Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Share Intimate Wedding Details in New Interview amid Family Drama

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Share Intimate Wedding Details in New Interview amid Family Drama

The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham shared intimate details of their 2022 wedding in a new interview withGlamour The couple revealed their "favorite moments" and the nerves they felt exchanging vows The interview comes amid reports of ongoing drama within the extended Beckham family Brooklyn Peltz BeckhamandNicola Peltz Beckhamare sharing intimate details surrounding their 2022 wedding. In a cover interview forGlamourpublished on Monday, June 2, the couple reminisced about thePalm Beach nuptials. When sharing advice to couples planning a wedding, Peltz, 30, recommended taking a moment "just for the two of you." "Those were my favorite moments," she recalled of her own big day. "Weddings can be intense, especially when you're busy making sure everyone else is having fun. That little break reminded us what it's really about: us." Brooklyn, 26, agreed, adding, "We took a quick drive, just the two of us. It was perfect." Exchanging vows was a nerve-wracking experience for both of them. "Saying our vows in front of that many people? Terrifying," Peltz said. "Someone told me, 'Just look at Brooklyn.' And as soon as I did, the nerves faded. When my dad took my hand and said, 'Are you ready?' I just started crying. I couldn't even look at him. I was thinking, My makeup! And when I walked down the aisle, [UK artist] Sekou was singing 'Songbird' live. I still get goosebumps just thinking about it." The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany Brooklyn said that he's "usually chill speaking in front of people, but that day I was a wreck.""Nicola kept me waiting for 10 minutes, and it felt like forever," he recalled. "But when I saw her, everything else disappeared." The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! © The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany The couple also revealed details about Brooklyn's surprise proposal to Nicola. "I honestly had no idea — I would've worn a different outfit!" the actress shared. "Brooklyn planned everything in secret. After the proposal, [my family] drove up in golf carts. I cried so hard my face was swollen. I couldn't even take a proper photo. I only really looked at the ring later." "A few hours earlier, I'd gotten into a golf cart accident and had to get stitches in my hand," Brooklyn said. "My thumb was wrapped. I couldn't even open the wine!" Right before their rehearsal dinner, Nicola recalled, Brooklyn surprised her with a second ring. "And I had our vows tattooed on me," Brooklyn added. TheGlamourinterview comes amid reports of ongoing drama within the extended Beckham family. On May 29, a source close to the Peltz family told PEOPLE that tensions came to a head afterVictoria Beckhamallegedly hijacked a dance at her son's 2022 wedding — even though the couple had been planning on dancing to the song together. The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany "Marc Anthony, who is a friend of the Beckhams, offered to perform as a gift at the wedding," the source explained. "Before the song began, Marc Anthony asked Brooklyn to come to the stage, and then announced, 'The most beautiful woman in the room tonight, come on up ... Victoria Beckham!'" The source claimed that the new bride allegedly "felt that Victoria ruined her wedding, and couldn't understand why." The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany Reps for Victoria andDavid Beckhamand Anthony did not return PEOPLE's request for comment.A second source added that the entire room fell silent, as guests were so shocked that Anthony called Victoria's name instead of Nicola's. "It was such a jaw-dropping moment that it left the whole room in absolute shock — you could hear a pin drop," the second source continued. But a source who attended the wedding noted that the evening played out differently. For starters, the guest said, "Nicola and Brooklyn had their formal first dance early in the evening and she also had the traditional first dance with her father." At the time, theDaily Mailreported the couple had their first dance to "Only Fools Rush In," made famous by Elvis Presley and performed by a live singer at the reception. Their second dance, the outlet reported, was to the Ben E. King classic "Stand By Me." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Gareth Cattermole/Getty The source who attended the wedding further shared that Anthony's performance came much later in the evening: "Later on, when everyone was casual, Marc Anthony performed and got people dancing. Brooklyn and Victoria danced, David and Harper danced, and everyone had a great time." The report came just days after Brooklyn, 26, posted a mysterious message on Instagram stating that he'd"always choose"his wife. On May 30, Nicola made her owncryptic poston Instagram Stories, sharing text reading "I would choose my mom to be my mom in every lifetime. again, and again, and again." It also included a small red heart. On May 31,The Mail on Sundayreported that Brooklyn and Nicola areworking with British lawyer Jenny Afia, who works for the Schillings law firm. The couple's reps declined to comment, while a legal source told PEOPLE, "There is absolutely no connection to Meghan and Harry. Schillings is a respected firm with a wide range of clients." "Ironically, the inaccurate reporting proves exactly why one hires legal counsel, to set the record straight and combat the spread of deliberate misinformation," the source added. Read the original article onPeople

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Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Share Intimate Wedding Details in New Interview amid Family Drama

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Jack Wagner Is Married! “The Bold and the Beautiful” Star Ties the Knot with Musician Michelle Wolf: 'We Did It!'

Jack Wagner Is Married! "The Bold and the Beautiful" Star Ties the Knot with Musician Michelle Wolf: 'We Did It!'

Michelle Wolf/Instagram Actor Jack Wagner has married singer-songwriter Michelle Wolf after four years of dating Wolf announced the news on Instagram, sharing a series of photos of the happy occasion Wagner — known for his roles inThe Bold and the Beautiful,General HospitalandMelrose Place— and Wolf were joined at the wedding by their kids Jack Wagneris married! The 65-year-old actor tied the knot with musician Michelle Wolf, according to a post she shared onInstagramon Saturday, May 31. Alongside a carousel of photos from the nuptials, Wolf wrote: "We did it!!!!!! MARRIED in front of our little family!!#MrAndMrs♥️♥️♥️ 💃🕺." The photos show the newlyweds posing together in their wedding attire, smiling and holding hands during their ceremony and walking arm-in-arm back up the aisle after saying "I do" in front of a small gathering of friends and family. Jack's 34-year-old son Peter Wagner — whom he shares with ex-wife Kristina Wagner — appeared to be in attendance, along with Wolf's20-year-old daughter, Ornella. In the comments of Wolf's post, several of the couple's celebrity friends left well wishes, including Jack's formerMelrose Placecostar Josie Bissett, who wrote, "❤️❤️❤️Congratulations!!!!!❤️❤️❤️." Michelle Wolf/Instagram According to herprofessional website, Wolf is a singer-songwriter who has written songs and performed on albums for B.B. King, *NSYNC, Sophie B. Hawkins and The Scorpions. She also has written songs for various European films and television shows. Jack and Wolf began dating in January 2021 and took their relationship public on Instagram later that same year. At the time, Wolf shareda clipof Wagner filming the pair in front of a mirror as they embraced. She wrote over the clip, "My man ❤️," and added in the caption, "Love. ❤️." In December 2021, she shareda photoof the couple holding hands at a restaurant table and wrote, "Birthday party with my ♥️." Weeks later, in January 2022, she revealed that they were celebrating theirone-year anniversarytogether. Back in April, PEOPLE confirmed that Jack would bereturning toThe Bold and the Beautifulto reprise his role as Nick Marone in the long-running daytime soap. At the time, the actor had already begun filming. His first episode back is slated to air on June 13. Jack — whose acting résumé also includes starring roles in the soapsGeneral HospitalandSanta Barbara, as well as Hallmark Channel'sWhen Calls the Heart— first appeared inBoldfrom March 2003 to February 2012. He then returned for the show's 35th anniversary special in March 2022. New episodes ofBoldwill see his character Marone reuniting with former flame Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang), who realizes her relationship with Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) may be "irreparably broken," according toDeadline. His return will spark some "unresolved feelings" with Logan. Michelle Wolf/Instagram Like his new wife Wolf, Jack is also a singer alongside his acting career. He has released six albums and had a Top 10 single, "All I Need," which he sang in character onGeneral Hospitalbefore it became a hit. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "I wouldsell out concerts in an hour or two," he recalled in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE last year. He also reflected on getting his first taste of fame after he landed his breakout role as Frisco Jones inGeneral Hospitalin 1984. "It was crazy, because back then, people would join fan clubs, and there would be bags and bags of fan letters," Jack told PEOPLE. Read the original article onPeople

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Jack Wagner Is Married! “The Bold and the Beautiful” Star Ties the Knot with Musician Michelle Wolf: 'We Did It!'

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ICE arrest of high school student sends shockwaves through a Massachusetts town

ICE arrest of high school student sends shockwaves through a Massachusetts town

Anathlete, a musician, anexceptional high school student with an infectious smile. This is how community members in Milford, Massachusetts, described Marcelo Gomes Da Silva, an 18-year-old high school junior who was arrested by immigration authorities and sent to a detention center this weekend. Gomes Da Silva was driving his father's car on his way to volleyball practice with some of his teammates Saturday morning when immigration authorities stopped him. Immigration authorities made the traffic stop because they were looking for Gomes Da Silva's father, who is unlawfully present in the country, according to Todd Lyons, acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. After learning Gomes Da Silva was also unlawfully present in the U.S., ICE officers took him into custody, Lyons said Monday at a news conference. Gomes Da Silva was born in Brazil but has attended Milford Public Schools since he was 6 years old, friends said. Though "he was not the target of the investigation," he was arrested during a monthlong immigration enforcement operation in Massachusetts that has resulted in thearrests of nearly 1,500 immigrants, Boston's ICE Field Officer Patricia H. Hyde said at the news conference. "When we go out into the community and we find others who are unlawfully here, we are going to arrest them," Hyde said. "We've been completely transparent with that." Hyde said Gomes Da Silva remains in ICE custody as of Monday morning. In addition to Gomes Da Silva, a number of parents and school community members have been detained by ICE in recent weeks, according to Kevin McIntyre, superintendent of Milford Public Schools. "We are all distraught by this news," McIntyretold NBC Boston in a statement, adding that Milford Public Schools plays no part in immigration enforcement and supports all students and their families, including those who are immigrants. "They are members of the community, students in our classrooms, athletes that compete representing Milford, musicians, artists, friends and neighbors," the superintendent continued. "We will do everything in our power to support our students and families during these difficult times." A teammate of Gomes Da Silva who was in the car when they were pulled over by four vehicles and witnessed the ICE arrest Saturday texted their high school volleyball coach at around 8:30 a.m. "I was sitting there thinking, 'This can't be happening,'"Andrew Mainini, the volleyball coach, told NBC Boston. "It's one thing to see things happening in the world. It's another to have them directly impact the people you work with and care for on a daily basis." Gomes Da Silva was supposed to play the drums at his girlfriend's high school graduation on Sunday. His absence was palpable during Milford High School's commencement as his bandmates performed without him, sparking a post-graduation protest demanding his release. Hundreds of students still in their graduation gowns, teachers, relatives and other community members marched a mile to Milford Town Hall following the commencement ceremony — holding signs and chanting "Free Marcelo." Julianys Rentas Figueroa, Gomes Da Silva's girlfriend, said she spoke with him on the phone after he was detained Saturday. He told her immigration authorities "put chains around his ankles, on his wrists," Rentas Figueroa, still in her red graduation gown, told NBC Boston Sunday. "I haven't spoken to him since then. I don't know how he's doing." "I don't understand why Marcelo was targeted. He's been in Milford all his life," Rentas Figueroa said. Rentas Figueroa said Gomes Da Silva was transferred into two different holding facilities in Massachusetts over the weekend. Diego Low, director of Metrowest Worker Center, an immigration advocacy group in Massachusetts, told NBC News that cousins of Gomes Da Silva had contacted the center after his detention. "We are trying to support him," Low said, adding that immigration attorneys are interceding on the family's behalf to prevent Gomes Da Silva from being transferred to a detention center in another state. Ana Julia Araujo, Gomes Da Silva's cousin, said the 18-year-old's younger siblings are questioningif they will ever him again. Milford police said it was not involved, claiming ICE did not notify the department of the arrest. "Marcelo is somebody that we don't know. So, what does that tell you? If I don't know you, if my officers don't know you, there's a reason we don't know you. It's because you're probably not a troublemaker,"Chief Robert Tusino told NBC Boston. Gov. Maura Healey said in a statementover the weekend that she is "disturbed and outraged" by Gomes Da Silva's detention, adding that arrests like these are "making us all less safe." During Sunday's protest, a friend of Gomes Da Silva who participated in the march told NBC Boston, "I am disgusted that I have to deal with this on graduation and see one of my greatest friends be taken away for no reason." "I just pray that we can make a difference because this is so depressing,"the girl, who was not named, said in tears.

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Supreme Court leaves in place state bans on some semi-automatic weapons and high-capacity gun magazines

Supreme Court leaves in place state bans on some semi-automatic weapons and high-capacity gun magazines

The Supreme CourtdeclinedMonday to hear arguments in a pair of significant Second Amendment challenges involving certain semi-automatic weapons and high-capacity magazines, a move that leaves both of those laws in place. One of the appeals dealt with Maryland's ban on certain semi-automatic weapons such as AR- and AK-style rifles. The law, enacted after the deadly 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, was challenged by David Snope, a state resident who wants to purchase those rifles for self-defense and other purposes. The Supreme Court also declined to hear a challenge to Rhode Island's ban on high-capacity gun magazines, leaving that law in place. As is typical, the court did not explain its reasoning in denying the cases, though it has denied several high profile gun appeals over the past year. Conservative Justices Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas dissented from the court's decision not to hear the pair of cases. Justice Brett Kavanaugh, another member of the court's conservative wing, noted that other cases involving AR-style rifles are pending in lower courts and said that "this court should and presumably will address the AR–15 issue soon." The 2022 Rhode Island law prohibits the possession of large-capacity feeding devices or magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition. It requires owners of such devices to either modify them to fit the 10-round limit, sell them to a firearms dealer, remove them from Rhode Island or hand them over to law enforcement. The law required such action to be taken within 180 days of its passage, after which time violators faced up to five years in prison. Meanwhile, in the Maryland case involving semi-automatic rifles, the Richmond-based federal appeals court upheld Maryland's law over the summer, finding that the guns at issue are "dangerous and unusual weapons" and therefore are not covered by the Second Amendment's protections. The majority also concluded that there were historical analogues to the Maryland statute that were adopted by state legislatures across the country in the 19th and 20th century. US Circuit Judge Harvie Wilkinson, who was named to the bench by President Ronald Reagan, wrote for the court that "we decline to wield the Constitution to declare that military-style armaments which have become primary instruments of mass killing and terrorist attacks in the United States are beyond the reach of our nation's democratic processes." In dissent, US Circuit Judge Julius Richardson, a Trump nominee, wrote that the majority opinion "disregards the Founders' wisdom and replaces it with its own." Following the Supreme Court'sblockbuster 2022 decisionin New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, which struck down a strict requirement in New York that residents show cause to obtain a carry permit, the justices have largely avoided major guns cases. In July, for instance, the court declined to take up a challenge to a similar ban onassault-style weapons in Illinois. The decisions have had the practical effect of leaving the gun prohibitions in place amid a fierce debate playing out in lower courts over exactly what the Supreme Court meant by requiring firearm laws to be "consistent with this nation's historical tradition." Last year, the Supreme Court upheld a federal law that prohibits Americans who are the subject of certain domestic abuse restraining orders from owning a weapon, despite the fact that no identical law existed at the time of the nation's founding. Thomas said in a solo dissent on Monday that the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals had erred in upholding the Maryland law. The prohibition, Thomas wrote, could not be squared with the 2022 decision in Bruen, which he authored, that said the nation's gun laws must have a connection to history to survive constitutional scrutiny. "It is difficult to see how Maryland's categorical prohibition on AR–15s passes muster under this framework," Thomas wrote in dissent. Two lower courts refused to block the Rhode Island law, with the 1st US Circuit Court of Appeals saying in a ruling last March that the ban was a lawful response by state lawmakers to "a public safety concern." Attorneys for the law's challengers – several individual gun owners and a registered firearms dealer in the state – told the Supreme Court that the ban is not only a violation of the Second Amendment but that it also runs afoul of the Constitution's Takings Clause because it "forces citizens to dispossess themselves of their lawfully acquired property without any compensation from the state." They asked the court to take up the case to resolve the question of "whether and when the government may ban – and even confiscate from law-abiding citizens – common arms." This story has been updated with additional details. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account atCNN.com

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Supreme Court leaves in place state bans on some semi-automatic weapons and high-capacity gun magazines

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Rod Stewart, 80, Pulls Out of Vegas Residency Show Hours Before Start Time and Tells Fans He's 'Not Feeling Well'

Rod Stewart, 80, Pulls Out of Vegas Residency Show Hours Before Start Time and Tells Fans He's 'Not Feeling Well'

HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Rod Stewart canceled his residency performance at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Sunday, June 1 The "Maggie May" singer informed fans he was "not feeling well" He has various shows scheduled throughout the year Some ofRod Stewart's fans were unable to see him perform over the weekend. Hours before the 80-year-old "Maggie May" icon was set to take the stage for a residency performance at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Sunday, June 1, he took to his Instagram Stories and told fans the show would not be moving forward as planned. "I am sorry to inform you that I'm not feeling well and my show tonight at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace is being rescheduled to June 10," wrote Stewart. "Your tickets will be valid for the new date." PEOPLE reached out to Stewart's rep for comment. David Becker/Getty Later this month, the "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" artist is slated toperform at Glastonburyin its Legends slot as one of the oldest musicians to play the U.K. festival, and he's confirmed the show will feature a Faces reunion with Ronnie Wood. He will perform moreNorth American shows for his One Last Time World Tourthroughout the summer and also continue with his residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace through the fall. The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty Last month, Stewart was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025American Music Awards. In August 2024, the "Sailing" performer was forced to cancel a few shows in Las Vegas due tostrep throat and COVID. Three months later, Stewart spoke about his One Last Time farewell tour and told fans in an Instagram post, "This will be the end of large-scale world tours for me, butI have no desire to retire." Kevin Mazur/Getty "I love what I do, and I do what I love," he continued at the time. "I'm fit, have a full head of hair, and can run 100 meters in 18 seconds at the jolly old age of 79." "I'd like to move onto a Great American Songbook, Swing Fever tour the year after next — smaller venues and more intimacy," Stewart wrote. "But then again, I may not…" Read the original article onPeople

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Rod Stewart, 80, Pulls Out of Vegas Residency Show Hours Before Start Time and Tells Fans He's 'Not Feeling Well'

Rod Stewart, 80, Pulls Out of Vegas Residency Show Hours Before Start Time and Tells Fans He's 'Not Feeling Well' HENRY NICHOLLS...

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