CHARLIZE THERON IS 'NOT HAUNTED' ANYMORE BY HER MOTHER FATALLY SHOOTING HER FATHER: 'HE WAS GOING TO KILL US'. (PHOTO).

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 Charlize Theron is 'not haunted' anymore by her mother fatally shooting her father: 'He was going to kill us' Charlize Theron recently opened up about a traumatic event from her teenage years, when her mother fatally shot her father in self-defense.  In a candid interview, the Mad Max: Fury Road star explained that sharing her story helps others feel less isolated.  She recalled believing her family was alone in experiencing such violence, but now she feels unburdened by the memory and sees value in speaking about it publicly. Theron described the tense evening leading up to the incident, beginning with a confrontation sparked by her father’s anger after she failed to greet him properly. Later that night, she sensed danger as he returned home intoxicated and aggressive.  Armed with a gun, he forced his way into the house and fired shots at her and her mother.  Miraculously, none of the bullets struck them. In response, her mother retrieved a firearm and ultimat...

BRITAIN CLAIMS ITS FIRST OLYMPIC SNOW EVENT TITLE. (PHOTO).



 Britain claims its first Olympic snow event title

 Charlotte Bankes and Huw Nightingale made history for Britain at the Winter Olympics, capturing the nation’s first-ever gold medal on snow. The duo won Sunday’s mixed snowboardcross event, crossing the finish line first in a thrilling four-team final, securing Britain’s 15th overall Winter Games gold and its first in more than three decades outside of figure skating. The victory also marks the first time Britain has won multiple golds at a single Winter Games.

Mixed snowboardcross features teams racing down the course in a relay-style format, with four riders starting together while another waits at the top. Britain entered the final as underdogs, seeded 13th out of 16 teams, and neither Bankes nor Nightingale had shown signs of medal form in the individual events, finishing 13th and 26th, respectively. But the pair came together on a sunny day in Livigno to deliver a stunning performance. Nightingale celebrated the breakthrough, saying it was “unbelievable” and hoped it would inspire the next generation of British snowboarders. The gold adds to Britain’s skeleton title won earlier in the Games by Matt Weston, highlighting a strong showing across snow sports for the country.


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