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Prince Harry and Kate Middleton used to have an extremely close relationship.

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• The Duke of Sussex once called his sister-in-law "the big sister he never had."

• In his 2023 memoir Spare, Harry described her in three words: carefree, sweet, and kind.

ThoughPrince HarryandPrince William'songoing rifthas no doubt cooled relations between the younger brother and his sister-in-lawKate Middleton, most royals fans can remember a time when the trio were extraordinarily close. Indeed, it was not so long ago that Harry referred to the Princess of Wales as "the big sister he never had."

The duo met back when William and Kate were college sweethearts at the University of St. Andrews in the early 2000s. Harry later recalled the moment he met his brother's future wife in his 2023 memoirSpare, noting that he "liked" her and that she could be described in three simple words: carefree, sweet, and kind.

Elsewhere inSpare, Harry mentioned that Kate had done a gap year in Florence, Italy, "and had an interest in photography, art, and clothes," according toHello!. To that end, the future princess helped William and Harry pick out outfits for a "fancy-dress birthday party" with a "cringy" theme: "Natives and Colonials."

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"Harry, who admitted to disliking both fancy-dress parties and themes, was particularly unenthusiastic about this one," according toHello!. "However, William's new girlfriend, Kate, offered to help them find outfits."

Harry also wrote about how he enjoyed making Kate laugh and how he connected with her "heavily disguised silly side." And, when William and Kate (finally)tied the knoton April 29, 2011, the Duke of Sussex was reportedly "pleased that she'd forever be by William's side and how she was a good match for his older brother," according toHello!.

Much has changed in the years since those 2011 nuptials, however. Following Harry and Meghan'sexit from the royal familyin 2020 and the release of his aforementioned bombshell memoirSpare, it remains unclear whether or notreconciliationis in the cards for the Duke of Sussex.

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Savannah Guthrieshared a statement on a local Tucson, Arizona, station on Sunday (March 22), making a new public plea for the return of her 84-year-old mother,Nancy Guthrie, who has been missing for over seven weeks.

Former FBI agent Jason Pack spoke toPage Sixabout Savannah's latest plea, noting how it was a "deliberate" tactic to reach the kidnapper following a lack of updates from investigators. "The family chose a local television station, not a national platform. That is not an accident," Pack told the outlet.

Nancy, the mother ofTodayco-hostSavannah, has beenmissing since January 31,when police believe she was abducted from her home in Tucson, Arizona. Since then, investigators have releaseddoorbell camera footageof a masked suspect andshared a descriptionof the potential abductor.

Pack said that NBC and its platforms would likely have aired Savannah's latest plea if she'd asked. Instead, "They targeted their own neighborhood. That tells you they believe someone local has information, or more likely, someone local has not checked their cameras yet because they assumed somebody else already did."

Savannah's plea aired on the local Tucson station KVOA, in which she said, "We are deeply grateful for the outpouring from neighbors, friends and the people of Tucson. We are all family now."

She added, "We continue to believe it is Tucsonans, and the greater southern Arizona community, that hold the key to finding resolution in this case. Someone knows something. It's possible a member of this community has information that they do not even realize is significant."

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Savannah urged people to focus on the timelines of "January 31," the early morning of "February 1," as well as "the late evening of January 11."

"We desperately ask this community for renewed attention to our mom's case – please consult camera footage, journal notes, text messages, observations or conversations that in retrospect may hold significance. No detail is too small. It may be the key," she stated.

Pack told Page Six that statements like this are needed to keep the case in the public consciousness, as it is an "uphill fight" to keep the investigation relevant when authorities haven't held a press conference in over a month.

"When investigators go dark, and the media moves on, tip volume likely drops. That is just the nature of it," he explained.

Pack noted that just because the case has seemingly gone quiet, it doesn't mean investigators aren't working around the clock. He noted that tasks such as "warrant returns, subpoena responses, lab work, and digital forensics" take time. However, he urged investigators to go back to Nancy's neighborhood and "collect and review footage themselves."

"Even when a resident says there is nothing on it," Pack stated. "The resident does not know what nothing looks like to a trained investigator. Sometimes the most important frame in an investigation is the one the homeowner already dismissed."

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A moment from a 2011 royal wedding has caught attention again, as a body language expert decodes a "glare" reaction from ex-PrinceAndrew Mountbatten-WindsortowardKate Middleton. The moment took place during the wedding of Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall in Scotland.

The incident happened just a few months after Middleton and Prince William tied the knot. The expert noted that Andrew seemed to be trying to be part of the main spotlight, while the Waleses were clearly the center of public interest.

Body language expert explains what Ex-Prince Andrew's stare meant

A report byExpresssuggests that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was staring angrily at Kate Middleton during Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall's wedding in 2011. Judi James, a body language expert, noted that he stared at her while she was the "center of a royal fan frenzy." The incident occurred months after Middleton and Prince William got married.

Photos taken during the 2011 wedding also show members of the royal family standing outside the venue in Edinburgh. While the rest of the family looked cheerful, the 66-year-old wore a "glowered" and a serious expression.

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The expert decoded Andrew's expression toward Middleton in detail. As reported by the Daily Mail, James said that since the Princess of Wales had just gotten married, people were very excited to see her and loudly cheered. Because of all that attention, ex-Prince Andrew and Prince Harry appeared less central.

Speaking about the former prince, she said, "Andrew appears to be in fully, socially opportunistic 'basking shark' mode here, moving from side to side at the back of the royal group".

The expert also claimed that the former Duke of York was seen "looming" behind William and Middleton. It was almost as if he was trying to be part of their moment. She added that William even turned his head to listen to Andrew, suggesting that he may have expected to join in.

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Ciara and Russell Wilson attended the Fashion Scholarship Fund gala in New York with their children, Sienna and Future, on Monday, March 23

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• While on the red carpet, Ciara expressed the importance of inspiring their children by including them in events

• Ciara and Russell are also parents to Win Harrison Wilson, 5, and Amora Princess Wilson, 2

CiaraandRussell Wilsonare teaching by example how to navigate industry events.

The singer, 40, and the NFL quarterback, 37, appeared in high spirits as they attended the Fashion Scholarship Fund gala alongside their two eldest children, Sienna Princess Wilson, 8, and Future Zahir Wilburn, 11, on Monday, March 23.

The proud parents beamed as they posed for the cameras with their kids at the event, which was held at The Glasshouse in NYC.

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Mom of 4 Ciara opened up toUSA Todayabout why it was important to have Sienna and Future with them, describing the day out as "fun".

"Clearly, they have a lot of energy, but it makes us so happy that they can see us in moments like this, you know, because they are the future," she said.

"We want them to be inspired in rooms like this and see mommy and dad do what they do… they're also going to go back to doing homework in a second," Ciara added. "We're staying focused around here!"

Future was seen cheekily shaking his head while smiling.

The 6th-grader also told the news outlet that the gala was "a lot of fun, a lot of energy," with his sister Sienna joking, "Yeah, I have a lot of energy, that's why he said that, I'm crazy!"

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The family was dressed in stylish, matching neutral colors, with Ciara wearing wide sandy-colored trousers and a button-up cream top. Russell opted for a crisp white shirt and khaki cargo pants with military-style boots.

Sienna donned a cream jumper, a leather skirt and boots, whereas Future proudly sported a beige jumper with suit trousers, which he paired with black and white sneakers.

Ciara and Russell met in 2015, when theLevel Upsinger was already a mom to Future Zahir, from her previous relationship with rapperFuture.

The pair married in 2016 and welcomed Sienna Princess a year later. Win Harrison Wilson, 5, was born in 2020, and their youngest daughter, Amora Princess Wilson, 2, was born in December 2023.

Although being a full household of six can be hectic at times, the couple says they've embraced the chaos,telling PEOPLEit is "non-stop entertainment."

Russell revealed on Saturday, March 14,that he recently took his stepson, Future, on his first college visitto the University of Texas at Austin.

The pair went to view the college's athletics facilities for their team, the Texas Longhorns.

Russell said while sitting beside Future in a car: "Taking Future to his first visit ever to see a school. Future, what do you think?"

"I love Texas," Future replied. "I love the stadium. It's just yeah, everything's bigger in Texas, look at the stadium, pretty big."

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HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Vietnam and Russia signed a deal to build a nuclear power plant in Vietnam as the Southeast Asian countryrevives its nuclear planswith hopes of boosting energy security while curbing greenhouse gas emissions.

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The deal for the Ninh Thuan 1 plant, reported by Vietnamese state media, comes after two similar projects were shelved in 2016 over rising costs and safety issues.

The agreement was signed Monday during Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính's visit to Moscow, where he met his Russian counterpart Mikhail Mishustin. The two countries described the plant as a "symbolic project" of their friendship, according to Vietnam's official government newspaper.

The new plant also fits with Vietnam's ambitions tobecome richby 2050 by growing into Asia's next "tiger economy."

The deal outlines plans to build two Russian-designed reactors with a combined capacity of 2,400 megawatts, which are based on an existing plant in Russia.

Concerns over energy security have sharpened since thewar in Irantriggered aglobal energy shortage, raising the cost of imported fossil fuels and adding urgency to Hanoi's search for stable, long-term power sources.

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Across Southeast Asia, fast-growing economies areturning to nuclear powerfor cleaner, more reliable energy. Advocates say it offers lower emissions than coal, oil and gas, while newer technology has made reactors safer, smaller and cheaper to build.

Beyond nuclear energy, Monday's meeting in Moscow included discussion of expanding cooperation in oil and gas, technology and infrastructure.

Vietnam and Russia have maintained ties since 1950, rooted in the Cold War. But economic links remain modest. Trade rose from $3.63 billion in 2023 to $4.77 billion in 2025, far below Vietnam's trade with China and the United States.

Russia remains a key arms supplier, thoughHanoi is seeking to diversify.

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At least 64 people were killed and scores more injured after a Colombian military transport plane crashed on takeoff in south of the country, according to the region's Governor Jhon Gabriel Molina.

The C-130 Hercules aircraft broke into pieces on impact and caught fire after going down near Puerto Leguízamo, a town in the Putumayo region that borders Peru.

Among the 114 passengers on the aircraft were 112 members of Colombia's Army and two police officers, Molina said, adding that 11 crew members were also onboard.

The cause of the crash has not yet been determined, Defense Minister Pedro Sánchez said. There is no indication of an attack by criminal groups, he added.

The plane was in airworthy condition and the crew was "duly qualified," he said.

A video geolocated by CNN shows the military plane taking off from Caucaya Airport and flying over a rural area moments before it went down. The footage indicates the crash happened less than two miles from the airport.

Images from the scene of the crash showed thick black smoke and flames rising from the wreckage.

Nicolas Ordoñez, an indigenous ranger involved in the search and rescue operations in Leguízamo, told CNN that several survivors had been taken to a local hospital.

Some of the injured soldiers were flown to the capital Bogotá for treatment.

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Sánchez has sent condolences to the families of those affected.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro said the crash "should never have happened." He lamented the lack of modernization of the armed forces, which he attributed to "bureaucratic difficulties."

Flight data shows the plane was a C-130H Hercules, an older model of the C-130 series that first entered service in March 1965, according to manufacturer Lockheed Martin. The plane had been donated to the Colombian Air Force by the US Air Force in September 2020.

C-130 cargo planes are widely used and capable of operating in remote and adverse conditions.

It's the latest deadly plane crash that Colombia has experienced in recent months.

In late January, anaircraft went downnear Cúcuta in the northeast just nine minutes after taking off. All those on board died, including congressman Diógenes Quintero.

This story has been updated.

CNN's Stefano Pozzebon, Avery Schmitz and Ivonne Valdés contributed to this report.

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DALLAS (AP) —Stephen Currywill be available for the play-in tournament if his ailing right knee allows.

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Golden State coach Steve Kerr dismissed the notion that the Warriors would sit their superstar without a guaranteed spot in the playoffs.

Kerr said beforeGolden State's 137-131 overtime victory at Dallason Monday night thatCurry's planned participation in practicea day earlier was put off by the medical staff. A six-game road trip ends against the Mavericks, and the Warriors will decide what's next for Curry after they get home.

"It's all just part of the rehab and all the different testing he does," Kerr said. "Just pushed back a day or two."

The Warriors are in 10th place in the Western Conference, and if they finish the season in that final spot in the play-in tournament, they would have to win two road games to make the playoffs.

Curry hasn't played since Jan. 30 as he deals with patella-femoral pain syndrome and bone bruising in the knee. Golden State is 23-16 with Curry and 11-22 without him this season.

The win over the Mavericks was just the second in the past 10 games for the Warriors, who are 7-15 since Curry's latest injury. Golden State guard Moses Moody exited late in OT with an apparently serious left knee injury.

"We're not chasing a play-in berth. We are squarely in the play-in no matter what we do," Kerr said. "Bottom line, if Steph is healthy, he's going to play because that's what we're here for. The chance to get into the playoffs is a big deal for us, big deal for Steph."

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At the same time, Kerr said if there's any risk of longer-term damage to the knee, Curry won't play. The 38-year-old leads the Warriors in scoring at 27.2 points per game.

Kerr deflected the question of whether Curry was disappointed that his return to practice was put off at least two more days.

Golden State had initially hoped he would return right after the All-Star break, andCurry sat out the All-Star Game this year.

"It's been a long haul," the coach said. "He's dying to get out there, for sure."

This story was corrected to show the Warriors are 23-16 when Stephen Curry plays, not 23-17.

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