Although Kayla Sessler seems to have been getting serious with her boyfriend, many suspect that wedding bells won’t be ringing any time soon.
Amid rumors that she’s split up from Luke Davis, Kayla seems to be getting flirty on Instagram.
Source: Instagram, @ kayla_sessler
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Kenya Moore shared a photo featuring herself wearing a gorgeous pink dress and fans love it. She also had an important message for her followers on IG.
‘The world is yours! It’s all in how you view it ❤️ Have a great Monday! Photo credit @cynthiabailey,’ Kenya captioned her post.
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Someone said: ‘You are giving us content lately and I’m here for it. More please,’ and another follower posted this message: ‘You inspire me so much.
Despite being in a fierce court battle with Dr Luke and her record label, Kesha has accordingly registered a brand new song on BMI. The song comes as an ongoing war between Kesha and Sony heats up as the star pleads to be released from the major record label.
Today, Kesha registered her new track – the first for quite some time – titled Buried Alive.
The song is co-written by the US star, along with the likes of Erik Olof Lewander and Sacha Skarbek; both being famously known for their work with successful artists such as Miley Cyrus’ Wrecking Ball.
One of the wildest things about King Charles’s reign is that he insists on all of this simultaneously: a slimmed-down and very old monarchy; significantly fewer patronages, charities and royal events; and most importantly, the same amount of money, if not more money, from the Sovereign Grant. QEII used to support a large coterie of working royals and extended family from the Sovereign Grant. Nowadays, it’s just Princess Anne, the Edinburghs and the Kents.