WILL SMITH: Randy photos with sexy co-star leaks amid rumours of impending split from wife Jada Pinkett Smith

45 yr old Will Smith took some very flirty, VERY racy pics with his co-star Margot Robbie in a photo booth in New Orleans, and the photos have somehow leaked out!

The two cuddle, laugh, and even take their shirts off- basically looking TOTES like they're on a date!

In the pictures, released by Star magazine, the Australian actress lifts up her top to reveal her lacy white bra, as Will does the same behind her, pressing his bare chest against her back.

She looks up at the actor and suggestively pouts her lips.

In another shot, he pulls her towards him from behind, their face pressed close together side-by-side.

'He wasn’t acting like a married man; he gave no signs that he was in a committed relationship,' an eyewitness told the publication.

'What kind of married man would go into a photo booth with a sexy 23-year-old girl and start to undress?'

Jada wasn't present at the October 25 party, and was instead speaking at a charity event in Baltimore.

'When we did our audition together, we had a natural chemistry,' Margot previously said of her co-star. 'I think it’s going to be a lot of fun.'



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Dublin mystery girl has been identified by gardai as an Australian adult and is not a victim of human trafficking

The mystery girl identified by gardai as an Australian adult has a previous conviction for deception in her native country.





The woman, Samantha Azzopardi, illegally tried to draw social welfare benefits payments and received a six month prison sentence, independent.ie has learned.

However, the sentence, handed down late last year, was suspended for 12 months.

The revelation comes as gardai continue to liaise with their Australian counterparts about the woman, who was taken into HSE care after being discovered in a distressed state outside the GPO on Dublin's O'Connell Street on October 10.

Initially officers believed she was aged 14 to 16. But they have now confirmed she is actually 25 years old.

The woman is believed to have up to 40 different aliases.

Samantha Azzopardi is to be assessed this afternoon by a psychiatrist.

Lawyers were at the High Court today where Mr Justice George Birmingham discharged the order that he had made allowing her to be detained under the Childcare Act.
But he put a stay on the discharge until tomorrow morning to allow other arrangements to be put in place.

The case is be mentioned in court tomorrow morning. It is hoped the assessment by a psychiatrist this afternoon will allow authorities to decide what steps to take next.

The court heard she is "vulnerable" and she is to remain in HSE care for at least another 24 hours as her "life could be at risk" if she is released.

Gardai revealed in court today that she been in Ireland for three weeks before she was found wandering around in a distressed state outside the GPO.

Ms Azzopardi was initially believed to have been a teenager victim and could not communicate with gardai.

However, it has now emerged she has family connections in Tipperary and officers are satisfied that she is not a victim of human trafficking.


The Herald understands a man, who is not a relative, made contact with detectives yesterday afternoon.

“He was able to tell them who she was and supply details about her family,” explained a source.

It is believed that Samantha (25) was living with relatives in Clonmel, Tipperary.

The massive breakthrough came just hours after gardai released a photograph of the young woman.

Sources said that the Australian citizen is thought to have travelled here via the United Kingdom.

“She does understand English and can articulate in writing English, but she won't speak,” said a source close to the investigation.

“She is not talking. There is some written communication coming from her, but only bits and pieces.”

The woman had refused to allow herself to be photographed and the images of her issued yesterday are understood to have been taken without her knowledge.

A source close to the case said: “She is very disturbed. It would appear there is something very serious going on here.”

A garda spokesperson confirmed: “With the assistance of the public, the Gardai are now following a definite line of enquiry and will be liaising closely with the Australian Police and the HSE to finalise the matter.”

The Australian Federal Police are working with Gardai, and would not confirm any reports on her identity, DNA tests or aliases.

A spokesman for Australian Police said there are potential mental health issues so there are important privacy issues in place.

The identification of the 25-year-old woman followed an unprecedented move by gardai to publish a photograph of a person in State care.

More than 2,000 hours of garda time has been devoted to trying to identify the woman and there have been more than 100 separate lines of inquiry by officers.





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In all, 15 possible names were given to investigators but none of the names were correct when they were checked out.

There are reports in Australia this morning that a member of the girl’s family has now made contact with the gardai.

When she was found in a distressed state near the GPO on Dublin’s O’Connell Street on October 10, the woman was wearing clothes from Irish department stores and had braces fitted.

While in State care, she rarely spoke but did sketch pictures of being taken on an aircraft. She gave officers no indication of her origins.




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Yasser Arafat: 'poisoned with radioactive polonium'.......His wife Suha Arafat said the forensic tests proved that her husband was the victim of a "political assassination"

The widow of former Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has claimed forensic tests on his corpse show that he was poisoned to death with radioactive polonium.

Suha Arafat said the tests proved that her husband was the victim of a "political assassination". The radioactive substance is the same as that which killed the Russian spy Alexander Litvinkenko in 2006.

"It's scientifically proved that he didn't die a natural death and we have scientific proof that this man was killed," she said, as reported by Sky News.

Mr Arafat died at a military hospital in Paris eight years ago. A post mortem at the time showed he died from a stroke but doctors could not find the origin of his illness.

Angry: Suha Arafat, widow of the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, watches the ceremony after her husband's exhumation last year
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In November last year, Mr Arafat's body was exhumed and a team of experts have since been examining samples from his body.

British forensic scientist Professor David Barclay said the findings showed that poisoning was the cause of Mr Arafat's illness.

"In my opinion, it is absolutely certain that the cause of his illness was polonium poisoning," he said. "The levels present in him are sufficient to have caused death."

Mrs Arafat has not blamed any person or country for her husband's death. Israel has long been blamed by Palestinians although its government has denied any role in his death.

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Gov. Chime reacts to allegations...Admits detaining his wife in her own interest

Enugu – Gov. Sullivan Chime of Enugu State has promised to continue to protect the integrity of his wife, Clara, in spite of campaigns against him.

Speaking with newsmen in Enugu on Wednesday, Chime said it had become imperative for him to clarify issues about his wife’s health challenges going by the campaign of calumny against his person.“Well, my wife has some medical challenges and it would be very unkind for me to talk about her condition on the pages of newspapers,” the governor said.
“I have done everything to protect her integrity and I am not now going to expose her to ridicule because some people want to exploit her situation to drag me into a needless war of words.“We’ve been battling this prior to my inauguration in 2011. It was so bad at a time that she had to be taken out of here (Governor’s Lodge) for treatment.



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“When she stabilised, I pleaded with her doctors if she could be brought back here to be receiving her treatment at home and they graciously accepted.

“There was a time she was confined indoors and that was strictly on her doctors’ advice. She’s here and she can confirm or deny it. Also, the doctors then advised against allowing her access to telephones and her laptop.”

The governor said his wife was safe in the Government House, adding that her confinement within the premises was at the instance of her doctor who was present at the briefing.
“Why would I want my wife locked up? If it had been that I had issues with her, there are many ways to resolve them. But that’s not the case. She is not well and I’m willing to do anything to support and protect her.“It was always more convenient for me to have taken the easier route but that would have been very callous and ungodly.
“When I had my own health challenge, I was receiving treatment in London and thinking about her, making sure she received the right treatment. I’m forever grateful to her doctors who have done a great job.“Both families are billed to meet very soon and after that, I’ll take a decision which will be in the interest of both parties,” the governor said.

On his reaction to a purported petition to the inspector-general of police by renowned lawyer, Chief Femi Falana, the governor said: “He’s my professional colleague but sometimes you leave people to their conscience.“I won’t join words with him. Has he met this client of his as he claimed to assess her state of mind and determine if she can give him the right brief to guide his case? Did he ask for access to her or to me and was denied? I leave it at that.“That’s the penalty you face as a public officer. When I was receiving treatment in London, some of the newspapers reported that I had died in India.“I’ve never been to India and had never applied for an Indian visa. Today, the story is that I’ve imprisoned my own wife in my residence. I know their motives but I wish those behind such wicked tales well.”

Clara, who was present during the briefing, denied sending any petition to the National Human Rights Commission alleging unlawful detention by her husband.
She also denied contacting or engaging the services of Falana or any other lawyer to seek her freedom from an alleged incarceration at Government House, Enugu.
Then for quite a long time, Clara could not speak, prompting her husband and brother, Mr Tony Igwe, to persuade her to speak.
At a point, her brother took her to an adjacent room where they spent some minutes after which Igwe assured the people that she was willing to talk.
After some long silence, Clara said: “You (the governor) and my doctor can speak on my behalf.”
The governor replied: “Yes, I’m your husband and should ordinarily do so but you know I’m the one being accused of detaining you. This way, I’ve lost that privilege to speak for you, at least on this case.“The story out there also is that your doctor is probably scared of me and gives you all kinds of drugs, sometimes against your wish.”
The governor’s wife then said: “My doctor and I don’t have any problem.”
She also corroborated an earlier message she sent to her husband’s telephone that she had not met Falana or engaged him to seek her release from a purported unlawful custody.
She rather admitted that she wrote a letter to her doctor, (Dr Agumuo)and another doctor overseas whom she was introduced to and wondered how the letter leaked to the public.
She also admitted that she was once confined to a room without access to her telephone and laptop, saying: “that was when I had a serious crisis.”

On the current situation, Clara said she had the key to her room and controlled her entry and exit.She said, however, that her grouse was that she had not been allowed to leave the premises except on Sundays to attend mass.



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10-year-old boy kidnapped in Abuja church

A 10-year-old boy, Chibuike Ogbusu, has been abducted by unknown persons at St. Bartholomew Cathedral Church (Anglican Communion) Kubwa, Abuja.

The young boy had attended the boys brigade rehearsal at the church last Saturday and was about going home when he was abducted and taken to an unknown destination.

Chibuike’s father, Dr. Peter Ogbusu, told Punch Metro on Wednesday that the family had yet to hear from the kidnappers, adding that different people had however been calling to make funny demands and suggestions.
According to him, the boy had gone to the church for rehearsals with three friends and were about coming home, when he was snatched by his abductors.
“After their boys brigade practice, Chibuike’s friends told him they wanted to drink water at a borehole in front of the church, but he told them he was not thirsty. So, the others went to drink while he waited for them, but when the three boys got to where they left Chibuike, they did not see him and they left for their homes, thinking he had gone home. They did not know he had been abducted,” Peter explained.
The optometrist said when the family did not see Chibuike at 7.30pm, they called on his friends on the telephone, who expressed surprise that he had not reached home since he left the church around 6.30pm.
“We then went to the church and searched for him everywhere, but saw no sign of him. The next day being Sunday, it was announced in church that our son was missing and we also went to hospitals, but we didn’t see him. The police are currently investigating his disappearance,” Peter added.

He also said the family had been receiving strange calls from unknown persons with one asking him to deposit N10m and another telling him to come and see a prophet, who would assist him to locate his missing son.

Praying for his safe return.


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