Justin Hawkins just admitted he never “intended to incite a feud” with Yungblud.

Yungblud was furious after The Darkness front man Justin blasted his MTV VMAs tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, saying: “Yungblud seems to have positioned himself as a natural heir to the Ozzy legacy, having nothing to do with the really important stuff.”

In a new video on his Justin Hawkins Rides Again YouTube channel titled Yungblud And The Cost of Having An Opinion, Justin said: “There’s nothing feudy about it, especially when it comes to my reactions to the VMAs performance.”

He could also be heard saying, “None of that was intended to incite a feud. I think that Yungblud is a very well-connected and, as such, dangerous artist. He’s an individual who is not the sort of bear you’d go round poking.”

“But I think that when there’s real-time pitch correction happening [referring to his criticism of Yungblud’s use of autotune] and stuff like that, and the other observations I made about the overall delivery of it… you’re talking about somebody that came from musical theatre via Disney and is now being lauded as the future of rock. And if they have real-time pitch correction and that kind of background, I think it’s OK to be a bit skeptical about it,” Justin expressed.

He continued, “I know that’s not a very popular opinion but from the reaction community if you can’t say something negative about something that leaves you only one opinion available to you and that’s not how life works. Everybody’s allowed to say whatever they want.”

“I’m not slagging him off because… I don’t even think I’m slagging it off actually. I think I’m making a point that if the future of rock requires real-time pitch correction in a live environment rock is pretty f**ked, isn’t it?” Justin Hawkins concluded.

This comes after Yungblud slammed the “bitter and jealous” Justin Hawkins during his appearance on Ozzy Osbourne’s son, Jack Osbourne’s Trying Not To Die podcast, where he said, “I think the strangest thing about that was all I was trying to do was my best for your old man, because he gave me such a gift.

“When people try and intellectualise a sense of spirit and six musicians on a stage going ‘f**king love you man’, it’s just bitter and jealous,” the Zombie hitmaker further said at that time.

Angelina Jolie just admitted that she has no regrets about her decision to have a double mastectomy and ovary removal.

The 50-year-old star opted for the procedures after she learned that she carries the BRCA gene mutation, which dramatically heightens breast and ovarian cancer risks.

In a candid chat with Hello! magazine, revealing how witnessing her mum and grandmother’s cancer battles influenced her choice.

She explained: “I did choose to have that (surgery) because I lost my mother and my grandmother very young. I have the BRCA gene, so I chose to have a double mastectomy a decade ago. And then I’ve also had my ovaries removed, because that’s what took my mother.”

Angelina’s mum, Marcheline Bertrand, passed away in 2007 at just 56 after fighting breast and ovarian cancer.

The star admitted that she is completely comfortable with her preventive surgery decisions while preaching that every woman must make their own healthcare choice.

Angelina added: “Those are my choices. I don’t say everybody should do it that way, but it’s important to have the choice. And I don’t regret it.”

The Maleficent star revealed in 2013 that she underwent a preventative double mastectomy after medical professionals calculated she faced an 87 percent risk of developing breast cancer and a 50 percent chance of ovarian cancer. Then, in 2015, she underwent removal of her ovaries and fallopian tubes. 

Prince Harry has released a meaningful statement after his father King Charles and brother William apparently sent the duke a strong message.

King Charles and William stepped out in rare joint engagement as they attended a Countdown to Cop30 reception ahead of the climate summit in November.

The King and Prince William made joint appearance following the Prince of Wales ultimatum to the monarch: “It’s me or Harry.”

The joint appearance of King Charles and Prince William shows the father and son are united.

Following the monarch and the Prince of Wales appearance, Harry and Meghan opened the Project Healthy Minds’ fourth annual World Mental Health Day Festival in New York City.

Prince Harry started the morning’s programming with an introduction that noted the widespread nature of our global mental health crisis.

The duke said, “These are not separate problems for separate people. They are interlocking injuries to our global community. Mental health is shaped by public health, foreign policy, climate policy, corporate design, and economic choices. Too often, decisions made by a few powerful actors ripple across the planet and into every aspect of our lives.”

Prince Harry also pointed out that the digital world has “fundamentally changed how we experience reality—young people exposed to relentless comparison, harassment, misinformation, and an attention economy designed to keep us scrolling at the expense of sleep and real human contact.”