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Courier-Mail
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Courier-Mail
Camila Cabello and billionaire heir boyfriend pack on PDA in Ibiza
Don't miss out on the headlines from Hook Ups & Break Ups. Followed categories will be added to My News. Camila Cabello's romance is heating up. The US pop star, 28, was spotted packing on the PDA with her billionaire heir boyfriend, Henry Junior Chalhoub, in Ibiza, Spain at the weekend. The couple, who have been dating since at least November last year, were seen sharing a passionate kiss on a dock, with Cabello lying on top of Chalhoub. They were also seen in a steamy make-out session during a swim in the ocean. Camila Cabello packs on the PDA with her boyfriend Henry Junior Chalhoub. Picture: BACKGRID The couple are enjoying a romantic getaway in Ibiza, Spain. Picture: BACKGRID The duo were first photographed in yet another PDA-filled beach outing in St Barts in January. Cabello, who shot to fame in 2012 as part of the pop group Fifth Harmony before forging a solo career, is yet to comment on her blossoming relationship. Chalhoub, 39, for his part, is the heir to his family's lucrative Dubai-based luxury fashion distribution company Chalhoub Group. The company was listed on Forbes' Top 100 Arab Family Businesses list in 2023, with Chalhoub's grandfather Michel reported to be worth $US1.7 billion as of 2019. Cabello and Chalhoub have been dating since at least November. Picture: BACKGRID Cabello and Chalhoub were first romantically linked late last year when they were seen getting cozy at an Elie Saab fashion show afterparty in Saudi Arabia. The Latin Grammy award winner's last major romance was with her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Canadian pop singer Shawn Mendes. Cabello and Mendes began dating in July 2019 until their split in November 2021. Cabello was previously in a high-profile relationship with Shawn Mendes. Picture:They later sparked reconciliation rumours in April 2023 when they were photographed kissing at the Coachella music festival. However, Cabello sat down with Alex Cooper on the Call Her Daddy podcast in March last year, declaring their reunion 'didn't feel right.' 'I'm kind of impulsive in that way, I would say. If I feel it, I say it and I'm not really good at not doing that,' Cabello said at the time. 'I would rather say it and see what happens, and then wake up the next day and see that it's been heavily documented. I opted for that route. It is what it is. It was a great route, it was a fun time. It was a fun moment. 'I will always care about him and love him. He's such a good person and I'm lucky because some people have exes that are awful, and he is not. He's a really kind, good person.' Originally published as Camila Cabello and billionaire heir boyfriend pack on the PDA in Ibiza
AU Financial Review
18-07-2025
- Business
- AU Financial Review
BHP suffers $2.6b potash blowout
BHP's push into Canadian potash has suffered cost and schedule blowouts that will see the Jansen mine cost up to $US1.7 billion ($2.6 billion) more than previously expected. BHP originally expected to spend $US5.7 billion building the first stage of the Jansen mine in the province of Saskatchewan, but said on Friday the budget would rise to between $US7 billion and $US7.4 billion.
Sydney Morning Herald
04-06-2025
- Climate
- Sydney Morning Herald
WA news LIVE: Man swept away by tornado in freak incident in WA's Great Southern; WA pet registry in limbo as anti-puppy farming laws begin
Latest posts Latest posts 9.30am Man swept away by tornado in freak incident in WA's Great Southern A West Australian man has revealed he was caught up in wild weather this week – swept away by a tornado while at work. Fencing contractor and father of two Darcy Clode was working at a farm down in Franklin River, in the state's Great Southern, when he spotted the tornado approaching from a distance. He said in a split second, the force of the wind had dragged him across the ground and into a fence and flipped his ute, with his dog inside, onto its roof. You can hear the full details below. 9.30am Across the nation and around the world Here's what's making headlines today: Senator Dorinda Cox described Labor as patronising to women and people of colour and claimed the party cared more about its donors than members in her application to run for the Greens in 2020. US President Donald Trump has played down the chances of successful peace talks in the Russia-Ukraine war after a phone call with Vladimir Putin, and foreshadowed Russian retaliation to the weekend's surprise Ukrainian attacks on Russian air bases. The heirs to Sol Goldman's real estate fortune are taking a new step in their battle over a property empire worth more than $US1.7 billion ($2.6 billion). Tech titan Elon Musk ratcheted up his offensive against US President Donald Trump's signature tax bill, urging that Americans contact their lawmakers to 'KILL' the legislation. At least 11 people are dead and more than 30 injured after a stampede on Wednesday as crowds tried to enter a cricket stadium in southern India's Karnataka state, authorities said.
The Age
04-06-2025
- Climate
- The Age
WA news LIVE: Man swept away by tornado in freak incident in WA's Great Southern; WA pet registry in limbo as anti-puppy farming laws begin
Latest posts Latest posts 9.30am Man swept away by tornado in freak incident in WA's Great Southern A West Australian man has revealed he was caught up in wild weather this week – swept away by a tornado while at work. Fencing contractor and father of two Darcy Clode was working at a farm down in Franklin River, in the state's Great Southern, when he spotted the tornado approaching from a distance. He said in a split second, the force of the wind had dragged him across the ground and into a fence and flipped his ute, with his dog inside, onto its roof. You can hear the full details below. 9.30am Across the nation and around the world Here's what's making headlines today: Senator Dorinda Cox described Labor as patronising to women and people of colour and claimed the party cared more about its donors than members in her application to run for the Greens in 2020. US President Donald Trump has played down the chances of successful peace talks in the Russia-Ukraine war after a phone call with Vladimir Putin, and foreshadowed Russian retaliation to the weekend's surprise Ukrainian attacks on Russian air bases. The heirs to Sol Goldman's real estate fortune are taking a new step in their battle over a property empire worth more than $US1.7 billion ($2.6 billion). Tech titan Elon Musk ratcheted up his offensive against US President Donald Trump's signature tax bill, urging that Americans contact their lawmakers to 'KILL' the legislation. At least 11 people are dead and more than 30 injured after a stampede on Wednesday as crowds tried to enter a cricket stadium in southern India's Karnataka state, authorities said.
Sydney Morning Herald
04-06-2025
- Business
- Sydney Morning Herald
The family feud over a $2.6 billion New York property empire
The heirs to Sol Goldman's real estate fortune are taking a new step in their battle over a property empire worth more than $US1.7 billion ($2.6 billion). One of Sol's daughters, Amy Goldman Fowler, and a grandson, Steven Gurney-Goldman, asked a New York court to remove two of Sol's daughters, Jane Goldman and Diane Goldman Kemper, as executors of the estate of Lillian Goldman, Sol's wife who died more than two decades ago. Lillian's estate was most recently valued at $US656 million in 2022, and her trust was valued at $US1.07 billion. The family owns interests in marquee Manhattan properties including the ground leases for the Mark Hotel and the Peninsula New York hotel. In filings in Surrogate's Court in New York — which handles wills and estates — Steven and Amy allege that Jane has made efforts to wrest control of the property empire from certain family members and has refused to distribute the estate and trust's assets in the two decades since Lillian died. Amy and Steven are also separately seeking to remove Jane as a trustee of the Lillian Goldman Marital Trust, according to one of the filings. Steven and Amy claim that, as of 2022, the estate and trust had $US100 million in liquid assets that could 'easily be distributed' to the beneficiaries, but allege that Jane and Diane were holding those assets hostage. 'Steven and Amy's latest filing in Surrogate's Court attempts to revive claims that were a part of that baseless scheme and that the New York Supreme Court dismissed last year for having been filed in the wrong forum, over Steven and Amy's strong objection,' Jane and Diane's lawyer Jason Cyrulnik said. 'We look forward to further exposing their leverage scheme and defeating it in due course.' In one document filed Wednesday, Steven alleges that Jane uses Diane as her proxy to obtain control over estate assets. Steven also alleged concerns about Diane's lack of capacity to serve as co-executor, citing an instance in 2024 when he claimed Diane couldn't recall key details of the family business structure during a deposition. 'Sadly, Diane suffers from substantial health issues that have diminished her mental capacity to the point that she can no longer serve as co-executor of the Estate,' according to Steven's filing. 'In fact, as a result of her incapacity, Diane is currently unaware that she is serving as co-executor, which has enabled Jane to take advantage of Diane to the detriment of other beneficiaries.'
