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The Great British Bake Off judge and wife Alexandra announced the news in a joint statement Paul Hollywood and his wife Alexandra have announced their separation, after 20 years of marriage. The judge and Alexandra – a chef – broke the news in a joint statement on Monday, asking for privacy during the "very difficult time". It read: "It is with sadness that we have decided to separate. Our focus continues to be the happiness of our son… we ask the press and public to allow us privacy during this very difficult time.

Biography Bashar Barakah Jackson (born July 20, 1999 – February 19, 2020) was an American rapper and songwriter who rose to prominence in 2019 after releasing the songs, Welcome To The Party and Dior. He was known professionally as Pop Smoke. An associate of Brooklyn Drill, he released two mixtapes, Meet The Woo and Meet The Woo 2, before his death. The latter, which was dropped on the 7th Of February 2020, made it to the number seven spot on Billboard 200.

When it comes to iconic television characters, few can hold a candle to the legendary Ron Swanson from the hit series “Parks and Recreation.” Known for his staunch libertarian views, love for woodworking, and an insatiable appetite for breakfast foods, Ron Swanson became a cultural icon. But beyond the fictional character lies the curiosity about the net worth of the man who brought Ron Swanson to life, Nick Offerman. As we look ahead to 2024, fans and financial enthusiasts alike are keen to know the details of Ron Swanson’s net worth.

While jelly shoes went off the radar for a bit, The New York Times touted a comeback for the shoes as early as 2009. The second rise of the jelly was thanks to another shoe trend: Crocs. Debuting in 2002, these bright clogs made of resin were interpreted by many as an updated jelly. "Because of Crocs these molded plastic shoes are now widely accepted footwear, which makes it O.K. for designers to come out with their own styles,"