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On a pourtant peu l’habitude de les voir habillés, il n’empêche que Hillary Vanderosieren, ancienne candidate des Ch’tis (W9), et Giovanni Bonamy, ex-participant de Je suis une célébrité, sortez-moi de là (TF1), arrivent encore à nous surprendre.

Cette fois, c’est pour annoncer leur fiançailles que les deux tourtereaux ont fait tomber le haut (et le bas). Sur son compte Instagram, la belle Hillary a posté une photo osée, sur laquelle elle embrasse fougueusement son chéri, plaquée contre un mur. Habillée d’une simple culotte et avec pour seuls accessoires des gants en cuir noirs et un large bijoux avec des cristaux, Hillary s’affiche topless. Son chéri, lui, porte un collier de cuir style SM. En légende, Hillary écrit : “Fiancée ! Ma promesse est de t’aimer pour l’éternité Giovanni Bonamy !“. Des mots doux accompagnés d’un petit coeur rouge et d’un émoji bague.

Fiance Ma promesse est de t’aimer pour l’ternit @gioboyparis #TrueLove #LoveYou #Eternity #LoveOfMyLife

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Voilà pour l’étrange annonce des fiançailles. Mais dans une autre photo publiée par Hillary, la starlette dévoile sa bague. Une création en or rose, signée de la marque de prestige Cartier. Il s’agit d’un anneau serti d’un joli diamant. La bague est simple et glamour mais le coût n’en reste pas moins exorbitant puisque le prix de base pour ce modèle est de 2 160 euros et peut monter jusqu’à plus de 29 000 pour un diamant de 1,5 carats.

#fiance You were there for summer dreaming And you gave me what I need And I hope you find your freedom For eternity……

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La duchesse de Cambridge multiplie les apparitions depuis plusieurs jours. Après une sortie improvisée avec le prince William jeudi 7 novembre 2019, puis ses retrouvailles avec Meghan Markle et Harry samedi 9 novembre au Royal Albert Hall, Kate Middleton a pris part au Remembrance Sunday service de ce dimanche 10 novembre 2019 à Londres. Au côté de la reine Elizabeth II, la Britannique de 37 ans est apparue élégante lors de cette cérémonie qui commémore l’armistice et rend hommage aux victimes de la Première Guerre mondiale.

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Depuis un balcon surplombant le Cénotaphe, la mère de George (6 ans), Charlotte (4 ans) et Louis (1 an) était en bonne position pour observer les hommages rendus au sol par le prince Charles et ses fils, William et Harry. Cérémonie commémorative oblige, c’est de noir vêtue que Kate Middleton est apparue ce dimanche. Pour accessoiriser son manteau de style officier Alexander McQueen, elle a misé sur un chignon sophistiqué, égayé d’un bibi à voilette. Côté bijoux, la duchesse de Sussex a ressorti les boucles d’oreilles en perles et diamants prêtées par la reine. Une paire offerte à la monarque par le roi du Bahreïn pour son mariage en 1947, et que Kate Middleton avait déjà porté pour cette même cérémonie en 2016. Elle a également complété sa tenue d’une broche coquelicot, en hommage aux femmes ayant perdu durant la Grande Guerre.

The Giants can’t take the Eagles’ bait.

Philly GM Howie Roseman is back in the news as rumor is that the Eagles, who already traded back from No. 6 to No. 12, are considering a move ahead of the Giants at No. 11.

Know how the Giants should react to that?

The answer is they should not react at all.

I believe the Eagles have no idea what the Giants are planning to do at No. 11. I think Philly is trying to flush the answer out.

The belief around the league is that the Eagles want one of the top receivers. The Giants might take a wideout, too. The Eagles know that’s possible, and they’re trying to nail that down for sure and figure out which receiver it is.

They’re trying to get the Giants to react.

This is why there have been numerous reminders in national media the last few days that Roseman might not be done moving around the board, that he should never be counted out.

I don’t doubt for a second that Roseman is pursuing all options. It’s his job. The Athletic reported that the Eagles are exploring a move back into the top 10, and I’m sure Roseman has made calls.

But the Giants shouldn’t worry or let these rumors impact them at all.

This isn’t the 2016 draft, when the Giants held the No. 10 pick, and had high grades on Michigan OT Jack Conklin and Georgia OLB Leonard Floyd, but watched the Titans and Bears trade over them to take both players before selecting Ohio State corner Eli Apple.

This year’s draft is setting up to drop a sure contributor in the Giants’ laps no matter what. If anything, the projected early run of quarterbacks would justify a Giants trade down, not up, to acquire more assets and still land a solid player.

The Giants might not even be planning to take a receiver at No. 11. They can address the offensive line or their defense, too.

Even if the Giants take a wideout at No. 11, though, there is still a good chance that one of the Alabama speedsters, either DeVonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle, would fall to the Eagles at No. 12.

Even if Philly covets one of those players over the other, I don’t see a large enough difference in speed, explosiveness and talent between Smith and Waddle to warrant a trade up for one over the other.

There are scenarios that could see the top four receivers go in the top 10, including Florida TE Kyle Pitts and LSU wideout Ja’Marr Chase, if at least one of the quarterbacks falls.

In that scenario, maybe the Eagles want one of those players badly enough to move back up the board. But if they do, where are they going?

They’re not trading with Dallas at No. 10. The Denver Broncos at No. 9 are more likely to trade up for a QB than they are to trade down. That only leaves the Detroit Lions at No. 7 and the Carolina Panthers at No. 8, but the Eagles just traded out of the No. 6 slot.

How much are they going to spend to go nearly all the way back to their original pick when several quality players are going to fall to them at No. 12 anyway?

Let’s not forget, either, that the Eagles are more than just one playmaker away. They need players all over their roster. They aren’t the deep and enviable Super Bowl team of a few years back. They are rebuilding.

There is something undeniably intriguing about the Cowboys, Giants and Eagles picking back-to-back-to-back at No. 10 through No. 12 and the ramifications of each team’s decision on the others’.

Dallas looks as if it will go corner or offensive line. The Giants could go receiver, pass rusher, offensive line or corner. Then the Eagles are waiting at the back end, and back at No. 19, Washington lurks with eyes on the quarterbacks and best players available.

This certainly adds an interesting NFC East twist to the Giants’ decision at No. 11. They won’t just be picking their own player when they’re on the clock; they’ll also be picking who they are willing to face twice a year in division by whom they allow to fall to the Eagles.

Is it possible this pushes the Giants even harder to take a receiver like Smith or Waddle, knowing that it not only means he’ll be on their team but they won’t have to cover him?

No question it’s all part of the equation. But what the Giants can’t do right now is tip their hand to the Eagles or allow Philly’s plans to dictate their own.

Last month in free agency, Adoree Jackson was in New Jersey visiting the Giants, and it was leaked that he was planning to visit the Eagles in South Philadelphia next.

Not long after, the Giants gave Jackson a stunning three-year, $39 million contract with $26.5 million guaranteed, a deal that was widely considered by league sources to be a steep overpay.

How much did the Eagles’ reported interest, plans and pressure dictate the Giants’ actions? No one knows for sure. But one thing is certain as the NFL Draft approaches: whatever noise Roseman makes down the stretch, Dave Gettleman and Joe Judge can’t react.

They have to prepare to make their own noise at No. 11.

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Not long ago, the NFL fought hard against legalizing sports betting. Now the league has a franchise in Las Vegas and partnerships with three U.S. sportsbook.

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The NFL announced Thursday that it reached multi-year agreements with Caesars Entertainment, DraftKings and FanDuel as the league’s first-ever U.S. sportsbook partners. The partnerships are for five years and just short of $1 billion, per ESPN.

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All three partners will have the exclusive ability to leverage NFL marks within the sports betting category and to integrate betting content directly into NFL Media properties including NFL.com and the NFL App. In other words, look for point spreads to start making appearances on a box score or broadcast near you.

The NFL was one of several pro sports leagues that fought New Jersey’s effort to overturn a ban on legal sports betting in most of the country several years ago. The league has long treated gambling as a threat to the integrity of its games.

But New Jersey won a U.S. Supreme Court case in May 2018 that cleared the way for any state to offer legal sports betting. And now 22 states have legal sports betting, and the Raiders broke ground on their new stadium and franchise in Las Vegas last season.

The NFL also renewed Caesars as its official casino sponsor and DraftKings as its official daily fantasy partner. Fantasy sports is another space that the NFL once shunned but now embraces in the name of the mighty dollar.

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The Jets’ players released a statement through their union Friday evening saying many of them will not be attending in-person voluntary workouts this offseason due to health concerns.

“Football is a labor of love for our men, who work year-round to stay in shape and prepare ourselves to perform at the highest level,” the statement posted on the NFL Players Association’s social media platforms read. “Given that we are still in a pandemic and based on the facts provided to our membership by our union about the health and safety benefits of a virtual offseason many of us will exercise our CBA right and not attend in-person voluntary workouts.”

“We respect that every player has a right to make a decision about what is best for him and his family,” the statement continued, “and we stand in solidarity with other players across the NFL who are making informed choices about this offseason.”

When the Daily News reached out to the Jets for a comment they didn’t respond.

The Jets are the 13th team to opt out of participating in voluntary offseason workouts.

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The teams that have already decided against voluntary offseason workouts are the Giants, Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Detroit Lions, New England Patriots, Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers, Atlanta Falcons, and Los Angeles Chargers.

While America is still in a pandemic, players are putting their safety first while also realizing they can just workout with their personal trainers and still get the same results. Workouts are scheduled to begin next Wednesday and run through June 18.

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