Paris Hilton, 40, reality star, got married and thus acquired a completely new understanding of time. “My eternity begins today”, she wrote on Instagram and Twitter for a photo of yourself in a wedding dress with a veil and diamond ring, plus the hashtags #JustMarried and #ForeverHiltonReum. In February she got engaged to an entrepreneur Carter Reum, 40, announced. Before the wedding, Hilton was nervous: she first had to practice walking with the long veil, she said in her podcast “This is Paris”. Both her father and her fiancé stepped on it during rehearsals. In August, Hilton announced on Jimmy Fallon’s show that he was wearing “a lot of dresses, probably ten”. The wedding is to be seen in the last episode of their reality series “Paris in Love”.
Jennifer Aniston, 52, American actress, likes Paul Rudd even though he has just been named Sexiest Man Alive. “You don’t age, which is weird. But we love you anyway,” wrote the 52-year-old in an Instagram story. She also posted a picture showing the two of them. Aniston and Rudd stood together in the comedies “Love in Every Relationship” (1998) and “Wanderlust” (2012) in front of the camera. Rudd also appeared in the cult series “Friends”, in which Aniston played one of the leading roles.
Julian Assange, 50, Australian Wikileaks founder, and Stella Moris, 37, British lawyer, allowed to marry in prison. According to British media reports, the director of London’s maximum security prison Belmarsh has approved a request. Assange has been there since 2019. According to reports, the couple met when Assange was living in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. The two have two children. Moris told the PA news agency that she hoped there would be no further interference. Previously, the couple had reportedly accused the authorities of complicating the procedure.
Michael Patrick Kelly, 43, singer and ex-Kelly Family member, made a late admission as a flower thief. When his mother died, he was five years old and lived in a Basque village, he said Augsburger Allgemeine. He wanted to put flowers on the grave for Mother’s Day, but found out at the cemetery that his bouquet from the field looked quite modest. “That’s why I stole all the other flowers and placed them on my mother’s grave.” But now he has put the whole thing in order: “I was back in Spain a few weeks ago, drove back to the cemetery in a pick-up truck full of bouquets of flowers and put bouquets of flowers on all the graves to make up for it.” The villagers were “really touched”.