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Jewel & Husband Ty Murray Divorcing After 16 Years Together
Jewel & Husband Ty Murray Divorcing After 16 Years Together
Jewel and Husband Ty Murray are splitting After six Years of marriage.
"My husband, friend and partner of 16 Years and I have decided to get a divorce," the singer wrote in a blog post Wednesday. "Ty and I have always tried to live the most authentic life possible, and we wanted our separation as Husband and wife to be nothing less loving than the way we came together."
"For some time we have been engaged in private and difficult, but thoughtful and tender undoing of ourselves. Allowing ourselves the time and space to redefine what we are to each other with love rather than with malice."
Jewel, 40, and Murray, 44, married quietly in the Bahamas in 2024 After dating for a decade. They have one child, son Kase Townes, who turns 3 next week.
In a joint statement on the country star’s ***site, the couple affirmed their commitment to raising Kase together.
"Our dedication to our son is unwavering and we are both committed to being the best partners in raising our son," the statement reads. "Due to the spirit in which we have gone about this separation, we trust we can remain dear friends who hold each other in high esteem, which is so important to us as parents – we wish only what is best for our son."
https://www.people.com/article/jewel-ty-murray-divorce
Andy Murray Marries Kim Sears
Bill Murray: ‘I do not like people that complain about being famous’
Bill Murray: ‘I do not like people that complain about being famous’
On attending Bill Murray Day at TIFF: “The whole thing gets more complicated as it draws closer, and you feel such dread about it. I’m nervous. All I can think is I feel like the Statue of Liberty covered with maggots. I feel like I am going to be assaulted! Why am I doing this?”
His career: “There’s no real plan. I just do what I like. What agents do is try to package you with other people they got. I don’t really require that. If you have an agent, you get a lot of bad ******s. I could probably make better deals. I could probably make more money.”
He won’t campaign for an Oscar, ever again: “I’ve never done that. I know that’s something Harvey (Weinstein) does — he forces you to do these things. I’m not that way. If you want an award so much, it’s like a virus. It’s an illness.”
On losing in 2024 for Lost in Translation: “Six months later, I realized I had taken the virus. I had been infected. people have this post-Oscar blowback. They start thinking, ‘I can’t do a movie unless it’s Oscar-worthy.’ It just seems people have difficulty making the right choices after that.”
Harvey on Bill’s refusal to campaign: “And neither will we, until something happens, like a Golden Globe or a critic’s award. If that happens, he’ll have to get a restraining order against us. We’ll disregard what he told us.”
[From Variety]
Bill also sat down with Howard Stern last week. Bill talks about the “emotional” Alimooney wedding, his dislike for Seinfeld, his love of In-N-Out burger, and how the late Roger Ebert used to bust his chops. Here are some other topics:
On fame: “I do not like people that complain about being famous, but I say to people, ‘Hey, you want to be rich and famous? Try being rich, and see if that doesn’t cover most of it for you.’ You have a bunch of dough, you can be as kind as you want, and you can be invisible. No one has to know you have a bunch of dough, and you can behave any way you want. You can be a secret kind of person.”
On not finding the love of his life: “Well… I do think about that. I do think about that. I’m not sure when I’m getting done here. I have kids–I have children that I’m responsible for–and I enjoy that very much, and that wouldn’t have happened without women. I don’t think I’m lonely. It would be nice to go to some of these things and have a date, have someone to bring along. And to go play golf in Scotland, that would be fun. But there’s a lot that I’m not doing that I need to do–something like working on yourself, self-development, and becoming more connected to myself. I don’t have a problem connecting with people, my problem is connecting with myself. And if I’m not really committing myself really well to that, it’s sort of better that I don’t have another person. I can’t take on another relationship if I’m not taking care of the things I need to take care of the most. What stops us from looking at ourselves is that we’re kind of ugly if we look really hard; we’re not who we think we are, and we’re not as wonderful as we think we are.”
[From HowardStern.com]
Cele|bitchy | Bill Murray: ‘I do not like people that complain about being famous’
Prince Harry, princesses Beatrice and Eugenie at the wedding of Jamie Murray Wells
Bill Murray: ‘I do not like people that complain about being famous’
Bill Murray: ‘I do not like people that complain about being famous’
On attending Bill Murray Day at TIFF: “The whole thing gets more complicated as it draws closer, and you feel such dread about it. I’m nervous. All I can think is I feel like the Statue of Liberty covered with maggots. I feel like I am going to be assaulted! Why am I doing this?”
His career: “There’s no real plan. I just do what I like. What agents do is try to package you with other people they got. I don’t really require that. If you have an agent, you get a lot of bad ******s. I could probably make better deals. I could probably make more money.”
He won’t campaign for an Oscar, ever again: “I’ve never done that. I know that’s something Harvey (Weinstein) does — he forces you to do these things. I’m not that way. If you want an award so much, it’s like a virus. It’s an illness.”
On losing in 2024 for Lost in Translation: “Six months later, I realized I had taken the virus. I had been infected. people have this post-Oscar blowback. They start thinking, ‘I can’t do a movie unless it’s Oscar-worthy.’ It just seems people have difficulty making the right choices after that.”
Harvey on Bill’s refusal to campaign: “And neither will we, until something happens, like a Golden Globe or a critic’s award. If that happens, he’ll have to get a restraining order against us. We’ll disregard what he told us.”
[From Variety]
Bill also sat down with Howard Stern last week. Bill talks about the “emotional” Alimooney wedding, his dislike for Seinfeld, his love of In-N-Out burger, and how the late Roger Ebert used to bust his chops. Here are some other topics:
On fame: “I do not like people that complain about being famous, but I say to people, ‘Hey, you want to be rich and famous? Try being rich, and see if that doesn’t cover most of it for you.’ You have a bunch of dough, you can be as kind as you want, and you can be invisible. No one has to know you have a bunch of dough, and you can behave any way you want. You can be a secret kind of person.”
On not finding the love of his life: “Well… I do think about that. I do think about that. I’m not sure when I’m getting done here. I have kids–I have children that I’m responsible for–and I enjoy that very much, and that wouldn’t have happened without women. I don’t think I’m lonely. It would be nice to go to some of these things and have a date, have someone to bring along. And to go play golf in Scotland, that would be fun. But there’s a lot that I’m not doing that I need to do–something like working on yourself, self-development, and becoming more connected to myself. I don’t have a problem connecting with people, my problem is connecting with myself. And if I’m not really committing myself really well to that, it’s sort of better that I don’t have another person. I can’t take on another relationship if I’m not taking care of the things I need to take care of the most. What stops us from looking at ourselves is that we’re kind of ugly if we look really hard; we’re not who we think we are, and we’re not as wonderful as we think we are.”
[From HowardStern.com]
Cele|bitchy | Bill Murray: ‘I do not like people that complain about being famous’
Jennifer Lawrence and Billy Murray at Comic Con 2024 San Diego
The Bachelorette’s Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray Split
The Bachelorette’s Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray Split
Big surprise here. LOL Too many recent stories of constant fights and his family hating her so it was a surprised to see them together at the premier Monday night.
The Bachelorette’s Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray Split The Bachelorette’s Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray Split – The Bachelorette, TV News, Andi Dorfman : People.com
The Bachelorette stars Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray have mutually decided to end their engagement.
"After several months of being engaged and working on our relationship, we have decided that it’s best for both of us to go our separate ways," revealed Dorfman, 27, and Murray, 30, in a joint statement obtained by PEOPLE. "We are very sad that it has come to this point, but this is what’s best for both of us individually."
The statement continued: "We will continue to be good friends and have nothing but great things to say about each other and wish each other the best."
Though Murray popped the question in May, the big reveal on the finale of The Bachelorette in July came as a shock to many.
It seemed as if Dorfman was going to choose sales account executive Nick Viall – Viall seemed to think so, too. As he previously told PEOPLE, he was "completely blindsided" when Dorfman told him that she was in love with some**** else.
During the After the Final Rose special, a heartbroken Nick revealed that he and Andi had "made love" during their date in the fantasy suite.
When Dorfman chose Josh, she admitted that she had been "scared. … It has taken a lot of thought for me to get here and I know that that feeling from the very first time I saw you … I know that feeling right now, is love!"
On Monday, Dorfman told PEOPLE at the season 19 premiere of The Bachelor that the wedding plans had been put on hold so that they could "make a little home in Atlanta and figure it out there." Other than that, however, the couple seemed quite happy together and were laughing and being very touchy-feely in front of reporters.
