Erika Jayne Opens Up About New Romance with John McPhee: 'He's a Nice Man'New Foto - Erika Jayne Opens Up About New Romance with John McPhee: 'He's a Nice Man'

LionsShareNews / BACKGRID Erika Jayne addressed photos of her holding hands with a man in early July during the latest episode of her and Teddi Mellencamp's iHeart Radio podcast,Diamonds in the Rough Sharing that the pair met at one of Heidi Montag's shows, where he was acting as security, Jayne opened up about the relationship This comes five years after Jayne filed for divorce from her husband of 22 years, Tom Girardi, in 2020 Erika Jaynehas a new man in her life! TheReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsstar, 54, offered an update on her love life on the July 30 episode ofiHeartRadio'sDiamonds in the Roughpodcast, which she co-hosts withTeddi Mellencamp. After Jayne was spotted out hand-in-hand with a mystery man in Los Angeles earlier this month, she revealed more details about the relationship. "I met someone and we went out on two dates, and then we went to get a manicure-pedicure," she explained, claiming they "obviously" didn't know photos were being taken. LionsShareNews / BACKGRID "What was a nice, private moment and a nice, private thing I was having for myself was ruined," she admitted. While Jayne shared that the man, named John McPhee, doesn't live in L.A., she confirmed that they have spent more time together since their nail salon date. "It was really nice," she said of their dynamic. "Like, I feel comfortable holding this person's hand, and he's a nice man. I haven't been seen with anybody in five years. So this is a really nice person, and I enjoy my time with him." 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. Months later, the 86-year-old was slapped with multiplelawsuits, accusations ofembezzlementand a bankruptcy case, leading to speculation about the intentions behind their split and Jayne's involvement in the legal drama. She hasmaintained she had no knowledgeof the crimes and has not faced any indictments, and in March 2025,a federal jury found Girardi guiltyonfour counts of wire fraud. In 2021, he was alsodiagnosed with dementia and late-onset Alzheimer's. McPhee is a retired U.S. Army Special Operations Sergeant Major who currently works asHeidi Montag's private security (andis the godfatherof her andSpencer Pratt's sonGunner). Reflecting on her first interaction with the veteran, Jayne revealed they had a chance encounter at one ofThe Hillsalum's shows in London recently. "It was random because she went on, and then I went on after her," Jayne recalled. "I thought, 'That's that guy from the podcast. I'm gonna walk up and say hello.' So it did. I walked up and I introduced myself and I was like, 'Hey, my name is Erika, and I've seen a couple of podcasts. I'm a fan.'" Theo Wargo/Getty; John McPhee/TikTok When Mellencamp joked about wishing she knew about McPhee sooner, Jayne quipped, "Listen, it's a friend. It's a nice thing." https://dotdash.slack.com/archives/C07PL4EGNR4/p1753379631406139 Nicknamed "John 'Shrek' McPhee" and "the Sheriff of Baghdad," McPhee regularly shares snippets of his life with his fans. Ina video posted on June 3, he documented his day as Montag's bodyguard on tour. "It's all 'Heidiwood' behind this door," he teased in one clip. "That's why I'm standing here. I'm not gonna let you in." He captioned the video: "The best personal security you'll ever see." Read the original article onPeople

Erika Jayne Opens Up About New Romance with John McPhee: 'He's a Nice Man'

Erika Jayne Opens Up About New Romance with John McPhee: 'He's a Nice Man' LionsShareNews / BACKGRID Erika Jayne addressed photo...
Judge dismisses lawsuit filed by Alec Baldwin for malicious prosecution in fatal 'Rust' set shootingNew Foto - Judge dismisses lawsuit filed by Alec Baldwin for malicious prosecution in fatal 'Rust' set shooting

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A New Mexico judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by actor Alec Baldwin for malicious prosecution and civil rights violations in the 2021 fatal shooting of a cinematographer on the set of the Western movie "Rust." The judge in a ruling made public Wednesday dismissed the case without prejudice for lack of any significant action with the claim, which was filed in state district court earlier this year. Baldwin's attorneys will have 30 days to file a motion seeking reinstatement. Luke Nikas, Baldwin's lead attorney, told The Associated Press in an email that the dismissal amounted to a nonevent since his team has been waiting to prosecute the case. "We have been in good-faith settlement discussions with the parties to the lawsuit and will be refiling promptly if those discussions are not promptly and favorably resolved," he said. Defendants includespecial prosecutor Kari Morrisseyand Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies, along with three investigators from the Santa Fe County sheriff's office and the county board of commissioners. Acharge of involuntary manslaughteragainst Baldwin was dismissed at trial last year on allegations that police and prosecutors withheld evidence from the defense. The trial was upended by revelations that ammunition was brought into the Santa Fe County sheriff's office months earlier by a man who said it could be related to the killing of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. The allegations in Baldwin's tort claim include defamation, with his attorneys saying that prosecutors and investigators targeted the actor and coproducer for professional or political gain. Hutchins died shortly after being wounded during a rehearsal for the movie"Rust"in October 2021 at a film-set ranch on the outskirts of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Baldwin was pointing a pistol at Hutchins when it discharged, killing Hutchins and wounding director Joel Souza. Baldwin has said he pulled back the hammer — but not the trigger — and the revolver fired. The actorrecently spoke to The Associated Pressat San Diego's Comic-Con International, saying he couldn't believe what happened that day in court as the trial came to an abrupt end and that his life over the last year has been far better than the few years that preceded it. Still, Baldwin and other producers of "Rust" are being sued in New Mexico state court by the parents and younger sister of Hutchins. Court records show a deposition for Baldwin in that case was put off in May and has yet to be rescheduled.

Judge dismisses lawsuit filed by Alec Baldwin for malicious prosecution in fatal 'Rust' set shooting

Judge dismisses lawsuit filed by Alec Baldwin for malicious prosecution in fatal 'Rust' set shooting SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A New Mex...
When is the 'King of the Hill' reboot? Season 14 premiere date, where to watchNew Foto - When is the 'King of the Hill' reboot? Season 14 premiere date, where to watch

It's time for the return of the king. "King of the Hill,"the animated series known for its dry yet wholesome humor, aired the final episode of its original 13-season Fox run in 2009, with a few additional episodes dropping in syndication in 2010. Fifteen years later, fans of the cult classic now have an opportunity to drop back in on Hank, Peggy, Bobby and the original crew. The reboot, set to air in August, will follow the Hill family as they return to the fictional town of Arlen, Texas, after years abroad in Saudi Arabia. Neighbors and friends Dale, Boomhauer and Bill are there to welcome them back to a town that has both very much changed and stayed the same. Bobby, now a head chef in his 20s, and the other neighborhood kids are all grown up, and help their parents adjust to a modernized Arlen, complete with Uber apps andcraft beer. Here's what to know about the "King of the Hill" Season 14 reboot. Season 14 will premiere on Monday, Aug. 4. All 10 episodes in the season will drop at the same time. "King of the Hill" Season 14 willstream exclusively on Hulu, andHulu on Disney+. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:'King of the Hill' reboot premiere date, where to watch Season 14

When is the 'King of the Hill' reboot? Season 14 premiere date, where to watch

When is the 'King of the Hill' reboot? Season 14 premiere date, where to watch It's time for the return of the king. "King ...
Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September in latest push against Israel's Gaza policiesNew Foto - Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September in latest push against Israel's Gaza policies

TORONTO (AP) — Canada will recognizea Palestinian statein September, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Wednesday, the latest in a series of symbolic announcements that are part of abroader global shift against Israel's policiesin Gaza. Carney convened a Cabinet meeting to discuss the situation in the battered Palestinian territory. He said it came after he discussed the crisis with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer whoannounced a similar moveon Tuesday. Leaders are under mounting pressure over the issue asscenes of hunger in Gazahave horrified so many across the world. "The level of human suffering in Gaza is intolerable," Carney said. "Canada intends to recognize the State of Palestine at the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in September 2025," Carney said — a move that he said was predicated on the Palestinian Authority "holding general elections in 2026 in which Hamas can play no part, and to demilitarize the Palestinian state." Carney said he's "not in any way or shape minimizing that scale of that task," though he added it was clearly "not a possibility in the near term." "Much has to happen before a democratic viable state is established," he said. A mounting push Pressure to formally recognize Palestinian statehood has increased sinceFrench President Emmanuel Macronannounced last week that his country will become the first major Western power torecognize a Palestinian statein September. Carney said he spoke to Marcon on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Starmer said Britain would recognize a state of Palestine before the U.N. General Assembly in September, "unless the Israeli government takes substantive steps to end theappalling situationin Gaza, agree to a ceasefire and commit to a long-term, sustainable peace, reviving the prospect of a two-state solution." Carney said Canada is working with other states "to preserve the possibility of a two-state solution, to not allow the facts on the ground, deaths on the ground, the settlements on the ground, the expropriations on the ground, to get to such an extent that this is not possible." Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government rejects a two-state solution on nationalistic and security grounds. A symbolic gesture As with France and the United Kingdom, Canadian recognition would be largely symbolic, but it'spart of a push by countries against Israeland could increase diplomatic pressure for an end to the conflict. More than 140 countries recognize a Palestinian state, including a dozen in Europe. Macron's announcement last week made France the first Group of Seven country — and the largest in Europe — to say it would take that step. Canada has long supported the idea of an independent Palestinian state existing alongside Israel, but has said recognition should come as part of a negotiated two-state solution to the conflict. Iddo Moed, Israel's ambassador to Canada, told The Associated Press following Carney's announcement that Canada is a "dear friend but at the moment it is an estranged friend" because it "stopped putting itself in Israel's shoes." "We are hearing the world very well, loud and clear. ... I don't think that in the current global atmosphere there is any understanding" about the suffering of hostages held by Gaza's militant Hamas group. Unabating war and suffering Hamasstarted the war with its attack on southern Israelon Oct. 7, 2023, in which militants killed around 1,200 people and abducted 251 others. They still hold 50 hostages, including around 20 believed to be alive and held in Gaza. Most of the rest of the hostages were released in ceasefires or other deals. Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed more than 60,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza's Health Ministry, which doesn't distinguish between militants and civilians and operates under the Hamas government. The U.N. and other international organizations see it as the most reliable source of data on casualties. A total of 89 children have died of malnutrition since the war began in Gaza.Israel denies there is any starvationin Gaza, rejecting accounts to the contrary from witnesses, U.N. agencies and aid groups, and says the focus on hunger undermines ceasefire efforts. The Israeli ambassador blamed Hamas for the length of the nearly two-year war, saying that "in Gaza we've come across the worst possible network of terrorist infrastructure that exists any where around the world. "We need this to end for the sake of all of us because we will remain there and the Palestinians will remain there," Moed also said. "All of us understand that." A White House official saidPresident Donald Trump's position on Palestinian statehood would not change and that he is instead focused on providing food aid in Gaza. The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss Trump's stand. "As the President stated, he would be rewarding Hamas if he recognizes a Palestinian state, and he doesn't think they should be rewarded," the official said.

Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September in latest push against Israel's Gaza policies

Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September in latest push against Israel's Gaza policies TORONTO (AP) — Canada will recogniz...
Watch Pope Leo XIV receive box of Chicago pizza in Vatican CityNew Foto - Watch Pope Leo XIV receive box of Chicago pizza in Vatican City

Pope Leo XIVreceived aspecial deliveryen route to St. Peter's Square in Vatican City on July 30. Video footage shows a member of the crowd giving the pontiff, 69, a box fromAurelio's Pizzain Chicago's south suburbs as he arrived in St. Peter's Square in his open-air popemobile for his weekly audience. The gesture appeared to have delighted the pope, who gave a thumbs-up gesture upon receiving the box.According to 6 ABC, the Chicago native was known to frequent the original Homewood location of the restaurant when he was simply known as Father Bob. Although the toppings were not revealed, Joe Aurelio, owner of the pizzeria, announced the new "Poperoni Pizza" in early July, which features traditional pepperoni pizza topped with a layer of cup and crisp pepperoni. Need a break?Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The pizza delivered to the pope,known as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevostoutside of his papal position, appears to be from Illinois-based Aurelio's Pizza, which was quick to take credit. The pizza joint, which has locations in Illinois, Minnesota, California and Florida, in apost on Facebook, said it was "another blessing to have Pope Leo acknowledge our pizza at St. Peter's Square." Aurelio's also invited the pope to visit them the "next time he is back home" and requested followers to connect them to the person who delivered the pizza about 4,800 miles away so the shop "can personally thank them." Saman Shafiq is a trending news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at sshafiq@gannett.com and follow her on X and Instagram @saman_shafiq7. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Pope Leo gets a special delivery from Chicago: Aurelio's pizza

Watch Pope Leo XIV receive box of Chicago pizza in Vatican City

Watch Pope Leo XIV receive box of Chicago pizza in Vatican City Pope Leo XIVreceived aspecial deliveryen route to St. Peter's Square in ...

 

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