Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary with matching custom-made signet rings engraved with the words “Til Death Do Us Part.”The custom jewelry, designed by London-based Cece Jewellery, was revealed by Kourtney on her Instagram Stories on Monday, May 25.

Kardashian shared an image of the couple’s hand-painted gold rings, writing, “his and hers,” while tagging the jewelry house. The large 18-karat gold signet rings feature two skeleton lovers gazing at each other, framed by deep plum-colored flowers “symbolizing eternal love and devotion,” according to a press release from the jeweler. The artwork also includes a bright red heart with the initials “TB” and “KB,”etched with flames details, while star-set diamonds appear throughout the design.

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The phrase “Til Death Do Us Part” also references “Til Death Do Us Part: Kourtney & Travis” was also the title of their Hulu wedding special released in 2023. The jewelry commemorates the couple’s recent anniversary celebrations. Last week, Kourtney marked four years since their Portofino wedding ceremony by posting throwback wedding photos with the caption, “5.22.22 ❤ forever.”

The couple legally tied the knot in a courthouse ceremony in Santa Barbara on May 15, 2022, before holding a wedding celebration in Portofino, Italy, on May 22 in front of family and friends. Prior to both ceremonies, they held a late-night “practice wedding” at the One Love Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas in April 2022.

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“Rich in symbolism and storytelling, the designs feel reflective of both Cece’s signature aesthetic and Kourtney and Travis’ wider visual world,” the jewelry house shared. Barker previously described the number 13, featured beneath the hearts on the rings, as “just the greatest number of all time.”

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Bad Bunny and Zara have just released a 150-piece collection, a scale that, in itself, signals intent. Not because of the number alone, but because of what it represents for an artist who, until not long ago, was more often seen in oversized jerseys than leading a fashion lookbook.

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Released under the BENITO ANTONIO label, the collection draws from the visual language Bad Bunny has been refining for years, blending oversized outerwear, textured knitwear, relaxed tailoring, and statement accessories into a wardrobe that mirrors his evolving personal style. Nothing about the collection feels like a conventional streetwear collaboration. The approach is far more intentional, with structured silhouettes that avoid rigidity and relaxed styling that still feels carefully composed.

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Shot in Puerto Rico by STILLZ and shaped under the creative direction of Janthony Oliveras, the campaign’s foundation carries intent beyond aesthetics. Grounding a global fashion rollout on the island, alongside collaborators who understand its visual and cultural context, signals a deliberate departure from the industry norm of staging campaigns in interchangeable European backdrops.

Then the focus shifts to his adidas footwear collaborations, which continue to expand with new unreleased silhouettes appearing in the campaign imagery. Within the lookbook, two models stand out in particular, the Stone Slide and the Heritage High, neither formally introduced by adidas, yet both presented in a way that suggests deliberate placement as early previews of what may follow.

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The Heritage High, described as boxing-inspired, pushes that direction further, leaning into a more fashion-adjacent space rather than the performance-leisure category that defined his earlier adidas releases.

The BENITO ANTONIO project goes beyond standard celebrity merch, presenting itself as a tightly built visual world shaped through apparel, footwear cues, and campaign imagery.

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Kim Kardashian has passed on a request to provide legal support to Mackenzie Shirilla, who is serving a prison sentence for a 2022 car crash that killed her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, and their friend, Davion Flanagan.

During a recorded call from the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center in Ohio, Shirilla said she hoped Kardashian would take on her case, even suggesting she could act as her attorney. The comment surfaced through media coverage of the ongoing story, with TMZ reporting that Kim Kardashian is not expected to get involved in the case.

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The outlet claimed her criminal justice reform work is centered on alleged wrongful conviction cases and appeals based on rehabilitation, and that this situation falls outside that scope.

Public interest in the case has resurfaced following Netflix’s release of “The Crash,” a documentary revisiting the fatal incident. The film digs into the story with interviews from folks close to the victims and people from Shirilla’s family, stirring up new talks about her legal situation. She is currently serving two concurrent 15-to-life prison sentences.

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Back in 2023, Shirilla got convicted for murder and aggravated vehicular homicide. Prosecutors alleged she deliberately slammed her car into a brick wall during a strained period in her relationship with with her boyfriend, Dominic Russo. When the court handed down her sentence, they didn’t hold back describing how serious her actions were.

The defense claimed she suffered a medical episode related to postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome during the crash.

Since then, the case has remained polarizing, with differing accounts emerging across media reports, family statements, and the documentary’s framing Kim Kardashian has previously used her platform to advocate for individuals she believes were wrongfully convicted or deserving of sentence reconsideration, but has not extended that advocacy to this case. Shirilla remains incarcerated in Ohio and will become eligible for parole in 2037.

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