Ash London

In a new Esquire UK interview, Tom was asked about the AI-generated fake wedding photos that reportedly fooled his own grandmother into thinking she hadn't been invited.

When asked if any family or friends had actually been confused, he paused and replied, no, because they were all there.

When pressed for more, he simply said, that's all you'll get on that.

The most Tom Holland confirmation imaginable.

Four words and a full stop.

He also spoke beautifully about his wife.

He said, I found my person.

She's my best friend and I'm the happiest I've ever been when I'm with her.

I've also never felt so supported and safe ever.

Period.

Oh man.

I love, love.

I love these guys.

Happy wedding guys.

Enormous Australian media news.

Carl Sanderlands and ARN have reached a settlement, ending one of the most expensive and dramatic talent disputes in Australian radio history.

Kyle will receive approximately $15 million in total, around $5 million per year over three years, well below the $80 million remaining on his contract, but enough for both sides to avoid a damaging public trial.

The settlement removes non-compete restrictions, allowing Kyle to pursue new ventures.

Sources told Radio Info he's a broadcaster and he just wants to get on with it.

A subscription-based streaming project called Kyle Sanderland's Live is reportedly already in development.