Julianne Hough shared her experience attending a wedding with her ex-husband, Brooks Laich, and his girlfriend, Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir.

On The Jamie Kern Lima Show podcast, Hough described the encounter, “It was so beautiful. It was so beautiful.”

She reflected on her personal growth, “And again, like I’m in this place where I now feel like I’m just beginning with so much wisdom, with so much insight, with so much compassion and so much empathy and understanding of like, what’s possible.”

Hough emphasised her desire for a fulfilling life, “I don’t want a perfect life, I want a full, beautiful, connected life.”

She valued experiencing a range of emotions, “You feel joy because you feel sorrow, you feel all these things because you have the spectrum to feel it. You have the space to feel it, and that, I think, is what we’re here to experience, is the fullness of life.”

Hough and Laich married in 2017 and separated in 2020, finalizing their divorce in 2022.

Laich now dates Davíðsdóttir, going Instagram official in August 2021.

Hough seeks someone aligning with her “non-negotiables” in her next partnership:

“Living and vibrating in the place of my most authentic self for that to be what attracts whoever it is, versus I’m gonna put what I think I want and need out there and then literally force create it.”

Prince Harry, who is currently in New York taking on some high-profile events solo, received good news in one of his major legal battles.

Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, stepped down from their senior royal positions in 2020 and moved to the US to start a life away from the Firm.

The Duke of Sussex, who admitted to doing drugs – cocaine, marijuana and psychedelic mushrooms – in his bombshell memoir, Spare, landed himself with trouble over his immigration in the US.

However, after months of deliberation and overlooking the case, Judge Carl Nichols came to the decision that Harry “reasonable privacy interest” with his US immigration paperwork.

Despite revealing “intimate details” of his life in his book, the judge concluded that the application details should remain private.

The case was brought by the Heritage Foundation as they claimed that Prince Harry lied on his visa forms. The organisation sued the Department of Homeland Security after it refused a Freedom of Information request to see immigration files on Harry, who is now a US resident.

The decision comes as a relief to King Charles’ youngest son, who is set to visit the UK next week to attend the WellChild Awards, a charity for which he has been a patron to for 16 years.

Meanwhile, in his home country, Prince Harry is embroiled in a legal battle against the UK Home Office over his police protection during his visits.

The Duke believes that security he gets is not sufficient, which is also a reason why he admitted not bringing his wife Meghan and their two kids to the UK.

Lily Collins has recently recalled attending first Phil Collins’ Genesis concert during an appearance on Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live.

“You know the funny thing is that I have these memories as a kid of songs that I don’t know if they’re actually real,” said the Emily in Paris star.

Lily told the host, “Because they were like, in my head, as I was maybe in the womb.”

The actress explained, “But then when I went to the first Genesis concert that I actually remembered as an adult, there were songs that came on that I went, ‘That’s a real song?’”

“I thought that was just a melody in my head,” she remarked.

Lily admitted, “It was really weird.”

The actress shared her favourite Phil’s song, saying, “Probably ‘In the Air Tonight,’ there’s too many.”

Lily, who is the daughter of Phil and Jill Tavelman, spoke to Glamour about not changing her last name.

“I’m so incredibly proud of what my surname represents, for what my dad’s done,” she told the outlet.

The Love Rosie actress continued, “And I’m an incredibly proud daughter, but I am going on my own path, my own journey. I didn’t want to change my last name.”

“I so badly wanted to always fight that, because it wasn’t the place that I was coming from. And so, I am really proud of where I am today because I know how hard I work,” she added.

Lily Allen gets candid about protecting her mental health amid press scrutiny.

Speaking on the latest episode of Miss Me? podcast, Lily responded to the question about keeping her “brain safe”.

“I think that I’m learning that my ego is such a big part of it, and I think that I get a little dopamine rush from people telling me that I look good or that they like my old music and that they listen to the podcast,” said the 39-year-old.

Lily stated, “But then I also have to be subjected to seeing way more horrible stuff than positive.”

“I’m a control freak, so I know that there are these things that are being said about me, and a part of me needs to know what they are, and I think I have to let go of that,” explained the singer and actress.

Lily remarked, “I have to not search my name. I have to not look at Daily Mail articles when they write them. It doesn’t service me in any way.”

She continued, “It’s very intrinsically linked to my own self-hatred, so if I’m feeling low, I will do it because it proves to me what a piece of mess I am… sorry I’m gonna cry.”

Lily pointed out, “So I go looking for it, because then I know that it’s true, I know that the way that I’m feeling is real. And there’s a lot of it out there.”

“So yeah, I just have to try and cut myself off from it, I think, to keep myself safe,” she added.