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A rare peek into Kevin Costner's $145 million Santa Barbara mansion with "new love". At his beach estate, which is reputedly worth $145 million, Kevin Costner has provided fans with a very rare look into his personal life. Fans can see how he spends his time with his teenage children and new dog.
The actor from Yellowstone recently made an appearance in a Lifted Trucks promotional film, where he gave viewers unrestricted access to the breathtaking 10-acre property he owns on the California coast and discussed his daily activities with his teenage kids.
After the firm gave Kevin his truck, he said in the video that he doesn't "really get excited" about anything anymore since "so many cool things have happened in my life," but he did become "really excited when I saw it on my driveway." A scene in the video shows Kevin relaxing in Adirondack chairs with his 16-year-old son Cayden while watching the sunset. It also showcases the amazing views of the Pacific Ocean from his property and the area he can explore with Buddy, his new golden labrador puppy that he brought into the family earlier in 2024.
On social media at the time, he said, "The newest addition to the family." "I'm already in love with this special guy." Kevin paid $28.5 million for the 17-acre plot of land in 2006, but he later sold seven of those acres to a neighbor. He united the properties to form one unending estate, as he also had a beachfront property in the renowned celebrity community of Carpinteria, south of Santa Barbara.
Kevin's $145 billion compound is on the coast of California
The property boasts 500 feet of private beach and is encircled by cliffs. Kevin also built a leisure residence next to a baseball field that was formerly used for polo practice.
In 2023, Kevin's real estate holdings came to light as a result of his contentious divorce from Christine Baumgartner, his 49-year-old ex-wife, with whom he had three children.
In the end, the court mandated that Kevin provide Christine $63,209 a month in child support—a far less amount than the $248,000 she had first asked for. In addition, he promised to pay $30,000 a month for a rental property after she left their estate. Kevin's divorce lawyer bills of $14k were ordered to be paid by Christine. The 2004 prenuptial agreement, which originally said that Christine would get a $1.5 million compensation from Kevin in the event of a divorce, would also be enforceable, according to a court judge.
Kaka's former spouse discloses that the reason for their divorce was due to him being the ideal husband. In her own words, "I was unhappy; something was missing, even though Kaká never betrayed me and always treated me well. He also gave me a wonderful family." The issue was that I found him to be too flawless."
It is the fate of every ideal guy to be betrayed or rejected. Why? Because it becomes boring to be with a flawless man. Recall that women are naturally dramatic, therefore when a man is flawless, he deprives her of the drama she yearns for. When she is around other women, their conversation is limited to the turmoil that their male friends bring into their lives. She will now feel excluded since she has nothing dramatic to talk about. Women are masochists by nature; they like suffering.
There can be no pleasure in a flawless guy since he does not cause suffering. She desires a flawed man who would play with her emotions, making her weep, feel furious, depressed, and then joyful again. explains to you why women stay in toxic relationships longer than they do in secure ones. Why, despite his numerous attempts to harm her, a woman will continually return to her toxic partner? Why? It's not dull because it's not flawless.
It was all fun and games as guests celebrated Omobayonle's traditional wedding engagement and holy matrimony. Omobayonle is the son of former Ondo State Governor Olusegun Mimiko and his wife, Anjolaoluwa Adesanya. On Thursday, April 4th, and Saturday, April 6th, 2024, at the Balmoral Event Center, Sheraton Hotel, and the Archbishop Vining Memorial Church 
The former Nigerian governor of Ondo State is Dr. Olusegun Mimiko. He is renowned for his creative policymaking and commitment to enhancing Ondo State residents' quality of life. He put many ground-breaking programs, such as a free maternity healthcare program that has saved thousands of women and children's lives, into place when he was governor.
In addition, he is renowned for his dedication to education, having founded new institutions and initiatives to raise the literacy rate. At the child's wedding, Obasanjo, Peter Obi, Ooni, and the governors celebrate with Mimikos.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, Mr. Peter Obi, the Labour Party's presidential candidate for the 2023 general election, Ademola Adeleke of Osun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State, Dr. Olaide Adelami of Mni, the deputy of Ondo State Governor, Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa, who was accompanied by Deji of Akure, frontline traditional leaders from Ondo State, former governors, political leaders from throughout Nigeria, and many more notable figures were present at the events. After the customary marriage proposal, guests were treated to a lively performance by well-known saxophonist Beejay Sax and juju legend Ebenezer Obey.
SPOUSES NEED TO SUMMIT TO ONE ANOTHER BY MIKE BAMILOYE
Written by Kayode Olorundare
Well-known preacher and filmmaker Mike Bamiloye, an evangelist, has counseled husbands on what to do if their wives won't submit. Mike discussed this on his Instagram page, saying that when a woman chooses to be arrogant, egotistical, and unsubmissive to her husband, she has rejected the Lord's command to respect him and be obedient to him.
A woman has disobeyed the Lord's order to respect her husband and submit to him as the Head, just as the Church submits to Christ when she chooses to be haughty, conceited, and unsubmissive to him.
He added that regardless of her perceived spirituality, a woman who consistently disobeys God's commands cannot possibly reach paradise.
Now, stand by the Lord's side when a lady lives like this. No matter how committed she is to the Lord's service, she is working for the devil. This includes some pastors' spouses as well. He urged men to cleave to the Lord, stating that he had seen women completely transform and submit to men to the extent that it was useful to him in his ministry. He went on to remark that he has seen such a woman grow into a royal diamond in her husband's hands after years of adversity in a turbulent marriage. He warned the men, telling them to keep being godly men and to keep loving and praying for their spouses.
"My final advice to the men who argumentative women imprison is to cling to the Lord." I have witnessed these ladies undergo total transformation, exhibit extreme submissiveness toward the male, and contribute to his ministry. I have witnessed such a woman, after a protracted and acrimonious marriage, blossom into a royal diamond in her husband's hands. Only God can accomplish it. Make the woman your focal focus for prayer. Continue to adore her. Continue acting the part of a godly man by continuing to love, respect, and honor her, as well as by continuing to pray for her to prevent losing your soul. May the Lord restore such a union.
From the bride to the widow: her idyllic nuptials swiftly turned into a terrible nightmare. Bride Johnnie Davis was traveling behind an ambulance as it transported her new husband, Toraze, to a local hospital only minutes after she said, "I oo."
Her 48-year-old fiancé passed away when they were taking photographs outside the church where they had just committed to love, respect, and cherish each other until their deaths on June 19, 2023. The fact that their solemn promises of eternal love were broken after just one hour astounded Davis.
"Toraze turned to face me and said, 'I need some water, I'm so hot I can't breathe.'" The Sun was informed of the terrifying incident by Omaha, Nebraska, mother-of-two Davis, 44. She said, "I thought maybe he was having a panic attack because he was wearing a suit and it was a hot day." He apologized to me often and expressed his love for me. I had no idea what would occur next.
Paramedics were on Toraze's side moments after he went limp. Davis was virtually immobile with shock and astonishment. It was really bizarre, she remarked. "We had just completed exchanging vows ten minutes prior." "My spouse was being put into an ambulance and taken directly to the hospital," expressed the devastated Belle, who is employed at a kind care center for the elderly and crippled. When Toraze arrived at the emergency hospital, doctors struggled for almost an hour to revive him after learning that a blood clot had moved to his heart and caused a cardiac arrest. In the end, the newlyweds could not be revived by the doctors.
Davis moaned, "There was nothing they could do to save him. "He was lying there on the hospital bed when the doctors let me into the room."Let them save him, I pleaded. It had only been a few months after my dad passed away. "I couldn't lose my spouse as well," she told The Sun. "However, Toraze had left."I was unable to process the loss of my spouse, whom I had only married an hour before. Davis was no stranger to heartbreaking loss; following many losses in her immediate family, she had already gone through an apparently never-ending period of sorrow at the time of Toraze's departure.
"My cousin passed away in February, my dad passed away from leukemia in February, and my [oldest] daughter Rich lost her dad a few months [earlier]," she said. "And now Toraze was also lost to us." Everybody felt shattered. A heartbroken But Davis takes comfort in her holy matrimony's promises. "I needed to find solace in the knowledge that Toraze and I had the opportunity to genuinely exchange our vows of marriage and declare our undying love for one another," she remarked. "I believed that being married to Toraze made me the luckiest woman alive." What a lovely giant he was.
For Davis and her sadly departed beloved, their first encounter 17 years ago was love at first sight. She said, "I'd seen him driving down the street." "There was a spark in our conversation. However, as we were both married then, we knew it would not work out. Eventually, though, everything lined up for the would-be sweeties. The youngster I was asked to foster just so happened to be Toraze's son, Davis said when she registered to do some fostering years later. “He had been unable to look after him at the time, so when I saw him again outside a local shop a few years later, I called out to him.”
The two of them still had blazing flames for each other. "This time, we started dating and became a couple because we were both divorced," Davis remarked. "It felt like we were meant to be together forever." In 2017, Toraze proposed to her partner. Following their engagement, the couple welcomed their daughter O'Ceann 18 months later. According to Davis, their young daughter truly was her father's favorite. "He was the most amazing dad to her when she came into the world," the bereaved mother said. She meant everything to him and was his entire universe. They had no separation. The pair decided to tie the knot on Juneteenth, 2023, a national holiday honoring the liberation of Black Americans from slavery.
In place of the customary white attire, Davis opted to wear a scarlet gown on her big day. "We would have the ceremony in our local church, then have everyone for a big reception celebration nearby," she added. "After we had lost family members, it just seemed like a lovely thing to look forward to," the woman said. "Our wedding day was definitely going to provide us with something happy to celebrate," the couple said. However, the grieving bride is now devoid of her happily ever after. As the clergyman declared us married, Davis said, "It felt like the happiest day of our lives, and a life together that was just beginning." Toraze was her soulmate. "We have to live the rest of our lives without him."
Colleagues of Davis started a $100,000 GoFundMe campaign in memory of her late love after he passed away on his wedding day. The enormous amount was supposed to go toward Davis and her kids' urgent financial necessities as well as Toraze's funeral costs. But in just seven months, the crowdfunding profile has managed to generate a pitiful but generous $24,361, less than one-quarter of its whole target. Notwithstanding the lack of contributions, Davis promises to continue providing her soon-to-be husband with an abundance of unwavering love. "I think I only spent an hour of my life with him as a husband," she remarked. "However, I'll ensure that his memory endures forever."
It was a marriage of cultures, as Gbolahan Animashaun and Karima Kusow's traditional wedding took place on Saturday, December 16, 2023, at the Twinwaters Event Centre in Lekki, Lagos. While her spouse is Nigerian, the bride has origins in Tunisia, Somalia, and the United States of America. The Animashaun and Kusow families went above and above to make their kids' special day elegant and unforgettable. The wedding was incredibly colorful because of the blending of cultures; visitors came from all over the world to rejoice with the couple and their families, including Somalia, the US, Canada, and other European nations.
Gbolahan and his spouse The exchange of the proposal and acceptance letters on behalf of the couple by representatives of the two families was a key feature of the occasion. Gbolahan mentioned during his speech at the function that he asked her to marry him on Christmas Day of 2022. "We met while I was still in graduate school in New York," the man stated. She was employed in the state of Washington, DC, at the same time that I completed my internship there.
After meeting, we immediately struck up a conversation because we both lived in the same area. Karima continued where her husband had left off, saying, "He proposed to me on Christmas day in 2022." Although everyone in the family knew he was going to pop the question, it surprised me nonetheless.
She mentioned that among the things that drew her to her husband were his kindness, intellect, thoughtfulness, and strong sense of ethics. Apart from their mutual physical attraction, Gbolahan continued, "She is a humble person who can hold a conversation." Having lively and fascinating chats with her was one of the things that initially caught his attention, in his opinion.
Yasmina, the mother of the bride, said, "I am ecstatic about my daughter's beautiful wedding today," expressing her happiness for the pair. Being in Nigeria and attending this Yoruba traditional wedding is a lovely experience. I believe that this headtie, makeup, and outfit are the most elegant ones I have ever had. In contrast to how Americans do things, I've found that Nigerians do things with a lot of flair and a hint of excess. But it's very lovely. I hope the couple has a lifetime of happiness and continues to maintain ties to their heritage.
The bride and her mother. Mojisola, the mother of the groom, expressed her happiness and pride in Gbolahan's choice of spouse. "I pray that God will continue to guide him and his spouse. I hope they have a happy, spirit-filled life and have a lot of grandkids for me. For the rest of their life, they ought to be buddies. The pair thanked their guests and family members for taking time out of their hectic schedules to make their special day unforgettable, expressing their gratitude for the love they had received from them.
"I want to thank everyone for their love and for being here to witness and seal our union," Karima remarked. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who has come from both families to be here today. "I would want to express my gratitude to everyone who attended, especially her (Karima's) family. I also want to express my gratitude to my extended and nuclear families. Gbolahun continued, "I hope my love for them is showing through. I love them so much."