Influencer Nicole Thea's Cause of Death Revealed

Melinda Gates is on amicable terms with her ex-husband, Bill Gates, nearly one year after their divorce. “We certainly have a working relationship,” she told Gayle King on the March 3 episode of CBS This Morning. “I would say we’re friendly at this point. Friends is a different word for me. That might come over time, but there’s still healing that needs to happen. I certainly wish him well. I don’t wish him harm. And I think we have a productive working relationship and I think that will continue.”

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorNeneh Cherry’s 1989 hit “Buffalo Stance” casts a long shadow: A dance classic about inner-city life that combines a punk attitude with an irresistible beat and melody. The song, from her equally classic debut album “Raw Like Sushi,” reached No.

Gayle King's much-anticipated exclusive interview with Melissa French Gates aired on CBS Mornings on Thursday, as the journalist sat down with Bill Gates' ex-wife – who discussed her divorce for the first time.MORE: Gayle King's grandson steals the show in adorable new photoMelinda reflected on her "journey of healing" as she opened up to Gayle about the breakdown of her 27-year marriage.Gayle - who was applauded for the interview - asked Melinda: "Did you have moments you were just so angry? Did you have moments that you were just in so much pain? Because people look at you Melinda French Gates and think you have it all."VIDEO: CBS Mornings' Gayle King sits down with Melissa French GatesMelinda replied: "Well, I think it's really important to say that I had a lot of tears for many days. I mean, days where I'm literally laying on the floor and the carpet, you know this close to me, and thinking 'How can I get up? How am I going to move forward?' And days I certainly was angry.MORE: Gayle King wows in her iconic yellow dress as she celebrates a decade with CBSEXCLUSIVE: Tony Dokoupil teases future plans with wife Katy Tur"That’s part of the grieving process.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentFremantle has acquired a 70% stake in Italy’s Lux Vide, the prominent TV production company that has been steadily raising its standing in the international arena, most recently with the high-end TV series “Medici,” “Devils” and “Leonardo.”The long-gestating Lux Vide deal, which closed on Thursday, marks the latest acquisition by the expanding RTL-owned production and distribution giant. Fremantle, which has been on a buying spree, now owns or controls a panoply of independently operated production shingles across Europe, as well as in Israel, Australia and the U.S.Their stated goal is to invest and grow in the global scripted arena where, by their count, Fremantle delivered 81 scripted shows in 2021, including BBC One hit “The Responder,” HBO Max series “Lust,” from Sweden’s Miso Film, and Italian dystopian drama “Anna.” Previous Fremantle investments include acquiring the 12 former Nent Studios production labels in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark (now rebranded This is Nice Group); Australian-American television production company Eureka Productions; U.K.-based Naked Entertainment; French label Kwai; and Israel’s Abot Hameiri, among others.The Lux purchase also marks Fremantle’s third acquisition of a production company in Italy, where the company already owns Wildside and The Apartment, the outfit behind Paolo Sorrentino’s Oscar-nominated “The Hand of God.” Fremantle also recently inked a pact with Italy’s Cinecittà involving the long-term rental of six sound stages at the iconic Rome studios.Founded in 1992 by Ettore Bernabei, who was a long-time former chief of Italian pubcaster RAI, Lux Vide has since been headed by his progeny, Matilde and Luca Bernabei.

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Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaThe incredible story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, the all Black, all female Army battalion tasked with solving a mail crisis in England and France during World War II, has an inspired the development of a new musical.The news comes after House voted unanimously on Monday to award one of the country’s highest civilian honors, the Congressional Gold Medal, to the unit. The U.S Senate passed the bill in 2021, so it now heads to President Joe Biden’s desk to be signed into law. When received, the 6888 will be the only female unit serving in a military status to receive the award, the only unit from the Women’s Army Corps to receive the award, and the only African American female unit to receive the award.

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Nicole Thea’s family believes they know what led to the YouTuber’s sudden death. The outlet, Hot New Hip Hop, says her mother was the first to speak on her daughter’s death and how it happened. This Sunday, Nicole Thea’s mom revealed that her 24-year-old pregnant daughter had passed away on Saturday morning.

died Saturday and her family has revealed the cause of death pending the official autopsy report.The 24-year-old was eight months pregnant and her family believes she — and her unborn son — died due to a “massive heart attack,” the Daily Mail reports.“She had it in her house and she was telling her partner that she had pains in her chest and her back,” her uncle Charles Murray told the outlet. “She was a dancer and we don’t think she had any underlying health problems.

A post shared by (@nicoletheatv) on Nicole announced her pregnancy in April, sharing a video of herself and Global Boga and writing "We are already obsessed with you our little miracle baby.

revealed the news Sunday in an Instagram post: “To all Nicole’s friends and supporters it is with great sadness that I have to inform you that Nicole and her son she and [her partner] Boga named Reign sadly passed away on Saturday morning,” she wrote.“As a family we ask that you give us privacy because our hearts are truly broken and we are struggling to cope with what has happened,” she continued.

Thea and her partner Global Boga had planned on naming their baby Reign.

British YouTube star Nicole Thea, 24, has died along with her unborn child.The Influencer’s family shared the news to Nicole’s Instagram page yesterday afternoon, where they confirmed the dancer had passed away on Saturday morning.The post announced the name of her and her partner Global Boga’s unborn son, Reign.The statement read: “To all Nicole’s friends and supporters it is with great sadness that I have to inform you that Nicole and her son she and Boga named Reign sadly passed away on Saturday morning.”The popular content creator from London was reportedly just weeks away from her due date.One of her YouTube videos, which documented her pregnancy, was shared by the family just minutes before her death was announced.The statement

Nicole Thea, 24, the YouTube star, has died. E! Online reported that the young vlogger passed away while pregnant with a baby boy she was expecting with her boyfriend, Global Boga.

The YouTube community is mourning the loss of Nicole Thea. The British content creator, who was pregnant and expecting a baby boy, has tragically passed away at the age of 24. Her family confirmed the devastating news that her unborn child, who she planned to name Reign, had also died. The dancer was expecting the bub with her partner Global Boga, 20, and was just weeks away from her due date. Here are 5 things to know about the YouTuber.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterYouTube star Nicole Thea died on Saturday morning. She was pregnant and her son, who she planned on naming Reign died as well.

YouTube sensation Nicole Thea has tragically passed away at the age of 24. At the time of her death on Saturday (July 11), Nicole was pregnant with her first child, a baby boy with boyfriend Global Boga.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorNicole Thea, a London dancer and influencer who had gained a following for her YouTube videos following her pregnancy, died Saturday. She was 24.Thea had named her unborn son Reign; he did not survive either, according to an Instagram post on her account from her mother.

YouTube star Nicole Thea and her unborn child have died, her family said Sunday. Thea was 24 years old. The news was confirmed by Thea's family on Instagram, sharing a photo of the vlogger wearing a black-and-white top.

Thea’s Instagram page. She was 24.No cause of death has been announced.“To all Nicole’s friends and supporters it is with great sadness that I have to inform you that Nicole and her son she and Boga named Reign sadly passed away on Saturday morning,” the post reads.

YouTube star Nicole Thea and her unborn baby have passed away according to a statement on her Instagram account. The news was announced on the popular dancer's account today (Sunday, July 12) to her 110,000 followers saying that the family's 'hearts are truly broken'.The 24-year-old, who lived in London, was just weeks away from her due date and always kept her followers up to date with her pregnancy journey.It is unclear how both Nicole and her unborn son died.Shortly after 5pm today a video of Nicole bathing in a tub full of milk was posted to her Youtube account, with the comments section switched off.