Taylor Swift had a record-setting 78-day run with her hit single, The Fate of Ophelia, ” at the top position on the Global Spotify chart, which is now broken by Djo.

Following the finale of Stranger Things, Djo, whose real name is Joe Keery, rose on the charts with his song, End of Beginning.

The song received chart-topping success at the time of its release back in 2022, before it went viral on TikTok, and has now returned to reclaim the number # 1 spot.

While Swifties were celebrating the Opalite hitmaker’s reign on the charts, Swift herself has previously praised Djo and appears to be a fan herself.

The Runner singer previously shared that he was shocked to find out that the Grammy winner knew of his song, as he recalled meeting her at a New York studio on The Spout podcast back in 2024.

“I just happened to be there the day that she was there. And she’s really nice. I mean, I’ve met her a couple of times,” he said, adding, “She said, ‘Hey, I really love that track of yours, End Of Beginning.’

He went on to share that he asked the pop superstar how she heard the song, saying, “‘What? You heard that song? How the hell did you hear that song?’”

However, he added, “she’s, like, a music lover and she’s also so hip to new music and things that are coming out. So I guess it’s not shocking to me because she’s a big fan of music and digs around and it somehow came across her desk and she listened to it and said that she liked it. Really nice of her.”

Princess Andre has nothing but gratitude as she reflected on the end of the year, looking back on the ‘lows and emotional moments’ of the past 12 months after her reality show sparked a brutal row between her parents.

The daughter of exes Peter Andre and Katie Price, 18, debuted her first reality show for ITV’s The Princess Diaries, last year, but her glam model mum became upset after being deliberately excluded from filming.

Katie expressed her frustrations at being ‘disrespected’ and ‘disregarded’, claiming that Peter and his management team were behind the snub. It was then revealed Peter and Princess’s step-mum Emily MacDonagh won’t appear in the second series.

Now, Princess has hinted at the toll the family turmoil took on her as she shared a round-up post to celebrate the New Year.

‘Wow… what a year,’ she wrote on Instagram on Friday. ‘It’s been full of highs and lows, emotional moments, and a lot of growth.

‘I’ve learned so much about myself and I’m genuinely proud of what I’ve achieved. I’m beyond grateful for every experience, every lesson, and every person who has supported me along the way.’

She added: ‘To anyone who might feel like this year has been tough, you’ve made it through and remember that there’s always light at the end of the tunnel.

‘I can’t wait to see what 2026 brings for me! I’m wishing you all the happiest year ahead.’

It comes after it was reported Katie has filmed scenes for the second series of her daughter Princess’s reality show.

President Donald Trump struck a triumphant note over the capture of Nicolas Maduro on Saturday, saying he had watched live as US forces seized the Venezuelan leader from a “fortress.”

“I’ve never seen anything like this. I was able to watch it in real time,” the 79-year-old Republican said in a telephone interview with Fox News.

“I watched it, literally, like I was watching a television show. And if you would have seen the speed, the violence.”

Trump said no US troops were killed in the dramatic operation, adding that the Venezuelan president and his wife had been taken to a ship and would then be sent to New York, where they face drug and terrorism charges.

The US president, who is at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida, said he had spoken to Maduro a week ago and told him “you have to surrender.”

He added that the United States would not allow anyone to take over where Maduro “left off” — while skirting around whether he backed Nobel Peace laureate Maria Machado to be the next president.

Trump gave a detailed description of the operation that saw the United States launch airstrikes on Venezuela before special forces captured the leftist leader, in the climax to a months-long pressure campaign.

He said that he originally gave the all clear for the operation to capture Maduro four days ago but that it was held up because of the weather, until Saturday.

“It was just amazing,” Trump said. “He was in a very highly guarded […] like a fortress actually. He was in a fortress.

“It had steel doors, it had what they call a safety space where it’s solid steel all around. He didn’t get that space closed, he was trying to get into it, but he got bum-rushed so fast that he didn’t get into that.

“We were prepared with massive blowtorches to get through the steel, but we didn’t need them.”

‘Not going to be pushed around’

Trump added that it was “amazing” that no US forces were killed, adding that a “couple of guys were hit, but they came back and they’re supposed to be in pretty good shape.”

A US helicopter was also damaged but flown out, he added.

Trump said the raid on Venezuela “sends a signal we’re not going to be pushed around as a country anymore” and warned Mexico that it too needed to crack down on drug traffickers.

US officials joined in the triumphalism, while brushing off concerns about whether the operation to capture a foreign leader was legal.

“You don’t get to avoid justice for drug trafficking in the United States because you live in a palace in Caracas,” Vice President JD Vance said on X.

He said Trump had given the Venezuelan leader “multiple off ramps” and added that Maduro was the “newest person to find out that President Trump means what he says.”

US Attorney General Pam Bondi said Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores had been indicted in the Southern District of New York on charges including “Narco-Terrorism Conspiracy,” conspiracy to import cocaine, and charges related to machineguns.

“They will soon face the full wrath of American justice on American soil in American courts,” Bondi said on X.

The indictment against Maduro was lodged in 2020 while the indictment against his wife was not previously known.

Trump’s administration in August doubled a reward for information leading to his capture to $50 million, accusing him of leading the alleged “Cartel of the Suns” drug trafficking organisation.

Trump has given differing arguments for his campaign against Venezuela, including the claim that the country is a major drug exporter to the United States and that Venezuela seized US oil interests.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio reposted a social media message from earlier this year in which he said Maduro was not the legitimate president of Venezuela following elections that international observers said were riddled with irregularities.

The Maduro capture — along with US strikes on Nigeria on Christmas Day — also come despite Trump billing himself as a “peace president” who should win the Nobel Prize.

Asked by reporters on New Year’s Eve what his resolution for 2026 was, Trump replied: “Peace on Earth.”