Mar. 15, 2025
Ashley Morton and her son Oliver Brumley; Richard Eubanks Sr.Photo:GoFundMe;GoFundMe
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At least three people, including a 7-year-old child, are dead after a fire started at an Oklahoma City home in the early hours of the morning on Feb. 7.
A relative of Ashley Morton previously confirmed toKOCO 5that the woman and her son, 7-year-old Oliver Brumley, died in the house fire. The following day, that same family member told the news station that Morton’s boyfriend, Richard Eubanks, also died in the tragedy.
Mar. 15, 2025
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A woman says her family is arguing that she shouldn’t use the name she chose for her soon-to-be-born child, because it’s too similar to the name of a distant relative.
“However, a second cousin of mine has 3 babies,” she adds in the post. “His middle child’s name is Gwenyth.”
But the two aren’t close — figuratively or literally, with the woman adding that they “live in different states.” Plus, she has “only met the first born of his 3 children in 2019.
Mar. 15, 2025
Sabrina and Dylan Coleman.Photo:SABRINA COLEMAN |@overdramaticperson/TikTok
SABRINA COLEMAN |@overdramaticperson/TikTok
A mom-to-be’s husband had the best reaction after learning that he is going tobecome a father.
“My husband smiling FOR the photos before I told him I’m pregnant,” Sabrina, 23, wrote on top of images of herself and Dylan, also 23, posing together, before a video clip of the expectant mother showing her spouse herpositive pregnancy testplayed.
The post then featured photographs of Dylan jumping excitedly in the air, with his wife later joining him.
Mar. 15, 2025
Christine and Rhett Litteken.Photo:Christine Litteken
Christine Litteken
An Illinois mother’sTikTokvideo is resonating withparentseverywhere.
Christine Litteken, 36, shared a tearful TikTok video on Jan. 3 because her son Rhett did something “so small” that meant so much to her.
“My 7-year-old son just called me to tell me he’s having fun at a basketball game and the high school boys gave him high-fives. We got him a watch for Christmas that only calls mom and dad.
Mar. 15, 2025
The royal family of Monaco’s 2024 Christmas card.Photo:Palais Princier de Monaco/Instagram
Palais Princier de Monaco/Instagram
The royal family of Monaco has released their annual Christmas card!
Prince Albert,Princess Charleneand their twinsPrince JacquesandPrincess Gabriellahave led the way, becoming the first royal family to release their holiday card this festive season. The photo shows the four wearing neutrals and posing in a living room scene, complete with a Christmas tree, garland, candles and a fireplace.