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Sarah Ferguson's made a name for herself as a prominent philanthropist over several decades of work -- but it looks like her time working with charities might be winding down, as her connection to Jeffrey Epstein's recently come under scrutiny.

The Duchess of York -- whose ex-husband, Prince Andrew, has seen his fair share of criticism for his connection with the controversial financier -- sent an apology note to the businessman after publicly apologizing for being involved with him back in 2011, which has recently resurfaced.

We're going to see what the philanthropist had to say in her note to Epstein and check out how it's resulted in her being removed from several high-profile positions in various charitable organizations.

Sean "Diddy" Combs is a great father and son who gives back to his community ... at least that's what his family, friends and exes are telling the judge who is set to decide his fate.

Diddy's legal team gave Judge Arun Subramanian a mountain of legal homework in a massive filing late Monday night ... and the trove of documents includes more than 75 letters of support.

The Bad Boy founder's mother, Janice Combs, his six eldest kids and a handful of exes, including rapper Yung Miami, spoke highly of Diddy in their letters to the judge in an effort to secure a lighter sentence next month following his conviction on prostitution charges.

Football coach Shawn Clark died after he experienced what was described as a "medical emergency" earlier this month.

The sports figure, who formerly served as an assistant coach for the University of Central Florida's offensive line, was hospitalized after suffering the emergency on September 9th, according to ESPN.

Although he was initially believed to have been in "stable condition," UCF announced he'd "unexpectedly" died on Sunday.

Elon Musk’s father has reportedly been accused of sexually abusing five of his children and stepchildren, the youngest being just 4 years old.

The allegations against Errol Musk were included in a New York Times investigation, which claims police and court records, personal correspondence, social workers and interviews with family members show he's been accused of inappropriately touching some of the young ones in his life over a period of 30 years.

The earliest accusation dates back to 1993, when his 4-year-old stepdaughter told family he had "touched her at the family house," according to the Times. The report goes on to say a decade later, the stepdaughter claimed she caught Errol sniffing her underwear.

Sean "Diddy" Combs' army of attorneys is laying out all the reasons why they say he should not have the book thrown at him when a judge sentences him in his criminal case.

Diddy's defense team -- spearheaded by Marc Agnifilo and Teny Geragos -- just filed a sentencing packet for the court and prosecution, where they advocate for a more lenient sentence.

In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Diddy says the sentencing guidelines for his conviction on 2 counts of the Mann Act is no more than 6-to-12 months in prison on each count, which accurately reflects the seriousness of the offenses laid out at his federal trial in NYC.

Big commotion at Travis Kelce's home ... a process server got arrested while trying to serve Taylor Swift deposition papers from Justin Baldoni's legal team.

The wild incident went down earlier this month, when a man named Justin Lee Fisher got busted at the NFL star's estate in Leawood, Kansas.

According to docs, first reported by Star, Fisher was "charged with jumping the fence onto a private residence in a private neighborhood." He was arrested around 2 AM on Sept. 15. Sounds like he tried to go above and beyond, allegedly, to serve the pop star. We're told Taylor and Travis were home at the time.

The nation, particularly the right-wing political world, was left in shock after conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during a speaking event at a university in Orem, Utah, in September 2025.

The media figure's life was subsequently commemorated at a memorial service held at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, and the event ended up becoming a who's-who of conservative politicians, including President Donald Trump, who gave a speech at the event.

We're going to take a look at who made it to the event and at what some of the most prominent speakers had to say about the late activist.

Charlie's widow Erika was prominently featured at the memorial service, and she claimed she'd actually forgiven her husband's suspected shooter, Tyler Robinson, according to CNN.

Erika, who's since announced she'll be taking the reins at Turning Point USA, claimed her husband's primary focus was to reach out to young men "like the one who took his life."

Erika's sentiment of forgiveness wasn't exactly echoed by Trump, whose speech alternated between memorializing Charlie and promoting his own activities in office.

The president offered a slight apology to Charlie's widow, and said, while the commentator "wanted the best" for his adversaries, Trump said "I hate my opponents, and I don’t want the best for them."

Trump wasn't the only major right-wing politician in attendance at the memorial service, as several other figures from the White House -- including Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem -- filled the wings to pay tribute to Charlie.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller delivered a fiery speech, and claimed Kirk's supporters would "prevail over the forces of wickedness and evil."

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. compared Charlie's life to Jesus Christ's, saying both "changed the trajectory of history."

Religion also came up in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's speech, as he described Kirk as a "warrior for Christ."

Numerous other figures from Washington attended the service, as U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel took time off from their duties in order to attend the memorial.

Various senators and representatives, including Ted Cruz, Lauren Boebert, and former congressman Matt Gaetz also filled the rows.

Donald Trump Jr. called for a "million more Charlies" to rise up in his address to the crowd.

Right-wing podcaster Benny Johnson referred to Charlie as a "martyr" and said the "power of martyrdom" was increasingly apparent in the wake of his death.

The memorial service featured the attendance of various other prominent figures from the conservative world as well, including Tucker Carlson, who was one of the featured speakers.

Several individuals involved with Turning Point USA -- such as former COO Tyler Bower and Pastor Rob McCoy -- also attended the service.

Other non-government media figures headed to Glendale in order to pay tribute to Charlie, including former college athlete Riley Gaines and Kyle Rittenhouse.

Taylor Swift just got some good news -- she's been granted a restraining order against a man she says routinely shows up at her Los Angeles home and claims she had his baby.

According to court documents submitted Monday and obtained by TMZ ... a 45-year-old man named Brian Jason Wagner has been ordered to stay at least 100 yards away from the global superstar for the next 5 years.

Wagner must stay clear of her L.A. home, vehicle, and place of work ... according to the documents. Furthermore, the judge barred him from contacting Swift during this time -- including in person, by letter or digitally.

Residents of Nashua, New Hampshire, were left reeling after an individual barged into a ballroom where a wedding was being held at Sky Meadow Country Club and began shooting, killing one on Saturday, Sept. 20, 2025.

Authorities later arrested Hunter Nadeau in connection to the incident, and he's since been charged with second-degree murder.

We're going to see how the suspect is connected to the site of the shooting and how he might be facing even more consequences for his alleged actions.

Hunter was reportedly a former employee of the Sky Meadow Country Club, according to WMUR-TV in Manchester, N.H.

New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella said the suspected shooter hadn't worked at the venue for approximately a year at the time of the shooting.

Sky Meadow Country Club's owner Rob Parsons issued a statement, calling the suspect a "coward." He further described the incident as "heinous" and expressed confidence about the suspect being "held to account for what he did."

Nadeau allegedly made several statements during the shooting, including "Free Palestine" and "the children are safe," according to WMUR.

A.G. Formella said the suspect's statements were likely meant to "create chaos in the moment" and added there wasn't any evidence to suggest the incident was a "hate-based act."

The shooting reportedly lasted less than a minute, during which Nadeau allegedly fired a fatal shot at 59-year-old Rob DeCesare, who reportedly lived on the country club premises and who was having dinner with his wife and daughter, according to WBZ-TV. Two other people were wounded by gunfire, and several others were injured in the mayhem.

Nadeau was reportedly hit over the head with a chair, and several people attempted to subdue him, but he managed to escape the premises.

DeCesare's wife wife told the Associated Press she saw the shooter walk into the room appearing to target a restaurant employee.

Hunter Nadeau was arrested about an hour and a half after the shooting in a nearby neighborhood, WMUR reports, and he's since been charged with one count of second-degree murder. More charges are expected.

Although Nadeau waived his arraignment, a judge stated he'd remain in custody at a separate hearing, according to WCVB-TV.

Lori Harvey's garnered plenty of attention for her dating history over the past few years ... and it looks like Damson Idris is playing a pretty big part in her love life!

The two went from maintaining a high-profile romance, to navigating a breakup in the public eye ... although it looks like things are starting to heat up between them again.

Here's a look at how the two decided to go their separate ways ... before they were seen together again spending time in paradise.

D4vd says the music video for his most famous song brings to life an idea he had ... about a detective solving murders his alter ego commits ... and he's comparing himself to Brad Pitt in "Fight Club."

The singer -- who is facing questions over his connection to the body of a teen girl found dead in his car -- explained the bloody and violent imagery in the "Romantic Homicide" music vid ... he says it introduces his alter ego, Itami, a name that is Japanese for "pain."

D4vd sat down with Mahogany back in March to talk about the visual world he builds with his music videos ... and his comments are being scrutinized now that police say they found missing teen Celeste Rivas' decomposing and chopped-up body in the trunk of his Tesla.

Priscilla Presley says she still can't move on from losing a child ... recalling her final days with Lisa Marie Presley.

Elvis' widow was on the "Today" show Monday when she was asked what it was like to make the decision to take Lisa Marie off life support.

Priscilla mostly skirts the question ... telling Savannah Guthrie about the last time she saw Lisa Marie before her hospitalization.

David Geffen's helped produce some of the biggest movies and musical hits of all time ... but it looks like his marriage to David Andrew Armstrong didn't exactly pan out the way he planned.

The music executive and his estranged husband are currently in the middle of divorce proceedings, which could get very interesting, given Geffen's 10-digit net worth.

Here's a look at the background of the entertainment industry mogul's former partner, as well as a bit of insight into how they ended up going their separate ways.

Comedian Guy Branum says he's going to drag the man he claims hit him on a Delta flight to court ... 'cause he's ready to press charges and sue.

We got Guy out in Los Angeles and our photog asked him about his recent Delta flight, where Guy claimed a man sitting next to him elbowed him in the ribs for being too fat.

Guy showed us a bruise from the alleged elbow swing and says he's going to file a police report and a lawsuit ... telling the man, "You can't hit somebody because you think they're fat."

Luigi Mangione's attorneys are taking a big crap on the federal death penalty case against their client in connection with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson -- and they're asking a judge to completely throw out the indictment!

In new court documents, obtained by TMZ, Luigi's legal team, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, Marc Agnifilo and Jacob Kaplan, claim that Luigi's rights have been "intentionally and serially violated" by the NYPD, federal government and other public officials in order to secure the possibility of the death penalty for him ... and due to these violations, the "unconstitutional" indictment needs to be struck down.

They list numerous examples as to how Luigi -- accused of shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson to death in December 2024 -- has been wronged, starting with the NYPD's alleged leaking of information pertaining to the investigation, including a handwritten manifesto found on his body when he was taken into custody.

Here's Tyler Robinson, the man charged with murdering Charlie Kirk, speaking with police in Utah about a car crash he was involved in ... and the video is surfacing for the first time.

In police body cam footage, you see and hear from Tyler as he takes officers through a fender-bender he was in the middle of in May 2022 in St. George.

Tyler is with his brother, and his mom later shows up at the scene too. Scripps News first obtained the footage, and they report Tyler did not receive a citation here.