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The French government has announced it will move to block five of the world's major porn sites from tomorrow unless they introduce protective measures to ensure all users are aged 18 or over. Adult websites Pornhub, xHamster, XVideos, XNXX and Tukif were given until today to implement stricter age controls on users looking to access their content. The move by France's Higher Audiovisual Council looks to force the websites to comply with a law introduced last year which made it compulsory to carry out proper age verification checks for adult content. The council said the sites' current tactic of simply asking users to fill out a check-box stating they are over 18 is not satisfactory and that they are breaking the law by failing to introduce better controls.   If effective verification is not implemented, the council said it would ask a judge to block the sites.  'Children faced by such content can suffer lasting shock at the very least,' the council said.   The French government has announced it will move to block five of the world's major porn sites from tomorrow unless they introduce protective measures to ensure all users are aged 18 or over (stock image) To successfully pass an acceptable age check, users would have to provide some form of verifiable identity document, or other personal information such as bank accounts, credit cards or mobile phone contracts.   Justine Atlan, director of the child safety association e-Enfance, said: 'It is important to put pornography sites under pressure so they cannot continue to flout the legal framework to which they have themselves agreed.' 'The protection of children online is in no way contradictory to individual freedoms,' he said.   RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Pandemic fuels 329% rise in revenge porn offences in London:... Single mum-of-two funds her new dream home on OnlyFans where... Share this article Share Pornhub meanwhile argued that such rigorous checks would encroach on users' privacy and challenged the accusation that it had done little to safeguard its community. The porn giant said it 'has dedicated itself to developing industry-leading safeguards for the protection of its community.' 'French regulators should strive to emulate that commitment, rather than implementing plans that infringe upon the privacy of adults and leave large areas of the adult industry completely unchecked.'  Britain does not yet have such age verification controls in place, but a cross-party parliamentary committee announced on December 14 that they would push for the upcoming Draft Online Safety Bill to include similar protections for children trying to access adult content.  The move sees France align with European neighbours Germany in their efforts to bring about change in the adult industry by taking action against sites and organisations that do not prevent children from accessing adult content.  The two EU-member states share some of the world's strictest rules for the regulation of adult content.  Britain meanwhile does not yet have such controls in place, but a cross-party parliamentary committee announced on December 14 that they would push for the upcoming Draft Online Safety Bill to include similar protections for children trying to access adult content. The long-awaited legislation will impose a duty of care on tech giants to protect users from harmful content. It will install Ofcom as regulator with the power to fine them up to 10 per cent of their global turnover. The Government has two months to respond to the committee's recommendations and the bill is due to be put to Parliament next year. France

The French government has announced it will move to block five of the world's major porn sites from tomorrow unless they introduce protective measures to ensure all users are aged 18 or over. Adult websites Pornhub, xHamster, XVideos, XNXX and Tukif were given until today to implement stricter age controls on users looking to access their content. The move by France's Higher Audiovisual Council looks to force the websites to comply with a law introduced last year which made it compulsory to carry out proper age verification checks for adult content. The council said the sites' current tactic of simply asking users to fill out a check-box stating they are over 18 is not satisfactory and that they are breaking the law by failing to introduce better controls.   If effective verification is not implemented, the council said it would ask a judge to block the sites.  'Children faced by such content can suffer lasting shock at the very least,' the council said.   The French government has announced it will move to block five of the world's major porn sites from tomorrow unless they introduce protective measures to ensure all users are aged 18 or over (stock image) To successfully pass an acceptable age check, users would have to provide some form of verifiable identity document, or other personal information such as bank accounts, credit cards or mobile phone contracts.   Justine Atlan, director of the child safety association e-Enfance, said: 'It is important to put pornography sites under pressure so they cannot continue to flout the legal framework to which they have themselves agreed.' 'The protection of children online is in no way contradictory to individual freedoms,' he said.   RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Pandemic fuels 329% rise in revenge porn offences in London:... Single mum-of-two funds her new dream home on OnlyFans where... Share this article Share Pornhub meanwhile argued that such rigorous checks would encroach on users' privacy and challenged the accusation that it had done little to safeguard its community. The porn giant said it 'has dedicated itself to developing industry-leading safeguards for the protection of its community.' 'French regulators should strive to emulate that commitment, rather than implementing plans that infringe upon the privacy of adults and leave large areas of the adult industry completely unchecked.'  Britain does not yet have such age verification controls in place, but a cross-party parliamentary committee announced on December 14 that they would push for the upcoming Draft Online Safety Bill to include similar protections for children trying to access adult content.  The move sees France align with European neighbours Germany in their efforts to bring about change in the adult industry by taking action against sites and organisations that do not prevent children from accessing adult content.  The two EU-member states share some of the world's strictest rules for the regulation of adult content.  Britain meanwhile does not yet have such controls in place, but a cross-party parliamentary committee announced on December 14 that they would push for the upcoming Draft Online Safety Bill to include similar protections for children trying to access adult content. The long-awaited legislation will impose a duty of care on tech giants to protect users from harmful content. It will install Ofcom as regulator with the power to fine them up to 10 per cent of their global turnover. The Government has two months to respond to the committee's recommendations and the bill is due to be put to Parliament next year. France

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The first television hot news for the day is about popular TV actress Drashti Dhami, who is currently stationed in Austria for her upcoming show Pardes Mein Hai Mera Dil. The actress carries a pocket-size German dictionary to communicate with people over there. Drashti says that she carries her pocket-size dictionary everywhere to avoid any communication gaps and to learn as much as she can during her stay in Austria. Drashti also expressed her love of earning new languages and she personally feels one should be open to learning new languages. She feels glad that of getting the opportunity to learn one of her favourite languages, German, which she always wanted to learn and speak fluently. The TV beauty will be seen romancing TV actor Arjun Bijlani in the Star Plus show. The duo will be seen as Raghav and Naina in the show. The second television gossip of the day is about actor Akshay Dogra. The actor who is currently seen in &TV's Waaris is all set to go shirtless in the upcoming episodes of TV show. Akshay says that he is comfortable with his looks and because we live in an age where television influences the young very easily. If we continuously showcase the young generation with imagery bodies, we are indirectly putting unnecessary stress on them to be the same. The actor further said that he is extremely comfortable with the way he looks and he would also advise people to enjoy life. Actress Pallavi Pradhan, who is currently seen as Surili in Life OK's Bahu Hamari Rajnikant recently injured her knee while shooting for a particular sequence of show. The actress fell and in order to save the mic which was near her right leg as she had put the pressure on her left leg which got her knee injured. Pallavi said that she met with an accident on the sets of the show which injured her knee. Talking about how supportive her show's production house was, she said that the production people helped her a lot by allowing her to leave early so that she can visit her doctor and get physiotherapy. All the actors helped her talk around the set. In fact, they also give her breaks if certain scenes require her to stand for long as her knee can't take it and everyone, including co-stars and the crew, is extremely supportive of her condition. Actress Parul Chauhan made her small screen debut with producer Rajan Shahi show Sapna Babul Ka Bidaai on Star Plus. Later, bokep the actress was seen in Amrit Manthan. And now, Parul is back with the production house in its extremely popular show on Star Plus, Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai. And this time the actress has experimented with her role by taking up very unusual role. We are very sure that this role will only add credentials in her acting career. We hear that Parul has been roped in to play the step-mother of Karthik. A source revealed that she will be seen as an over-ambitious, money-loving mother to Karthik. So these were television hot news for the day. Stay tuned for more such latest television gossip. Author is banker by profession and in his free time writes television news and gossip blogs in India. Stay tuned for more such latest television hot news of your favorite celebrities and serials. To know more, visit Kinky Little Boots .

PARIS, Sept 6 (Reuters) - A Paris court is set to rule next month on whether a French regulator has the right to block access to international porn sites in France unless those sites can guarantee they can prevent minors under 18 from accessing them. Following a complaint by children's rights associations, French audiovisual and digital regulator Arcom in December 2021 gave notice to five porn sites including Pornhub, requiring them to prove they were blocking access to minors in line with July 2020 French legislation. An Arcom official said that since then the regulator had seen no indication the sites were putting in place systems that could really block access for minors, it decided to take legal action. The four other sites being challenged by the regulator are Tukif, Xhamster, Xnxx and Xvideos. The regulator said it wanted the court to order French internet service providers such as Orange, Free and SFR to block access to these porn sites on French territory until they have a solid system for blocking access to minors. At a hearing on Tuesday, lawyers for the porn sites argued the court was not authorised to rule on the case as the law was not in line with the constitution. The court will now rule on Oct. 4 whether it can decide on the issue or whether the case needs to go to the appeals court, an Arcom official said. Currently, porn sites in France only have to display a disclaimer button on which users can click to say that they are over 18, but there is no verification of their actual age. An Arcom official said the sites - which are all free - would have to propose a free and reliable blocking system. A lawyer for PornHub publisher MG Freesites did not immediately return calls for comment. She was quoted on French radio franceinfo as saying that verifying an internet user's age is technically and legally impossible. In recent months, Arcom has also served notice to several other porn sites, including YouPorn, one of the world's top porn sites, the Arcom official said. French children's rights associations have started several legal cases to block access to online pornography for minors, arguing that current age verification standards make it too easy for children to access the websites. (Reporting by Geert De Clercq Editing by Tomasz JanowskiAr)

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PARIS, Sept 6 (Reuters) - A Paris court is set to rule next month on whether a French regulator has the right to block access to international porn sites in France unless those sites can guarantee they can prevent minors under 18 from accessing them. Following a complaint by children's rights associations, French audiovisual and digital regulator Arcom in December 2021 gave notice to five porn sites including Pornhub, requiring them to prove they were blocking access to minors in line with July 2020 French legislation. An Arcom official said that since then the regulator had seen no indication the sites were putting in place systems that could really block access for minors, it decided to take legal action. The four other sites being challenged by the regulator are Tukif, Xhamster, Xnxx and Xvideos. The regulator said it wanted the court to order French internet service providers such as Orange, Free and SFR to block access to these porn sites on French territory until they have a solid system for blocking access to minors. At a hearing on Tuesday, lawyers for the porn sites argued the court was not authorised to rule on the case as the law was not in line with the constitution. The court will now rule on Oct. 4 whether it can decide on the issue or whether the case needs to go to the appeals court, an Arcom official said. Currently, porn sites in France only have to display a disclaimer button on which users can click to say that they are over 18, but there is no verification of their actual age. An Arcom official said the sites - which are all free - would have to propose a free and reliable blocking system. A lawyer for PornHub publisher MG Freesites did not immediately return calls for comment. She was quoted on French radio franceinfo as saying that verifying an internet user's age is technically and legally impossible. In recent months, Arcom has also served notice to several other porn sites, including YouPorn, one of the world's top porn sites, the Arcom official said. French children's rights associations have started several legal cases to block access to online pornography for minors, arguing that current age verification standards make it too easy for children to access the websites. (Reporting by Geert De Clercq Editing by Tomasz JanowskiAr)

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An airline passenger was left with third-degree burns and 'disfiguring scars' on his penis and testicles after he spilt hot tea over himself while traveling on Frontier Airlines. Sean Miller was flying home to Philadelphia from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, in September when he spilled the 'scalding' hot drink that had been filled to the brim. In a federal lawsuit, Miller states how he now experiences 'significantly decreased sensation in his penis' while the burns caused 'highly unsightly and embarrassing discoloration on his penis, scrotum/testicles.' Miller was rushed to an ambulance the moment the plane landed and taken to Jefferson Medical Hospital's burn center where he was treated for severe third-degree burns.  'Due to the tightly-situated plane seat configuration, Mr. Miller was unable to get up from his seat after the spill and, instead, was trapped in agonizing pain while his body was being burnt,' his attorney, Adam S. Barrist, told The Independent. The burns have led to permanent scarring on and around his genitals while Miller 'has been encountering sexual dysfunction' ever since, Barrist explained. The lawsuit also outlines how Miller suffered a herniated disc while writhing in 'agony' and was unable to get out of his seat while his body 'burnt', such was the tightness of the of the seating. An airline passenger was left with third-degree burns and 'disfiguring scars' on his penis and testicles after he spilt hot tea over himself while traveling on Frontier Airlines Miller has alleged how he now suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, 'lack of self-esteem' as well as sexual dysfunction. Although Miller spilled the drink on himself between his legs, in the suit he claims the 'scalding' hot water was handed to him 'in highly negligent fashion, filled to the brim, at an unsafely and unreasonably high temperature and without any form of a lid.' Miller alleges how he has endured 'great physical and mental pain and anguish' since the incident which he expects to continue into the future, 'if not for the balance of his natural life.' The spill has left him with pinched and damaged nerves, neck pain, embarrassment, bokep emotional harm, and 'strains, sprains, disc bulges and disc herniations throughout his body, the extent of which is presently unknown.' Miller has also suffered financially having been forced to take off time from work in order to treat his injuries while also having to foot the bill for 'substantial' medical expenses.  He is seeking $150,000 in damages for his injuries. Miller claims the 'scalding' hot water was handed to him 'in highly negligent fashion, filled to the brim, at an unsafe and unreasonably high temperature, without any form of a lid.' (file pic) Miller alleges Frontier Airlines 'had a duty' to provide him tea 'in a safe manner that would not subject him to potential injury and disfigurement.' So far, the airline has not responded to the lawsuit. A spokesperson told DailyMail.com 'As a matter of standard practice, we do not comment on pending litigation.  South Carolina

An airline passenger was left with third-degree burns and 'disfiguring scars' on his penis and testicles after he spilt hot tea over himself while traveling on Frontier Airlines. Sean Miller was flying home to Philadelphia from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, in September when he spilled the 'scalding' hot drink that had been filled to the brim. In a federal lawsuit, Miller states how he now experiences 'significantly decreased sensation in his penis' while the burns caused 'highly unsightly and embarrassing discoloration on his penis, scrotum/testicles.' Miller was rushed to an ambulance the moment the plane landed and taken to Jefferson Medical Hospital's burn center where he was treated for severe third-degree burns.  'Due to the tightly-situated plane seat configuration, Mr. Miller was unable to get up from his seat after the spill and, instead, was trapped in agonizing pain while his body was being burnt,' his attorney, Adam S. Barrist, told The Independent. The burns have led to permanent scarring on and around his genitals while Miller 'has been encountering sexual dysfunction' ever since, Barrist explained. The lawsuit also outlines how Miller suffered a herniated disc while writhing in 'agony' and was unable to get out of his seat while his body 'burnt', such was the tightness of the of the seating. An airline passenger was left with third-degree burns and 'disfiguring scars' on his penis and testicles after he spilt hot tea over himself while traveling on Frontier Airlines Miller has alleged how he now suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, 'lack of self-esteem' as well as sexual dysfunction. Although Miller spilled the drink on himself between his legs, in the suit he claims the 'scalding' hot water was handed to him 'in highly negligent fashion, filled to the brim, at an unsafely and unreasonably high temperature and without any form of a lid.' Miller alleges how he has endured 'great physical and mental pain and anguish' since the incident which he expects to continue into the future, 'if not for the balance of his natural life.' The spill has left him with pinched and damaged nerves, neck pain, embarrassment, emotional harm, and 'strains, sprains, disc bulges and bokep disc herniations throughout his body, the extent of which is presently unknown.' Miller has also suffered financially having been forced to take off time from work in order to treat his injuries while also having to foot the bill for 'substantial' medical expenses.  He is seeking $150,000 in damages for his injuries. Miller claims the 'scalding' hot water was handed to him 'in highly negligent fashion, filled to the brim, at an unsafe and unreasonably high temperature, without any form of a lid.' (file pic) Miller alleges Frontier Airlines 'had a duty' to provide him tea 'in a safe manner that would not subject him to potential injury and disfigurement.' So far, the airline has not responded to the lawsuit. A spokesperson told DailyMail.com 'As a matter of standard practice, we do not comment on pending litigation.  South Carolina

Anna Whitehouse is no stranger to controversy. She was one of the first women to build a lucrative career from sharing the warts-and-all reality of family life as a married mother of two via her Mother Pukka podcast and blog, garnering nearly half a million followers on Instagram. Last year, she dropped the bombshell that she was divorcing her husband Matt Farquharson, the father of her two young daughters, aged seven and 11. And now, bokep at 43, she has given birth to a baby girl - with a new partner she met only a year ago. Here, in an impassioned defence of her new life, she confronts her critics and asks why women are judged more harshly than men for moving on... Anna Whitehouse writes: Two weeks ago, at the age of 43 - so very much considered a 'geriatric mother' or one of 'advanced maternal age', as we're now more kindly termed - I gave birth to my third child, via emergency C-section. The baby's father is my partner Olly, who I met last November on dating app Hinge. We each have two children from previous relationships and it's fair to say neither of us imagined having any more until we walked into each other's lives.  'Mumfluencer' Anna Whitehouse had her third baby two weeks ago via C-section - just a year after she fell in love with her new partner Olly after they met on the dating app Hinge For some, the pace we've moved at might be seen as 'fast'. There's been undeniable judgment here and there around what is - in its simplest form - genuine love and happiness. It's also the sort of moving on we see frequently with men in midlife. But somehow, people are surprised that I, a mother, have done the same. Since separating from my ex in March 2023, I had dated a bit but decided I'd be happy with just my two girls and a hectic career. I didn't expect my life to change as I walked through the door of a bar down the road from London's Victoria and Albert Museum, where I'd been hosting an event. I'd never believed in love at first sight but the connection was instantly clear to us both as I walked in. As we sipped wine and talked, openly and without pretence, I felt calm, content, like I'd 'come home', perhaps. It was instant attraction. That said, I'm no longer looking for that elusive 'happy ever after' young women are sold on. Something I was made to believe was the Holy Grail at 24. I want a contented ever after with someone I love, and I just knew, hard though it is to explain, that Olly was that person. At 43, maybe I just know myself better. My previous marriage lasted 13 years and, despite living separately for nearly a year before, we announced our separation in September 2023 when it felt right to do so, and when everyone close to us had been told. Both of us moved on with new relationships that November, and yet there remains this odd judgment for couples that do find happiness on the other side. The reality is that most marriages that end in divorce are over years before the final decision is made. There's grief and processing in the years prior to exit; so what might seem 'soon' to some has been a long time coming for those in it. Around our commitments to our children and our work - Olly, 40, is a lawyer and I am best known as the founder of Mother Pukka, an online parenting community, and a radio and podcast host - we spent every spare minute either together, or talking on the phone. What could be seen as a year together is the equivalent of three, when you look at how much we have communicated and how often we see each other. Olly and Anna with their baby daughter, who was born early at 35 weeks. The couple got engaged on a romantic New Year break in Thailand, just over a month after they met Ever since we met, we haven't been apart for more than a day and no topic or secret, however hard or awkward, is off the table. Neither of us has been perfect, far from it. We've both learnt difficult lessons over the years. But in laying ourselves bare, in learning from those experiences, we could see each other very clearly. Just over a month after we met and fully in love, we headed off on a romantic break to Thailand for New Year. It was the first Christmas I'd had off my Heart Radio show in seven years and it was there that we decided to get engaged. Sitting on plastic chairs on the beach one evening, sipping Chang beer, he turned to me and said: 'If it wasn't for the judgment of everyone else, I'd ask you to marry me right now.' I replied: 'If it wasn't for the judgment of everyone else, I would ask you to marry me too.' Then I looked at him and asked: 'Will you marry me?' I can't put into words how happy I felt when he held my hand and said: 'I will.' That week, alone in Thailand, left us in no doubt that we wanted to spend the rest of our lives together. Once back in London, we went engagement ring shopping and I picked pretty much the first one I tried on - a beautiful art deco diamond. When I announced our engagement on Instagram, to over 400,000 followers, one or two people were predictably quick to respond with: 'That's fast!' Maybe it was, but we're both at a stage of life where we know what makes us happy. Of course, people are entitled to their opinions, but what wasn't fair was the suggestion that I was having some kind of 'midlife crisis'. That I was discounting the happiness of my children when they've truly never been happier. Our new normal might not be for some, but it works for our little family. It wasn't just strangers online. One of my friends said she felt it was all too quick, that we couldn't possibly know each other well enough. More recently, that friend has admitted she did judge me, but then confessed that every time she sees me now, she realises I'm a lighter, happier version of myself. Anna, 43, says of her critics: 'What wasn't fair was the suggestion that I was having some kind of "midlife crisis"...our new normal might not be for some, but it works for our little family' It's true - and the same goes for my kids. Getting engaged to a man you've met on Hinge and having a baby, at the age of 43 - all within a year - just doesn't fit the fairytale narrative women have been raised on, perhaps. Or the idea that you have to be with someone for years to truly know and understand them, when in reality we are all constantly evolving and changing. Society still dictates that longevity is a key component of a successful relationship, when some of the unhappiest couples are those that have been together for years but aren't actually right for each other - or are no longer right for each other. Soon after our engagement, Olly and I talked about having a baby. I would have felt sad if we never got to do that together; I want to do everything in life with him. But given my age, we weren't sure it would be possible. I'd experienced five miscarriages before - three before my first daughter and two more before the second - and was well aware that a successful pregnancy is never a given. One thing I couldn't do was get consumed by trying. I knew I'd lose my mind and go down a dark hole. So there was no pressure, really, just a hope it would work out. In the event, it happened so quickly that when my period was late, in March, and I experienced hot flashes and mood swings, I assumed that I was just perimenopausal. But then I developed a weird, coppery taste in my mouth and remembered the last time that happened I was pregnant. So, on my way home from a work appointment one afternoon, I picked up a pregnancy test from Boots, and took the test in the public loos at London's Marylebone Station. It's only when you get that positive result that you really know how you feel about having a baby. Alone in that toilet cubicle, as the word 'pregnant' appeared in the results window, I felt utterly euphoric. God knows what the other passengers in my Tube carriage must have thought as I sobbed on my route home. I called Olly immediately. For the next couple of months we told no one. After five miscarriages, I know better than to broadcast news of a pregnancy until after the 12-week scan, so for a while, it was our secret. Our exes were the first to know when we were finally able to 'go public'. It wasn't a conversation I ever imagined having, and I can't pretend it wasn't awkward, but I didn't want the girls' dad to hear it elsewhere first. Olly and I told each of our children individually, to give them time to process the news and so that we could reassure them this made no difference to the love and care we have for them. Read More This is the reason EVERYONE is divorcing... and why your marriage is at risk without you realising All four were over the moon and since the baby's arrival, have been fighting over their time with her. She has landed in the middle of our newly blended family - or what the Hungarians call a 'mosaic family'. Still, there were those who weren't so sure. Some of my close friends have since told me that they felt concerned at the speed at which I was embarking on such big life changes, that they worried about my mental state and whether I was rushing into things through fear of being alone.  The truth is, I'd had no great desire to remarry and have another child - I'd even contemplated living with my best friend, who was also separated. We had plans to pool our resources and live out our days in a two-woman homestead. It's just that, after meeting Olly, it felt right in a way I wasn't expecting. What's lovely is that every single friend who judged what, to them, looked like a hasty decision has since held us both and acknowledged that what we have is just love. I know critics, who fear it will all go up in flames, might insist: 'The lady doth protest too much.' I'm speaking about it because I wish somebody had told me sooner that, on the other side of divorce, there is, perhaps, a happier-ever-after. Just not one you often see depicted in Disney films and fairytales. There are a lot of people who, I think, feel stuck in marriages because, financially, they can't afford to separate and run two homes. There's a huge privilege in even being able to leave and I don't say that lightly. I've spoken to many women who simply don't know what to do and it is utterly heartbreaking. And, of course, I sometimes question whether I deserve to move on, to experience love and family life again. I'd have judged myself as much as anyone else might be judging me. However, I count my blessings that I went with my gut instinct, at every stage, and now get to spend my life with Olly, the most kind and sensitive soul. Our mosaic family has brought me more joy, this past year, than I ever thought possible. Olly and I both co-parent with our former partners. Spending time apart from my girls is hard, but, when they come back from their dad's full of tales about what they've done with him and his girlfriend, we don't make them feel awkward, we want to hear all about it. All the adults involved agree that the children must never feel responsible for our emotions as we navigate the landscape of shared parenting. Anna with her ex-husband and their two children. Their marriage lasted 13 years, but they separated in March 2023 and went public with the news six months later So what's the truth about being a 'geriatric' mother? Having our little girl was definitely more exhausting than my previous two, probably because of my age, and the fact I suffered insomnia and relentless gastric reflux during the final two months. For the first couple of days back home, after the birth, it was just Olly and me, in a baby bubble. Then the grandparents brought the kids, individually, to meet their little sister. Now, family life is settling into a new normal. I'd worked on most of this piece before our little girl arrived - she is now a healthy weight after being born early at 35 weeks, and she's thriving. She had given us a scare when I had a heavy bleed at around 33 weeks. Then she decided to make an appearance two weeks before I was booked in for an elective Caesarean. My first baby was in the breech position, which meant she had to be delivered by C-section, so an elective was recommended for subsequent births. My biggest fear, this time, was not about having a baby within a year of meeting Olly, or about being a 'geriatric mum', but experiencing postnatal depression afterwards. I suffered with PND for a year after my second daughter was born - I functioned, I had a big job and two children to take care of, but I felt lost, like I was watching myself living life from afar. I think the downward turn was returning to work when she was just two weeks old. I'll be taking a minimum of three months' maternity leave and know Olly, when he's not working, will be as supportive with the baby as he was throughout the pregnancy. I also have a 'village' of ten women on hand - friends, my mum and sister - who I know I can call on whenever I need. My closest friend is the one to bring a lasagne round. Another mate, who's out all the time dating men she meets on Hinge, cheers me up with messages at 3am while I'm breastfeeding. Sitting here snuggled up with my little girl, in my 40s, I can honestly say I know myself much better, and recognise potential breaking points sooner. That's why I asked the women in my life for help before the baby came. We'll give ourselves 18 months to settle into our new rhythm before our wedding, which we're planning at Port Lympne Safari Park for April 2026. I'm not sure of the finer details yet, other than that it will be a big celebration. Still, if you'd told me, even a year ago, that I'd have a baby, and be engaged to be married to a wonderful man I met online, I'd never have believed it. I maybe wouldn't have dared to believe it. It may be unconventional, but I finally believe I deserve the happiness of this new 'ever after'. ThailandInstagramLondonChinese New Year

Anna Whitehouse is no stranger to controversy. She was one of the first women to build a lucrative career from sharing the warts-and-all reality of family life as a married mother of two via her Mother Pukka podcast and blog, garnering nearly half a million followers on Instagram. Last year, she dropped the bombshell that she was divorcing her husband Matt Farquharson, the father of her two young daughters, aged seven and 11. And now, at 43, she has given birth to a baby girl - with a new partner she met only a year ago. Here, in an impassioned defence of her new life, she confronts her critics and asks why women are judged more harshly than men for moving on... Anna Whitehouse writes: Two weeks ago, at the age of 43 - so very much considered a 'geriatric mother' or one of 'advanced maternal age', as we're now more kindly termed - I gave birth to my third child, via emergency C-section. The baby's father is my partner Olly, who I met last November on dating app Hinge. We each have two children from previous relationships and it's fair to say neither of us imagined having any more until we walked into each other's lives.  'Mumfluencer' Anna Whitehouse had her third baby two weeks ago via C-section - just a year after she fell in love with her new partner Olly after they met on the dating app Hinge For some, the pace we've moved at might be seen as 'fast'. There's been undeniable judgment here and there around what is - in its simplest form - genuine love and happiness. It's also the sort of moving on we see frequently with men in midlife. But somehow, people are surprised that I, a mother, have done the same. Since separating from my ex in March 2023, I had dated a bit but decided I'd be happy with just my two girls and a hectic career. I didn't expect my life to change as I walked through the door of a bar down the road from London's Victoria and Albert Museum, where I'd been hosting an event. I'd never believed in love at first sight but the connection was instantly clear to us both as I walked in. As we sipped wine and talked, openly and without pretence, I felt calm, content, like I'd 'come home', perhaps. It was instant attraction. That said, I'm no longer looking for that elusive 'happy ever after' young women are sold on. Something I was made to believe was the Holy Grail at 24. I want a contented ever after with someone I love, and I just knew, hard though it is to explain, that Olly was that person. At 43, maybe I just know myself better. My previous marriage lasted 13 years and, despite living separately for nearly a year before, we announced our separation in September 2023 when it felt right to do so, and when everyone close to us had been told. Both of us moved on with new relationships that November, and yet there remains this odd judgment for couples that do find happiness on the other side. The reality is that most marriages that end in divorce are over years before the final decision is made. There's grief and processing in the years prior to exit; so what might seem 'soon' to some has been a long time coming for those in it. Around our commitments to our children and our work - Olly, 40, is a lawyer and I am best known as the founder of Mother Pukka, an online parenting community, and a radio and podcast host - we spent every spare minute either together, or talking on the phone. What could be seen as a year together is the equivalent of three, when you look at how much we have communicated and how often we see each other. Olly and Anna with their baby daughter, who was born early at 35 weeks. The couple got engaged on a romantic New Year break in Thailand, just over a month after they met Ever since we met, we haven't been apart for more than a day and no topic or secret, however hard or awkward, is off the table. Neither of us has been perfect, far from it. We've both learnt difficult lessons over the years. But in laying ourselves bare, in learning from those experiences, we could see each other very clearly. Just over a month after we met and fully in love, we headed off on a romantic break to Thailand for New Year. It was the first Christmas I'd had off my Heart Radio show in seven years and it was there that we decided to get engaged. Sitting on plastic chairs on the beach one evening, sipping Chang beer, he turned to me and said: 'If it wasn't for the judgment of everyone else, I'd ask you to marry me right now.' I replied: 'If it wasn't for the judgment of everyone else, I would ask you to marry me too.' Then I looked at him and asked: 'Will you marry me?' I can't put into words how happy I felt when he held my hand and said: 'I will.' That week, alone in Thailand, left us in no doubt that we wanted to spend the rest of our lives together. Once back in London, we went engagement ring shopping and I picked pretty much the first one I tried on - a beautiful art deco diamond. When I announced our engagement on Instagram, to over 400,000 followers, one or two people were predictably quick to respond with: 'That's fast!' Maybe it was, but we're both at a stage of life where we know what makes us happy. Of course, people are entitled to their opinions, but what wasn't fair was the suggestion that I was having some kind of 'midlife crisis'. That I was discounting the happiness of my children when they've truly never been happier. Our new normal might not be for some, but it works for our little family. It wasn't just strangers online. One of my friends said she felt it was all too quick, that we couldn't possibly know each other well enough. More recently, that friend has admitted she did judge me, but then confessed that every time she sees me now, she realises I'm a lighter, happier version of myself. Anna, 43, says of her critics: 'What wasn't fair was the suggestion that I was having some kind of "midlife crisis"...our new normal might not be for some, but it works for our little family' It's true - and the same goes for my kids. Getting engaged to a man you've met on Hinge and having a baby, at the age of 43 - all within a year - just doesn't fit the fairytale narrative women have been raised on, perhaps. Or the idea that you have to be with someone for years to truly know and understand them, when in reality we are all constantly evolving and changing. Society still dictates that longevity is a key component of a successful relationship, when some of the unhappiest couples are those that have been together for years but aren't actually right for each other - or are no longer right for each other. Soon after our engagement, Olly and I talked about having a baby. I would have felt sad if we never got to do that together; I want to do everything in life with him. But given my age, we weren't sure it would be possible. I'd experienced five miscarriages before - three before my first daughter and two more before the second - and was well aware that a successful pregnancy is never a given. One thing I couldn't do was get consumed by trying. I knew I'd lose my mind and go down a dark hole. So there was no pressure, really, just a hope it would work out. In the event, it happened so quickly that when my period was late, in March, and I experienced hot flashes and mood swings, I assumed that I was just perimenopausal. But then I developed a weird, bokep coppery taste in my mouth and remembered the last time that happened I was pregnant. So, on my way home from a work appointment one afternoon, I picked up a pregnancy test from Boots, and took the test in the public loos at London's Marylebone Station. It's only when you get that positive result that you really know how you feel about having a baby. Alone in that toilet cubicle, as the word 'pregnant' appeared in the results window, I felt utterly euphoric. God knows what the other passengers in my Tube carriage must have thought as I sobbed on my route home. I called Olly immediately. For the next couple of months we told no one. After five miscarriages, I know better than to broadcast news of a pregnancy until after the 12-week scan, so for a while, it was our secret. Our exes were the first to know when we were finally able to 'go public'. It wasn't a conversation I ever imagined having, and I can't pretend it wasn't awkward, but I didn't want the girls' dad to hear it elsewhere first. Olly and I told each of our children individually, to give them time to process the news and so that we could reassure them this made no difference to the love and care we have for them. Read More This is the reason EVERYONE is divorcing... and why your marriage is at risk without you realising All four were over the moon and since the baby's arrival, have been fighting over their time with her. She has landed in the middle of our newly blended family - or what the Hungarians call a 'mosaic family'. Still, there were those who weren't so sure. Some of my close friends have since told me that they felt concerned at the speed at which I was embarking on such big life changes, that they worried about my mental state and whether I was rushing into things through fear of being alone.  The truth is, I'd had no great desire to remarry and have another child - I'd even contemplated living with my best friend, who was also separated. We had plans to pool our resources and live out our days in a two-woman homestead. It's just that, after meeting Olly, it felt right in a way I wasn't expecting. What's lovely is that every single friend who judged what, to them, looked like a hasty decision has since held us both and acknowledged that what we have is just love. I know critics, who fear it will all go up in flames, might insist: 'The lady doth protest too much.' I'm speaking about it because I wish somebody had told me sooner that, on the other side of divorce, there is, perhaps, a happier-ever-after. Just not one you often see depicted in Disney films and fairytales. There are a lot of people who, I think, feel stuck in marriages because, financially, they can't afford to separate and run two homes. There's a huge privilege in even being able to leave and I don't say that lightly. I've spoken to many women who simply don't know what to do and it is utterly heartbreaking. And, of course, I sometimes question whether I deserve to move on, to experience love and family life again. I'd have judged myself as much as anyone else might be judging me. However, I count my blessings that I went with my gut instinct, at every stage, and now get to spend my life with Olly, the most kind and sensitive soul. Our mosaic family has brought me more joy, this past year, than I ever thought possible. Olly and I both co-parent with our former partners. Spending time apart from my girls is hard, but, when they come back from their dad's full of tales about what they've done with him and his girlfriend, we don't make them feel awkward, we want to hear all about it. All the adults involved agree that the children must never feel responsible for our emotions as we navigate the landscape of shared parenting. Anna with her ex-husband and their two children. Their marriage lasted 13 years, but they separated in March 2023 and went public with the news six months later So what's the truth about being a 'geriatric' mother? Having our little girl was definitely more exhausting than my previous two, probably because of my age, and the fact I suffered insomnia and relentless gastric reflux during the final two months. For the first couple of days back home, after the birth, it was just Olly and me, in a baby bubble. Then the grandparents brought the kids, individually, to meet their little sister. Now, family life is settling into a new normal. I'd worked on most of this piece before our little girl arrived - she is now a healthy weight after being born early at 35 weeks, and she's thriving. She had given us a scare when I had a heavy bleed at around 33 weeks. Then she decided to make an appearance two weeks before I was booked in for an elective Caesarean. My first baby was in the breech position, which meant she had to be delivered by C-section, so an elective was recommended for subsequent births. My biggest fear, this time, was not about having a baby within a year of meeting Olly, or about being a 'geriatric mum', but experiencing postnatal depression afterwards. I suffered with PND for a year after my second daughter was born - I functioned, I had a big job and two children to take care of, but I felt lost, like I was watching myself living life from afar. I think the downward turn was returning to work when she was just two weeks old. I'll be taking a minimum of three months' maternity leave and know Olly, when he's not working, will be as supportive with the baby as he was throughout the pregnancy. I also have a 'village' of ten women on hand - friends, my mum and sister - who I know I can call on whenever I need. My closest friend is the one to bring a lasagne round. Another mate, who's out all the time dating men she meets on Hinge, cheers me up with messages at 3am while I'm breastfeeding. Sitting here snuggled up with my little girl, in my 40s, I can honestly say I know myself much better, and recognise potential breaking points sooner. That's why I asked the women in my life for help before the baby came. We'll give ourselves 18 months to settle into our new rhythm before our wedding, which we're planning at Port Lympne Safari Park for April 2026. I'm not sure of the finer details yet, other than that it will be a big celebration. Still, if you'd told me, even a year ago, that I'd have a baby, and be engaged to be married to a wonderful man I met online, I'd never have believed it. I maybe wouldn't have dared to believe it. It may be unconventional, but I finally believe I deserve the happiness of this new 'ever after'. ThailandInstagramLondonChinese New Year

Nick Martinelli figured prominently into Northwestern's outlook before the season. With running mate Brooks Barnhizer still working through a foot injury, however, Martinelli is embracing the opportunity to showcase his impact early. When Eastern Illinois visits Northwestern on Friday in Evanston, Ill., Martinelli will enter with a 28.3 ppg average in three games on 73.8 percent shooting. He's the first Wildcat to score 25 points or more in three straight games since December 2010. "I'd be hard-pressed to see across the country someone who's playing any better," Wildcats coach Chris Collins said. "He's just a matchup nightmare, and I'm just glad he's on my team because he keeps getting better and better." Martinelli steered the Wildcats to an 83-74 win against Illinois-Chicago on Tuesday to open a four-game homestand, bokep scoring 27 points on 10-for-14 shooting. Jalen Leach added 16 points for Northwestern (2-1) and Ty Berry chipped in 13. The Wildcats hope to get Barnhizer back soon. The preseason all-Big Ten pick completed warmups on Saturday at Dayton and again Tuesday night but did not play. Barnhizer averaged a team-best 7.5 rebounds last season while his 14.6 points ranked second. Eastern Illinois (1-2) has sandwiched losses at Illinois and then-No. 17 Indiana around a comfortable home victory against Division III Earlham College. The Panthers led the host Hoosiers 37-36 at halftime on Sunday but managed just 18 points after the break in a 90-55 defeat. "It's just another stepping stone," Nakyel Shelton, who led Eastern Illinois with 17 points, told the student newspaper. "Watch film, grow from it, see what we need to improve on and just making adjustments for the next good school and good program." Northwestern, another Big Ten foe coming off consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, fits the bill. To Kooper Jacobi, who had eight points and six boards at Indiana, the Panthers must improve on sustaining their pace and push. "I think we were showing our ability to make shots and to be able to play with a team that's ranked," Jacobi said, "and I think putting that together in the second half is our next step." --Field Level Media

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Kate Flannery has come to the defense of her former co-star, John Krasinski, after he was named People Magazine's 2024 Sexiest Man Alive. The actress, 60, notably played the role of Meredith Palmer on the hit sitcom, The Office, while Krasinski - who is married to Emily Blunt - portrayed Jim Halpert for a total of nine seasons. Earlier on Tuesday, it was revealed on the Late Show with Steven Colbert that the A Quiet Place star, 45, had received the honor - leaving fans divided. Flannery shared her excitement over John winning the title during an interview with TMZ on Wednesday, and gushed that it was the right call. 'Let me tell you something. This is so long overdue. John Krasinski has gotten robbed every year since 2005 in my opinion. It's so time,' Kate expressed. Kate Flannery has come to the defense of her former co-star, John Krasinski, after he was named People Magazine's 2024 Sexiest Man Alive; seen on Tuesday in L.A.  Earlier on Tuesday, it was revealed on the Late Show with Steven Colbert that the A Quiet Place star, 45, had received the honor - leaving fans divided Read More EXCLUSIVE The two stars People 'begged' to accept Sexiest Man Alive crown before turning to John Krasinski 'Have you seen him lately? Have you seen him since Jack Ryan?'  she asked, referencing to the 2018 action series titled Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. 'He is so jacked up!' Flannery continued, 'He is so hot, my eyes are melting everytime I see him in person. He and Emily are so good looking, I have to squint. They are - he is really, really hot.'  'Is nobody paying attention? I mean, I am so glad people are finally paying attention. But I'll tell you, I'm not drunk,' she jokingly added.  'I'm telling you for real. John has always been adorable and bokep really cute, but I feel like people haven't seen his sexiest because he's so cute.'  Kate then told the outlet, 'So, it's the perfect marriage of two things. Cute and hot and sexy and funny and smart. I mean, he's much more than Jim.'  While also talking to TMZ, Flannery recalled working alongside Krasinski in The Office, and said, 'John was always one of the kindest, funniest, smartest kids.'  'I mean, when I met him on The Office, he hadn't done anything. I really hadn't done anything of note either. We all sort of became famous together, and John always had that something - that really special something.'  She further added, 'He's so...he has so many gifts. He has so many talents. He is an amazing director. He is an amazing actor.' 'Have you seen him lately? Have you seen him since Jack Ryan?' she asked, referencing to the 2018 action series titled Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. 'He is so jacked up!'; seen above in 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi Flannery continued, 'He is so hot, my eyes are melting everytime I see him in person. He and Emily are so good looking, I have to squint. They are - he is really, really hot'; John and Emily seen in September in NYC  Following his time on The Office, Krasinski moved on to star in other projects such a A Quiet Place (2018), which he also directed.  He also directed the sequel A Quiet Place Part II, as well as the fantasy film, IF, which was released earlier this year in May.  Kate gushed that John is, 'really funny' and 'really smart' while adding, 'He doesn't have to be funny because some people have to and it's exhausting. So, John is not exhausting.'  'You see a spark in someone right away and John's always had it. He's always had it. And I'm just glad People Magazine is finally catching up.' John being given the title ignited fans to have mixed reactions, with some taking to X to share their thoughts.  One typed, 'trump is president. ari is snubbed at the grammys and now john krasinski is sexiest man alive.'  Another wrote, 'I like John Krasinski. I really do. Having said that, there were better options, People. Have you seen Glen Powell?'  'Glen Powell should've been sexiest man of the year,' one penned, while another X user added, 'I'm sorry. He's cute and all but where is my Pedro Pascal??'   'We all sort of became famous together, and John always had that something - that really special something,' Kate said; John seen above in The Office  John being given the title ignited fans to have mixed reactions, with some taking to X to share their thoughts Another wrote, 'I like John Krasinski. I really do. Having said that, there were better options, People. Have you seen Glen Powell?' 'Listen People Magazine. I like John Krasinski, a lot, but sometimes the obvious answer is also the correct answer and that answer was Pedro Pascal,' a fan shared.  However, others also defended John, with one typing, 'I also think people aren't aware that the celebrity has to agree. Apparently they went after Glen Powell this year and he declined!'  Another added, 'John Krasinski being named 2024's sexiest man alive hey I'll take it. Been rooting for him since the office.'  While talking to the publication, the actor revealed his reaction upon learning that he had won the title.  'Just immediate blackout, actually. Zero thoughts. Other than maybe I'm being punked.' He continued, 'That's not how I wake up, thinking, 'Is this the day that I'll be asked to be Sexiest Man Alive?' And yet it was the day you guys did it. You guys have really raised the bar for me.' Emily was also 'excited' upon hearing the news and he recalled that, 'There was a lot of joy involved in me telling her.'  The Devil Wears Prada actress had also humorously told John that she would wallpaper their house with his magazine cover if he ended up winning. However, others also defended John, with one typing, 'I also think people aren't aware that the celebrity has to agree. Apparently they went after Glen Powell this year and he declined!' While talking to the publication, the actor revealed his reaction upon learning that he had won the title. 'Just immediate blackout, actually. Zero thoughts. Other than maybe I'm being punked'; seen in January in L.A.  'Do we have that on camera? Because that's like a binding contract, I think. My children will love that, it won't be weird at all.'  John and Emily tied the knot back in 2010 - and share two children: Hazel, 10, and Violet, eight.  Before Krasinski had been named People's Sexiest Man Alive, a source told DailyMail.com that both Glen Powell and Pedro Pascal had been 'begged' to accept the honor - but the magazine was 'continuously shot down.' 'Every year the magazine has dreams of who to get, but the person they want doesn't always agree to be a part of it. Do you really think that they wanted Patrick Dempsey last year?' 'And for this year, just like Patrick, John is a great guy but in no way was he their number-one choice,' the insider said. Emily was also 'excited' upon hearing the news and he recalled that, 'There was a lot of joy involved in me telling her'; seen in 2019 in L.A.  'This year, the magazine asked Glen Powell and Pedro Pascal on a handful of occasions to be the pick, but they continued to say no.'  The source added that, 'They both had their reasons to turn it down, but People Magazine begged both of them to accept and they were continuously shot down.'  'Glen wants to make more of an impact in acting now that he is finally getting amazing roles and becoming more of a star and Pedro doesn't feel like it was ever something he wanted to entertain.' 'He sees the gimmick of it all and though there is a flattery to it, his ego doesn't need it,' the insider continued.  Pedro PascalGlen PowellJohn Krasinski

Kate Flannery has come to the defense of her former co-star, John Krasinski, after he was named People Magazine's 2024 Sexiest Man Alive. The actress, 60, notably played the role of Meredith Palmer on the hit sitcom, The Office, while Krasinski - who is married to Emily Blunt - portrayed Jim Halpert for a total of nine seasons. Earlier on Tuesday, it was revealed on the Late Show with Steven Colbert that the A Quiet Place star, 45, had received the honor - leaving fans divided. Flannery shared her excitement over John winning the title during an interview with TMZ on Wednesday, and gushed that it was the right call. 'Let me tell you something. This is so long overdue. John Krasinski has gotten robbed every year since 2005 in my opinion. It's so time,' Kate expressed. Kate Flannery has come to the defense of her former co-star, John Krasinski, after he was named People Magazine's 2024 Sexiest Man Alive; seen on Tuesday in L.A.  Earlier on Tuesday, it was revealed on the Late Show with Steven Colbert that the A Quiet Place star, 45, had received the honor - leaving fans divided Read More EXCLUSIVE The two stars People 'begged' to accept Sexiest Man Alive crown before turning to John Krasinski 'Have you seen him lately? Have you seen him since Jack Ryan?'  she asked, referencing to the 2018 action series titled Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. 'He is so jacked up!' Flannery continued, 'He is so hot, my eyes are melting everytime I see him in person. He and Emily are so good looking, I have to squint. They are - he is really, really hot.'  'Is nobody paying attention? I mean, I am so glad people are finally paying attention. But I'll tell you, I'm not drunk,' she jokingly added.  'I'm telling you for real. John has always been adorable and really cute, but I feel like people haven't seen his sexiest because he's so cute.'  Kate then told the outlet, 'So, it's the perfect marriage of two things. Cute and hot and sexy and funny and smart. I mean, he's much more than Jim.'  While also talking to TMZ, Flannery recalled working alongside Krasinski in The Office, and said, 'John was always one of the kindest, funniest, smartest kids.'  'I mean, when I met him on The Office, he hadn't done anything. I really hadn't done anything of note either. We all sort of became famous together, and John always had that something - that really special something.'  She further added, bokep 'He's so...he has so many gifts. He has so many talents. He is an amazing director. He is an amazing actor.' 'Have you seen him lately? Have you seen him since Jack Ryan?' she asked, referencing to the 2018 action series titled Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. 'He is so jacked up!'; seen above in 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi Flannery continued, 'He is so hot, my eyes are melting everytime I see him in person. He and Emily are so good looking, I have to squint. They are - he is really, really hot'; John and Emily seen in September in NYC  Following his time on The Office, Krasinski moved on to star in other projects such a A Quiet Place (2018), which he also directed.  He also directed the sequel A Quiet Place Part II, as well as the fantasy film, IF, which was released earlier this year in May.  Kate gushed that John is, 'really funny' and 'really smart' while adding, 'He doesn't have to be funny because some people have to and it's exhausting. So, John is not exhausting.'  'You see a spark in someone right away and John's always had it. He's always had it. And I'm just glad People Magazine is finally catching up.' John being given the title ignited fans to have mixed reactions, with some taking to X to share their thoughts.  One typed, 'trump is president. ari is snubbed at the grammys and now john krasinski is sexiest man alive.'  Another wrote, 'I like John Krasinski. I really do. Having said that, there were better options, People. Have you seen Glen Powell?'  'Glen Powell should've been sexiest man of the year,' one penned, while another X user added, 'I'm sorry. He's cute and all but where is my Pedro Pascal??'   'We all sort of became famous together, and John always had that something - that really special something,' Kate said; John seen above in The Office  John being given the title ignited fans to have mixed reactions, with some taking to X to share their thoughts Another wrote, 'I like John Krasinski. I really do. Having said that, there were better options, People. Have you seen Glen Powell?' 'Listen People Magazine. I like John Krasinski, a lot, but sometimes the obvious answer is also the correct answer and that answer was Pedro Pascal,' a fan shared.  However, others also defended John, with one typing, 'I also think people aren't aware that the celebrity has to agree. Apparently they went after Glen Powell this year and he declined!'  Another added, 'John Krasinski being named 2024's sexiest man alive hey I'll take it. Been rooting for him since the office.'  While talking to the publication, the actor revealed his reaction upon learning that he had won the title.  'Just immediate blackout, actually. Zero thoughts. Other than maybe I'm being punked.' He continued, 'That's not how I wake up, thinking, 'Is this the day that I'll be asked to be Sexiest Man Alive?' And yet it was the day you guys did it. You guys have really raised the bar for me.' Emily was also 'excited' upon hearing the news and he recalled that, 'There was a lot of joy involved in me telling her.'  The Devil Wears Prada actress had also humorously told John that she would wallpaper their house with his magazine cover if he ended up winning. However, others also defended John, with one typing, 'I also think people aren't aware that the celebrity has to agree. Apparently they went after Glen Powell this year and he declined!' While talking to the publication, the actor revealed his reaction upon learning that he had won the title. 'Just immediate blackout, actually. Zero thoughts. Other than maybe I'm being punked'; seen in January in L.A.  'Do we have that on camera? Because that's like a binding contract, I think. My children will love that, it won't be weird at all.'  John and Emily tied the knot back in 2010 - and share two children: Hazel, 10, and Violet, eight.  Before Krasinski had been named People's Sexiest Man Alive, a source told DailyMail.com that both Glen Powell and Pedro Pascal had been 'begged' to accept the honor - but the magazine was 'continuously shot down.' 'Every year the magazine has dreams of who to get, but the person they want doesn't always agree to be a part of it. Do you really think that they wanted Patrick Dempsey last year?' 'And for this year, just like Patrick, John is a great guy but in no way was he their number-one choice,' the insider said. Emily was also 'excited' upon hearing the news and he recalled that, 'There was a lot of joy involved in me telling her'; seen in 2019 in L.A.  'This year, the magazine asked Glen Powell and Pedro Pascal on a handful of occasions to be the pick, but they continued to say no.'  The source added that, 'They both had their reasons to turn it down, but People Magazine begged both of them to accept and they were continuously shot down.'  'Glen wants to make more of an impact in acting now that he is finally getting amazing roles and becoming more of a star and Pedro doesn't feel like it was ever something he wanted to entertain.' 'He sees the gimmick of it all and though there is a flattery to it, his ego doesn't need it,' the insider continued.  Pedro PascalGlen PowellJohn Krasinski

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