A female “prophet” from a Hillsong-like megachurch has broken her silence and confessed to an affair with a married church leader.

Stacey Hilliar – a married mother and self-proclaimed prophet – abruptly resigned from the Neuma Church, a Pentecostal revival congregation based in Melbourne, in February after a cheating scandal was exposed.

Former police officer Corey Turner, his wife Simone and Ms Hilliar all resigned from their leadership positions at Neuma Church after the scandal became public.

Mr Turner admitted last month to having an affair with Ms Hilliar, while both parties were married to other leaders within the church congregation.

On Saturday, Ms Hilliar shared a lengthy statement on Instagram on behalf of her family after the investigation into the incident was completed.

“My, Staceys, poor choices from November 2023 – January 2024, for which I make no apologies, are being soberly processed and worked out privately as our family seeks healing and recovery, looking to the future united,” she said.

‘I am sorry for the pain and disappointment I have caused so many people. I own my part and I own my sin. No one else is responsible for my choices. I simply apologize and ask for your forgiveness.

‘I am committed to the ACC restoration process [Australian Christian Churches] and honor their leadership.”

Mrs Hilliar confirmed that she and her husband, Jai, have both resigned from their roles within the church following strong recommendations from the Senior Pastor.

“For some, this statement has taken too long, but we are committed to respecting the integrity of the ACC investigation process that began in early February,” she said.

“I, Stacey, resigned from my leadership role on February 2, 2024 due to my clear violation of the code of conduct for which I am responsible.”

She then expressed the couple’s heartfelt love and thanked the church community. “For the past twelve years, our family has had the privilege of serving and being a part of one of our nation’s largest churches, Neuma Church,” she said in a statement.

“We are honored to serve and work with some of the most incredible people – friends, families and leaders – we are privileged to know and love you. We miss you.

“As we look to the future, we express our gratitude to our Neuma Church family, the broader Body of Christ, the ACC and to our gracious, kind and forgiving God who is our hope and our restoration.”

The church council sent an email to the congregation on February 3 stating that the leadership changes were due to health issues and “unforeseen circumstances.”

On February 23, Mr Turner confessed his “sin” in a statement to his 28,000 Instagram followers, saying he was caught in a “fog of deception” because his soul was tired.

Neuma has 12 branches in Australia, Thailand and the US, and sermons delivered in large concert halls are known to send worshipers to the floor in frenzied scenes of moaning, crying and praying.

According to the email to members, the board was informed of the affair through an anonymous complaint. The leaders resigned when confronted.

It is not disclosed how long the infidelity had been going on.

Mr. Turner and Ms. Hilliar went to Europe in October 2023 with other church staff.

In his statement, Mr. Turner said: “As of the end of 2023, I did not adequately guard my heart, seek help from trusted spiritual fathers, take decisive action, or get the necessary rest I needed due to the increasing fatigue in my body. own soul.’

“In a fog of deception that clouded my emotions and judgment, I sinned and compromised my relationship with God, my marriage covenant, my character, and my call to ministry.”

Mr Turner said he was grateful to his family, and his wife in particular, “who have faithfully supported me and embraced me in my weakness.”

It seems that both parties are determined to repair their marriage.

Within weeks of the scandal coming to light, Mr Turner shared photos and videos of himself with his wife and three children spending time together and going on holiday.

Mrs. Hilliar, married with four children, was on the church’s executive team like Mr. and Mrs. Turner, but also described herself as a “prophetic pillar” who had heard the “voice of God” since she was nine.

She previously said, “I grew up with the voice of God being very familiar to me, it was very natural for me to talk to Mom and Dad about my dreams and what I felt like the Lord was saying.”

She provided an online training for those who wanted to “increase their prophetic gifts,” but her website appears to have been taken down in recent weeks.

The Neuma church board’s email to members in February read: “The board has received a complaint from a member of the church alleging that Pastor Corey Turner was in an inappropriate relationship.”

“The allegation was presented to both pastors and communicated to Australian Christian churches… Both pastors were immediately dismissed by the board pending an internal investigation.”

“Understandably, both ministers were under great stress and the board was concerned for their health and well-being, as well as that of their families.”

The church will not conduct an internal investigation because all parties involved have withdrawn.

However, the Australian Christian Churches – a network of Pentecostal churches – will continue to investigate the matter.

Daily Mail Australia contacted Mr Turner, Ms Hilliar and Neuma Church for comment but received no response.

A mother and her infant son were reportedly stabbed to death at a martial arts studio shortly before her estranged husband was murdered less than three miles away after a suspected love triangle turned sour.

The bodies of Min Cho and her seven-year-old son Benjamin were found at the studio in North Parramatta in Sydney's west on Tuesday, two hours after her estranged husband Steven Cho was found dead at their nearby Baulkham Hills home.

Taekwondo instructor Kwang Kyung Yoo is under police guard in hospital after undergoing emergency surgery for knife wounds.

Police are investigating whether Mr. Yoo had a romantic relationship with Ms. Cho and whether their relationship recently soured.

Police believe that the three deaths probably occurred within a five-hour period between 8 p.m. Tuesday evening and 1 a.m. Tuesday morning.

Mr Yoo runs Lion's Taekwondo studio in North Parramatta, where it is believed Ms Cho and Benjamin – a Year 2 student at Winston Hills Public School – were stabbed to death in the gym before their bodies were dragged outside to an adjacent alley.

It is understood Mr Yoo turned up at Westmead Hospital early on Tuesday morning, bloodied and with serious injuries.

Hospital staff called in police to investigate his injuries after Mr Yoo told them he was injured at his taekwondo studio on Monday evening.

The body of Ms Cho's estranged husband Stephen was found in the kitchen of his townhouse on Watkins Road in Baulkham Hills.

He was also allegedly stabbed.

Mr Cho's mother is said to have arrived at the house earlier in the day to be told by police that 'her entire family had been wiped out'.

Benjamin had just started Year 2 at Winston Hills Public School.

Shocked parents exclusively revealed to Daily Mail Australia how they received a 'weird text' from the Lion's Taekwondo studio on Tuesday morning.

The message stated that classes had been canceled because the academy's lead instructor, Master Lion Yoo, was in the hospital.

“Due to injuries sustained from a car accident this morning, Master is currently in the hospital,” the report said. 'That is why Taekwondo classes are temporarily suspended from today.'

One mother admitted that she knew it was “obviously not a car accident when I saw all the police outside the studio when I went to pick up the kids from school.”

Master Lion, in his late thirties, is said to be married and have a young son, Kai. Parents of his students describe him as a 'nice man who is very quiet and timid'.

“The way he is connected to all of this is what worries me,” one mother added.

The crime scene at Lion's Academy on Daking Street has been sealed off and firefighters have covered the windows of the martial arts studio.

It is believed the black plastic was added to all windows facing the main street to hide the eerie scene in the studio from bystanders.

Forensic officers were also seen searching an alley at the side of the academy building, where locals said they had been told a body had been found.

At the Baulkham Hills address, a detective ran out of a car and ran into the driveway, under police tape and onto the crime scene at around 3.15pm.

The mansion's front window was also smashed, with broken glass sprayed onto the exterior concrete.

The State Crime Commando Homicide Squad has now taken over the investigation, a NSW Police statement said.

Freedom Poole

AGE: 24

SERIES: 7

Why are you returning to the Love Island Villa? I feel much more confident in who I am and am sure of what exactly I want from a relationship. I just want to have fun and meet a sweet guy.

How will you feel if you run into an ex in the Villa or someone you've dated from the show since you appeared? It's always going to be awkward, isn't it, it's always going to be weird to see someone you've been with with someone else. I wish my exes nothing but the best. I'm going to focus on my own journey.

Kaz Kamwi

AGE: 29

SERIES: 7

Why are you returning to the Love Island Villa? To be completely honest, I actually really want to find love.

I had a great time last series, but I want to have an even better time.

How will you feel if you meet an ex in the Villa or someone you previously dated from the show? The point is, I'm a bad bitch, so I'll handle it with as much grace as possible.

Georgia Harrison

AGE: 29

SERIES: 3

Why are you returning to the Love Island Villa? This is the last year of my twenties, so I want to go to the Villa and have some fun and hopefully meet someone I can fall in love with. I am lucky in the sense that I have everything in my life that I could ever want, apart from love.

If you had to pick your best islanders from series 1 to 10 to pair up with, who would they be and why? Chris Taylor, he's hilarious and the main thing I'm attracted to is a guy who can make me laugh. What a nice guy and like I said, I'm looking for someone to TikTok with, so I think he's good for that kind of thing!

Hanna Elizabeth

AGE: 33

SERIES: 1

Why are you returning to the Love Island Villa? I return to the Love Island Villa because I did it eight years ago and what an opportunity I never thought I would ever have again. I'm not very good at finding love, but I had a ball the first time, so I'm going to have a ball again.

You got engaged last time on the show. Do you think wedding bells are planned again this time? Absolutely not, not in Villa No. Maybe when I get out, but I have to give it some time.

Georgia steel

AGE: 25

SERIES: 4

Why are you returning to the Love Island Villa? I'm 25, I have a house, a cat, a nice car – I have everything in life except a boyfriend, so why not just give it up?

You have been brave and honest in telling us that you have been defrauded by a former partner. How has this experience affected the way you approach dating now?

I now view that experience as a very positive reflection. I look at it as something I had to go through to make me stronger and learn things in life so I could learn what I wanted in my next partner.

Molly Smith

AGE: 29

SERIES: 6

What do you want to know? Molly started her season as a Casa Amor bombshell and managed to turn Callum Jones' head.

It is believed she ended things with Callum after three years because she 'wanted to get engaged', but the offer apparently did not materialise.

Arabella Chi

AGE: 32

SERIES: 5

What do you want to know? Despite a volatile period in her series, she has since made headlines with a series of high-profile romances, most recently with footballer Ruben Dias.

She was linked to former French rugby player Yoann Huget and DJ Tom Zanetti. She also enjoyed a quick chat with fellow All Star Toby Aromolaran.

TomClare

AGE: 24

SERIES: 9

Why are you going back to the Villa?

I found love last time, so I'm back and ready to try again.

What are you going to do differently this time?

Last time I did exactly what I wanted and got the girl I wanted, so no, I wouldn't do anything differently.

Why do you think the Villa is the perfect place to find love?

When you are with someone 24/7, you really get to know that person. It can be such an alien environment, where you really get to know someone in a short time. It's Love Island – it's the best place!

My Life with the Walter Boys’ A messy love triangle between a girl and two brothers can feel familiar – and that’s exactly how it’s designed.

The series, which is based on by Ali Novak novel of the same name from 2014, follows Manhattanite Jackie Howard (Nikki Rodriguez) as she moves in with family friends after the deaths of her parents and sister. As she settles into her new rural lifestyle in Colorado, she develops feelings for two nearly estranged brothers: Cole (Noah LaLonde) and Alex Walter (Ashby Gentry), which couldn’t be more different.

“[The story] was inspired by Damon and Stefan [Salvatore] by The diary of vampires”, said Novak Entertainment weekly December 2023. “There’s just something so compelling about a love triangle, and there are so many YA books influenced by that series.

The diary of vampires In the early 1990s, novels were published by author LJ Smith. The books were later adapted into an eight-season series for the CW, starring Nina Dobrev as Elena Gilbert, a girl who falls in love with vampire brothers: Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder). My life with the Walter Boys has followed a similar path, with the story starting with writing and publishing website Wattpad before being adapted into a novel and later picked up by Netflix. The first season dropped on the streaming service in December 2023, and the romantic drama was picked up for season 2 just weeks later.

While the Walter Boys The novel ends with Jackie breaking up with Alex to be with Cole. The TV series takes a different approach. Viewers watched as Jackie admitted her feelings for Cole when the two exchanged a passionate kiss at the end of season 1, despite her still being in a relationship with Alex. Overwhelmed by her emotions, she returns to New York City with her uncle Richard (Alex Quijano), leaving nothing but an apology note.

“We have to make changes to make it work as a TV series,” said showrunner Melanie Halsall explained to EW. “The way relationships unfold, especially the relationship between Jackie and Alex, is a little different than in the book. And what happens at the end will surprise people because it’s different from the book, but I hope this will give the audience – both the audience who loves the book and the new audience – a bit of a surprise.

Halsall explained that after a season full of drama, she wanted everything in the Walters world finale to feel peaceful before things finally blew up.

“Everything is settled in episode 10,” she said. “Her relationship with Alex is going well. Alex and Cole have a truce. She and Cole seem to be getting along well as friends – and then I wanted to blow that whole thing up. That was always my intention, to lead the audience down a certain path and then blow it all up.”

Where the trio goes from here remains to be seen, but who the actors are rooting for, Gentry shared Pop alternative that his opinion on the love triangle changed over time.

“When we were shooting it, I was really thinking, ‘How can you watch this show and not be Team Alex?’ For example, I didn’t think it made sense,” he said after the series appeared on Netflix. “I even talked to Noah and said, ‘How are you, not Team Alex? You read the scripts!’ Then I watch it again and I understand. I understand why there is tension. I’m like, ‘Oh, maybe there’s a true love thing involved.’

Keep scrolling for a full timeline of the love triangle between Jackie, Alex and Cole:

Jackie arrives

In the first episode of the series, Jackie arrives at the Walter family farm, where Cole is immediately on her radar after meeting him at the pool. The chemistry between the pair is there from the start, with Cole giving Jackie the nickname ‘New York’. Meanwhile, Alex and Jackie come into contact when they are placed in the same class. While the rest of the brothers continue to give her a hard time, Alex offers her a friendly hand.

The two sides of Cole

As Jackie and Cole connect during an evening on the water in Episode 2, she later finds out that he was the mastermind behind a prank that left her with bleached hair. At the same time, she and Alex become closer when he shows her his favorite place on the farm: the children’s attic. The two jump into piles of hay and even share a near-kiss before being interrupted by Cole.

Twice an almost kiss

Cole convinces a stressed Jackie to drop out of school in episode 3, leaving Alex struggling to cover for her. Jackie drinks at a party during the day and almost drunkenly kisses Cole during a game of Truth or Dare, but ends up vomiting on him. Back at the ranch, she tries to kiss Alex while thanking him for always being there for her, but he tells her that he wants their first kiss to happen when she is sober.

A messy mix

Jackie bonds with Cole over their shared losses as the two are left home alone to do yard work as punishment for skipping school in episode 4. As a storm knocks out the house’s power, the electricity between them bigger and they almost kiss each other. before the family returns home – and Alex finds them together.

A not so nice holiday

Episode 5 sees Jackie’s first Thanksgiving with the Walters. After her family’s tea kettle accidentally breaks, Cole sneaks away to try to put it back together. Alex, meanwhile, makes his own grand gesture by taking her to a place where she can watch the sunset between two trees – something he hopes will remind her of the Manhattanhenge if she misses New York City. Just as Cole finishes her cauldron, he sees Jackie and Alex sharing their first kiss.

Coming to blows

Alex and Jackie settle into their relationship in episode 6. The pair are in romantic bliss before she discovers that Alex and Cole were fighting over a girl before she arrived. She discovers that when Cole returned from out of town this summer, he kissed Alex’s then-girlfriend, Paige, at a party. When Jackie confronts Alex about why he didn’t tell her, Alex confesses that he was afraid to be honest for fear that Jackie would realize she is beyond his reach. Later, Alex and Cole drunkenly get into each other’s faces, causing Alex to punch Cole in the face.

A rain-soaked confession

Alex and Cole’s problems continue to escalate as their brother Nathan (Corey Fogelmanis) is taken to the hospital. Cole later picks up Jackie when she gets lost in the woods and he questions why Jackie is with Alex, accusing her of dating his brother because he is “safe.” As they get caught in the rain, Cole reveals that he never knew Alex and Paige were dating and that he never meant to hurt his brother.

A truth revealed

After Cole spirals in episode 7 and tells Jackie he wishes she never moved to Colorado, he and Alex finally make up for their differences. When he gives Jackie a ride home later that day, Cole’s truck breaks down and he admits that he doesn’t want to hurt Alex, but he can’t ‘not want’ to be with Jackie, leaving the pair at a crossroads.

Awkward weddings

As Alex becomes more attached to Jackie, she finds herself drifting away from him because of Cole’s confession. She and Cole share a sweet moment in a field while picking wildflowers, which she later discovers represents unrequited love. After Alex tells Jackie he is in love with her and then passes out from too much champagne, Jackie discovers the tea kettle that Cole repaired but never gave her. She confronts him in the shed, and the pair share a passionate kiss. The next morning she flees to New York City, leaving only a note behind.

While it may seem very tempting to pop a pimple on your face, Dance Moms star Brooke Hyland recently got into trouble when she popped one in an area called the “triangle of death.”

Hyland, 25, who as a content creator often shares her daily life on social media, went viral after her posted a video a few weeks ago she explained that she woke up with an extremely swollen eye after popping a pimple near her eyebrow.

In the comments section, many warned that the area was close to the “triangle of death,” the part of the face from the bridge of your nose to the corners of your mouth.

It is such a dangerous area to have a pimple in as it can lead to a facial infection that could potentially spread to the brain, according to the Cleveland Clinic.

“I woke up and I was like, damn, it looks like I have a lot of scabs in my eyes,” Hyland began in the video, which has been viewed more than 3.5 million times since it was published.

“No, I just can’t open one,” she continued, showing off her completely swollen eye and the pimple right next to her eyebrow.

She explained that she had a “solid” hard pimple near her eyebrow for about two days, and later woke up with a swollen eye.

“I swear the inflammation around it has spread to my eye,” Hyland claimed.

“So if you have any medical experience, can I just put some ice on it and call it a day?” she asked her viewers. “Do you think it will go down? Should I be worried, because I don’t look so good.’

In response, her comments were flooded with many TikTok users warning her about the “triangle of death.”

‘It’s very close to the triangle of death… it could very well be staph. I would go to a doctor to get it checked out,” one person wrote.

Another agreed, typing: ‘No, it’s close to the triangle of death! Run to the emergency room!!!!’

According to a New York City dermatologist Dr. Kiran Mianof Hudson Dermatology and Laser Surgery, picking a pimple that popped up in the “triangle of death” could potentially be bad news.

“Picking at a pimple can introduce bacteria that lead to an infection anywhere on the face, but is especially dangerous in this area due to its proximity to the brain,” Dr. Mian to DailyMail.com.

‘There is a close connection between the ophthalmic veins, the facial veins and the nasal blood supply which all lead to the cavernous sinus.

‘The cavernous sinus is a conduit of blood vessels and connects the blood supply from the face to the skull.’

Dr. Mian added that an infection in this ‘triangle of death’ can spread to the brain ‘very easily’, and/or can also spread to the eyes.

If you have a pimple in the area and have similar symptoms to Hyland’s, you should see a doctor immediately, the dermatologist warned.

“Excessive swelling, purulent drainage, fever, eye pain, or difficulty moving the eyes should be reported to a doctor immediately,” Dr. Mian to DailyMail.com.

‘Antibiotics can help eliminate this infection before it spreads to more dangerous locations.’

She also recommended keeping your hands off a pimple in that area.

“If anyone has a breakout in this area, I strongly recommend avoiding manual manipulation,” she said.

“You can apply a pimple patch with clean hands, acne medication, or see a dermatologist for in-office treatment.”

Luckily, Hyland went to a doctor and started a course of antibiotics, which she explained in a brief explanation follow up video.

“Moral of the story: Just don’t pop anything and don’t pick and choose in these areas,” the Dance Moms star warned viewers.

In the clip, Hyland also shared more information about the “triangle of death” and included a photo of what the area looked like.

She explained that she had a virtual appointment with a doctor who prescribed her antibiotics, but also planned to go to the hospital to have it checked out.

Hyland admitted the comments “terrified” her.

“I’m scared for my life right now because of this damn pimple,” she said.

In a latest update videoshe confirmed that her eye was finally completely better and that she was on the road to recovery.

Goosebumps viewers have so many thoughts about the show’s central love triangle — and so do the writers.

During an exclusive interview with We weeklyexecutive producers Hilary Winston, Rob Letterman And Nick Stoller offered a glimpse into how the series’ writers tackled Margot’s problems (Isa Briones) individual connections to Lucas (Will price) and Isaiah (Zak Morris).

“We had Team Lucas and we definitely had Team Isaiah,” Letterman revealed. ‘I do not know anymore [which relationship had the most support], but I do remember there being sides. There were definitely sides.”

Goosebumps — that’s based on RL Stijn‘s book series – follows a group of teenagers who form friendships while trying to prevent supernatural forces from taking over their town. Margot’s chemistry with Lucas was evident from the show’s first episode, but her friendship with Isaiah had its ups and downs before Isaiah admitted to himself that he had feelings for Margot.

As Margot and Lucas’ relationship developed, their different plans for the future drove them apart. Lucas, still afraid that evil forces would come back to haunt them, wanted to stay in the city. Margot, meanwhile, was considering a move to Seattle before the season finale made a big change.

After Margot and Lucas’ breakup, Isaiah took the opportunity to tell Margot how he felt, which she reciprocated. But before Margot could have a real conversation with Isaiah or Luke, Isaiah was shot (and then brought back to life).

As a writer – and fan of the show – Winston has some ideas about where Margot’s love life should go in a possible season 2.

“I like the love triangle. Margot has to play out her feelings for Isaiah and see if they are there. I guess because she just lived a life as a teenage girl dating boys, it might not be what she thinks it is,” Winston shared. Us. “But she has to go down that path and hopefully end up with Lucas.”

While Us is still holding out hope that Margot and Lucas will end up together, the season finale introduced a lot of questions that weren’t just focused on the romantic pairings. Viewers still need answers about the circumstances surrounding Isaiah’s near-death, which was stopped when Margot brought him back to life with a spell from Kanduu’s book.

“We always like the idea of ​​someone dying but being brought back. There really is a choice that Margot has to make [in that moment]. She knows it’s not the right thing to do,” Winston teased. “[It’s a case of] Be careful what you wish for. She really wants this. But then this act of love and also guilt for being with Lucas causes Kanduu to hitch a ride and enter Mr. Bratt’s house for the first time.

Isaiah’s fate was a major discussion in the writers’ room, but when it came time to tell Morris about his character’s journey, Letterman accidentally left out the part about Isaiah being brought back to life.

“We pitched it to Zack saying, ‘This is going to be great.’ It will be unforgettable.’ And two days later I got a text from Isa saying, ‘Hey, I think you better call Zack because he’s really freaking out. He’s really worried about death on the show,” Letterman said Us. “So yeah, I had to call Zack and say, ‘No, you don’t understand. It’s all going to work out. It’s going to be great.’”

The producers – who are still waiting for word on renewal – are in no rush to solidify their vision for season 2 just yet. While you’re talking to UsHowever, Letterman discussed some of the successful aspects of the first season, including the group’s unique approach to telling the story.

“It was a very ambitious idea. But it was so refreshing. We always thought, ‘Okay, we’re going to do five origin stories, and then they meet halfway through to find out what happens to them,'” he explained. “That was always kind of the big plan. It did provide these mini-movies every episode. Strangely enough, that also lent itself more to the spirit of [Stine’s] books. Each episode can stand alone as a little movie, but it was very tricky and very ambitious to do.”

Letterman concluded by praising the cast for bringing the material to life in such a special way, adding, “The cast is so amazing. They are just so amazing and they really take everything to the next level.”

All episodes of Goosebumps season 1 is now available to stream on Disney+ and Hulu.

Matty’s friend took a cheeky swipe at Jordan during a pre-recorded clip shown on Big Brother: Late & Live on Tuesday.

Matty, Jordan and Henry have been involved in an awkward love triangle for weeks, with viewers feeling like Henry has feelings for Jordan, but Jordan is in love with Matty.

On Tuesday, Matty missed the chance to hear a message from his friend Connor during the security breach.

But Connor’s message for Matty was played out on the spin-off show Late & Live, with Connor lashing out at Jordan.

He said, ‘Hello my love, I hope you are well. I know the last week has been pretty tough with everything going on.”

“I just want you to know that you didn’t do anything wrong and that you don’t have to doubt it.”

‘Just because other people can’t deal with their emotions in a mature way doesn’t mean the responsibility lies with you.

“So stay around people who allow you to be yourself: Trish, Yinrun, Henry, Chanelle. And your mother says I have to go to the hairdresser.’

Host AJ Odudu quickly picked up a name missing from the list, saying, “So Matty’s friend said he could be himself in front of Trish, Yinrun, Henry and Chanelle.

“Is anyone missing from Matty’s friend’s list?” to which the crowd shouted Jordan’s name.

It comes after fans said they felt ‘sorry’ for Henry after he was ‘played like a fiddle’ by Jordan.

In scenes that aired Friday, Jordan had a heart-to-heart with Henry and claimed their relationship was “purely platonic,” despite his flirty banter.

Viewers have become frustrated with Jordan’s antics as he played with Henry’s emotions when he then started flirting with Matty, creating a messy ‘love triangle’.

Fans of the show have called Jordan a “player” and admitted they watched the scenes “heartbroken.”

One person shared their thoughts on

“I feel sorry for Henry, Jordan is just a player!” another added.

A third person said: ‘I actually feel for Henry. Jordan plays him like a fiddle leading Henry wasn’t struck on Jordan from the start, now I know why.”

“My heart breaks for Henry, Jordan needs to stop making fun of him and flirting with Matty,” someone else agreed.

Meanwhile, a fan added: ‘I’m watching last night’s episode and this is literally so sad because Henry, Jordan and Matty actually need to stop getting ahead of each other or just tell each other they want to try, it’s unbearable! !!’

Earlier this week, Jordan put an end to his flirty banter with Matty after Henry admitted he was struggling with it.

During a candid conversation, Henry said he wanted more clarity about the situation and told Jordan, “Your husband is not happy with you!”

Jordan asked Henry if he was serious and he replied that he was, before joking, “I’ll take you out to lunch and this is how you pay me back!”

Henry said, “I think for the sake of you and everyone else, you just have to work it out…I think we all just need a little more clarity in our lives.”

Jordan responded, “I don’t do emotions first; I try as much as I can to avoid it, but then it comes back in my face and it’s just like “go away.” I just don’t want to be involved, that’s not why I’m here.’

Henry said, ‘but you’re involved, you’re in the middle of it.’ Jordan says, “I’m going to fix it, it’s going to get fixed.”

The lawyer told Henry he would end his flirtation with Matty, before rushing to the other side of the bedroom to talk to him.

Jordan whispered in his ear at the side of the bed and told Matty that they needed to “nip it in the bud” and “get it over with.”

He then told Henry that he had ended it. However, this isn’t the first time they’ve had the conversation, so it remains to be seen if he’ll stay true to his word.

Laureles in Medellín, Colombia, has been named the Coolest Neighbourhood in the World to visit right now by Time Out.

It offers an ‘authentic balance of laid-back vibes alongside some of the best nightlife in the city’ and tops a 40-strong ranking for 2023 designed to showcase neighbourhoods that ‘have the best mix of cutting-edge culture, affordable great food and drink, street life, nightlife and community’.

Grace Beard, Travel Editor at Time Out, says: ‘What stands out with this year’s Time Out Coolest Neighbourhoods is that, while most of them have seen transformation over recent years, they remain resolutely local-at-heart. Exciting new openings across culture, food and drink are bringing in new crowds, but neighbourhood stalwarts – from old pubs to family greengrocers – keep it real. And they’re fun! These are places where the city comes to play, be it an all-night party, a spot of urban fishing or a nighttime bike ride.’

The top-ranked spot in America is Mid-City in New Orleans, while in Australia, the Brunswick East neighbourhood in Melbourne reigns supreme. Meanwhile, the UK number one is the Baltic Triangle in Liverpool. Scroll down to see where each neighbourhood ranks – and for the list in full…

12. Cours Julien, Marseille – France

‘A hotbed for graffiti in the early ‘90s when hip hop took root in Marseille, Cours Julien is as happening as ever three decades later,’ says Time Out.  

It adds: ‘The cobblestone streets are chock-a-block with vintage boutiques, indie designers, live music venues and eclectic cafés that are popular with the city’s booming creative class.’

For a perfect day out, Time Out recommends going people-watching at Black Bird Coffee, shopping for ‘vintage treasures’ along Rue Trois Mages, rummaging for records at Cave à Vinyle and sipping on drinks at Verre à Cruise.

11. Baltic Triangle, Liverpool – England

‘Fifteen years ago, what is now known as the Baltic Triangle was nothing more than a collection of largely abandoned shipping warehouses,’ says Time Out. 

‘But thanks to a huge regeneration project, they’re now populated by some of the best restaurateurs, artists and creatives in the city.’

Affectionately termed ‘the Baltic’, the area is a short walk from Liverpool’s ‘iconic Albert Dock’, the guide reveals. 

And it’s the place to experience the ‘city’s younger side,’ it claims, ‘as lots of 20-and-30-somethings call this corner of Liverpool home’. 

It continues: ‘Skateparks, independent coffee shops and small galleries occupy the space between street art-adorned warehouses. 

‘There’s also a budding food scene in the area, including the newly-opened Manifest, which has already been given the nod from Michelin.’

The perfect day? That would entail waking up in one of The Baltic Hotel’s boutique bedrooms and grabbing a pastry from the nearby Baltic Bakehouse, says Time Out.

10. Tomigaya, Tokyo – Japan

Tokyo’s Tomigaya district ‘seems a world apart from the frenetic pace of the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing’ – Shibuya Crossing – despite being less than a 15-minute walk away.

So says Time Out, which describes the district as feeling ‘more relaxed’ with ‘more independent businesses’ and ‘quiet residential streets’.

Despite the area’s ‘unassuming low profile,’ the guide adds, ‘there’s no shortage of trendy cafés and stylish stores here, burrowed in side streets among fantastic restaurants and local grocers’. 

The ‘perfect’ itinerary should include stopping off at Beasty Coffee ‘for fresh roasts and matcha terrine’ followed by lunch at the family-run Katsudonya Zuicho and an evening cocktail at The Bellwood, says Time Out.

9. Amsterdam-West, Amsterdam – Netherlands

‘Amsterdam-West has it all,’ says Time Out, describing the neighbourhood as ‘hip, cosy and creative’ with ‘a unique blend of Dutch heritage and international energy’.

It continues: ‘Bordering the tourist havens of the Jordaan and Museumkwartier, Amsterdam-West remains resolutely local-centric, despite the area being jam-packed with the sort of aesthetic and architectural qualities you regularly associate with Amsterdam.’

Strolling into Westerpark ‘to soak up some nature’ and heading for ‘a delicious brunch’ at Dignita will make for ‘a perfect day’ there, according to the guide.

8. Isola, Milan – Italy

‘Fun fact: the name Isola – island – derives from the fact the district was “cut off” from the rest of Milan from the railway line that runs by it,’ Time Out says.

It continues: ‘And before the 2015 Expo [a World Expo hosted by Milan, partially in Isola], many people wouldn’t have had a reason to cross that railway line. Seven years and a whole requalification later, Isola is claiming the title of Milan’s coolest district.’

The ‘perfect day’ in Isola starts with a ‘traditional Milanese brioche with an espresso’ at L’Ile Douce pastry shop followed by lunch at Deus Cafe and an afternoon spent ‘exploring artistic tombs and monuments at Cimetero Monumentale’, it adds.

7. Mid-City, New Orleans – U.S

Mid-City lies close to the French Quarter of New Orleans and sits ‘midway between the Mississippi River and Lake Pontchartrain’, Time Out reveals. 

What can you expect from the neighbourhood? The guide says: ‘You’ll find artsy crowds and colourful houses in the Bayou St. John area, historical landmarks along Bayou Road, and centuries-old oaks in City Park.’

Here, the ‘perfect day’ comprises a stroll around City Park, coffee and beignets at Cafe du Monde, a visit to the New Orleans Museum of Art, and a shopping trip to jewellery and gift shop Home Malone, according to the guide. ‘Wrap up the night with dancing and bowling at the legendary Rock ‘n Bowl,’ it adds.

6. Brunswick East, Melbourne – Australia 

‘Move over Brunswick, Fitzroy and Carlton,’ says Time Out. ‘This eclectic – and increasingly cool – Northside neighbourhood is ready to emerge from the suburban shadows.’

The guide describes Brunswick East as a ‘fast emerging’ corner of Melbourne, and ‘a vibrant go-to hub for multicultural eateries, live music venues and cosy bars that you’ll find yourself returning to again and again.’

For ‘the perfect day’, according to Time Out, get ‘coffee and carbs’ at Wild Life Bakery followed by shopping at Lygon Street Nursery and ‘the best tacos in the city’ at CDMX.

5. Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

‘Once a neighbourhood known for its coffin shops and funeral-related services, Sheung Wan is now one of Hong Kong’s liveliest districts,’ says Time Out.

‘This is the only place in Hong Kong where you can find a mix of historic temples, antique stores and dried seafood stalls alongside contemporary art galleries, Melbourne-style cafes, stylish boutiques, and contemporary restaurants,’ it adds.

The guide continues: ‘You’ll find hipsters and their pets in chic cafes, while older generations explore bustling wet markets and seafood stalls that stretch all the way to Sai Ying Pun.’

4. Havnen, Copenhagen – Denmark

Time Out says: ‘Copenhagen’s city architect Camilla van Deurs describes Havnen, Copenhagen’s harbour, as the city’s living room – and we can’t disagree. It’s the place where the city comes to play, whether that’s on boats, floating rafts, paddleboards, kayaks or in its swimming pools.’ 

Wondering how to plan a perfect day in the neighbourhood? The guide recommends waking up at Kaj Hotel, a floating houseboat hotel, before walking to Opera Park via the harbour, enjoying lunch at La Banchina and taking an afternoon dip in the harbour. 

3. Carabanchel, Madrid – Spain

‘Once known as a proper working-class area outside Madrid’s ring road, Carabanchel has turned into the city’s latest version of Soho,’ says Time Out.

‘It’s now buzzing with trendy art galleries and cutting-edge creative spaces.’

An ideal day in the area, according to the guide, comprises ‘a banging brekkie’ at Merinas’ cafe and a visit to Sabina Amrani Gallery followed by a cheese board at La Griferia, where you can ‘discuss the art over a glass of wine’.

2. Smithfield, Dublin – Ireland

Heaping praise on silver medal winner Smithfield, Time Out says: ‘This Dublin 7 neighbourhood is a space where tradition and activism meet.’ Giving examples of this, the travel site notes that the neighbourhood is home to establishments such as The Cobblestone, a ‘historic pub known as the home of traditional Irish music in Dublin’, and Third Space, a social enterprise café that ‘serves homemade sausage rolls with bacon jam, all-the-while making the neighbourhood a better place to live’.

Time Out continues that it’s also ‘filled with independent bars, vegan-friendly restaurants, artisanal cafés and sourdough pizza shops – deeming the area a must-visit for anyone swayed by no-frills, post-industrial charm’.

Wondering when to visit? Time Out recommends making it to the Smithfield Fleadh on the last weekend of August, a two-day event that offers ‘live Irish music, local art and hazy, summer evening pints’.

1. Laureles, Medellin – Colombia

The coolest of them all, Laureles ‘is home to the famed nightlife strip known as La 70’ and ‘Estadio Atanasio Girardot, Medellin’s main fútbol stadium and concert venue’, Time Out reveals.

It continues: ‘While you might think all of this would make Laureles a bit noisy and hectic, the neighbourhood actually has a pretty laidback reputation. The area outside of La 70 offers tranquillity in the form of parks, tree-lined streets, yoga studios and countless coffee shops.’

The guide adds that ‘Laureles still has a traditional Colombian neighbourhood feel, despite its growing popularity’, adding: ‘Fruit vendors push their carts through the circular streets like they have for decades.’ It recommends grabbing a morning coffee at Rituales Café, stopping for lunch at Saludpan and dancing salsa at the ‘no-frills’ Tíbiri Bar.

Big Brother fans have shared their heartbreak after Jordan Sangha admitted he has no feeling for ‘husband’ Henry Southan.

Viewers have seen the two housemates grow closer in recent weeks, with the duo even sharing a few secret kisses in bed as they said goodnight.

Although Henry admitted that their relationship had confused him, Jordan seemingly destroyed any hope of a romantic connection.

Their blossoming relationship is thwarted by Jordan’s close friendship with housemate Matty Simpson, as the situation now resembles a love triangle.

Jordan said in the diary room that he hopes Henry doesn’t have feelings for him because he sees their friendship as purely platonic.

Referring to the kisses, Jordan noted that he has also playfully kissed Chantelle, saying he would be more likely to find her attractive than Henry.

During the episode, viewers watched as Jordan struggled with his growing feelings for Matty as the duo had conversations about his emotions.

Meanwhile, Jordan also got things off his chest when he admitted to Matty, “The moment you walked in, I had no idea this would be an inconvenience.”

Discussing the dynamics of their relationship, Matty mused, “We’ve tried to get closer a few times. Back up a bit and then closer. And then… it clearly doesn’t work.

“I hope that doesn’t mean you’re mad at me.” If that’s really a way to protect yourself, then…’

Still, he was interrupted by Jordan who insisted, “Yeah, yeah, but I’m never really peaky anyway.”

While Matty revealed that he is, Jordan continued, “Okay, I’m not going to do that anymore because it’s just mutual.

‘It’s like we’re running parallel. And then we have Trish, Yinrun and Henry in the middle.

“So we run on either side of them. But our paths don’t necessarily cross.’

Meanwhile, Henry sat on the sidelines and discussed his own feelings with Trish, later telling Jordan he felt “caught in the crossfire.”

During his conversation with Trish, Henry confided that his closeness and kissing with Jordan had caused him confusion. Admitted that he ‘hadn’t felt this way before’.

In a personal conversation with Trish, Henry revealed that he is stressed by his emotions and longing for “clarity” about where he stands.

As viewers witnessed three kisses between them, Henry further revealed that there had been more secret cuddles between the pair, confessing: “We’re really good friends, Jordan and I, but we’ve kissed about four or five times.”

While even Trish was stunned by the confession, saying it was “more than I knew,” Henry continued: ‘It played with my emotions a bit the last few days. I think I want a little clarity.

Henry added, “I literally haven’t felt this emotion before and it was just a little stressful.”

Later, Henry spoke to Big Brother in the Diary Room about Jordan’s relationship with Matty, confessing: ‘There’s something strange going on with Jordan and Matty and it’s become a bit of a puzzle in my head.

“On a very selfish level, I feel like I’m almost losing Jordan a little bit as he drifts away. It’s very hard to explain because I’ve never really felt this before.’

Reacting to the episode on Twitter, fans were shocked by Jordan’s admission that he has no romantic feelings for Henry.

One person said: ‘So Jordan doesn’t like Henry??’

Another said: ‘Oh wow, Jordan really doesn’t like Henry that much.’

Another said: ‘Jordan, Henry has been looking at your heart eyes since you walked in, how did you not notice that.’

Another person said: ‘NOO JORDAN, HENRY IS IN LOVE WITH YOU.’

Another wrote: ‘The love triangle between Jordan, Henry and Matty! I can not handle it!’

Another said: ‘Oh Jordan, Henry has fallen hard for you, how can you not see that!’

Earlier in the episode, Big Brother revealed that Dylan, Noky, Paul and Trish will be the next housemates to face the public vote ahead of Friday night’s live eviction.

The housemates learned that the four candidates received the most nominations from their housemates this week.

Dylan received seven nominations from Henry, Noky, Chanelle, Matty, Jenkin, Yinrun and Trish.

Noky received six nominations from Olivia, Jenkin, Dylan, Paul, Jordan and Tom, while Trish received five nominations from Olivia, Chanelle, Dylan, Paul and Tom.

Meanwhile, Paul received four nominations from Noky, Henry, Yinrun and Trish.

This week’s eviction voting begins Wednesday night at 10:15 PM exclusively on the Big Brother app, with viewers asked to vote for the housemate they want evicted.

Two housemates will be evicted from the Big Brother house on Friday evening.

Viewers can then watch AJ Odudu and Will Best grill the sitters in their first live interview on Big Brother: Late & Live.

The conversations came at a time of tension in the house, as they reel from news of Kerry’s shock expulsion and learning that Noky and Trish had given her, Dylan and Olivia a great nomination.

Speaking to Big Brother in the Diary Room, Chanelle said: ‘Today feels like a division in the house.

“I feel like it’s Trish’s group, and then of course Olivia and then Dylan. I would hate it if Dylan didn’t feel part of a group of friends.’

Still, there was no time for too much tension as the housemates soon gathered in the longue to announce this week’s nominations ahead of Friday’s double eviction.

Unsurprisingly, after their major fallout the day before, Trish nominated Dylan, saying, “I’m just tired of being his emotional punching bag.” He’s almost sabotaging himself and I’m just collateral damage.’

Meanwhile, one from Dylan was for Noky, as he explained: “She was sitting next to me, she was smiling, knowing she had marked me for deportation.

‘Gaming with two faces, Noky, is my choice.’

The full nominations will be revealed on the show and the four housemates facing eviction will be announced.

Big Brother continues at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX

Daisy Kelliherhis relationship with Colin MacRae hitting another obstacle – and Gary King was again caught in the middle.

During a new episode of Below deck sailing yacht, which aired on Monday, June 26, Daisy and Colin resolved their past issues and seemed to be making progress in their relationship. However, things took an unexpected turn when Gary and Daisy crossed paths.

“I don’t want to tarnish the relationship between me and Gary by trying to draw a line between us, but I also don’t want to upset Colin by being inappropriate,” the chief stewart explained in a confessional. “I’ve never been in this situation before, so I don’t really know how to handle it.”

The colleagues eventually shared a kiss after Daisy slept with Colin. Daisy called the moment “so inappropriate,” but Gary felt compelled to share something “romantic” with her.

“When you’re with me, it feels like time slows down,” the first officer said. “How great is that? I think that’s one of the most romantic things I’ve ever said to you.”

Colin, for his part, walked in on the pair embracing in the crew mess. “Gary is a desperate man,” the engineer told the cameras. “His ego feels attacked when he doesn’t get female attention. And now that I’m in the middle of it, it’s kind of a tricky situation to be in.

Later in the episode, Daisy suggested that she and Gary put their flirty banter on hold amid her romance with their mutual friend. ‘Colin won’t be happy [with] the way we treat each other,” she told Gary. “We should probably stop flirting.”

However, Gary argued that there was nothing wrong with their friendship. “But it’s who I am. He knows that,” he assured. “It’s not like I’m trying — actually, just make me stop talking.”

Since accession Below deck sailing yacht in Season 2, Daisy and Gary have sparked romantic rumors on several occasions. The duo finally surprised viewers earlier this season when Gary revealed that he and Daisy had sex when no cameras were around.

The native of Ireland previously admitted that she has no expectations when it comes to a future with Gary.

“That was what was really confusing [while filming season 4]. I was like, ‘You connect with everyone. I don’t know why I’m in the hot seat.’ I’ve learned from previous seasons and I think it’s very important to think about your behavior in life and situations,” she told Exclusively Us weekly in April. “I think some time apart is always good. I think when we’re together it gets a lot more complicated because we have that chemistry,” she said. “So, it’s like, is this more? But I think we’re just friends. That time apart clarifies things a bit more [for me].”

That same month, Gary discussed how his feelings for Daisy played a part in the cast’s overarching drama this season.

“I would say I was a little jealous to some extent. Daisy and I, we have a connection whether she denies it or not,” he shared Us. “And I think everyone in this world is going to be a little jealous when they see that the person they’re connected to is dating someone else. I mean, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t jealous.”

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Back-to-back episodes of Below deck sailing yacht airs on Bravo Mondays at 8 p.m. ET.