SNL TORCHES Harry & Meghan: UK Says It Doesn’t Want These Royals? | WATCH

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were ruthlessly roasted on SNL as comedian Colin Jost took a savage jab at the royal couple on live TV. Just hours before, the duo packed on the PDA at Beyoncé’s final Cowboy Carter concert, sharing sweet moments and custom fashion tributes to their kids. But behind the smiles, sources claim the royal family has cut them off for good. Are Harry and Meghan being exiled in real life too?

Jennifer Aniston Stalker Shocks Fans With Court Appearance

The man accused of stalking Jennifer Aniston shocked the courtroom when he appeared shirtless and wrapped in a blanket during a Los Angeles hearing on April 8. Identified as 48-year-old Jimmy Wayne Carwyle, he remained silent behind protective glass while his attorney entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. Due to concerns over his mental state, the judge ordered a full mental health evaluation before moving forward with felony stalking and vandalism charges. Prosecutors allege that Carwyle had harassed Aniston for two years via emails, voicemails, and social media. Judge Keith L. Schwartz expressed doubts over whether the defendant even understood basic courtroom instructions. The situation escalated further when, on May 5, Carwyle allegedly crashed his vehicle through Aniston’s front gate while she was inside her Bel Air home, heightening concerns over her safety.

Papal Race Heats Up As World Bets Big On Next Pope

A global betting storm has erupted as the Catholic Church begins its secretive process to elect the next pope. Just hours after Pope Francis’ death, online platforms like Polymarket began accepting wagers, not just on who will wear the white robe, but on everything from nationality to how many rounds of voting it’ll take. US bets alone have crossed $25 million, with Italian Cardinal Pietro Parolin leading the odds. Filipino Cardinal Tagle, dubbed the "Asian Francis," follows closely, while Ghana’s Cardinal Turkson has become a surprise favorite. As 133 cardinals enter the Sistine Chapel, the world waits for the white smoke, and the answer to who leads next.