Entertainment News, Curry's in Paris, Olympian with COVID, and Majors Cries

In a dramatic incident in Paris, Ayesha Curry, wife of NBA star Steph Curry, along with her mother-in-law Sonya Curry and Steph's teammate Draymond Green, experienced an unexpected confrontation with the Paris police. After attending the Team USA Men's Basketball game, the group, which included Ayesha's two children, one being their newborn baby, was attempting to cross the street to their parked vehicle when they were halted by a police blockade.

Sonya Curry tried to communicate with the authorities to no avail, and Draymond Green reportedly mentioned Ayesha's baby in the exchange. There were claims that one of the officers touched the baby, but he quickly apologized. The situation escalated until a translator informed them that the blockade was for security reasons due to President Emmanuel Macron's motorcade passing through the area.

The Olympics might be over, but the drama continues. The world's fastest man, Noah Lyles, faces backlash for partying in Paris after the Olympics Closing Ceremony, despite announcing he had COVID-19 just days earlier. Lyles defended himself, stating he has been virus-free since last Friday. However, social media users remain skeptical, with one commenter asking, “How do you go from needing a wheelchair on the track on Thursday to partying on Sunday?”

In a surprising turn of events, an ex-school food service director from Harvey, Illinois, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for stealing $1.5 million worth of chicken wings. Vera Lidell, who worked with the school district during the COVID-19 pandemic from 2020 to 2022, allegedly ordered over 11,000 cases of chicken wings from the district’s food supplier. A routine audit revealed the district was over budget midway through the school year, leading to Lidell’s arrest.

Actor Jonathan Majors recently took the stage at the Impact Awards to receive the Perseverance Award. In a heartfelt moment, he expressed his love and gratitude for his girlfriend, actress Meagan Good. “I’m imperfect, and I have shortcomings. I acknowledge them,” Majors said, fighting back tears as he professed his love for Good in front of the audience.