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Time of India
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Ayesha Curry credits Stephen Curry for her bikini bod shot, calls him 'love of my life'
Image credit: Ayesha Curry/Instagram Ayesha Curry recently shared a bunch of pictures capturing moments of her joyful life with husband Stephen Curry and their four kids. The post came a day after the birthday celebration of their elder son, Canon. It seems the family chose to mark the occasion with some quality time together. Ayesha has now credited the photographer behind her perfectly clicked bikini shot and followed it with a romantic picture with Stephen. Ayesha Curry reveals who took her bikini photo On Thursday, Ayesha again posted the same picture on her Instagram Stories, posing on the green lawns of their home in a two-piece swimsuit. With her hands on her head, she sported a backwards cap and let her long hair fall to the front. She added a film emoji and tagged Stephen Curry as the photographer. Following that, Ayesha shared a sweet picture of her and Stephen, simply captioning it 'LOML,' short for 'Love of My Life'. The two looked happy together, smiling warmly at the camera. Stephen and Ayesha have been married for nearly 14 years and share four children: daughters Riley (12) and Ryan (9), and sons Canon (7) and Caius (1). On the occasion of their son Canon's seventh birthday, Ayesha wrote, 'Our Canon Jack turned SEVEN today! 7?! I truly don't know where the time goes. He is the most passionate, empathetic, and headstrong human being I've ever met. I can't believe God blessed me with the privilege of being his mama.' Stephen, on the other hand, shared a few photos of Canon making funny faces on the beach. 'My guy CWJC is 7! Laughs, jokes, country & Patwa accents and 1000 'look what I can do's a day. We love you, Young Wolf,' he wrote in his birthday message. Stephen is currently enjoying the offseason with his family while also recovering from a hamstring injury. The Golden State Warriors exited the playoffs earlier than expected as Stephen stayed off the court to focus on his recovery. Also Read: Ayesha Curry sends heartfelt birthday wishes for her 'sweet' Hollywood friend Lindsay Lohan Meanwhile, Ayesha, an entrepreneur, continues to work on multiple projects. She recently launched a kid-friendly drink as part of a brand led by Michelle Obama. For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here . Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
New York Post
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
How Freddie Mercury bonded with his ex-fiancée's new partner
Freddie Mercury wrote 'Love of My Life' — the ballad from Queen's classic 1975 album 'A Night at the Opera' — about Mary Austin, his girlfriend he met in 1969. And even after he came out as bisexual to his then-fiancée in the '70s, ending their romantic relationship, the two retained their special, loving bond. In fact, Mercury remained extremely close to Austin even after she found another partner in bassist Jo Burt. Advertisement 5 Freddie Mercury remained very close to former fiancée Mary Austin after he came out to her as bisexual in 1976. Getty Images 5 'It was an amazing thing to be asked to record with him,' said Jo Burt of working with Freddie Mercury on 'Mr. Bad Guy.' therealjoburt/X 'This was the great love of his life, in a sense,' Burt exclusively told The Post. 'I think he was quite lucky because I was the kind of guy who appreciated the love they had between them.' Advertisement Burt met Austin in 1981, five years after she had split up with Mercury. 'I'd been introduced to Mary, and she and I became partners for the next six years or so,' said Burt. Knowing Austin's history with Mercury, Burt was 'a bit nervous' about meeting the 'Bohemian Rhapsody' singer. 'Obviously, the initial introduction to him was pretty nerve-racking,' he said about meeting a 'cautious' Mercury. 'He was going to have to agree to somebody else taking over that part of his life.' But Mercury was won over by Burt, grateful that Austin had found a new love in her life. Advertisement 5 Freddie Mercury's former fiancée Mary Austin was with the Queen singer until the end when he died from AIDS in 1991. Getty Images 'He often said to me how pleased he was that she was happy and her life was expanding more than I think probably she expected,' said Burt. 'I never ever got between that friendship that they had. I understood it completely, and I think he appreciated that fact as well.' Indeed, Burt himself became 'very close' with Mercury as a result of their mutual love for Austin, who was with the Queen frontman until the very end when he died from AIDS in 1991 and inherited most of his fortune. 'I got to know Freddie really well, ' said Burt. 'I lived in the flat that he bought for [Austin], and I became very much part of his family. Advertisement 5 'I never ever got between that friendship that they had,' said Jo Burt of Freddie Mercury's relationship with Mary Austin. Alan Davidson / Shutterstock 'The rest of the guys in Queen, they each had their own sort of family situations, which they pretty much retired to when they weren't working,' he continued. 'And Freddie had his own, although not with a wife and kids. It really was quite a family affair.' Burt and Mercury also bonded over their music connection. 'Funny enough, I was being managed by John Reid, who also managed Freddie sometime before,' he said. 'And the fact that he was in the same business that I was … we understood each other.' Indeed, when Mercury set out to make his debut solo album 'Mr. Bad Guy' — which was released 40 years ago on April 29, 1985 — he recruited Burt to play fretless bass on 'Man Made Paradise.' 5 Jo Burt played fretless bass on Freddie Mercury's 1985 debut solo album, 'Mr. Bad Guy.' Hollywood Records 'It was an amazing thing to be asked to record with him,' said Burt. 'I played almost exclusively fretless bass by this time, and Freddie was quite intrigued by that. He used to joke that I've been ripped off because I didn't have any frets. 'But it was a fantastic situation to sit in the studio [across from Mercury], as opposed to across the dining room table. I'd love to say that I was second only to [Queen's] John Deacon as a bass player.'
Broadcast Pro
10-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Broadcast Pro
Kanal D International sells ‘Love of My Life' to Serbia
Kanal D International has continued its international expansion as the romantic comedy Love of My Life (Hayatımın Aşkı) secures a deal in Serbia, where it will soon air. Starring Hande Doğandemir, Serkan Çayoğlu and Berk Hakman, the series follows Gökçe, a driven young woman determined to win the heart of her longtime crush and boss, Demir. Blending romance, humor and heartfelt moments, the show has resonated with audiences through its engaging storyline and relatable characters. With this latest sale, Kanal D International strengthens its presence in the region, further delivering premium Turkish content to Serbian viewers.
