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David Hasselhoff’s daughter Hayley was heard screaming and crying outside the home of her mother who shot herself Wednesday, neighbors told DailyMail.com.

Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff, 62, was found dead at her $2million Hollywood Hills home of a self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednesday night.

Neighbor Hiromi Osiecki, 65, said she saw paramedics arrive around 9pm and heard a young woman going in and out the house ‘screaming and crying’.

‘She was hysterical, yelling, screaming, crying on the street. She MMwas crying, saying ‘I just want to get my car’,’ Osiecki told DailyMail.com.

‘A little later, she came out with police. I heard her crying and somebody was trying to comfort her.

‘Police tried to bring her in the house and close the door, but the door got opened. She was in and out a few times.

‘We couldn’t see what was going on in the house, but when she came out she was crying like crazy.’

Hiromi and her husband John, who live across the street from Pamela, said they believed the woman was Hayley Hasselhoff, the 32-year-old younger daughter of Pamela and David, who were married from 1989-2006.

The Osieckis said Hayley used to live in the house with Pamela, and they recognized her Mercedes in the driveway Wednesday night.

The neighbors said during the period the daughter lived with Pamela, about 10 years ago, paramedics and police would frequently be called to the home, though they did not know why.

Hiromi said she last saw Pamela on Monday from her backyard, taking out the trash.

‘I felt she looked sad,’ Osiecki said.

John Osiecki, 70, said he and his wife kept their distance from Pamela, due to the ‘drama’ she caused in the neighborhood.

‘Our gardener said “don’t ever tell her my phone number, she wants to hire me, but I don’t want to work for her. She’s crazy. She smokes too much marijuana”,’ said Hiromi.

‘Then one time she saw my gardener was working in my yard, came into my yard and talked to him. It was trespassing. I was really uncomfortable.’

She said both Pamela’s next-door neighbors got in arguments with her over things like trash cans and parking spaces, and added that Pamela ‘got a really huge pit bull-type dog’ which bit another neighbor’s smaller dog, leading to a fight about veterinary bills.

‘I noticed all day, all night, the dog would cry and bark. I don’t know if she was there or not,’ said Osiecki.

‘I wanted to stay away from her. She told my husband she wanted to hire me as an assistant. I was like, no way. It was such an odd thing to say to my husband. I didn’t want anything to do with her.’

‘It’s shocking,’ said John. ‘She was chatty. She would talk to a lot of people when she walked her dogs. She didn’t seem like the type of person who would want to kill herself.’

Authorities said there was no suicide note left at her home, which is a stone’s throw from Universal Studios.

An autopsy will be conducted later Thursday, according to the medical examiner’s office.  

Bach-Hasselhoff had two daughtersbwith the Baywatch star, 72, during their 17-year marriage that ended when he filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. 

The split was contentious; she accused him of domestic abuse and they had public arguments about spousal support continuing until 2017. 

They shared two daughters, 32-year-old Hayley and 34-year-old Taylor. Bach-Hasselhoff is also survived by a granddaughter named London.

 A representative for Hasselhoff told DailyMail.com, ‘Our family is deeply saddened by the recent passing of Pamela Hasselhoff. 

‘We are grateful for the outpouring of love and support during this difficult time but we kindly request privacy as we grieve and navigate through this challenging time.’

TMZ was the first to report her death. 

Bach-Hasselhoff’s daughter Hayley shared an image of Bach-Hasselhoff on her Instagram following her death.

Bach-Hasselhoff’s body was discovered after her family became concerned when they had not heard from her for days. 

Paramedics were called to her house on reports of an unconscious woman shortly after 10pm Wednesday. 

She had left a comment on Hayley’s Instagram just hours before her body was found. 

Bach-Hasselhoff was regularly active on Instagram, where she shared images with her family, until December.

Her last post was on December 31 and said: ‘Happy New Year, everyone! As we step into 2025, my heart is full of gratitude, especially for my precious grandbaby, London.

‘Watching her grow and seeing her smile light up my world is truly the greatest blessing. My wish for all of you this year is health, happiness, and an abundance of love. May 2025 be filled with beautiful moments, laughter, and all the blessings your hearts can hold. Here’s to a year of making cherished memories, spreading joy, and embracing every precious moment!’

After their 2006 divorce, Hasselhoff complained several times about the alimony he continued to pay to his ex-wife until at least 2017.

In 2017, it was reported the couple agreed that Hasselhoff would pay her $5,000 every month.

Hasselhoff had the alimony reduced from as much as $21,000 a month after he argued his income had been reduced.

The actor said at that point he had paid Bach-Hasselhoff over $2.5 million since their divorce was finalized.

A video of Hasselhoff drunkenly eating a burger led to him temporarily losing visitation privileges with his daughters, but they were restored after two weeks. The actor acknowledged the video, shot by one of his daughters, showed him during an alcohol relapse but he denied abuse allegations. 

In 2018, David Hasselhoff married model Hayley Roberts.

Temperatures may not exactly be Spring-like just yet where you live. But the reality of the Spring sports season is slowly settling in.

• Practices re-starting? Check.
• Games hitting your team’s scheduling app? Check.
• Juggling multiple kids’ games and competitions while trying to keep your sanity? Check.
• Dressing in multiple layers for that 8:30 a.m. tournament game when it’s still 30 degrees? Check.

Don’t forget remembering all of the equipment for the games, making sure the uniforms are all clean, and the laundry … oh, the laundry!

“Fit Sports Mom” Kellie Gimenez (@kelliegimenez) and her husband Chris recently posted a super-relatable reel of what they call “non-negotiable rules” that make all of us sports parents feel seen.

But there’s a twist.

Breaking Down the ‘Rules’ for Your Athletes

In the Reel that has more than 40k likes and almost 1000 comments, Kellie and Chris say these “rules” are to make sure their life “works as seamless as possible” with their two sons and daughter all in sports.

See if you agree.

Rule #1: Shoes

“Make sure you hide your cleats in the hardest location to find. But then don’t tell anybody you can’t find them until we’re walking out the door.”

Isn’t it incredible that your child may have more than one pair of cleats or whatever sports shoes they need, but they can’t find any of them when we are ready to leave? Sometimes it’s just one shoe missing. Or—have you experienced this one—you’ve asked said kid to have all their stuff ready to go multiple times but yet they seem totally surprised when it’s actually time to leave?

Rule #2: Water Bottles

“You’re not allowed to come home with a water bottle. You leave it at any field we’re at,” explains Kellie, adding they’re just donating to the cause.

We’ve all been there. You’d think our water bottle budget is in the thousands of dollars.

Oh—and speaking of forgetting water bottles—what about all of the money you’ve spent buying disposable water bottles at the convenience store next to the field because your kid forgot their water bottle at home?

Rule #3: The Stink

Chris chimes in with this one: “As soon as you’re done playing said sport, immediately, once we’ve gotten in the car, take all of your shoes off … because when in doubt air it out.”

Unless you can roll those car windows way down, none of us want that. There is nothing worse than a closed-up car with the smell of stinky feet after a game, or frankly in my family, even a dance rehearsal or competition.

Rule #4: The Laundry

“Make sure when you take your uniform off, cup, socks, all of it, I want it to be in a ball … so that I have to separate everything,” says Kellie.

I mean, this kind of applies to all clothes every day, not just sports uniforms on game days. How many times do you have to take underwear and socks out of pants that are all rolled up together?! Oh and I love it when my soccer player puts her “extra” jerseys in the wash, even when they weren’t worn but merely brought along just in case the other team is also wearing white.

Rule #5: Leaving Things Around the House

Speaking of cups, Kellie says, “You are going to take your cup out, you have to put it in a very visible place like the table, the counters…”

I’ll just leave that one there. I have two daughters.

Rule #6: Showering

Chris gives us the sixth and final rule according to the couple. “This is the most important one. After the game, when we ask you to take a shower, you immediately reply with, ‘why? I didn’t sweat.’”

Um, yes, you did. You not only sweated, but you likely also fell on the ground once or twice, came in contact with another player, high-fived a teammate, or maybe even wiped your nose with your hand.

Why do kids think they don’t need to shower? My athlete will have practice one night, and then say something like, “But I have a game tomorrow and I’m just going to have to shower again.”

Commenters Share Some Additional ‘Rules’

The Gimenezes asked others to chime in on some additional ‘rules’ their families follow and the commenters delivered.

One sports parent writes, “When you have late night practices or games, never bring food with you to eat on the way home. Come home, take at least 60 minutes to eat and shower, and get in bed no sooner than 11pm on a school night.”

Similar to the shoe rule, for this commenter, it’s the socks. “It’s super important to only have one sock in your laundry so that only the one sock for your uniform gets washed and then have absolutely no idea where the other one is.”

Another parent adds, “When you take off your cleats, baseball or football, make sure you shake them out all over the car or house so we get to enjoy those rubber pellets from the turf forever.” (In our house we call them turf turds!)

Then there’s those leftover drinks. “NEVER throw away your 1/4th consumed Gatorade bottles in the trash, they belong at the bottom of your baseball bag,” writes another commenter.

Finally, we’ve all heard this one from our athletes, so this is a good rule. “It’s pretty important to complain about having to go to practice a few times a week,” writes another parent.

Time is Fleeting, Enjoy the Ride

With one daughter in competitive dance and another who plays both soccer and lacrosse, I found myself nodding my head watching this video and reading the comments. And it’s so relatable not just for sports parents, but really all parents.

How many times has your kid forgotten their flute when they are going to orchestra rehearsal? Or the canvas they were working on for art class? What about their belt for karate? The same ‘rules’ apply to all children. But it’s all part of being a parent and helping your tiny human learn to (eventually) be a responsible adult.

And although the struggle is real, one day we will all miss those early morning games, lost cleats, extra laundry, and for those it applies to, yes, the cup left on the counter. Enjoy the ride. Laugh at the little things.

Does your family have any ‘rules’ when it comes to sports and activities? Let us know in the comments below!

Trisha Paytas is gearing up for three under 3

The internet personality, who is mom to daughters Malibu, 2, and Elvis, 10 months, with husband Moses Hacmon, 47, announced she is pregnant with their third baby.

In fact, she didn’t hesitate to share the news on her Just Trish podcast, titling the March 6 episode, “Trisha Is PREGNANT With Baby Number 3!” though she and co-host Oscar Gracey had plenty to discuss before they ultimately addressed the episode title more than an hour in.

“We have a cake!” Trisha said suddenly as Moses entered the room.”It’s a little baby shower cake to celebrate today. To celebrate you, to celebrate Moses and to celebrate… you know. Everyone knows. Do you know?”

As she pulled out the sonogram photos and the words “BABY CAM” flashed on the screen, she continued, “We are having a baby! I’m having a baby in July!”

Trisha, 36, who is currently on her Eras of Trish tour, then comedically addressed recent pregnancy rumors. 

She joked, “Everyone keeps telling me on tour, ‘She pregnant,’ Yes b—h I’m pregnant.”

Oscar responded with a laugh, “I thought you were just eating good.”

And Trisha didn’t hold back when sharing her reaction upon learning the news.

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John Cena Sr has publicly reacted to his son John Cena’s heel turn at WWE Elimination Chamber in Toronto on March 1.

In a moment that few fans thought imaginable, 16-time WWE world champion John Cena betrayed his mantra of ‘Hustle Loyalty and Respect’ by choosing to align with The Rock at Cody Rhodes’ expense at WWE Elimination Chamber.

The shocking nature of the heel turn has led to reactions from some of WWE’s most legendary names, including Stone Cold Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan, however, now Cena’s own father John Cena Sr has now also addressed his son’s actions.

Bill Apter of Sportskeeda WrestleBinge called his “friend” Cena Sr on the phone for comment, but didn’t receive the warmest reaction.

Cena Sr said:

“I’m tired of guys like you, I’m tired of the other phone calls that I’m getting. You’re going to have to get that from him. I am so tired of this. Why don’t we just let it play out and find out what’s happening.

“A reporter is a reporter. But listen Bill Apter, ‘friend’ enough’s enough and thanks. I won’t say what Cody Rhodes said to you, but what I will say is have a nice day and thanks for nothing.”

If you use this transcription or any portion of it please credit WrestleTalk.com and link to this page.

As previously reported, Cena’s heel turn not only shocked fans but also set a new Guinness World Record for the longest WWE run as a babyface before turning heel, with just over 21 years passing since his last run in a heel role in 2003.

After winning the men’s Elimination Chamber Cena will challenge Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship at WrestleMania 41.

To find out how Cena himself addressed the reaction to his heel turn follow this link here.

John Cena Sr. reacted angrily to a question regarding his son John Cena’s heel turn at WWE Elimination Chamber:

“I’m tired of guys like you, I’m tired of the other phone calls that I’m getting. You’re going to have to get that from him (John Cena). I am so tired of this. Why… pic.twitter.com/jvK59Wu3jN

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Caitlin Hanna, who was trafficked, spied on and sexually assaulted by Brown, had just turned 21 when she died from a suspected drug overdose in his former home in Lisburn in March 2022.

Judge McColgan told the court that Brown drove Caitlin to sex appointments, helped her set up a profile on a sex for sale website and supplied her with drugs.

“On one occasion he was to take her to meet a client however she told him she was too sick to go so he gave her heroin from the clock in the kitchen to smoke so that she would go,” the judge said.

Speaking after Brown’s sentencing, Caitlin’s mother, Deborah Hanna, said: “It’s just very disappointing regarding the charges because it doesn’t really send out a very strong message to people that there are severe repercussions for offences against women.”

Judge Donna McColgan KC told the court she had read the “poignant and heartfelt” victim impact statements from Ms Hanna, and Caitlin’s grandfather, Raymond, as well as a further victim impact statement from one of Brown’s other victims.

Ms Hanna said she was “consumed with haunting images of [Caitlin] being trafficked across the city we call home to strange men who had no regard for her body”.

MADISON COUNTY, Ind. — Parents of a woman with special needs have filed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging their daughter was forced to eat, choked and later died.

Annabroke Alverson of Anderson died on July 24, 2023, at the age of 24.

Her parents, Brian and Sandi Alverson, say Annabrooke’s caregiver Lisa Hudson and her employer, Assured Residential and Consulting, are to blame for their daughter’s death.

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“For this to happen with somebody that we trust and a company that we trust, it’s just heartbreaking,” said Sandi Alverson, Annabrooke’s mother.

They’re also raising concerns about what they call a lack of transparency at the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA), the state agency that investigated the incident.
 
“She deserved to be safe,” said Brian Alverson. “It was a failure on every level.”

 Annabrooke had autism and was nonverbal, yet she found ways to communicate with her parents.

 “She loved her movies, her music,” said Sandi. “She was just happy. A happy girl.”

 Annabrooke lived with her parents in Anderson, and they installed cameras inside the home.

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“If I was in another room, I could see her,” said Sandi. “She did have seizures, so I wanted to make sure she was safe.”

 When the couple had to leave the home, they relied on caregiving services including Assured Residential and Consulting LLC out of Indianapolis.

On July 20, 2023, a worker from Assured Residential and Consulting named Lisa Hudson was home with Annabrooke.

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The family says Hudson worked with them for years under other companies too.

 “We fully trusted her,” said Sandi. “She had been in the home for a while.”

Through Alverson’s attorney, Amy Davis, WRTV Investigates obtained video clips from inside the Alverson home.

The audio transcription is based on what’s in the lawsuit and FSSA’s investigation records of this incident.

*WARNING: VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED* The following video contains graphic imagery and intense subject matter that may be disturbing to some viewers.

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Based on the video, at 6 p.m, on July 20, Annabrooke was watching Barney with her dogs nearby when she got up to walk to the kitchen where Hudson was sitting.

Annabrooke was out of view.

“Annabrooke stop it,” said Hudson.

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Hudson pushed Annabrooke’s hand away.

A short time later, Annabrooke and Hudson were out of view of the camera but the recording picked up Hudson’s voice.

“You need to pull yourself all the way up,” said Hudson.

The dogs rushed into the kitchen.

“Eat it,” said Hudson. “Open.”

For several minutes, Hudson urged Annabrooke to eat.

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“No, you’re not done,” said Hudson. “You’re gonna gag. Ridiculous. You think you’re gonna win, you’re not.”

Annabrooke then made a high-pitched sound, which the Alverson’s attorney said is caused when an object is stuck in a person’s airway.

“Spit it up,” said Hudson. “Well you gonna die on me? Come on.”

Hudson called 911, court documents allege the call happened five minutes after the first gagging sound was heard.

“She’s choking on pizza, and I can’t get it up,” said Hudson to the 911 operator.

At 6:16 p.m., she told the 911 operator, “She’s gone, she’s gone, she’s gone, Annabrooke, she’s gone.”

When first responders arrived on scene, Annabrooke had no pulse and was not breathing, according to the lawsuit.

First responders had to use a special tool to remove pizza from her throat and clear Annabrooke’s airway, the lawsuit said.

They rushed Annabrooke to the hospital, which is when her parents got the phone call.

“When I got to the hospital, that’s when I knew it wasn’t good,” said Sandi Alverson. “She had tubes everywhere and wasn’t responding.”

Annabrooke never recovered and died four days later on July 24, 2023 at the age of 24.

“It was the worst day of my life,” said Brian Alverson. “Annabrooke was a beautiful, fun, she was my daughter. I loved her with all my heart.”

“When we went back and looked at the tapes, that’s when we realized something is not adding up,” said Sandi Alvesron. “Something is not right.”

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They believe Annabrooke’s death was not an accident.

Brian Alverson filed a wrongful death lawsuit on January 14 in Madison County against Lisa Hudson and Assured Residential and Consulting LLC, alleging the company knew Annabrooke was a choking risk but failed to follow her dining plan.

“Her food was supposed to be cut in little pieces and given a little bit at a time,” said Sandi.

A responding police officer found chewed-up pizza on the floor, which the lawsuit described as “the size of a baseball.’

“That big and it was down her throat,” said Brian. “It’s just, it’s wrong.”

Their lawsuit also alleges Hudson should not have been in their home on the day of the incident.

Hudson pleaded guilty and was convicted of theft on June 30, 2021. She was sentenced to probation.

State law prohibits companies from employing someone to work in a patient’s residence who has been convicted of theft within 10 years of the employment application date, read the lawsuit.

FSSA’s investigation found Assured Residential and Consulting hired Hudson on July 8, 2021 before completing a state background check.

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“We did not know that. It’s horrific,” said Brian. “She was defenseless and nonverbal.”

WRTV Investigates reached out to Hudson via email and knocked on her door in Anderson. We left a business card, but we haven’t heard back from her.

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WRTV Investigates also reached out to Assured Residential and Consulting and its attorneys.

We offered to sit down with them and watch the video of the incident.

They declined an interview, but provided a written statement on behalf of Assured Residential and Consulting.

“It was our privilege to provide essential supportive care for Annabrooke, and we are deeply saddened by the terribly unfortunate circumstances that led to her tragic passing. We have treated this incident with the utmost diligence and seriousness since it occurred, as we would with any matter concerning the well-being of our clients in need of support.  Our organization of caregivers sympathizes with the young woman’s family and shares in their grief.

As to the civil lawsuit filed by Annabrooke’s family seeking monetary damages, it is important to recognize that the complaint contains only allegations.  We remain committed to defending ourselves against the claims but cannot provide further comment while the legal case is pending.”

Assured Residential and Consulting provides Indiana Medicaid home and community-based waiver services, including respite service and transportation, read the lawsuit.

FSSA, the state agency that administers Medicaid in Indiana, conducted an investigation into Annabrooke’s death.

The state found multiple violations against Assured Residential and Consulting including that the company:

The state issued a corrective action plan that includes re-training staff and conducting an audit of employee files and background checks.
WRTV Investigates contacted FSSA asking if Assured Residential and Consulting has completed the corrective action plan and the requested audit.

“The case against Assured Residential and Consulting is closed,” said James Vaughn, spokesperson for FSSA in an email to WRTV. “The organization was fined and has completed all steps outlined in the corrective action plan. An inspection was not completed in this instance because the individual received services at home.”

WRTV Investigates tried to find more information about the fine on the FSSA website, as well as any additional information about the state’s interactions with Assured Residential and Consulting.

We couldn’t find any information.

As far as WRTV Investigates could tell, FSSA does not post inspection reports or summaries online for caregiving companies as they do for childcare facilities.

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 Brian and Sandi Alverson say that needs to change.

 “You can’t see what they’ve done, if anything is improved,” said Sandi Alverson. “When you’re looking for a company, you’re not going to see those things. There’s no transparency.”

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The Alversons are calling for change at the state level.

“That’s what we want to get out more than anything, aside from accountability, is transparency,” said Sandi.

WRTV Investigates filed a records request on February 12 for documents related to the state’s investigation into Assured Residential and Consulting, including a copy of the audit and proof the company completed the corrective action plan.

We have not received any records.

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However, on March 3 we received the following response from FSSA:

“Assured was fined $5,000 under IC 12-11-1.1-11(c) which was paid in December 2023.  At the time of the incident, the individual in question was working as a home and community-based service (HCBS) direct support professional (DSP).  This type of service does not include certified home health services.  They were not delivering a certified home health service in this incident and not working as a Home Health Aid or Certified Nursing Assistant.  Direct Support Professionals must have training on the support needs of the individuals they are working with and meet minimum qualifications (outlined in 460 IAC 6-14-5).

Published inspection reports do not exist for these types of in-home Medicaid waiver HCBS services.  If an HCBS direct support professional was prosecuted for a criminal offense as outlined in 460 IAC 6-10-5, the criminal record would exclude them from future employment with another company or agency providing these types of Medicaid waiver services.  Please see 460IAC-6-10-5 [in.gov] for the requirements for DSP background checks.  There are no state records maintained by FSSA tracking whether or where this individual may be currently employed.”

The Alversons moved to Florida, away from the Anderson home that has too many memories of their only child.

“She was the reason why I got up in the morning, and she deserves justice,” said Brian.

YouTuber Trisha Paytas is growing her family! The influencer and her husband Moses Hacmon announced they are expecting their third baby together. “MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN!”

The Just Trish podcaster first made her pregnancy announcement in her latest podcast episode and then went on to share a post on Instagram with the news. In the YouTube version of her podcast, the caption read, “Oops, she did it again! Trisha is PREGNANT with baby number three! Trish and Moses finally spill all the details after keeping their pregnancy a secret for months.” The couple’s third baby is due this July and she revealed that she would announce her baby’s sex on stage at an upcoming show.

The couple’s baby news comes less than one year after they welcomed their second baby together. Last June, the influencer gave birth to a baby girl named Elvis. They also share a two-year-old daughter named Malibu Barbie, who was born in September 2022. The YouTube creator has been open about her children’s name choices, revealing in a podcast episode last year that she had the names Malibu Barbie and Elvis picked out for her future children. “I’ve always manifested Malibu and Elvis.” At the time, she joked about what she would do if she got pregnant again, “If we have a third, we literally have no names for it, so that can’t happen.” We’ll be interested to see which moniker she comes up with for baby number 3!

The podcaster and her artist husband met during the filming of The Bach3lorette, a YouTube version of the Bachelor Nation TV series and started dating in 2020. They got engaged on Christmas Day that same year. One year later in December 2021, they tied the knot in Las Vegas. On their third anniversary last year, Trisha penned a lengthy post for her husband and gushed, in part, “I always envisioned being married with kids and having to dial back everything I do. But with Moses, it’s the opposite. He’s enhanced my life; made it better, made it easier. He’s the first person who didn’t try to dim my sparkle, but put the spotlight on to allow me to shine more.”

Congratulations to Trisha and Moses on the news of their third baby!

– WWE continues to expand their YouTube presence. On Thursday morning, the company announced the launch of their own new official WCW channel on YouTube. “Watch full WCW matches, full episodes of Monday Nitro and Thunder, complete pay-per-view events, and Clash of the Champions, featuring Sting, Ric Flair, The nWo, Goldberg and more,” read the announcement. “It’s Where The Big Boys Play!” Check out WWE’s new official WCW channel at YouTube.com/@WCW.

🚨 WCW ON YOUTUBE! 🚨

Watch full WCW matches, full episodes of Monday Nitro and Thunder, complete pay-per-view events, and Clash of the Champions, featuring Sting, Ric Flair, The nWo, Goldberg and more.

It’s Where The Big Boys Play!

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— WWE (@WWE) March 6, 2025

– “Main Event” Jey Uso will make a promotional appearance for Crickett Wireless on March 10, 2025 at 25 Victory Blvd., Ste 1B in Staten Island, New York from 10am until 12pm local time. “Meet me in ‘The Big Apple’ on 3/10,” wrote Uso via X. “YEET!”

Meet me in the big apple on 3/10.
YEET!
Jey https://t.co/488J6J3Wy5

— The Usos (@WWEUsos) March 5, 2025

– Also new from “Main Event” Jey Uso is the following video shared by the official WWE Games account on X, where the challenger for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 41 reacts to his WWE 2K25 video game rating.

“I should be going up” 📈

Jey Uso @WWEUsos reacts to his #WWE2K25 Rating and has some ideas on how to bump it up 😆 pic.twitter.com/uQIfZlxLF4

— #WWE2K25 (@WWEgames) March 6, 2025

– Travis Orndorff, son of WWE Hall of Fame legend “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff, surfaced on social media on Thursday to comment on his father being included in one of the WWE 2K25 DLC packs, which 2K announced this week.

“This morning I received the news that my Father, Paul Orndorff, would be part of WWE 2K25 from WWE Games,” Travis wrote via X. “I am grateful WWE has allowed me the opportunity to continue his legacy. I pray this gives you as much joy as it does me.”

This morning I received the news that my Father, Paul Orndorff, would be part of #WWE2K25 from @WWEgames.

I am grateful @WWE has allowed me the opportunity to continue his legacy.

I pray this gives you as much joy as it does me.

– Travis Orndorff #WWE pic.twitter.com/6HFhtytXUh

— Paul Orndorff (Legacy) (@PaulOrndorffWWE) March 5, 2025

A Football Association doctor who donated a kidney to save her mother’s life is embroiled in a £1 million court row with her now estranged parent.

Sonia Bains and her sister, Sharn Bains, are being sued by their mother, Camilla Bains, over the ownership of an £800,000 house and £340,000 in cash that the parent has claimed her daughters were given to look after for her after her divorce.

A judge in London has been told that the mother had been seriously ill for many years and had undergone three kidney transplants.

The last operation took place in 2017 and Sonia, a team doctor for the Football Association, who previously worked for the women’s sides at Arsenal and Brentford, was the donor.

Lawyers for Sonia,

Traumatic events can stick around in your mind for years. Researchers are finding that your trauma can even linger in your genes for generations.

That means that the pain and suffering we inflict on each other turns into misery our children and grandchildren will be dealing with. Even if they never directly experienced the trauma themselves.

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Trauma Can Be Inherited Through Genetics

Researchers analyzed DNA from 48 Syrian families across three generations. The families included women who were pregnant during the 1982 Hama massacre or the 2011 Syrian uprising. The DNA samples, collected from individuals living in Jordan, revealed changes in their epigenetic markers.

They found that 14 big changes were not in their DNA sequences themselves, but in how the sequences function. Eight of these changes were passed down from grandparents to grandchildren, who had not experienced the violence firsthand. The modifications were linked to mental health issues like depression, anxiety, and accelerated aging, which itself increases the risk of age-related illnesses.

Trauma Can Alter Your Genetics—and the Genetics of Future Generations

The study examined trauma from war, but the findings can be applied to any form of violence, like domestic abuse, sexual abuse, gun violence, or what have you. Violence sends ripple effects across generations, turning a personal problem into a family problem and then into a societal problem, especially when the violence affects people caught in the middle of a war.

 One of the study’s authors, Connie Mulligan, said, “In the midst of all this violence we can still celebrate their extraordinary resilience. They are living fulfilling, productive lives, having kids, carrying on traditions.” She continued, “The idea that trauma and violence can have repercussions on future generations should help people be more empathetic, help policymakers pay more attention to the problem of violence.”