright over Centre Court, and anticipation rippled through the crowd like the tension of match point. But no one, not even the most seasoned royal watchers, could have predicted what would become the most talked-about moment of the day — and perhaps the year.

Because on this sun-drenched Sunday, Princess Charlotte, the 9-year-old daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales, didn’t just attend Wimbledon — she stole the spotlight.

Clad in a classic cornflower blue dress and matching headband, Charlotte had already captured hearts before the first serve with her wide-eyed reactions, animated clapping, and whispered chats with her mother. Social media lit up with her meme-worthy expressions — cheeky side glances, dramatic gasps, and a victorious fist-pump when the underdog hit a surprise ace.

But the real magic happened during a break between matches, when a soft chord echoed across the stadium and a familiar red-haired figure appeared on the edge of the grass court. Ed Sheeran — unbilled, unexpected, and unmistakable — stepped forward with a guitar slung across his chest. The crowd erupted.

“I promised I’d bring a friend,” he said with a grin, “but I didn’t say who.”

Then, from the royal box, stood Princess Charlotte.

The camera cut to the stunned crowd, where jaws visibly dropped and phones flew into the air. Guided gently by her father, Prince William, Charlotte descended the steps with quiet confidence. Her face was serious, focused — and then, as Sheeran strummed the opening chords of “Perfect,” her face lit up with a shy but dazzling smile.

The duet began.

Charlotte’s soft voice harmonized with Sheeran’s rich tone, her lines delicate and sure. “I found a love…” she sang, and the arena fell utterly silent. There was no laughter, no whispers — just thousands of people watching a young girl transform before their eyes.

Andrea Bocelli, who had performed at Royal Albert Hall with William just weeks earlier, was spotted wiping away a tear from the stands.

“I’ve sung for kings and queens,” Bocelli said later, “but this… this was something pure. That child has the heart of a musician.”

Kate Middleton, seated beside Princess Anne, looked overcome with emotion, clutching her husband’s hand as Charlotte hit each note with startling clarity and grace. Prince George, usually shy in public, was seen cheering for his sister with unrestrained pride.

Social Media Reaction:

The moment was captured instantly and exploded online.

“WHO gave Princess Charlotte permission to be this talented?! That harmony!!” – @RoyalWatchNow

“I thought I was here for tennis. I left in tears because a 9-year-old sang ‘Perfect’ with Ed Sheeran. My heart is not okay.” – @TeaAndTiara

“Charlotte’s tone? Her poise? She’s got Diana’s grace and Kate’s steel. I’m speechless.” – @UKVoices

The official Wimbledon account posted a simple clip: “A royal moment of music.   #Wimbledon #CharlotteAndEd” — which garnered over 18 million views in 4 hours.

The Backstory

Insiders later revealed that the duet had been secretly planned as a surprise tribute to frontline charity workers invited to Wimbledon that day — many of whom were seated just rows from the royal box. It was Charlotte’s idea, reportedly after hearing Sheeran’s song during a school assembly.

“She said it reminded her of what love feels like,” shared a palace aide. “She wanted to sing it ‘for the people who help others feel better.’”

Sheeran was reportedly stunned by her pitch-perfect ear during rehearsals. “She has natural timing,” he told reporters backstage. “More than that, she has heart. That’s something you can’t teach.”

A Future Star?

Music critics across the UK have since weighed in, with The Guardian describing Charlotte’s voice as “ethereal, charming, and deeply affecting,” while Classic FM called the performance “a royal debut worthy of a future stage.”

While no plans have been announced for further musical appearances, royal sources hint that Charlotte may be participating in this year’s Royal Christmas Concert, possibly with her brothers.

But for now, it’s enough to remember this one magical moment.

A crowd of 15,000 at Wimbledon — from tennis legends to children in awe — stood in thunderous ovation as Ed Sheeran and Princess Charlotte bowed together. She looked up at him, beaming, and he whispered something no mic picked up. But judging by her proud smile, it might have been:

“You were perfect.”

Final Word from Fans:

“I’ve been to concerts, I’ve seen superstars. But watching Princess Charlotte hold her own beside Ed Sheeran in front of thousands? That was royalty, in every sense.” – audience member, via BBC interview

“Diana would be proud beyond words.” – @HeartsForWales

“Not just a princess… today, Charlotte was everyone’s little girl. Brave. Beautiful. And absolutely unforgettable.” – fan letter published in The Times

In a world that often rushes past beauty, Charlotte reminded us to pause — and listen. Because sometimes, a 9-year-old’s song can teach us everything about love, courage, and grace.

And as the final note of “Perfect” lingered in the summer air, Britain didn’t just witness history.

In a truly unexpected royal moment that is already being hailed as one of the most heartwarming musical events of the year, legendary singer Sir Tom Jones and Princess Kate Middleton joined forces in an unforgettable performance at Buckingham Palace. The surprise took place during an exclusive afternoon tea hosted by King Charles III, honoring Sir Tom’s remarkable contributions to music as he celebrates his 84th birthday.

The elegant gathering, attended by members of the royal family and select guests, was intended to be a quiet, intimate tribute to Sir Tom’s lifetime of achievements. But the event took an emotional turn when King Charles personally thanked the Welsh icon and invited him to say a few words. Moved by the gesture, Sir Tom stood up, smiled, and said, “What an honor for me!” before motioning toward Princess Kate Middleton and asking her to join him for a spontaneous duet.

With little hesitation and a warm laugh, the Princess of Wales accepted. Guests watched in amazement as she took Sir Tom’s hand and followed him toward the small performance area where a piano and microphone had been discreetly set up for the occasion. The pair launched into a soulful rendition of Tom Jones’ timeless hit “Delilah,” with Kate confidently singing the lyrics by heart. Her graceful soprano harmonized beautifully with Tom’s deep, powerful voice—delighting the royal family and leaving many in the room visibly emotional.

According to insiders present, the moment felt magical. “You could tell Kate genuinely loves his music. She knew every word,” one guest reported. “And Tom’s eyes were gleaming with joy. It was raw, real, and completely unforgettable.”

Just when it seemed the performance couldn’t become more touching, Kate quietly walked over to the piano and began playing a gentle, improvised intro. Tom immediately joined in with his signature vocals, turning the intimate duet into a breathtaking finale that had the entire room erupting in applause. Even Queen Camilla was reportedly seen wiping away tears.

The video of the performance, which was initially recorded by a palace aide for archival purposes, has since been released with the royal family’s permission, and has already garnered millions of views online. Social media is flooded with praise for both Sir Tom’s enduring charisma and Princess Kate’s musical talent. Many have called the performance “a masterclass in grace and spontaneity.”

Though Buckingham Palace has not announced any follow-up musical events, fans are already hoping this royal collaboration could inspire future performances. For now, it stands as a beautiful reminder of music’s power to bridge generations, titles, and hearts.This is an unverified source, compiled from various unofficial reports.

As the cathedral filled with luminaries from the music world and teary-eyed fans holding vinyl records, a hush fell across the pews. Then, under soft cathedral light, Celine Dion emerged, wearing a black lace gown, visibly emotional, her frail frame steadied by her eldest son.

Without introduction, she began with a soul-piercing rendition of “I Will Always Love You,” rewritten with lyrics adapted to celebrate Connie’s memory. Her voice, delicate yet powerful, cracked with grief halfway through the second verse.

As the last note hung in the air, Andrea Bocelli slowly approached the altar. With his signature grace and accompanied only by a string quartet, he sang “Panis Angelicus,” dedicating it to “a voice that made the world feel again.”

Then came the moment that would be etched in the memories of all present — the two voices, for the first time ever, joined together in a duet of “The Prayer.”

“It felt like the heavens opened,” said a mourner through tears. “Like Connie was listening with Nat King Cole and Judy Garland beside her.”

 A Personal Connection

Though Connie Francis came from an earlier era, both Dion and Bocelli had deep admiration for her artistry. Dion once called her “the mother of pop vulnerability,” while Bocelli credited her with introducing Italian-American emotion into mainstream radio.

A private letter from Francis, written in 2019 but never revealed to the public until now, had expressed a wish that “if there’s a song left for me in the end, let it be sung by angels — or at least Celine and Andrea.”

“We honored her wish the only way we could — with music,” Dion said softly after the service.

A Final Bow

After the duet, Bocelli placed a white rose on the casket while Dion laid a vintage copy of Francis’s first gold record — “Who’s Sorry Now” — beside it. As the coffin was carried out under sunlight filtered through stained glass, the cathedral bells rang out a melody adapted from Connie’s “Mama.”

Prince William is being celebrated on his 43rd birthday by his wife, Kate Middleton, and their three children.

On Saturday, June 21, Princess Kate, 43, shared a photo on Instagram of Prince William surrounded by their puppies as she led tributes with a sweet message from her and their children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 7.

“Happy birthday! Love C, G, C, L, Orla and the puppies! ” Kate captioned the snap that she took earlier this month.

It was just last month that the couple’s beloved dog, Orla, welcomed a set of puppies, The Sun reported.

“Everyone loves a new royal baby news and so new royal puppies run very close,” an insider told the outlet at the time.

The family was gifted Orla in 2020 after James Middleton’s dog Luna gave birth to six puppies.

“Happy birthday to the Prince of Wales!” he captioned a photo of William sitting in a field.

The messages followed the adorable before-and-after pictures that the Prince and Princess of Wales’ children posted for Father’s Day on June 15. William was shown with his arms around the children as they stood for a relaxed portrait under what appeared to be a cherry tree. The second photo captured them playfully falling into one another as the kids piled on top of their dad.

“Happy Father’s Day, Papa (before and after!) We love you! G, C & L ,” the post was captioned.

Josh Shinner, a photographer who has also previously taken photos of the Princess of Wales, took the pictures on what appeared to be the same day as the portraits for Louis’ 7th birthday.

The social media posts came at the end of an intensely busy time for the royals, full of public events.

Last weekend on June 14, there was the annual birthday parade for the King, Trooping the Colour, and then came Garter Day on June 16, when Princess Kate watched as Prince William paraded down the hill from Windsor Castle for the service at St. George’s Chapel before joining him in a carriage when the royals left.

Several days of horse racing at Royal Ascot (its fifth and final day is today, June 21) followed. Unfortunately, Kate didn’t join the family this year for the races, despite being expected to attend on Wednesday with William. She is still managing her return to public-facing engagements as she continues her recovery from cancer treatment, those close to her say.

“She’s being sensible, listening to what her body is telling her and easing back into public life,” Queen Elizabeth’s former spokeswoman Ailsa Anderson tells PEOPLE in this week’s exclusive cover story.

Prince William also teamed up with actress Cate Blanchett on June 19 to visit one of his Earthshot Prize finalists to highlight the work they are doing to create a more sustainable fashion industry with innovative ways to make color dyes that use much less water and no harmful chemicals.