Liz Hurley has revealed her nephew “remains in great pain” after he was viciously stabbed last week. Model Miles, 21, and a friend were brutally attacked by four men in London last Thursday, with Liz, 52, calling his survival “a miracle” after his spine narrowly avoided being severed and his vital organs were undamaged. This evening the actress gave well-wishers an update on Miles, describing his wound as “shocking”. She wrote on Instagram: “Wishing everyone a peaceful weekend. Thank you to all who sent such kind messages following the news that my nephew @mileshurley1 was viciously stabbed last week. “His wound is shocking, he remains in great pain and he can hardly move, but he is slowly recovering. “My sister is an amazing mother and is looking after him and his friend- who was also stabbed. I have just reached India but am receiving updates throughout the day.” The mum-of-one added: “We need to make our streets safer and I want to be part of the movement to achieve ...
The 29-year-old Lashed entrepreneur definitely drew quite a bit of attention thanks to her yellow one piece bathing suit. And Blac Chyna was at it again on Friday as the former reality star took to Instagram in a sizzling swimsuit. In the first image, the mother of two can be seen sitting on the side of a tiled hot tub in a very unique pose that saw one leg bent while the other was straight. Her golden high waist bathing suit struggled to cover the important areas, and provided a generous view of her sizable cleavage. A pair of canary yellow heels with bright pink soles completed her skimpy attire. She parted her silver tresses in the middle and wore a splash of light pink lipstick, subtle blush and copper colored eye make-up.
A wild tiger killed a 41-year-old woman who was collecting fodder for her cattle outside her home in south-eastern Nepal, police said Tuesday. Police officer Dilip Raj Jha said the animal, suspected to have come from the nearby Parsa Wildlife Reserve, on Monday pounced on the woman’s from behind and killed her on the spot. “The two men who went to retrieve her body also came under attack from the tiger. “They sustained minor injuries,” Jha told dpa. Under Nepalese law, the victim’s family is entitled to one million rupees (9,680 dollars) in compensation for death caused by a wild animal. Although tiger attacks are rare in Nepal, human-wild animal conflicts are common, raising concerns about the safety of people living near wildlife reserves. Nepal is home to 198 endangered wild tigers that live in protected areas in the country’s southern plains along the border with India.
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