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Yahoo
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Will The Chi's Tiff Choose Victor or Nuck? ‘It's Complicated,' EP Justin Hillian Says
The biggest deal to happen in this week's The Chi? Emmett surviving Reg's gunshot and, upon waking in the hospital, immediately asking Kiesha to marry him. A close second, at least in our eyes? Yet another development in the Tiffany-Nuck-Victor love triangle, as she pushed Victor away for keeping a major secret from her. More from TVLine Dexter: Resurrection's Michael C. Hall Says Premiere's Surprise Cameos Were the 'Best Way to Start' - Who Came Back? Dexter: Resurrection's Michael C. Hall on Why He 'Rolled the Dice' to Bring His Iconic Killer Back From the Dead - Watch And Just Like That EPs Tease the Fallout From Aidan's Big Bombshell: 'It Could Make Them Vulnerable' 'Why you ain't tell me Reg was still alive?' Tiff asked as Victor settled in next to her in the hospital's waiting room. His sheepish explanation — that he hadn't told anyone about his estranged brother's continued existence — didn't do much for her. 'I thought we had something,' she said. And even though he confirmed that there were real feelings between them, she pulled away, saying they were 'moving too fast.' By the end of the episode, she was texting with Nuck — her other would-be suitor — and lightly flirting as she thanked him for putting together a crib for the baby that's due any day now. Obviously, Tiff is grieving Rob, the father of her child who was murdered at the end of last season. And she has no idea that Nuck pulled the trigger that ended his life. For the latest on the contest for the expectant mother's heart, we went to the experts: The Chi co-showrunners Justin Hillian and Jewel Coronel. TVLINE | I'm in love with Tiff and Victor as as couple, even though I think I might get my heart broken on that one. Would you call it a triangle, what's happening between them and Nuck?JUSTIN HILLIAN | It's… complicated. [Laughs] TVLINE | It's a square, because Alicia's on the end, being like, 'Do not do this.'JEWEL CORONEL | [Laughs] 'Do not pass Go.' I think that's one of those things, too. It's like The Chi balance, the dichotomy of characters where you have someone like Victor, who has been Trig. You have someone like Nuck, who's only known had to be a certain way. So it's like: What does Tiff want for her future, having lost someone so important to her? It's more in the idea of [the show] being female-centric this season, like, you know what? Where do you want to be in the next year, Tiff? Because these are two very different | We wanted to give her that agency. We wanted to present two very different options for her, and have them both pursue her, and have her decide — to Jewel's point — which which way she wanted to go. Who do think Tiff should choose? Let us know in the comments below. Best of TVLine Yellowjackets' Tawny Cypress Talks Episode 4's Tai/Van Reunion: 'We're All Worried About Taissa' Vampire Diaries Turns 10: How Real-Life Plot Twists Shaped Everything From the Love Triangle to the Final Death Vampire Diaries' Biggest Twists Revisited (and Explained)
Sky News
29-05-2025
- General
- Sky News
Man jailed for at least 24 years over murder of Elgin woman
A man who went on a spending spree after beating a mother-of-two to death in Moray has been jailed for at least 24 years. Owen Grant, 43, killed Lucretia Donaghy, 32, known as Kiesha, at her home in Elgin in November 2023. Judge Lord Scott said Grant murdered the "unarmed and defenceless" woman by repeatedly striking her on the head and body with a claw hammer or similar implement. Ms Donaghy died as a result of blunt force head injuries. Lord Scott described the frenzied attack as "exceptionally savage" and "brutal". He told Grant: "Whatever implement you used, whether a claw hammer or something similar, the murder weapon was never found, undoubtedly disposed of by you in calm and calculated efforts to conceal your crime and dispose of any evidence in its immediate aftermath." The court heard there had been no evidence of provocation, with Grant accused of murdering Ms Donaghy for money. Lord Scott stated: "On the evidence, you were struggling to pay your rent at the time. On your own evidence, you owed Lucretia Donaghy money for drugs. "Almost immediately after her death, you embarked, once again calmly, on a spending spree involving attending to your own needs and drug habit. "You went from having only £12.36 in the bank on 15 November 2023 to frittering away hundreds of pounds on cocaine in a matter of three or four days. "Frittering away hundreds of pounds of the murdered Lucretia Donaghy's money entirely on your own selfish purposes. You started to do so before her body had even been discovered, within no more than two hours of her death." Grant denied any wrongdoing but was on Thursday found guilty of murder following a trial at the High Court in Edinburgh. Lord Scott handed him a life sentence with at least 24 years behind bars. The judge highlighted a victim impact statement prepared by Ms Donaghy's mother, Amanda Gow. Lord Scott said: "She mourns for her daughter and the life Kiesha would have had. Her mind returns constantly to Kiesha's final minutes, wondering if she was in pain." In a statement released through Police Scotland, Ms Gow thanked all those who have shown support. She added: "Life without Kiesha will never be the same. She was my only daughter and my first born. Her two daughters will have to live their lives without their mum. "I still cannot get my head around the fact that she is gone and that her life was taken in such a brutal way." Detective Superintendent Lorna Ferguson said it had been a "complex enquiry", but Grant was now facing the consequences of his actions. She added: "My thoughts remain with Kiesha's family and friends as they continue to try to come to terms with what happened. I hope the verdict will bring them some form of justice."
