Queen Elizabeth’s job description reworded, Taylor Swift’s stalker has been arrested, and more celeb news
Queen Elizabeth’s job description has been rewritten
A new version of the monarch’s “official duties” have been rewritten following her Platinum Jubilee, reducing the list of obligations she “must fulfil” and placing greater emphasis on the support of the wider royal family.
According to the Sovereign Grant report – which is signed of by Keeper of the Privy Purse Sir Michael Stevens – the queen’s role still includes two key elements, Head of State and Head of Nation.
The “formal constitutional concept” of Head of State previously had a 13-point list of duties the queen “must” undertake, including the State Opening of Parliament, paying and receiving state visits, and the appointment of the Prime Minister.
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Taylor Swift’s alleged stalker has been arrested
Joshua Christian was booked by police in New York on Friday (01.07.22) night after police tracked him down at his home following “several” incidents with the ‘Love Story’ singer and her security team.
Sources told TMZ the man showed up uninvited to the 32-year-old star’s Manhattan home at around 10.47am on 12 June with the “intent to annoy and harass” Taylor.
He used the building’s intercom to buzz up to Taylor’s apartment and allegedly threatened to hurt her if she refused to be with him.
It is believed it wasn’t the ‘Cardigan’ singer who answered the intercom and it was her security guards who called the police.
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R Kelly’s lawyers ‘suing jail where he is being held for $100 million’
R Kelly’s lawyers are reportedly suing the “gulag” jail where he is being held for $100 million.
The convicted sex predator’s attorney Jennifer Bonjean announced the action on Friday (01.07.22), saying it was the result of the singer “illegally” being placed on suicide watch at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC), Brooklyn, where he is jailed after being sentenced to 30 years for sex trafficking and abusing young girls.
He is seeking unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, though it has now been reported the docket suggests Kelly is seeking $100 million (£83 million.)
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