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‘She’s beautiful’: Inside Elon Musk & married Italian PM Meloni’s VERY close ‘friendship’ as billionaire denies ‘affair’

ELON Musk has denied being romantically involved with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni – but social media users think images of the pair suggest otherwise.

The billionaire has said the PM is “even more beautiful inside than outside” while she’s affectionately referred to Musk as a “precious genius”.

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Elon Musk took to X to deny being romantically involved with the Italian PM[/caption]
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The images of the two at the awards in New York have since gone viral[/caption]
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Musk handed Giorgia Meloni the Global Citizen Award[/caption]

Images shared online show Musk, 53 and the Italian lawmaker, 47, gazing into each other’s eyes at the Global Citizen Awards in New York on Monday, as the Tesla founder handed her the award.

And if the photos captured weren’t enough to spark rumours, Meloni even requested Musk hand her the award himself months prior.

When handing over the achievement, Musk gushed that Meloni was “someone who is even more beautiful inside than outside” and joked “that can’t always be said about politicians”.

He then went on to refer to her affectionately as “authentic, honest and thoughtful”.

The Italian right-wing lawmaker responded by calling the billionaire a “precious genius”.

Users took to X, formerly Twitter, to express how the two could be more than friends after images from the awards night went viral.

One user said: “You can’t have mELONI without ELON.”

Another commented: “Find someone who looks at you the same way the Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni looks at Elon Musk.”

And: “They would make a cute couple!”

But Musk jumped to the pair’s defence on his social media platform and squashed the dating rumours.

He said: “I was there with my Mom. There is no romantic relationship whatsoever with PM Meloni.”

Meloni split from her longtime partner Andrea Giambruno in 2023 after his lewd and sexist off-air comments were leaked – including asking a female TV colleague for a foursome.

The pair have an eight-year-old daughter together.

Musk has a complicated marriage history after being wedded to author Justine Wilson, 52 and twice married to Brit actress Talulah Riley, 39.

He’s also dated actress Amber Heard, 38, and singer Grimes, 36 – with whom he shares three children.

Musk and Meloni have met several times previously and have been on friendly terms for a while as the Tesla exec continues to befriend right-wing leaders.

In June last year, Musk jetted to Rome to meet the Italian leader at her official residence.

They bonded over their shared interests in declining birth rates and the untapped potential of artificial intelligence.

Musk also went to a gathering in December that was organised by Meloni’s Brothers of Italy political party.

He replied “yes” on X to a post claiming he had “reportedly accepted” the invite.

The four-day political youth festival Atreju confirmed his attendance on their own account, saying he was the “mystery” guest.

But there have been accusations that their close friendship is connected to the PM wanting to renew her links with Trump allies after Musk endorsed the ex-president for the upcoming election.

But Meloni claimed that the decision of Musk to introduce and present the award to her was made months ago and had “nothing to do with the American election campaign”.

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Elon denied a romance with Meloni in a post on his X account
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Meloni meeting Musk in June 2023[/caption]
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Elon Musk attending the 2015 Vanity Fair Oscar Party[/caption]

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Heritage Bank: NDIC working to pay depositors fund exceeding N5m

The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), says plans are ongoing to pay depositors of the defunct Heritage Bank whose deposits exceed N5 million. The Managing Director of NDIC, Mr Bello Hassan said this at the 2024 workshop for Financial Correspondents Association of Nigeria (FICAN) in Lagos on Thursday. He said the Corporation was working to …

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“It is evil for you to record a phone call between you and your friend” – Actor Nosa Rex’s wife says as she reacts to Bobrisky’s leaked audio

Deborah Nosa Okunzuwa the wife of Nollywood actor, Nosa Rex has reacted to the ongoing phone saga with crossdresser, Bobrisky. Taking to her Instagram page, she questioned why a person would record a phone call between one and his friend. Calling such acts evil, she told Nigerians to stop if they were fond of it. …

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Kill zone of terror tunnels and ‘missile city’ awaiting Israeli troops preparing to storm into Hezbollah’s Lebanon lair

HIDDEN beneath the villages and rocky hills of southern Lebanon lies Hezbollah’s terror lair – ready to lure Israeli troops into a deadly killing zone.

Gearing up for a much-awaited showdown with its southern neighbour, the Shiite terrorists have been building their labyrinth of terror tunnels for miles on end, home to a deadly arsenal of missiles.

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Hezbollah’s terrifying underground bunker chillingly awaits Israeli troops[/caption]
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Israeli soldiers have been preparing to invade Lebanon[/caption]
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Smoke billows over southern Lebanon on Thursday following an Israeli strike in Tyre[/caption]
Hezbollah, Iran's biggest and best funded terror proxy group, based in Lebanon
Hezbollah is Iran’s biggest and best funded terror proxy group
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Israel on Thursday rejected Lebanon’s ceasefire plan after the United States and France called for a 21-day halt in the brutal fighting.

Amid fears an “all-out war” could turn southern Lebanon into a “death zone”, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to double-down on Hezbollah with “full force”.

But inside the terror tunnels, Hezbollah fighters can move unseen, store weapons, and launch ambushes, creating a dangerous cat-and-mouse game with the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).

The Iran-backed terrorists currently regarded as one of the world’s most highly armed non-state militia organisations.

Estimates place its army in the tens of thousands, and it is believed to possess about 150,000 rockets and missiles of all kinds, The Times reports.

But Hezbollah’s real objective is far more sinister.

The tunnels are designed to pull Israel’s military into a carefully constructed “fire trap,” a zone of devastation where every step forward risks disaster.

THE FIRE TRAP

At first glance, southern Lebanon appears as a patchwork of quiet villages and agricultural fields, but underneath the surface lies a chilling war zone.

Hezbollah’s tunnels are part of a larger network of bunkers, missile silos, and command centres, deeply embedded in civilian areas.

These tunnels, which can stretch for miles, link critical positions, allowing Hezbollah fighters to emerge, strike, and then vanish back underground before Israel can respond.

The strategy is simple but effective: use the tunnels to provoke and then lure Israel into the heavily fortified areas, where Hezbollah can wage guerrilla warfare on its own terms.

With thousands of fighters entrenched in these positions, Hezbollah aims to turn southern Lebanon into a battlefield where Israel’s technological and military dominance could be blunted by the challenges of underground and urban warfare.

This is what Hezbollah refers to as the “fire trap”.

As Israeli forces advance, they’re drawn deeper into unfamiliar and hostile territory.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah fighters are hidden underground, awaiting with advanced weaponry — from precision-guided missiles to lethal anti-tank rockets.

The terrorists are also quick to replace their leaders whenever they get wiped out.

On Friday, Israel killed the commander who founded and led the group’s elite Radwan force, Ibrahim Aqil.

The Israeli military chief of staff Herzi Halevi said on Sunday that Aqil’s death had shaken the organisation.

Israel says its strikes have also destroyed thousands of Hezbollah rockets and shells.

But two of the sources familiar with Hezbollah operations said the group swiftly appointed replacements for Aqil and other senior figures killed in Friday’s airstrike in Beirut’s southern suburbs.

Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said in an Aug. 1 speech that the group quickly fills gaps whenever a leader is killed.

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The endless maze has posters of terrorists adorning its stone walls[/caption]
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A Hezbollah terrorist unloading one of their many missile-packed trucks[/caption]
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Terrorists can launch their deadly missiles straight from the bunker from hell[/caption]
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Hezbollah’s soldiers patrolling their evil base with motorbikes[/caption]

A fourth source, a Hezbollah official, said the attack on communication devices put 1,500 fighters out of commission because of their injuries, with many having been blinded or had their hands blown off.

While that is a major blow, it represents a fraction of Hezbollah’s strength, which a report for the US Congress on Friday put at 40,000-50,000 fighters.

Nasrallah has said the group has 100,000 fighters.

Since October, when Hezbollah began firing at Israel in October in support of its ally Hamas in Gaza, it has redeployed fighters to frontline areas in the south, including some from Syria, the three sources said.

It has also been bringing rockets into Lebanon at a fast pace, anticipating a drawn-out conflict, the sources said, adding that the group sought to avoid all out war.

A DECADE OF PREPARATION

Hezbollah’s tunnel-building project is not a recent development.

Following the 2006 Lebanon War, in which Israel and Hezbollah fought to a bloody standstill, the group began preparing for the next conflict, constructing a vast underground network across southern Lebanon.

The lessons of that war, in which Hezbollah’s small, mobile units were able to surprise and sometimes overpower Israeli forces, have been embedded in its military doctrine ever since.

The tunnels are now a key part of this strategy, allowing Hezbollah to replicate the tactics of insurgencies around the world: strike fast, disappear, and use the enemy’s size and strength against them.

Some of these tunnels have been found stretching into Israeli territory, designed to facilitate surprise raids deep inside northern Israel.

In 2018, the IDF launched Operation Northern Shield, a months-long mission to detect and destroy Hezbollah’s cross-border tunnels.

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Israeli Army tanks are transported, amid cross-border hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel, in northern Israel, on Thursday[/caption]
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IDF troops conducting a military operation in Gaza Strip[/caption]
A picture taken on May 22, 2020 shows part of a 200-metre-long tunnel that Hezbollah fighters built over three years to combat Israeli forces, at the Hezbollah memorial landmark in the hilltop bastion of Mleeta, built in 2010 to commemorate Israel's withdrawal from the country, near the Lebanese southern village of Jarjouaa. - Twenty years after the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon, Hezbollah still enjoys wide support among youth regaled with tales of the Shiite group ending 22 years of Israeli occupation.
The group continues to leverage the memory of this "victory" to mould a new generation of loyalists gearing up to join its regional operations. (Photo by JOSEPH EID / AFP) (Photo by JOSEPH EID/AFP via Getty Images)
A picture taken in 2020 shows part of a 200-metre-long tunnel that Hezbollah fighters built over three years to combat Israeli forces
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The discovery of these tunnels — some reinforced with concrete and running dozens of meters underground — revealed just how advanced Hezbollah’s capabilities had become.

Last month, Hezbollah revealed its hidden terror tunnel network from which missiles can be launched in a chilling threat to Israel.

A blood-curdling video released by the Lebanese terrorists revealed a giant underground roads with enough room for lorries to transport their deadly weapons.

Posters of leaders and soldiers adorn the tall stone walls as heavily armed men speed through the “missile city” in motorbikes.

Trucks loaded with enormous missiles make their way through the dark roads in a frightening glimpse of the terrorists’ arsenal.

Drone footage then shows the seemingly endless terror maze, which also appears to be home to military tech and computers.

UNDERGROUND WARFARE

For Israel, Hezbollah’s tunnel network represents a dangerous challenge, forcing the IDF to rethink its military strategies.

While Israel’s air force and intelligence operations are among the most advanced in the world, tunnels represent a different kind of threat: one that is hard to detect and even harder to destroy.

In a ground war, Israel’s forces would likely be confronted by guerrilla fighters emerging from these tunnels, hitting targets with precision, then disappearing before an effective counterattack.

The tunnels allow Hezbollah to use the terrain to its advantage, turning the rocky, rugged landscape of southern Lebanon into a labyrinthine defence system.

Israeli soldiers, even with advanced technology, could find themselves navigating a battlefield designed to ensnare them at every turn.

The IDF has responded with new tunnel detection technology, specialised training for subterranean warfare, and preemptive strikes on Hezbollah’s infrastructure.

But even with these efforts, the sheer scale and sophistication of Hezbollah’s underground network could mean that any future conflict will involve fighting in some of the most difficult conditions imaginable — from narrow, booby-trapped tunnels to urban combat zones, where civilians often serve as human shields.

Israel's Iron Dome air defence system in action on Saturday night shooting down rockets fired from Hezbollah in Lebanon
Israel’s Iron Dome air defence system in action on August 3 shooting down rockets fired from Hezbollah in Lebanon

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Watch the horrifying moment MAFS’s Alex savagely insults bride Holly – leaving her in floods of tears

MARRIED At Fight Sight UK groom Alex savagely insults bride Holly in tonight’s episode – leaving her in floods of tears.

Alex and Holly have had a turbulent time since saying “I do” during the current series of MAFS UK.

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Alex savagely insults bride Holly in tonight’s show[/caption]
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She’s left in tears over his harsh comment[/caption]
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Alex and Holly have had a turbulent time since saying ‘I do’
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And in a first-look at tonight’s show, he makes his feelings towards her very clear.

They’re seen sitting down with experts Paul Brunson, Mel Schilling and Charlene Douglas.

Alex says to Holly: “If this was not this process, you would have been ghosted.”

The experts are left shocked by the comment, and Holly is seen breaking down in tears.

She says: “That’s why I hate the situation I’m in.”

In last night’s episode a bust-up with Alex saw Holly storm out of the dinner party.

Alex had previously expressed how his lack of “fatherly instincts” may prove a barrier in his marriage to Holly as a result of her being a mother-of-two.

These concerns spilled over into the dinner party when fellow bride Polly clashed with Alex as she urged him to be honest and open about what he can handle in the marriage.

It saw him shut Polly down, a conversation that was witnessed by his wife.

Immediately taking issue with what he said, Holly saw red and snapped at her husband: “Don’t be rude!

“I’m not coping with someone who’s so f***ing disrespectful.

“I don’t want someone like that around me because I’ve got two children at home and never would a man be around my kids who speaks like that, let me tell you, let me f***ing tell you!”

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British Open Snooker 2024 LIVE RESULTS: Action on NOW as Judd Trump, Mark Allen and Kyren Wilson all feature – updates

THE British Open continues with some of snooker’s biggest names in action!

World No1 Judd Trump returns to action today as he faces Mark Davis in the third round.

The likes of John Higgins, Mark Allen, Kyren Wilson and Luca Brecel will also be competing this afternoon on an action-packed day in Cheltenham.

  • Stream/TV: ITV4/ITVX
  • Dates: Sept 22-29

Follow all the action below with our live blog…

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