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Yahoo
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
NEWS OF THE WEEK: Samantha Barks welcomes second child
The Les Misérables actress and her husband, Alex Michael Stoll, announced the arrival of their daughter Felicity by sharing a black-and-white photo of Samantha pressing her lips against the newborn's forehead as they rest in a hospital bed. They simply captioned their joint Instagram post, "Hello Felicity," with a love heart emoji. Samantha, 34, met fellow stage actor Alex when they starred alongside each other in the Broadway musical adaptation of Pretty Woman in 2018. They got married in Italy in June 2022 and welcomed their first child, a son named Rafael, in October 2023.
Malay Mail
4 hours ago
- Malay Mail
Newborn with umbilical cord still attached found alive in plastic bag near Kuala Selangor mosque
SHAH ALAM, June 28 — A newborn baby boy, wrapped in a plastic bag, was found abandoned by the roadside near a mosque in Kampung Api-Api, Kuala Selangor on Friday night. Kuala Selangor police chief Supt Azaharudin Tajudin said the discovery was reported to police by Sungai Buloh Hospital at around 9.11 pm. 'According to initial findings, the baby was full-term and in stable condition, weighing 2.135 kilogrammes. He is believed to be less than a week old, with his umbilical cord still attached,' he said in a statement today. The infant, found by a member of the public, has since been transferred to Tanjong Karang Hospital for medical check-ups. Azaharudin urged anyone with information to come forward to the nearest police station or contact Investigating Officer Insp Siti Mazliah Azizi at 017-6649100. The case is being investigated under Section 317 of the Penal Code for exposure and abandonment of a child. — Bernama
Yahoo
16 hours ago
- Yahoo
Phoenix newborn found 'clinging to life' at home near dead mother
A welfare check in Phoenix revealed a woman who was possibly dead for several days and her newborn baby near her, still alive but in critical condition, according to police. Officers went to the woman's home near Central Avenue and Illini Street on May 14 after a neighbor hadn't seen or heard from a mother and her newborn in several days. Inside the home, officers discovered the mother had died, but her baby was still alive, "dehydrated and clinging to life," Phoenix police said. Officers opened a window to the apartment and saw the woman motionless on the floor and an infant lying on the bed visibly emaciated, according to police. Bodycam footage of the incident showed police entering the home, finding the infant, and removing the baby from the home to be evaluated by Phoenix fire officials. The newborn was taken to a hospital to recover. Police said the infant's condition greatly improved, and the newborn was expected to survive. Police said detectives took over the investigation, while the Department of Child Safety was working with investigators and family. The Office of the Medical Examiner is investigating the cause and manner of death of the baby's mother. Police have not released the woman's name. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Arizona newborn found in home near dead mother
Daily Mail
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Teddy Swims welcomes his first child with girlfriend Raiche Wright as he shares adorable snaps of his newborn son
Teddy Swims has welcomed his first child with his girlfriend Raiche Wright as he shared an adorable snap of his newborn. The American singer-songwriter, 32, took to Instagram on Friday to share his happy news. '6.23.25 We love you lil man,' Teddy wrote as he shared a collection of black and white snaps of his baby boy.
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Daily Mail
Heartbreaking video shows newborn all alone in apartment for a week after mom met tragic fate
A newborn baby girl found 'barely clinging to life' beside her death mother is expected to survive thanks to the heroic actions of police. Officers stormed a Phoenix apartment on May 14 as they carried out a welfare check on a new mother who had not been seen for several days, heartbreaking body camera footage released Thursday shows. Police arrived at the home, peered through an open window and saw the mother lying 'motionless' in the unit. They shouted out 'hello' and shined a flashlight into the home and onto the infant's face, causing her to move slightly. 'The baby is here and the baby is still alive,' one officer said. Another replied: 'We need to go.' Officers rushed to the front door, kicked it in and raced towards the infant, whose body was swaddled in a blanket and lying on a bed next to her mother's body. 'Hi,' an officer said as he approached the baby girl. 'Come here. Come here.' The newborn, who was severely dehydrated and emaciated, wiggled her toes as the officer picked her up and carried her outside saying, 'come on, come on little one'. The mother had been dead for at least a week by the time the baby was rescued, police said. The newborn was treated by firefighters at the scene and transferred to a nearby hospital in critical condition. She has 'improved greatly' and is 'expected to survive', police revealed Thursday. Neighbors at the apartment complex called police to conduct a welfare check after seeing packages piling up outside the unit. They told police they had not seen the woman 'for days'. 'The mother had passed away while the child was still on the bed still curled up where the mother had left them,' Sgt. Brian Bower told Arizona's Family. 'It wasn't learned until well after the fact from doctors and staff at the hospital that if the police officers didn't immediately provide aide and didn't immediately go into the apartment, the child may not have survived much longer.' The mother's cause of death remains under investigation. Her identity has not yet been released to the public. No information has been given as to whether the girl's father is on the scene. The Department of Child Safety is also involved in the case. Sgt. Bower has praised the 'immediate actions' of his officers, which saved the baby's life, as well as the community for requesting help when they noticed 'something unusual'.
