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In Short: In fact, Josh said Fergie was thrilled for the couple after they announced in 2023 that they were expecting their first child together: Shepherd.
In fact, Josh said Fergie was thrilled for the couple after they announced in 2023 that they were expecting their first child together: Shepherd.
From Gaza ceasefire negotiations to U.S.-Israel relations and from Iran’s nuclear ambitions to the war on terror, Ruthie Blum and Mark Regev dissect the week’s headlines with authority, candor and a touch of humor.
Perry explained she got to meet him on tour, and things shifted.
Whether analyzing the latest Middle East peace proposals, exposing Western double standards or weighing the political fallout of Israel’s military actions, “Israel Undiplomatic” delivers smart, unscripted dialogue that cuts through spin and gets to the truth.
Hosted by JNS senior contributing editor Ruthie Blum and former ambassador Mark Regev, both former advisers to the Prime Minister’s Office, the show goes beyond talking points to tackle Israel’s toughest political, diplomatic and security dilemmas head-on.
Perry and Justin Trudeau, 54, were first linked romantically when they were spotted enjoying a dinner together in Montreal in Canada, shortly after her split from Bloom was confirmed.
The singer, who is a firm believer in manifestation, wrote down a list last August and revealed that she still keeps that list tucked inside the case of her phone.
Justin Trudeau’s support for her career has continued in recent months, with the former politician spotted in the crowd at 10 of her 20 recent shows across Europe.
What's confirmed
- "It was probably the hardest time," Perry told People in an interview published Sept. 3.
- "Because I'm a little bit like a rainbow kite," she explained at the NYC premiere of her concert film Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour in June.
- “It was probably the hardest time. My friends were all hanging out back home. I was crying and just feeling far away,” Perry said of her lowest point.
What's still developing
- “Israel Undiplomatic” brings sharp insight and spirited debate to the stories shaping Israel and the Middle East.
- What sets “Israel Undiplomatic” apart is the dynamic between its hosts: Two seasoned insiders often agree on the goals but clash on the details.
- Their conversations reveal how even shared worldviews can lead to different conclusions about policy, diplomacy and the future of Israel.
- Because in politics, as in life, the devil is always in the details.
- "I wouldn't have stayed in something for nine years if there wasn't really important things to learn. Each relationship is a teacher, right?" she explained.