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Penn Badgley recalls painful loss that nearly ended his marriage
Penn Badgley is getting honest about how his wife’s miscarriages impacted their marriage.
In a recent chat on the Totally Booked podcast, for the promotion of his new book, Crushmore, the 39-year-old actor revealed that his wife, Domino Kirke’s, two consecutive miscarriages nearly broke their marriage.
“That sort of loss is really common, and we should — I don’t know if talking about it alone is what we need. We at least need to start by talking about it more.
“And, of course, just to be clear, I’m speaking about miscarriages,” he explained.
Penn added, “They do happen all the time, and they can be really, really painful. Well, I would say they universally are painful. Maybe not everybody’s fully allowed to feel that way.”
In his book, Penn talked about a “dreadful memory” from the painful period.
“This was our second loss together. A time when it did not feel as though the cycle would break. My wife and I neared separation as many do after losses like that,” he wrote, via People.
“Largely because we felt so isolated in a culture that doesn’t talk much about these things or know how to support those going through it. Seeing our still baby in that tripped out black-and-white sono imagery is a dreadful memory I can’t shake every time we go for a sonogram now.”
Prince George, once the newborn cradled on hospital steps, is now approaching a moment every family recognizes the move to secondary school.
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Netflix is kicking off January with a packed lineup of new movies and TV series, featuring mystery dramas, romantic comedies, action thrillers, and major returning hits.
The month begins on January 1 with Run Away, the latest Harlan Coben adaptation. The eight-episode series stars James Nesbitt as a father searching for his missing daughter and is adapted by Danny Brocklehurst. The cast includes Minnie Driver, Ruth Jones, Alfred Enoch, and Lucian Msamati.
Rom-com fans can look forward to People We Meet on Vacation on January 9. Based on Emily Henry’s novel, the film stars Emily Bader and Tom Blyth as longtime friends who reconnect during a trip abroad.
Netflix’s biggest movie of the month arrives January 16 with The Rip, an action thriller starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. The film follows Miami cops whose trust collapses after finding a massive stash of cash.
The month ends with Bridgerton season 4, Part 1, debuting January 29. The season focuses on Benedict Bridgerton and includes eight episodes split into two parts.
Netflix is also adding dozens of movies, including Dune, 12 Years a Slave, Free Solo, District 9, and Erin Brockovich.
Check out the complete list below:
January 1
Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish: Season 2
Love from 9 to 5 (MX)
My Korean Boyfriend (BR)
Run Away (GB)
Time Flies (AR)
12 Years a Slave
30 Minutes or Less
Becky
Brüno
Colombiana
Conan the Destroyer
Dawn of the Dead
Despicable Me
Despicable Me 2
District 9
Dune
Erin Brockovich
Falling Skies: Seasons 1-5
Forever My Girl
Free Solo
Ghostbusters: Answer the Call
Green Room
Harry and the Hendersons
Hellboy
Johnny Mnemonic
Just Go With It
Lone Survivor
Man on Fire
Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life
My Girl
Only the Brave
Pitch Perfect
Priscilla
Twins
Wild Things
January 2
Found: Seasons 1-2
Land of Sin (SE)
January 3
The Following: Seasons 1-3
January 5
Monday Night Raw: 2026
January 6
Pokémon Horizons: Season 3 – Rising Hope Part 1 (JP)
January 7
11.22.63: Season 1
Marcello Hernández: American Boy
Unlocked: A Jail Experiment: Season 2
January 8
HIS & HERS
Love Is Blind: Germany: Season 2 (DE)
January 9
Alpha Males: Season 4 (ES)
People We Meet on Vacation
Prodigal Son: Seasons 1-2
Stone Cold Fox
January 12
Monday Night Raw: 2026
January 13
The Boyfriend: Season 2 (JP)
January 14
The Queen of Flow: Season 3 (CO)
Veronica Mars: Seasons 1-3
January 15
Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials (GB)
Bone Lake
Love Through a Prism (JP)
The Upshaws: Part 7
To Love, To Lose (TR)
January 16
Can This Love Be Translated? (KR)
No Tail to Tell (KR)
Southland: Seasons 1-5
The Rip
January 19
Monday Night Raw: 2026
Sandokan: Season 1
January 20
Just a Dash: Seasons 1-3
Rizzoli & Isles: Seasons 1-7
Star Search
WWE: Unreal: Season 2
January 21
Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart (GB)
January 22
Cosmic Princess Kaguya! (JP)
Finding Her Edge
January 23
Skyscraper Live
The Big Fake (IT)
January 26
Monday Night Raw: 2026
My Sesame Street Friends: My Sesame Music
January 27
Mike Epps: Delusional
Take That
January 29
Bridgerton: Season 4 Part 1
- Pakistan, China iron-clad, all-weather partners: FO spox.
- Taiwan is an inalienable part of China, says Tahir Andrabi.
- China completed “Justice Mission 2025” drills near Taiwan.
Islamabad on Friday reiterated its firm support for Beijing on the Taiwan issue, reaffirming its commitment to the One-China principle.
Responding to media queries regarding recent developments in the Taiwan Strait, Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi said that Pakistan and China are iron-clad friends and all-weather strategic cooperative partners.
The statement came amid the rising tension between China and Taiwan, following the former’s military exercise.
In his statement, the Foreign Office spokesperson said that Pakistan consistently supports China on all matters concerning its core national interests, including Taiwan.
“We (Pakistan) reiterate our consistent support to China on all matters of its core interests, including Taiwan,” he added.
“We will continue to adhere to the One-China principle and regard Taiwan as an inalienable part of China.”
China claims democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory, and it has not ruled out using force to take it under Chinese control.
Beijing announced late on Wednesday the completion of the drills, saying its military would remain on high alert and continue to strengthen its combat-readiness.
The exercises named “Justice Mission 2025” saw China fire dozens of rockets and deploy a large number of warships and aircraft near the island.
—With additional input from Reuters
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