Woman born without limbs and her husband finally answer the question everyone keeps asking

 

Briel Adams-Wheatley was born without limbs, and in a recent response on her Instagram, she addressed one of the most frequently asked questions she and her husband receive.

With more than 1 million followers on Instagram and 5 million on TikTok, Adams-Wheatley has become a source of inspiration for many. On her social media platforms, she shares glimpses of her life as a transgender woman born with a rare condition called Hanhart syndrome, which resulted in her being born without limbs.

She posts makeup tutorials, cooking videos, and moments from her everyday life, including her relationship with her husband, Adam.

Last year, the couple addressed a question they are often asked, sharing a video captioned: “A question I’ve been getting a lot lately so here’s my husband’s response!”

Briel Adams-Wheatley on Instagram and TikTok

In the video, Adams-Wheatley spoke about when Adam first knew about her transition.

“I started my transition a year after we got married, right?” she said.

“I think so, but you told me way before everybody else,” Adam replied, according to VT.

Adams-Wheatley continued: “Yeah, I had also told him a little bit before we got married, too, that I was having feelings about it, but I just wasn’t sure if it was something I was comfortable with actually fully going into, or just keeping suppressed, and if he was comfortable with it and everything.

“But Adam was the first person to know before everyone. And I waited a few months before I did it publicly as well. I had already started a few things behind the scenes.”

“It was just a lot of learning”

Adam also shared his perspective.

“I really couldn’t care less about her transitioning. I mean, like, I’m very happy that she found who she is. And I’ve seen a big difference in her happiness and confidence and everything. But I mean, I fell in love with her and not what she was, just who she was,” he said, adding:

“It was hard going from like pronouns for more than one reason. One, because I knew before everybody else. So I had to use he/him in front of people, and I couldn’t remember who she had told yet or not.

“And so it was really confusing to use one thing at home and another [outside their home]. And then as soon as I got the pronouns under control, she changed her name and then started wearing wigs.

“It was just a lot of learning, learning, learning, learning, learning. But it was a good journey. She was patient with me.”

The real reason Adam Sandler officiated Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding revealed

 

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got married at Madison Square Garden on Friday evening in front of around 1,000 guests. One of the biggest surprises of the night was the third person standing at the altar.

Adam Sandler, the 59-year-old comedy legend best known for Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison, officiated the ceremony. Taylor Swift’s publicist Tree Paine confirmed the news in a formal statement.

Austin Swift served as Taylor’s Man of Honor and Jason Kelce stood as Travis’ Best Man. The couple skipped traditional bridesmades and groomsmen entirely.

The couple wore custom Christian Dior Haute Couture designed by Jonathan Anderson – his first ever couture wedding look for a celebrity – with shoes by Christian Louboutin and Cartier jewelry for the bride.

Why Adam Sandler officiated

According to sources close to the couple, the choice came down to two things.

Sandler is a well-known and devoted Swiftie. He and his daughters Sadie and Sunny have attended multiple stops on the Eras Tour around the world.

He has spoken publicly about how much Swift means to his family, telling Howard Stern that she “means an awful lot to our house.”

On the other side, Travis Kelce grew up watching Sandler’s films and has referenced them repeatedly on his New Heights podcast. When Swift and Kelce went public in 2023, Sandler was one of the first in Hollywood to voice his support for the relationship.

Sources say Sandler spent weeks working with the couple ahead of the wedding to craft a ceremony that mixed genuine emotion with his trademark humor. 

He also swapped his signature basketball shorts and oversized polo for a tuxedo on the night.

Sally Field’s worst on-screen kiss might be a surprise

 

I’ve always been a fan of Sally Field. She is a legend and truly a gifted actress. And the 76-year-old has shared many on-screen romances in her storied career.

She has had, therefore, her fair share of on-screen kisses as well. She recently shared which has been the worst, although she hesitated to admit which costar it was with at first. 

Considered one of the most versatile and talented actresses of her generation, Sally Field can look back on a fantastic career in Hollywood. She has charmed us with some iconic roles in numerous films and tv shows.

For example, I will never forget her unforgettable performance in Steel Magnolias and that funeral scene. Sally did an excellent job of portraying a woman torn by love, discouragement, anger, and loss. 

But of course, she’s also famous for her roles in famous movies and series like Gidget, The Flying Nun, Smokey and the Bandit, Forrest Gump, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Erin Brockovich.

Sally was born into a working-class showbiz family in Pasadena, California.

Sally Field during Tapeing the “The Bill Boggs Show” – November 1, 1977 in New York City, New York, United States. (Photo by Ron Galella/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images)

But her childhood was far from a fairytale. In her memoirs, Sally wrote that her stepfather did some very bad things to her and she had a secret abortion at 17.

Yet she turned out to be such a beautiful, humble human being.

As for today, Sally still continues to work regularly. She played Janice in the 2020 TV series Dispatches From Elsewhere. In 2022, she stars as Jessie Buss in Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty, the popular tv series that portrays the professional and personal lives of the 1980s Los Angeles Lakers.

So considering how active she is, it’s not surprising that Sally appears in interviews from time to time.

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On Thursday, Dec. 1, episode of “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen,” beloved star Sally Field decided to admit her worst on-screen kiss to the public after a probing question by a fan came in. 

Field, 76, looked around after the question was asked, laughing, “Oh boy. Shall I really name names here?”

“I think you should,” Cohen, 54, replied.

Field caved: “Okay. This is going to be a shocker. Hold on folks.” 

The Oscar-winning actress named her former boyfriend–star Burt Reynolds–as the culprit. 

Cohen quickly followed up, asking, “But weren’t you dating at the time?”

Field explained that it was during filming for “Smokey and the Bandit” that she had to “look the other way” during filming. She said this was because this  “just was not something he really did for you.”

“Isn’t that something,” Cohen responded in surprise. 

The actress went on to explain that there was a lot of “drooling” on Reynolds’ part during their time sharing the screen. 

The two co-stars met in 1977 while filming “Smokey and the Bandit,” and they went on to date for about five years. 

Reynolds, who sadly died of cardiac arrest at 82, reportedly talked about his relationship with Field in his memoir But Enough About Me, according to the New York Post.

The star expressed regret about their time together, wishing that he had tried harder to make things work between them.

In March, Field explained to Variety that she had stopped speaking with Reynolds in the final 30 years of his life with good reason. 

“He was not someone I could be around,” she elaborated. “He was just not good for me in any way. And he had somehow invented in his rethinking of everything that I was more important to him than he had thought, but I wasn’t. He just wanted to have the thing he didn’t have. I just didn’t want to deal with that.”

Karoline Leavitt calls out Gen Z for being lazy and says they should be sent to Cuba or Iran

 

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has sparked a fierce reaction after calling Gen Z lazy and suggesting they should be sent to Cuba or Iran, despite being a member of the generation herself.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has sparked a fierce reaction after calling Gen Z lazy and suggesting they should be sent to Cuba or Iran, despite being a member of the generation herself.

Karoline Leavitt, 28, made the comments during an appearance on Fox News with Jesse Watters just days after returning from maternity leave following the birth of her second child. 

Host Watters opened the segment by suggesting that young people complaining about the cost of living had never had real jobs. Leavitt was happy to agree.

“This generation, my generation, Gen Z and those younger than me, have been raised with just silver spoons in their mouths,” she said. 

“Just getting everything handed to them, that’s not the values this country was built on.”

She attributed what she called a lack of work ethic to laziness and liberal indoctrination, before delivering her most pointed line of the interview.

“Send them to Cuba. Send them to Iran. They’ll want to come back real quick,” she said.

Comment met with instant backlash

The comments drew immediate pushback online, with many pointing out the irony of a 27-year-old, who is herself part of Gen Z, lecturing her own generation about having things handed to them. 

Others noted that Leavitt has spent most of her adult life working in politics and media rather than what Watters described as a “real job.”

“Does she work for Kentucky Fried Chicken on the side?” someone commented.

“Karoline, is your spoon a tablespoon or a ladle?” one commenter asked, with another chiming in: “it is a shovel!”

The interview came the same week Leavitt found herself at the center of another story after posting photos from the inaugural flight of Trump’s new Air Force One. 

Eagle-eyed social media users spotted a bookshelf on the jet in which every book appeared to have the word “Library” printed on the spine with no title, author or publisher visible.

One user on X wrote: “Of course a plane full of people who have never read a book has a bookshelf of fake books with titles like ‘Library.'”

There’s Been A New Update On Talks With Iran And It’s Not Good

 

It may seem that the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is currently in control in Iran, but it is likely that the mullahs still hold significant influence, even from their hidden positions. The country’s so-called civil government, or what remains of it, continues to discuss a potential peace deal. Meanwhile, the IRGC persists in attacking shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and launching assaults on neighboring nations.

And now, at least one faction of the hardline 8th-century barbarian leadership that has ruled Iran since 1979 has surfaced, calling for the assassinations of President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:

Iran’s most senior clerics have called for the assassinations of President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring the leaders mahdour al-dam — or deserving of death.

The 88-member Assembly of Experts issued a 10-point statement in which they said killing “the wicked prime minister of the Zionist regime” and “the criminal American president” was a religious duty that must be carried out “under any circumstances.”

The clerics — who are constitutionally tasked with choosing and supervising the supreme leader — wrote that the call for their assassinations that avenging the death of supreme leader Ali Khamenei was of “paramount” importance.

Speaking of the ‘supreme leader,’ there is still no word that he’s even a functioning human at this point. He may not even be coherent, much less alive. At the same time, the feckless mullahs aren’t the only ones taking the tough guy approach:

Meanwhile, Iranian newspaper Hamshahri ran a front-page story featuring Trump’s face in the crosshairs of a rifle scope with a banner headline reading “Revenge is certain.”

Granted, Iran has always talked a tough game. But let’s be clear: There have been several real attempts on Trump’s life, so we have to take this latest threat seriously. The previous attempts were made by amateurs, and the first one nearly took Trump’s life, missing by an ear’s length:

Any such attempt by a nation-state, with the resources of even a failed nation-state like Iran, would be very different; the attempt would be made by trained people, well-equipped, well-prepared, almost certainly working in a team of 2-3, possibly – likely – with more than one shooter. Iran has people like that, just as we do, just as any nation-state would.

There are, right now, between 20,000 and 30,000 Iranian nationals in the country illegally, having entered, mostly, across the southern border and again, mostly, during the four years of the Biden administration’s non-enforcement of the border. If one percent of those are some kind of operative, infiltrated into the United States while the border was wide open, then that makes up 200-300 possible hostile operators.

That’s enough to cause a lot of trouble. That’s a reinforced company of infantry, more or less. This is a threat that the Secret Service, as well as PM Netanyahu’s security detail, should be taking seriously. What the mullahs don’t understand is that, should they succeed in this, and should they be able to establish that Iranian operatives successfully carried out an attack on the President of the United States, the likely outcome would be a rain of hellfire upon their country, the likes of which only the United States can deliver.

That might not matter to these crazed mullahs. They appear to see death as some kind of revolting reward. 

 

The pilot cried when he understood why the birds wouldn’t leave him alo…See more

 

Throughout his career, he has encountered a lot of unforeseen circumstances that called for quick thinking to be resolved. But he became a hero in one specific circumstance.

 

 

 

 

A massive flock of birds suddenly attacked the aircraft Jason was piloting during a trip, banging on the windows and making a racket.

 

Jason was shocked by the sight because it was so unique. He tried to escape the angry birds, but it wasn’t as simple as he thought it would be because he knew the passengers’ lives were in his hands.

 

He prayed that the birds wouldn’t harm the engine while he attempted to reassure everyone on board that everything would go perfectly. Read more below

They Had To Rebuild Her Entire Face After An Unscripted Incident Sent Her Into Hysterics

 

The bright theater lights beamed down on the legendary actress as the crowd erupted into cheers. She walked out with a smile that could melt the cold history of Hollywood. Within seconds the host caught her completely off guard by lifting her into the air.

She burst into a childlike laugh that instantly set the stage for an emotional roller coaster. But the warmth of the studio masked a far more chaotic and unfiltered story from her iconic past.

For decades, fans believed her classic movie sets were places of pure joy and seamless professionalism. The reality behind the scenes was a silent war of artistic wills.

The studio grew completely still as she prepared to unmask a comedy giant.

Sally Field had spent months resisting the most energetic comedy mind the world had ever seen. The brilliant comic tried every trick in his playbook to force a crack in her stone-cold expression.

The fierce determination of the leading lady drove the production team completely mad. She simply stood her ground because she felt the daily antics were not funny.

The tension on the famous set continued to build day after day. No one expected a suave British secret agent to destroy the professional deadlock.

A single childish sound was about to bring a multi-million-dollar production to its knees.

The cameras rolled on a crowded restaurant set as the actors took their positions for the climax. The smooth co-star sat directly across from her with a straight face.

Out of nowhere Pierce Brosnan executed a loud and juvenile arm fart noise that shattered the silence. The sudden playground stunt completely demolished her defenses after months of perfect resistance.

She collapsed into a fit of hysterical laughter that sent the entire crew into a total panic. The performance was over. The tears poured down her face until her heavily applied cosmetics completely melted away.

The expensive production ground to a halt while makeup artists rushed to rebuild her face.

The comic genius could only watch in absolute disbelief that a crude sound broke her down. She admitted through tears that the moment felt like a miracle of human endurance.

It proved that even the most calculated professional walls can tumble from a single childish joke. The veteran star then pivoted to a much darker and quieter era of her development.

The smiling actress was hiding a lifetime of suppressed suburban rage.

She grew up inside the rigid boundaries of the conservative suburbs during the middle of the last century. Anger and raw emotion were hidden behind a mask of strict compliance.

The young girl found her salvation on a seventh-grade stage where bad things became safe. The early stage work gave her a true voice to escape the crushing expectations of her youth.

Years later, she held her first major psychological script with hands that physically trembled from fear. She vowed to master the intense craft or die trying on that very stage.

The emotional journey led her all the way to her latest cinematic project streaming around the world. She plays a lonely widow who forms a deep connection with a giant Pacific octopus at an aquarium.

The performance shows that her brilliant emotional range remains entirely unmatched decades after her messy breakdown.