Everyday is Holliday

A newlywed City trader groped a sleeping student while flying from his honeymoon in Hawaii, a court heard.

Robert Van Den Bergh, 37, allegedly stroked the woman’s thigh as he sat next to her in economy class on the 10-hour United Airlines flight.

The economics student, sitting in the window seat, had taken two sleeping pills and Mr Van Den Bergh allegedly joked that the pills could make her unconscious.

She woke up to find Mr Van Den Bergh touching the middle of her thigh as the motion grew “stronger and more deliberate”, jurors heard.

Mr Van Den Bergh denies sexual assault between 31 December 2019 and 1 January 2020.

Richard Scott, prosecuting, said the woman “placed a pillow, a small cushion, between her and her fellow passenger”.

However, the touching continued with Mr Van Den Bergh apparently touching her upper left thigh and buttock.

“This went on in excess

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are back in Los Angeles. The couple, who’s enjoyed two weddings and two honeymoons in the span of two months, was photographed leaving their private jet and wearing matching outfits.

Lopez and Affleck were both wearing matching tan sweaters and sunglasses. Lopez wore matching sweatpants and wore her hair loose, showing off her highlights. Affleck wore gray sweatpants and carried his luggage.

The two spent their second honeymoon in Italy, where they were photographed near Lake Como relaxing and enjoying themselves. They were also seen shopping in Milan and grabbing lunch throughout town. They also briefly spent time with George and Amal Clooney, who own a home in the area.

The couple traveled to Europe following their second wedding in Affleck’s Georgia estate. The lavish event, valued at $400,000, was an

A newly married couple was shocked to discover their home had been invaded and trashed as a “prank” during their honeymoon, and TikTokers are outraged.

TikToker Annalize (@annalisejoelle) gained over 14.7 million views, 1.8 million likes and 18,000 comments when she uploaded their shocking findings to her account.

While some pranks are harmless — like this wife who bought her husband dissolvable swimming trunks, or this dad who used Alexa to prank his teen son after catching him sneaking out — Annalise’s video proves that some pranks go a little too far, especially when they put animals at risk.

The video, captioned “Came back from our honeymoon to quite the surprise,” took viewers on a tour of the newlyweds’ thoroughly trashed home.

Viewers were shocked to behold plastic-wrapped furniture, rooms filled to the brim with balloons, and staircases covered in cups of water.

But the most upsetting pranks

Real handsy housewife.

Following an unforgettable blowout wedding bash in their native New Jersey, newlyweds Teresa Giudice and Luis “Louie” Ruelas have taken to unabashed PDA while honeymooning in Greece.

The lovebirds could be seen sprawled out on a beach in Mykonos in broad daylight, though — if new photos are any indication — basking in the Mediterranean sunshine evidently took a backseat to basking in their own blissed-out post-nuptial glow.

Giudice and Ruelas were reportedly situated mere inches away from fellow beach-goers as their flirtatious canoodling escalated, with the duo contorting into a menagerie of sexually suggestive positions that no doubt garnered some side-eye from those in the vicinity.

At one point, the coral bikini-clad “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star, 50, hoisted herself on top of her

JAKARTA, Aug 25 (Reuters) – Indonesian police on Thursday denied accusations of violence from the family of a Harvard University transgender activist who died after being arrested on his honeymoon on the tourist island of Bali.

Rodrigo Ventosilla, 32, from Peru was detained by customs police when he arrived with his new husband, also Peruvian, his family said in a statement this week on Instagram, accusing Bali authorities of “police violence … racial discrimination and transphobia”.

A Bali police spokesman told Reuters that Ventosilla had been under investigation for drug offenses after suspected cannabis-derived products were found in his luggage.

Two days after he was arrested, Ventosilla was rushed to hospital and died on Aug. 11 because of “failure of bodily functions”, said police spokesman Stefanus Satake Bayu Setianto.

Bayu said that