Justin Bieber is keeping his attention on family life amidst the recent arrest of his longtime friend and collaborator, Sean “Diddy” Combs.

A source told People Magazine that although he is aware of the disturbing charges against Diddy, the 30-year-old singer is focused on his wife, Hailey Bieber, and their newborn son, Jack Blues, whose arrival was announced just last month.

“He’s aware of Diddy’s arrest and all the allegations,” the insider shared, referencing Diddy’s September 16 arrest on sex trafficking and racketeering charges.

However, the source added that Justin isn’t letting the situation consume him, noting, “It’s not anything that he wants to focus on.”

Since becoming a father, Bieber has been in a “happy bubble,” according to the source, prioritising his role as a dad and husband

“He just wants to focus on being a great dad and husband,” they added.

Diddy, 54, was arrested at a New York City hotel after a federal grand jury indicted him. The unsealed indictment revealed that he faces charges including sex trafficking and transportation for prostitution.

Upon Diddy’s arrest, fans uncovered an old “creepy” video of Diddy documenting his “48 hours” with a 15-year-old Bieber, after which he supposedly took the then-rising star under his wing. 

Princess Anne’s reaction to the birth of her nephew, Prince William, on June 21, 1982, was anything but conventional. 

Just after returning from a trip to New Mexico, Anne was approached by reporters who shared the news of the late Princess Diana’s first child. Her response was stark: “I didn’t know she had one.”

When pressed further about the media frenzy surrounding the new royal baby, she didn’t hold back, simply stating, “Yes.” 

While the rest of the Royal Family celebrated William’s arrival, Anne’s comments highlighted her straightforward demeanor.

A Palace insider revealed that her reaction to the birth of Prince William was influenced by the pressures she faced during that time. 

With her engagements reportedly quadrupled due to the absence of her brother and sister-in-law, Anne felt the weight of royal responsibilities.

The insider noted, “Anne works very hard and sees her sister-in-law picking up the glory. She’s sick to her back teeth with it all.”

Despite her initial response, Anne and William have since developed a close bond. 

As a father of three himself, William fondly recalls his aunt’s spirit, sharing a charming anecdote on Mike Tindall’s podcast about how she would chase her nephews around Balmoral Castle during their childhood. 

Joseph Quinn did not put a rock on Doja Cat’s hand.

After flashing a ring on her left hand during a performance at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, fans speculated the Paint the Town Red singer might be engaged to Stranger Things star Joseph Quinn. However, Doja quickly set the record straight.

“No, im not engaged its a David Yurman ring with no rocks in it,” the 28-year-old tweeted (and later deleted) early Sunday morning.

The rumours began after a video of Doja at her show went viral. While performing her hit Agora Hills, she showed off the ring, singing the iconic lyric, “Rub it in their face, put a rock on her hand,” which sent the crowd into a frenzy. Fans immediately took to social media with speculations. 

The engagement chatter comes just a month after Doja and Quinn, 30, went public with their relationship. The pair were first seen cozying up during a night out in London and later spotted holding hands during a romantic stroll through the city.

Queen Camilla’s son, Tom Parker Bowles, recently shed light on his mother’s strict approach to their diet while growing up. 

In an article for You magazine, he praised the Queen for being a “naturally good cook” and reminisced about some of her favorite family recipes. 

However, Tom revealed that there were certain foods off-limits during his childhood, as his mother maintained a firm stance on nutrition.

Reflecting on her culinary prowess, he shared, “She is a naturally good cook, everything from roast chicken and pork chops to tarragon chicken, smoked sausages in cream, and asparagus drenched in butter.” 

He also fondly recalled her “serious scrambled eggs” and “mean cheese omelette.” 

The family enjoyed fresh vegetables from their garden, game hunted by his father, and fish caught on family outings. 

“The fridge was always full of good snacks,” he added, highlighting the balance between indulgence and healthy eating in their household.

Tom opened up about his culinary upbringing, sharing fond—and funny—memories of family meals in a recent interview to promote his new book. 

Reflecting on his father Andrew Parker Bowles’ unique cooking method, he recalled, “My father’s one recipe involved steak cooked in a wire toast rack on top of the Aga. 

The room would fill with smoke, and the top was coated in burnt fat. But it did taste very good indeed! My mother, who had to clean it up, was less impressed, and it was soon banned.”

Speaking about the strict dietary guidelines of his childhood, he noted, “We grew up eating locally, seasonally, and organically—way before those terms became buzzwords. 

My mother shopped at the butcher, fishmonger, bakery, and greengrocer.” 

He reminisced about the excitement of the local Sainsbury’s opening in Chippenham in the early ’80s, describing it as a colorful transformation akin to The Wizard of Oz.