The groutfit is seemingly becoming a major street style trend — again. First, Jennifer Lopez, and, now, Priyanka Chopra have stepped out in cozy all-gray outfits within hours of each other, transporting us all the way back to 2015. But Chopra gets bonus points for an added nostalgic twist.  On Thursday, the actress was spotted leaving her hotel dressed in a head-to-toe gray look that consisted of a knit midi skirt with a flattering A-line silhouette and a matching slouchy crewneck sweater with bedazzled cuffs.

Sheila Y. Oliver Children- Sheila Y. Oliver was an American Politician. She served as the 2nd-ever Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey from 2018 until she died in 2023. Oliver served as a member of the New Jersye General Assembly from the 34th district then she became the 169th speaker of the New Jersye General Assembly. Oliver served as the commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs from 16 January 2018 to 1 August 2023.

Nothing is off-limits in your best friends’ group chat. Hinge screenshots, outfit advice, astrology memes — you cover it all, including taboo Qs like: what does anal feel like? But even if your friends are sex-positive and supportive, it can be difficult to bring up some of the topics you’re most curious about, like anal sex. You might be dying to know the answer to inquiries like what anal sex feels like and do girls like anal?

Afenifere has praised President Bola Tinubu for naming the Arterial Road N20 in the FCT after Prof. Wole SoyinkaAfenifere also commended FCT Minister Nyesom Wike for recommending the naming of the roadAjayi noted that national honours for Soyinka, who received the Nobel Prize in 1986, were long overdue FCT, Abuja-Afenifere, the pan-Yoruba socio-cultural and socio-political organization, has expressed admiration for President Bola Tinubu's decision to name the Arterial Road N20 in the Federal Capital Territory after Prof.

Caster Semenya | Early Life, Family, And Education Caster Semenya, the Olympic gold medalist, was born in Pietersburg, South Africa. Her parents are Dorcus Semenya and Jacob Semenya. She grew up in a vast, loving family with five siblings. Her parents were very supportive of her career choice since the start. They encouraged her to participate and be involved in sports. The athlete was very active and energetic as a kid.