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AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Tate McRae and NHL star Jack Hughes split after months of dating

Singer Tate McRae and New Jersey Devils center Jack Hughes have broken up after a brief, high-profile romance, with both sides now offering conflicting accounts of who ended it. The 23-year-old pop artist behind "Exes" and the 25-year-old NHL center quietly called it quits, Page Six confirmed. Sources close to McRae told the outlet she […] The post Tate McRae and NHL star Jack Hughes split after months of dating appeared first on American Almanac .

Singer Tate McRae and New Jersey Devils center Jack Hughes have broken up after a brief, high-profile romance, with both sides now offering conflicting accounts of who ended it. The 23-year-old pop artist behind "Exes" and the 25-year-old NHL center quietly called it quits, Page Six confirmed . Sources close to McRae told the outlet she ended the relationship. But Hughes has reportedly told friends a different story, that he broke things off after spotting "red flags." Neither side's representatives commented on the split. Hughes, according to Page Six, has already moved on and started dating other people. From DMs to Devils games, and then done Hughes reportedly pursued McRae by sliding into her direct messages. By late last year, the…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Prince William rejected King Charles and Camilla's request for Kate to change her name, new biography claims

A new royal biography alleges that King Charles III and Queen Camilla asked Catherine, Princess of Wales, to change the spelling of her first name to avoid a clash of royal monograms, and that Prince William refused on her behalf, calling the request "insulting." The claim comes from author Christopher Andersen's biography "Kate! The Courage, […] The post Prince William rejected King Charles and Camilla's request for Kate to change her name, new biography claims appeared first on American Almanac .

A new royal biography alleges that King Charles III and Queen Camilla asked Catherine, Princess of Wales, to change the spelling of her first name to avoid a clash of royal monograms, and that Prince William refused on her behalf, calling the request "insulting." The claim comes from author Christopher Andersen's biography "Kate! The Courage, Grace, and Power of the Woman Who Will Be Queen," published by Gallery Books and now available. Andersen writes that Charles and Camilla each had a royal monogram consisting of interlocking C's beneath a crown, and they told Kate that a third royal cypher starting with "C" amounted to "overkill." Their suggestion: would she mind spelling her formal name "Katherine" instead of "Catherine"? She would…Open