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Meghan Markle posted a rare beach photo of Princess Lilibet for International Women’s Day, showing her cuddling with Mom and with her face partially obscured, while the post credits Prince Harry as “Papa Sussex,” revealing a touching nickname and a glimpse into the couple’s private moments.
Meghan Markle shared a new Instagram photo of her 4-year-old daughter Lilibet cuddling on a beach for International Women’s Day; the image was taken by her husband, Prince Harry (referred to as 'Papa Sussex'), who is credited as the photographer in the caption.
Meghan Markle commemorates International Women’s Day with a rare Instagram photo of her daughter Lilibet (face obscured, shot by Prince Harry). The post comes as Meghan’s As Ever brand announces an amicable split from Netflix to continue on its own, with Netflix praising the collaboration and anticipating the brand’s next chapter.
Meghan Markle posted a rare new Instagram image of her daughter Princess Lilibet cuddled on a seaside rock to celebrate International Women’s Day, captioning it “For the woman she will be one day…” and crediting the photo to “Papa Sussex.” The post continues Meghan’s pattern of sharing candid family snaps on Instagram, following a Valentine’s Day image that drew backlash.
People around the world marked International Women's Day with protests and events urging equal pay, reproductive rights, education and leadership, while highlighting gender-based violence; observances ranged from Berlin to Santiago and Peru, reflecting a global push for progress under the UN-recognized day, with the 2026 theme 'Give to Gain' emphasizing fundraising and peer-to-peer advocacy.
In celebration of International Women's Day, CARE has partnered with photographer Nigel Barker to capture portraits of seven remarkable women who have overcome obstacles to become leaders in their communities. These women, including Mabinty, Kadiatu, Isatu, Zainab, Adama, and Ya Yaebo, have shown resilience and leadership in various fields such as business, healthcare, and agriculture. The portraits will be exhibited in New York City, kicking off CARE's "She Leads the World" campaign, which aims to empower and celebrate women's achievements.
Lady Gaga defended influencer Dylan Mulvaney against backlash on International Women's Day, calling out the "appalling" vitriol and hatred directed at her. Gaga emphasized the need for society to accept and respect transgender individuals, expressing her support and allyship. Mulvaney, known for sharing her journey to becoming a woman on social media, has faced targeted attacks, including a hate campaign following a partnership with Bud Light. Despite this, she continues to advocate for transgender rights and visibility.
Lady Gaga speaks out against the "appalling" hatred directed at transgender actor and activist Dylan Mulvaney following their International Women’s Day post, emphasizing that such vitriol is not "backlash" but violence. Gaga expresses her protective stance towards Mulvaney and the transgender community, urging for equal celebration of all women and people. Mulvaney responds with gratitude, having previously shared her struggles with online bullying. This isn't the first time Mulvaney has faced hate, as she also received backlash for a sponsored post for Bud Light, which was boycotted by some, but the company remained committed to supporting the LGBTQ community.
Lady Gaga called out the negative responses to an International Women’s Day post featuring her and transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, expressing her dismay at the vitriol and misgendering. She emphasized the need for society to make room for transgender lives and urged all women to come together to honor everyone for International Women’s Day. Dylan Mulvaney, a trans advocate and social media star, has faced significant backlash and hate, particularly after a viral right-wing campaign.
Lady Gaga called out the negative responses to an International Women’s Day post featuring her and transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, expressing dismay at the vitriol and misgendering directed at Mulvaney. Gaga emphasized the need to cherish and uphold transgender lives, and called for unity in honoring all women. Mulvaney, a trans advocate and social media star, has faced significant backlash and hate, particularly after a partnership with Bud Light.
Lady Gaga responds to the transphobic backlash received after posting photos with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, emphasizing that it is not backlash but outright hatred. She expresses admiration for the trans community's resilience and calls for unity in celebrating all gender identities equally. Gaga urges for love and acceptance, rejecting the framing of hatred as "backlash" and advocating for better treatment of all people.
Lady Gaga defended her International Women's Day post with trans actor/influencer Dylan Mulvaney, condemning the transphobic comments it received as "hatred" and not "backlash." She expressed support for the trans community and called for unity in honoring all women. Mulvaney, who has faced similar vitriol before, emphasized the importance of focusing on those who celebrate her true self rather than those who criticize it.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that achieving legal equality for women could take 300 years due to a global backlash against women's rights, citing examples such as the Taliban's restrictions on Afghan women. He highlighted gender-based violence, a pay gap, and underrepresentation of women in politics, urging nations to prioritize equality and announcing a "Gender Equality Acceleration Plan." UN Women head Sima Bahous called for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza and emphasized the need to invest in women and girls for economic growth and peace.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that achieving legal equality for women could take 300 years due to a global backlash against women's rights, citing widespread discrimination and human rights abuses. He highlighted the Taliban's restrictions on women in Afghanistan and the underrepresentation of women in politics. The head of UN Women, Sima Bahous, emphasized the pushback against gender equality and called for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, urging funding for women and girls to promote economic growth and peace.
Meghan Markle revealed at the SXSW festival that she was cyberbullied on social media during her pregnancies with Archie and Lilibet, describing the abuse as "cruel" and urging people to consider the impact of online hate.