Jamie Murray Explains Why he felt ‘weird’ Partnering Andy Murray for his Farewell Match at Wimbledon

Jamie Murray recently opened up about the emotional complexity of partnering with his brother Andy Murray for what turned out to be Andy’s farewell match at Wimbledon. While the moment held historical and sentimental value for the Murray family, Jamie admitted feeling “weird” during the experience — a reaction rooted in conflicting emotions and expectations….

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All About Victoria Beckham’s 15 Engagement Rings Including One Worth $6 Million

From “Posh” Proposal to Luxe Love Gifts 1998 – Marquise‑cut yellow diamond (~3 ct, ~$85k)David Beckham popped the question with a stunning marquise diamond set in yellow gold—the first of what would become an extravagant tradition. 2001 – White diamond eternity bandSwapping out her original stone, Victoria embraced a timeless white diamond eternity band made from…

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Serena Williams’ Net Worth with Husband, Jaw-Dropping Family Home, Body Transformation

As of mid-2025, Serena Williams boasts a staggering estimated net worth between $300 million and $350 million—depending on the source. Finance Monthly pegs it around $300 million .while Forbes and BrandVM cite higher figures near $350 million.This incredible wealth stems from a blend of: Tennis earnings: A record-breaking $95 million+ from prize money, making her the highest-paid female athlete in history ….

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Judas Priest Celebrates 35th Anniversary of Painkiller Album at Italy’s Ferrara Summer Festival

Last night (Wednesday, July 2), legendary British heavy metal pioneers Judas Priest rocked Ferrara’s iconic Piazza Ariostea during the Ferrara Summer Festival in Ferrara, Italy. The performance was part of the band’s ongoing “Shield of Pain” European tour, commemorating the 35th anniversary of their iconic 1990 album Painkiller. The band delivered a powerhouse set peppered…

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“Me, Aryna Sabalenka & Coco Gauff Have Been Winning a Lot” – Iga Swiatek Fires Back at WTA Inconsistency Claims After Wimbledon Shakeups

Iga Swiatek has officially had enough of the chatter. The World No. 1 didn’t just return serve—she launched a full-court forehand straight into the face of recent criticisms aimed at the WTA’s so-called “lack of consistency.” Amid the chaos of surprise exits and underdog upsets at Wimbledon 2025, Swiatek is setting the record straight in…

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