King Charles issued a delightful message to mark a significant milestone.

On September 28, Buckingham Palace released beautiful throwback photos of the late Queen Elizabeth and the then-Prince Charles to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Scottish parliament. 

On the official social media pages of the royal family, the Palace’s spokesperson also released a notable statement. 

The message reads, “Today we are celebrating 25 years of the Scottish Parliament!” 

“The King, as Prince of Wales, attended the official opening of the Scottish Parliament with the late Queen and Duke of Edinburgh in July 1999.”

Moreover, King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the event, organised to celebrate the significant moment. 

Today, the King of England delivered a meaningful speech at the Scottish Parliament to mark its 25th anniversary.

King Charles said, “We are all, at the end of each day, united by our love of Scotland.”

He added, “Because of its natural beauty, of course, but also because of its strength of character, based as it is on the extraordinary diversity of its peoples, whose range of ideas, skills, energy, passions, and frequently deeply-held beliefs, never cease to inspire me.”

Notably, the King’s public appearance came days before his son Prince Harry’s much-awaited trip to the UK. 

Danielle Radcliffe is completely ‘heart-broken’ and at a loss of words following the death of his beloved Harry Potter co-star Dame Maggie Smith.

Radcliffe, who played the lead character to the eight films based on the books by JK Rowling from 2001 to 2011, paid tribute to his late co-star in a heartbreaking statement.

Reflecting on his experience working with Smith in the highly-acclaimed franchise, he penned, “The first time I met Maggie Smith I was 9 years old and we were reading through scenes for David Copperfield, which was my first job.

“I knew virtually nothing about her other than that my parents were awestruck at the fact that I would be working with her.

The actor reflected on a cherished memory of her from years ago as he went on to add, “The other thing I knew about her was that she was a Dame, so the first thing I asked her when we met was ‘would you like me to call you Dame?’ at which she laughed and said something to the effect of ‘don’t be ridiculous!’

“I remember feeling nervous to meet her and then her putting me immediately at ease. She was incredibly kind to me on that shoot, and then I was lucky enough to go on working with her for another 10 years on the Harry Potter films.”

In the end, he expressed heartfelt gratitude for her exceptional contribution to the franchise.

For the unversed, Radcliffe starred in the Harry Potter franchise for a magical run of 10 years.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are gearing up to hit the road for Blink-182 tour and baby Rocky is coming along.

The 10-month-old was spotted in a brown onesie on Friday in mama Kourtney’s arms as they boarded the tour bus, with Travis.

The family of three was seen in New York City on the morning of September 27th before they got on the bus and headed towards the South. Blink-182 is set to play a concert in Ocean City, Maryland, which is where the family is heading to.

The socialite gave birth to Rocky in November last year in Los Angeles. The rocker’s baby is already getting a glimpse into the rockstar life as he joins dad on tour.

The child has previously made appearances on Kourtney’s social media posts but this outing marks the first appearance of the family together.

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star shares three children with her ex, Scott Disick, 14-year-old Mason, 11-year-old Penelope, and 9-year-old Reign.

The rock musician also has three children, 21-year-old Landon, 19-year-old Alabama, and 25-year-old Atiana, with his ex-wife, Shanna Moakler.

Rocky is the couple’s fourth and youngest child.

Netflix is facing legal challenges over Baby Reindeer, which has been ruled out for not living up to its label as a “True Story.”

On Friday, September 27, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that U.S. District Judge R. Gary Klausner has allowed a key defamation claim to proceed in a lawsuit against Netflix regarding its portrayal of a woman as a stalker in Richard Gadd’s series.

While this claim will be further examined, other allegations in the lawsuit have been dismissed by the court.

Fiona Harvey, who claims to be the inspiration for the character Martha, played by Emmy-winning actress Jessica Gunning, has filed a $170 million lawsuit against Netflix in June.

She alleges that the series falsely implies she sexually assaulted Gadd, gouged his eyes, and was imprisoned for stalking him.

In July, Netflix filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit. In his defense, Gadd stated that Harvey stalked him for years while he worked at a London pub, where she allegedly pinched his buttocks and sent him thousands of disturbing emails and voicemails.

The Emmy winning writer reported her to the police and received a “harassment warning,” although she was never criminally prosecuted or jailed, contrary to the show’s depiction of her as a twice-convicted stalker sentenced to five years in prison for sexual assault.

“There is a major difference between stalking and being convicted of stalking in a court of law,” the judge wrote, according to Variety. “Likewise, there are significant differences between inappropriate touching and sexual assault, as well as between shoving and gouging another’s eyes.”

The court added that while Harvey’s alleged actions are reprehensible, the defendants’ statements carry a greater weight and could have a different impact on viewers.

The lawsuit also claims that Netflix “did literally nothing” to verify the statements in the series, which is presented as a true story regarding Harvey.