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salem1996:
Where u see this meme na I been deh look for am and nairaland sef con leave am for Bush. Thank you for bringing it back

Jokerman:
An eibarman will always be an eibarman 😬😁

Steve Harvey seemingly shut down rumors his wife had an affair and that the two are getting divorced.

Harvey touched on the status of his relationship with Marjorie Harvey while making an appearance at the Invest Fest 2023 on Sunday.

"Before I get started, just let me say, I’m fine," the game show host noted. "Marjorie’s fine."

"I don’t know what y’all doing, but find something else to do, ’cause we fine. Lord have mercy, man," Steve added. "I sure wish I could cuss though. Sometimes you just wanna respond, but I ain’t got no time for rumors and gossip, man. God’s been good to me, I’m still shining."

A representative for Harvey did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

The cheating allegations first surfaced when the YouTuber Keem shared a post claiming Marjorie had extramarital relations with Harvey's security guard and the couple's chef.

Steve Harvey's wife cheated on him with the bodyguard & the personal chef," he wrote in a since-deleted post on X, previously known as Twitter. The YouTube star also shared a video of a speech Harvey previously made about his wife.

Marjorie has also touched on the allegations. She shared a post on Instagram that read "How To Handle Being Lied About." The post also featured a Bible verse about not retaliating.


“My husband and I don’t usually stop to address all the foolishness and lies that have been spread about us," she wrote. "However to whom much is given much is required. I understand that with my platform comes some sort of responsibility to those that may not be as strong as we are. Read and share this with your love ones that may not know how to properly cope. God Bless all of you."

A 42-year-old Virginia man hugged his biological mother for the very first time this month after they were separated at birth and had not seen each other since.

Hola, Mama," Jimmy Lippert Thyden told Maria Angelica Gonzalez in Spanish, when the two met for the very first time at her home in Valdivia, Chile, in August. "I love you very much," he said as they embraced, both teary-eyed and emotional.

Forty-two years ago, hospital workers took Maria Angelica Gonzalez’ son from her arms immediately after his birth, and she was later told that he had died. Now, they got to meet face-to-face.

"Mijo (son), you have no idea the oceans I’ve cried for you, how many nights I’ve laid awake praying that God let me live long enough to learn what happened to you," Thyden recalls his birth mother’s saying during their remarkable reunion.

The heartwarming moment came after a monthslong, international search for his biological family, and the 42-year-old explained to The Associated Press how he approached their first meeting.

"It knocked the wind out of me. ... I was suffocated by the gravity of this moment," he said during an interview from Ashburn, Virginia, where he works as a criminal defense attorney. "How do you hug someone in a way that makes up for 42 years of hugs?"


The reunion included more than just Thyden, as he traveled to Chile with his wife, Johannah, and their two daughters, Ebba Joy, 8, and Betty Grace, 5, to meet his newly discovered family.

For the first time, Gonzalez got to meet her displaced son, a new daughter-in-law and two new granddaughters. Thyden, for the first time, also got to meet his biological bothers and sister. Everyone was exuberant.

When Thyden and his family stepped into his mother’s home, they were greeted with 42 colorful balloons, each one signifying a year of lost time with his Chilean family.

"There is an empowerment in popping those balloons, empowerment in being there with your family to take inventory of all that was lost," he said. "The paperwork I have for my adoption tells me I have no living relatives. And I learned in the last few months that I have a mama and I have four brothers and a sister."

He then decided to take a DNA test from the genealogy platform MyHeritage, which confirmed that he was 100% Chilean. The test also matched him to a first cousin who also uses the platform.

Thyden sent the cousin his adoption papers, which included an address for his birth mother and a very common name in Chile: Maria Angelica Gonzalez.

The cousin had a Maria Angelica Gonzalez on their mother’s side and helped connect him with the woman who was ultimately identified as his mother.

Gonzalez, however, would not take his phone calls as adoption stories like this are sometimes exploited for financial gain.

That is, until he texted her a photo of his wife and daughters.

Then just the dam broke," said Thyden, who sent more photos of the American family who adopted him, his time in the U.S. Marines, his wedding and other life moments.

"I was trying to bookend 42 years of a life taken from her. Taken from us both," he said.

The Chilean nonprofit Nos Buscamos also helped and found Thyden had been born prematurely at a hospital in Santiago, Chile's capital.

According to Thyden, he was taken from Gonzalez’s care and placed in an incubator. She was then instructed to leave the hospital.When she returned to get her baby, she was told he had died and his body had been disposed of.

He was a case of "counterfeit adoption," a child-trafficking scheme that coincided with many other human rights violations that took place during the 17-year reign of Gen. Augusto Pinochet, who led a Chilean coup to overthrow Marxist President Salvador Allende in the 1970s.

Nos Buscamos estimates tens of thousands of babies were taken from Chilean families in the 1970s and 1980s.

"The real story was these kids were stolen from poor families, poor women that didn’t know. They didn’t know how to defend themselves," said Constanza del Rio, founder and director and Nos Buscamos.

During the dictatorship, at least 3,095 people were killed, according to government figures, and tens of thousands more were tortured or jailed for political reasons.

Nos Buscamos has been partnering for two years with genealogy platform MyHeritage, which provides free at-home DNA testing kits for distribution to Chilean adoptees and suspected victims of child trafficking in Chile.

While Thyden was successfully reunited with his birth family, he recognizes that reunification might not go as well for other adoptees.

"It could have been a much worse story," he said. "There are people who find out some really unfortunate details about their origin."

While in Chile, Thyden and del Rio met with one of seven investigators working to address thousands of counterfeit adoption cases like his own.

Thyden also met with Juan Gabriel Valdes, the Chilean ambassador to the United States, who said there was no mechanism, financial or otherwise, to assist Chilean adoptees in their efforts to visit their home country.

APOPTOSIS:
America never forgives.
Avoid Crime at all cost.
It's truly a land of opportunities.
That's one country I know where someone can walk in with an empty wallet, a bottle of groundnuts and torn clothes and leave with genuinely acquired wealth.

Just avoid Crime and keep raking the money gradually. It may seem tough at the beginning, of which such is expected for any country but you must surely smile in the end. What I made in America in one year was more than what I made in Nigeria after 10 years of working in the Federal civil service. So pathetic Ogaaa.
I pray you recover from this mental distortion.

2 Things God will surely tell u to avoid in the U.S.
1st...Avoid Bad women @ all cost ( If possible all ladies)
Finally......Avoid Bad Company and Crime.
Thereafter, watch yourself glow with pride...

Chidolalar:
I swear down
The banter and trolling dey sweet me like say tomorrow no dey. D tin dey sweet all my body like craze
That world cup win gave us eternal bragging rights and eternal peace of mind and simultaneously gave penaldogs eternal pain, sorrow, agony and truama😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

yomi531:
How much Abeg. Pep has spent more than most coaches in just 14-15 years of management. That says a lot. The man literally buys trophies. His type will struggle with modest teams. That explains why he always dodges average teams only, to jump at the chance to manage oil rich sides. If u want to appreciate Fergie, read about his time at Aberdeen. He broke the duopoly blw Celtic and Rangers. Winning the league 3 times there. Something that has not happened till date. No team other than Celtic and Rangers have won the league since 1985. Fergie also won European Cup winners cup with Aberdeen beating Bayern and Madrid along the line. No Scottish team has won any European title since 1983 that Fergies Aberdeen team won that title. Man Utd went 26 years without a league title. Fergie Ended that. He turned Man Utd to the brand we all know now. He used academy boys to dominate for ages. Una come dey call Pep wey never even coach average team greatest. I rate Mou, Wenger, Louis van gaal, Trappatoni, Ancelotti and Co far higher than him

amerengues:
Are you minding them? They already have that template on their lips. Even if Guardiola wins all the trophy again, they will still say rubbish. Someone completed treble with two different teams, different league, different era, different players, and different club. Turn the league to farmers league. Other teams spent a lot but enviously focus on PEP

Chidolalar:
Guy walai........ Nah revenge dey sweet pass.......
First one dey pain but nah second one dey pain pass
Penaldogs trolled and mocked d GOAT Messi for years when he hasn't won any international trophy but now they can't even survive and breathe properly again from d trolls and banter from Messi fans😂😂😂

Helgreenluv:
Say no to drugs. That's my only advice to you

cjudy:
See this Ewu

cjudy:
Amadioha gbu nnegi na nnagi

Ewu Hausa

cjudy:
Pep spent going to £2billion signing over 50 players since coming to Manchester city.

Alex spent almost £850m in 26 season. Then you tell me Pep is good. He should go and coach Burnley or Wolves with the Calibre of players there let’s see.

cjudy:
You’re shameless so forget it. Go to fact and check how much the Money coach have spent. Have a nice day I don’t quote football gamblers.

Jokerman:
I trust Erik 7 Hag to end Pep Era soon though....

cjudy:
He spent nothing compare to Pep short stay in Man City

cjudy:
You Dey mind am. Just money coach. Buying all available players in the market

jullary:
He is like messi and ronaldo breaking the records of forefathers😀
He will definately break all premier league's record.
I come in peace.