By Cameron Carpenter for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 6:46 PM EDT, March 21, 2024 | Updated: 7:13 PM EDT, March 21, 2024

Jade Roper has a sweet message for the Bachelor Nation alum Sydney High Tower After learning, they both chose the name Beau for their babies.

“I’m so happy for Sydney, how beautiful it is [that] Another sweet Beau will be so incredibly loved,” Roper, 37, wrote via Instagram Story on Friday, March 15. “It will be so light, just like mine. .”

Hightower, previously published on Peter Weberseason 24 of The Bachelorgave birth to her first child with her husband Fred Warner on March 7. (Warner is a linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers, who met Hightower shortly after she was cut The Bachelor.)

“The best day of our lives,” Hightower, 28, wrote via Instagram at the time, noting that her son’s full name is Beau Anthony Warner.

Beau is the same name as Roper and husband Tanner Tolbert decided to name their late son after he suffered a missed miscarriage in August 2023 Bachelor in paradise (The couple is already parents to daughter Emmy and sons Brooks and Reed.)

“I have been struggling with what to write here while experiencing a miscarriage,” Roper wrote via Instagram at the time. “It felt like all my dreams came true to welcome another baby into our lives, to love and complete our family. Although our hearts are completely broken and we have dealt with the deep and complex grief of loss, we are blessed to have been touched by his soul during his short time. I am changed forever.”

She continued, “I have carried him with so much pride and cherish every moment that remains with a part of him, but it has also been just as challenging and devastating. So as I hold my belly here, our sweet baby’s body rests in my womb while his soul floats.

During Roper’s pregnancy, she had learned that Beau had been diagnosed with Down syndrome.

“We don’t think his little heart was strong enough,” she said in a November 2023 Instagram Story Q&A when asked what “caused” her pregnancy loss. “Many DS diagnoses are associated with congenital heart disease.”

Roper, who has previously suffered multiple pregnancy losses, has opened up about her grief over the loss of Beau.

‘I am fine. I recently told my manager that I’m tired of living in my sad girl era and I’m ready to feel better, but I also realize that sadness doesn’t work that way,” she wrote via Instagram in October 2023 Story. now I’ve noticed that I have three or four really good days and then two sad days. And I just try to honor them and move through it.

Seeing their furry friend reach Crufts is a moment of pride and joy for any owner. But for those who have rescue dogs, it’s even more special.

Among the rescues participating this year, takes place at Birmingham‘s NEC between March 7-10. is Spaniel Beau from East Yorkshire, who was rescued from ‘terrible circumstances’ by the RSPCA.

The adorable pup – along with 36 other dogs – was found malnourished, dehydrated and surrounded by faeces in Gilberdyke in 2019, but will now compete in the famous dog show.

Before he was adopted, he had ‘never been outside’ and ‘never done anything’, so this is a huge achievement for the dog.

RSPCA Inspector Tom Hutton, who adopted Beau, told the story BBC news: ‘I think this will be the ultimate moment for both of us, from where he came from to now, where he is now.

“Walking around there on national television, competing with some really tall dogs. You couldn’t make it up.’

Indie, a type of greyhound known as Sloughi, is also among the animals that beat the odds and made it to Crufts.

She was found injured, starving and abandoned two years ago after being severely abused.

“Indie was really malnourished and we could see all her ribs and she had cigarette burns on her butt,” her owner Nadiyah Storey explained.

Adding: ‘She was so scared of people and she had been bitten by other dogs so she had purple spray to cover her wounds.

‘It is likely that she was used in the game trade along with hunting dogs.

“Every time we went to pet her, she flinched because she thought she was going to be hit.”

Nadiyah, from Hexam in Northumberland, first looked after Indie before deciding to give her a forever home and adopt her.

Now she is bursting with pride as the puppy will run on the green Crufts runner today.

Indie will compete alongside other dogs in a team of eight as part of the Eclipse Flyball Club, based in Morpeth.

It comes after the team became one of 16 to win their qualifying events last year.

During the event, the dogs must jump over four obstacles, which activate a fly box to release a ball.

They must then return over the same obstacles without dropping the ball, while trying not to collide with the other team’s dog.

Nadiyah recalled, “We’re used to training dogs, but we’ve never had a dog that was so afraid of being touched, so that was so difficult.

‘We took her to a Flyball club to get her socialized and she slowly progressed and then her journey to Crufts began.

‘She’s still reserved around strangers, but once she gets to know them, she’s great. Indie wasn’t very good at Flyball at first, but we stuck with it and she got better and better and here we go to Crufts.

‘Some people at Crufts breed their dogs and sell them for thousands of pounds, so it will be great to have little free Indie there.’

She said they are “so proud of her” and that they “never thought something like this would happen.”

Meanwhile, Buddy, another rescue dog, went from not being able to be in the same room as his owner to running around the agility arena together.

He will also try his luck on the green carpet and compete in the Agility Novice Cup today at 8.15 am.

Buddy’s owner Seb Thomas, from Bridgwater, Somerset, took him in in 2018 after finding him on a Facebook rescue site.

“I went up to him, he was running away from us, growling at our other dogs, so I thought that looked like a challenge, let’s give it a try,” he said ITV News.

The proud owner recalled: ‘He had a lot of problems, skinny little thing, terrible coat, a bit biting, and now he is happy and hardly leaves our side.

‘He will do anything we want and is almost the perfect companion. It has been many years of hard work, but very worth it.’

Seb works full-time at a car dealership and uses the agility training in his spare time.

He revealed that it is a ‘huge achievement to have qualified’ and that all they can wish for is to ‘have fun on the day’.

Adding: ‘A little rescue dog who gets 15 to 20 minutes of agility training a week, in addition to his exercises, to get up there and compete against some of the guys who probably do it a lot more than us. I think it will be fantastic, so that’s huge.

“My only ambition was to one day make a grand final with him and we did it, so I’m over the moon about that.

“We’ve done everything we wanted and if we do anything else, I’m made up.”

Every year the international dog show Crufts sees thousands of puppies of all shapes and sizes come from all over the world to one place to take part in a variety of competitions and shows.

Owners and pets will compete in categories such as agility and obedience from Thursday, with the world-class Best In Show title awarded on Sunday.

Crufts has been around since 1891 and is currently organized by The Kennel Club – it is considered the most prestigious dog competition in the world.

Channel 4 and More 4 will be broadcasting the action over four days, if you want to see Indie, Buddy and Beau on the infamous green carpet.

On Saturday, television actress Surbhi Chandna, known for her role in the TV show Ishqbaaaz, married her long-time partner Karan Sharma in Jaipur.

Television actress Surbhi Chandna tied the knot with her long-time boyfriend Karan Sharma on Saturday. The actor’s wedding took place in Jaipur and the pictures of the big wedding are trending on social media. The couple has been dating since 2010 and officially announced their engagement in January 2024. The videos of the couple’s wedding ceremony are now making rounds on the internet. Meanwhile, the couple has yet to share their official wedding photos on their social media accounts.

In the recently surfaced videos, Surbhi looks gorgeous in a silver lehenga paired with a pink-baby blue veil, while her groom Karan exudes elegance in a silver sherwani. In one of the videos, the Ishqbaaaz star is seen lip-syncing to a romantic song as she gracefully walks down the aisle.

Watch the viral video here:

Meanwhile, ahead of the wedding, some indoor pictures and videos of Surbhi have gone viral on the internet. The actress is seen extremely excited in videos of her haldi and chauda ceremonies. Surbhi Chandna looked stunning in a gold sequined attire at the choda ceremony.

On Thursday, the actress commemorated her bachelorette party with her Ishqbaaz co-stars Shrenu Parikh, Nehalaxmi Iyer, Mansi Srivastava, Kunal Jaisingh and Mrinal Deshraj. She then shared the photos on Instagram and wrote, “The A gang made sure I had a good time right before I’m no longer single and I can’t thank them enough because koi has a special feeling that karana is looking for inside. Two days of madness begin, and here I am reliving my bachelor party.

Take a look here:

Talking about Surbhi’s work front, the actress has featured in a number of serials including Ishqbaaz, Sherdil Shergill, Naagin, Qubool Hai, Sanjivani, Dil Boley Oberoi and others.

• Beau Lamarre-Condon charged with murder
• Jesse Baird and Luke Davies were allegedly murdered on February 19

By Tita Smith for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 8:31 PM EST, February 28, 2024 | Updated: 9:28 PM EST, February 28, 2024

• Beau Lamarre-Condon is said to have killed a couple with three bullets
• Reportedly stole bullets from the shooting range to replace them
• The gun was returned to the Miranda Police Department, detectives allege

By Madeleine Achenza for Nca Newswire

Published: 4:32 PM EST, February 28, 2024 | Updated: 4:42 PM EST, February 28, 2024

Beau Lamarre-Condon’s tattooed, dreadlocked sister was the accused killer’s loyal sidekick as the pair stalked celebrities across Sydney, Daily Mail Australia can reveal.

Jamila Lamarre-Condon, 25, was often spotted with her brother at celebrity spots as the Hollywood-obsessed siblings chased down stars to post selfies on social media.

But she has now deleted her Facebook posts after being confronted by a neighbor of one of the men alleged to have killed her brother – after making a bizarre request as detectives searched for their bodies.

Beau Lamarre-Condon, 28, has been charged with killing Channel Ten reporter Jesse Baird, 26, and his Qantas flight attendant friend Luke Davies, 29, on Baird’s rented patio in Paddington, in Sydney’s east, last Monday .

The senior NSW Police officer is said to have shot the pair dead with his Glock service pistol before driving 180km south with a female acquaintance – who is not Jamila – to hide the bodies near Bungonia, in the Southern Tablelands.

Lamarre-Condon and his female passenger allegedly stopped to buy an angle grinder and padlock before the officer used the tools to gain access to a private road on a remote property full of dams.

Detectives allege he left the female acquaintance alone for 30 minutes while he drove away in the van to dispose of the bodies before returning to Sydney with her.

Police have declined to identify the female passenger, but insist she is an innocent party assisting the investigation and was unaware of what Lamarre-Condon allegedly did.

He is now in Silverwater prison awaiting trial after detectives finally discovered the bodies stuffed into surf bags and buried in a shallow grave under rocks and rubble in rugged bush on Tuesday.

Before joining the NSW Police in 2019, Lamarre-Condon was known in Sydney for chasing celebrities and posting selfies with the stars.

Now close friends have revealed he was often accompanied by his sister Jamila as the pair stalked celebrities including Katy Perry and Harry Styles.

The brother and sister are said to be inseparable and were often seen in Sydney hoping to ambush celebrities.

“They were chasing all the boy bands and pop stars like 1D and Justin Bieber,” said a close friend.

‘They went out two to three times a week. Between actors and musicians, they went out to meet everyone who was in town.”

The friend said Lamarre-Condon would even interview his celebrity sister for videos on his gossip website ThatsTheTea.com.

He added: “Jamila was kind and calm.

“It was a typical brother-sister relationship: he was always bossy and controlling… and they fought with each other all the time.”

Another celebrity stalker who knew the pair added: ‘They used to be big on the chase scene.

‘You often saw them outside together. I don’t think they are as close today as they used to be.

‘She had children and now has a family – so she stopped chasing celebrities, but Beau just kept going.’

The siblings grew up together with their single mother Coleen in Kirrawee and Grays Point, in Sydney’s south.

At one point, Jamila worked at McDonald’s at Sydney Airport before briefly moving to London, where she met a partner and reportedly had a child.

She returned to Australia and worked for the NSW Police as a radio dispatcher, but was fired after refusing to be vaccinated against Covid.

She allegedly told police that the vaccine was ‘unsafe’ and ‘ineffective’ and endangered her life and health.

Ms Lamarre-Condon is currently registered as living in a unit in Zetland, in the city’s south, but on Monday joined the Facebook community group for Nimbin, the hippie community 750 kilometers north of Sydney.

And as police divers searched Bungonia’s remote dams in vain for any trace of the missing men, while detectives searched nearby bushland, Ms Lamarre-Condon made a bizarre request online.

She asked the group for advice on clearing an acre of brush that was overgrown with grass and weeds.

But when challenged about her relationship with her brother, Ms. Lamarre-Condon, heavily tattooed and sporting dreadlocks, deleted her post and closed her Facebook account.

She had only joined the Nimbin group on the Monday she posted, but coincidentally it was spotted by a neighbor of Mr Baird.

“It seemed strange to me that she would post about something so trivial, days after her brother was accused of double murder,” the neighbor said.

“I responded to the comment and said, ‘Aren’t you Beau’s sister?’ whereupon she quickly deleted the message.

“She deleted the message as soon as I asked about Beau. I’m not sure why I confronted her about it, but I was just really surprised by her post.”

A NSW Police spokesperson declined to comment, adding: “That is not information we have or are aware of and cannot confirm.”

Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting that Jamila Lamarre-Condon was in any way involved in her brother’s alleged crimes.

Daily Mail Australia has attempted to contact Ms Lamarre-Condon about her relationship with her brother.

By Tita Smith in Bungonia for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 00:30 EST, February 28, 2024 | Updated: 01:16 EST, February 28, 2024

By Candace Sutton for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 6:07 PM EST, February 27, 2024 | Updated: 11:43 PM EST, February 27, 2024

De beschuldigde dubbele moordenaar Beau Lamarre-Condon wachtte tot hij eindelijk met een advocaat had gesproken voordat hij de politie zou vertellen waar ze de lichamen van Jesse Baird en Luke Davies konden vinden..

De politie maakte dinsdag op een persconferentie bekend dat ze er ‘zeer zeker van’ waren dat ze de lichamen van de 26-jarige Baird en de 29-jarige Davies hadden gevonden in een pand in Bungonia, ongeveer 180 kilometer ten zuiden van Sydney.

De 28-jarige Lamarre-Condon zou het tweetal afgelopen maandag hebben doodgeschoten op het gehuurde terras van Baird in Paddington, in de buitenwijken van Sydney, met zijn door de politie uitgegeven Glock-pistool.

Hij gaf zichzelf vrijdag aan bij de politie en werd beschuldigd van twee moorden, maar had tot dinsdagochtend geweigerd de rechercheurs te vertellen waar de lichamen waren..

Tijdens een persconferentie die middag werd NSW-politie-adjunct-commissaris Michael Fitzgerald gevraagd waarom de verdachte uiteindelijk had meegewerkt.

Er wordt aangenomen dat rechercheur Sergeant Pinazza, de verantwoordelijke officier, en een andere officier, rechercheur hoofdinspecteur Glen Browne, de politie waren die de verdachte dinsdag rond 11.00 uur in de Silverwater-gevangenis bezochten.

Het was tijdens deze bijeenkomst dat Lamarre-Condon, een voormalige blogger van beroemdheden die senior agent bij de NSW-politie werd, hen naar verluidt vertelde waar de lichamen zich bevonden..

Hij had eerder geweigerd de politie te helpen bij het vinden van de stoffelijke resten van de twee mannen, maar veranderde van toon nadat hij een advocaat had ingeschakeld.

De politie vond de lichamen drie uur later, rond 13.00 uur, en binnen enkele minuten hadden ze de families van Baird en Davies op de hoogte gebracht.

‘De verdachte kreeg vanochtend eindelijk juridisch advies en we werden vervolgens regelrecht naar de gevangenis gestuurd en om zijn hulp gevraagd’, vertelde adjunct-commissaris Fitzgerald aan verslaggevers.

‘Er was een poging tot interview met hem [when he was first arrested] maar dit is de eerste keer dat hij ons vrijwillig informatie geeft.’

Vóór het baanbrekende interview in de Silverwater-gevangenis hadden onderzoekers eerder deze week een afgelegen pand in Bungonia doorzocht, inclusief verschillende dammen, maar konden de overblijfselen niet vinden.

De lichamen werden uiteindelijk ontdekt op een tweede plaats delict op een andere locatie in dezelfde buitenwijk, ongeveer 20 minuten verderop.

Lamarre-Condon zou afgelopen woensdag in een gehuurd busje met een kennis naar het gebied zijn gereden en onderweg een haakse schroevendraaier en een hangslot hebben gekocht.

Hij zou een hek met een hangslot hebben doorgesneden om toegang te krijgen tot een privéweg en de kennis 30 minuten hebben achtergelaten terwijl hij naar verluidt de lichamen had weggegooid.

Vervolgens keerde hij terug naar Sydney, maar de politie beweert dat hij die avond om 23.00 uur gewichten had gekocht voordat hij weer terugreed naar Bungonia, waar ze beweren dat hij de lichamen vervolgens naar een nieuwe locatie heeft verplaatst.

Het busje zou donderdag rond 04.30 uur het gebied rond Bungonia hebben verlaten in een mogelijke poging om de lichamen naar een nieuwe locatie te verplaatsen, zegt de politie.

Op de plaats delict zijn twee surfplanktassen gevonden.

‘Er lijkt een poging te zijn gedaan om de lichamen te bedekken met stenen en puin’, zei hoofdinspecteur Danny Doherty.

De families van de heer Baird en de heer Davies zijn op de hoogte gebracht van de update in het onderzoek.

Lamarre-Condon is zonder loon geschorst bij de politie van NSW.

NSW-politiecommissaris Karen Webb zei dat er een onderzoek zal komen naar hoe de verdachte naar verluidt twee moorden heeft kunnen plegen met zijn politiegeweer.

‘Dat mag nooit meer gebeuren’, zei ze.

‘We moeten zoeken naar manieren om dat risico zo goed mogelijk te beperken.’

Ze zei ook dat er een onderzoek zal plaatsvinden naar de interne systemen en toegang tot vuurwapens van de politie.

De focusverschuiving volgde op nieuwe details die naar voren kwamen over Lamarre-Condon die naar verluidt een operatie onderging uren nadat hij ervan werd beschuldigd de twee mannen te hebben neergeschoten.

De beroemdheidsjager die politieagent is geworden, zou afgelopen dinsdag zijn geboekt voor een operatie aan zijn buik, 24 uur nadat het stel zou zijn vermoord.

Een tijdlijn die maandag werd geschetst door adjunct-commissaris van de politie van NSW, David Hudson, beweerde dat Lamarre-Condon, 28, het echtpaar afgelopen maandag om 9.50 uur neerschoot in het huis van de heer Baird in Paddington, in het oosten van Sydney.

Lamarre-Condon zou een wit Toyota HiAce-busje hebben gehuurd van de luchthaven van Sydney voordat hij maandagavond terugkeerde naar het ter waarde van $ 3 miljoen gehuurde terrashuis om hun lichamen op te halen, toen het busje op cameratoezicht buiten het huis werd betrapt.

Dinsdag beweert de politie dat de agent ‘gedeeltelijke bekentenissen’ heeft afgelegd over de moorden tegenover een kennis, maar woensdag werd pas alarm geslagen nadat de bebloede kleren en bezittingen van het stel waren gevonden in een container in Cronulla, in het zuiden van Sydney.

Lamarre-Condon zou afgelopen dinsdag naar het ziekenhuis zijn gegaan voor een dagoperatie – een dag na de vermeende schietpartij, meldde 2GB Radio.

De dag na de operatie zou Lamarre-Condon het busje 180 km ten zuiden van Sydney naar Bungonia hebben gereden met een vrouwelijke kennis naar een afgelegen pand in een kennelijke poging om de lichamen bij een van de verschillende dammen te dumpen.

Lamarre-Condon zou het busje vervolgens naar Newcastle hebben gereden, 165 km ten noorden van Sydney, en donderdag rond 20.30 uur aankomen bij het huis van politieagent Renee Fortuna, waar hij naar verluidt een slang had geleend om het voertuig schoon te maken.

Er is geen enkele suggestie dat mevrouw Fortuna wist wat Lamarre-Condon zou hebben gedaan of betrokken was bij een strafbaar feit.

Lamarre-Condon zou vervolgens vrijdagochtend vóór zonsopgang naar Sydney zijn teruggereden naar het huis van zijn oom Brian Lamarre in Grays Point, in het zuiden van Sydney, en zichzelf later om 10.39 uur hebben gemeld bij het politiebureau van Bondi.

De politie onthulde dat ze onvermoeibaar de klok rond hadden gewerkt om de mannen te vinden sinds het alarm afgelopen woensdag was afgegaan, maar gaf toe dat een vruchteloze zoektocht naar de dammen bij Bungonia op maandag hen ‘extreem leeggelopen’ had achtergelaten.

‘Ik ben uitgeput, ik heb nauwelijks gegeten of geslapen’, zei rechercheur Sergeant Sasha Pinazza, de officier die de leiding had over het onderzoek.

‘We gingen gisteravond naar huis, extreem leeggelopen. Maar het ligt niet in onze aard om op te geven.

‘Vanmorgen hebben we ons weer ingezet en voor de families zijn we tot een prachtig resultaat gekomen.’