Kim Kardashian has revealed that she walked Madonna‘s dog in exchange for the singer’s iconic jewellery when she was a kid.

While most kids wash their parent’s car or babysit for some pocket money, the SKIMS founder, 42, had a much more high profile way of spending her time when she was a child.

In a scene in new Disney+ documentary In Vogue: The 90s, Kim recalled being neighbours with the music icon, 66, in the 90s when she was around eight years-old, with herself and older sister Kourtney, 45, often tasked with walking Madonna’s dog.

However, instead of bagging themselves a few dollars for their piggy banks, the girls were rewarded with something much more glamorous – Madonna’s iconic neon bracelets.

Reflecting on being gifted the jewellery by the Queen of Pop, who was transitioning out of the 80s neon phase, Kim said: ‘One day I went down to walk Madonna’s dog and she brought down a shoebox and gave it to me and Kourtney.

Kim Kardashian has revealed that she walked Madonna ‘s dog in exchange for the singer’s iconic jewellery when she was a kid

 

In a scene in new Disney+ documentary In Vogue: The 90s, Kim recalled being neighbours with the music icon [pictured in 1984], 66, in the 90s when she was around eight years-old, with herself and older sister Kourtney, 45, often tasked with walking Madonna’s do

‘We opened the box and it was all neon rubbery bracelets, and she said – “here girls I am so over this phase”, and we went to school and we were wearing all this like neon stuff and everyone was like “oh my God, where did you get that?”

‘And we were like “Madonna gave it to me” and they were like “yeah right”, and I am like “no seriously, Madonna gave it to me!”‘

The documentary In Vogue: The 90s, which will start streaming on Friday, is a star-studded look at the fashion industry during the decade.

It speaks to former Vogue editors including Edward Enninful and Anna Wintour and celebrities such as supermodel Naomi Campbell, actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Sex And The City star Sarah Jessica Parker.

It also features designer Stella McCartney who revealed the advantage she had being the daughter of The Beatles star Paul.

Kim’s words came after Anna Wintour said that when she became Vogue editor, she decided to take it in new direction in 1989, looking at who young people were looking up to as style icons.

The scene then it cut to Kim on the couch talking about her Madonna anecdote.

Kim has previously revealed this story before, as she opened up to Jimmy Kimmell in April about her interactions with neighbour Madonna.

Reflecting on being gifted the jewellery by the Queen of Pop, who was transitioning out of the 80s neon phase, Kim said: ‘One day I went down to walk Madonna’s dog and she brought down a shoebox and gave it to me and Kourtney’

‘We opened the box and it was all neon rubbery bracelets, and she said – “here girls I am so over this phase”, and we went to school and we were wearing all this like neon stuff and everyone was like “oh my God, where did you get that?” [Kim and Kourtney pictured as kids]

We were like “Madonna gave it to me” and they were like “yeah right”, and I am like “no seriously, Madonna gave it to me!”‘ [Kim and Madonna pictured in 2018]

After detailing her experience as a dog walker, Kim was asked if she ever tick or treated at the Material Girl hitmaker’s hoe.

While she didn’t, the reality star did say she bumped into Madonna while trick or treating,  remarking: ‘We ran into each other actually trick-or-treating. We both had like masks on and we were going to the same house and then we looked at each other and I was like, “M? Kim?”‘

Meanwhile in the Vogue documentary, Kate Moss revealed the ‘awful abuse’ she received from anorexic girls’ parents over her infamous ‘heroin chic’ look in the nineties.

The 50-year-old, who became the poster girl for the trend in the Nineties, said that people would approach her in the street and accuse her of promoting ­eating disorders.

Meanwhile in the Vogue documentary, Kate Moss revealed the ‘awful abuse’ she received from anorexic girls’ parents over her infamous ‘heroin chic’ look in the nineties

She told a new Disney+ documentary: ‘Parents would come up to me and say, “My daughter’s anorexic”. It was awful.

‘I think because I was just skinny, and people weren’t used to seeing skinny. But if I’d been more buxom, it wouldn’t have been such a big deal. It’s just that my body shape was different from the models before me.’

The look became popular after the then 19-year-old posed in lingerie for the June 1993 issue of Vogue.

Detectives are investigating if three very young children critically injured in a Melbourne house fire had been left home alone when the blaze erupted.

A five-year-old girl, a three-year-old boy and a one-year-old girl remain in the Royal Children’s Hospital in a critical condition after being pulled from the rear of the burning property by firefighters.

It is understood neighbours alerted firefighters to the blaze just before 9.30pm on Sunday, with emergency crews arriving at the Fergus Court home, in the north-western suburb of Sydenham, just six minutes later.

They raised the alarm after reportedly hearing a loud bang before the flames engulfed the home, followed by a series of further explosions, sparking concerns fireworks may have played a role in triggering the blaze.

But on Monday, Victoria Police Arson and Explosives Squad Detective Acting Inspector Adam Henry said they had so far found no evidence of that.

All three of the children were found unconscious from smoke inhalation in an area towards the front of the home, he said.

The fire is believed to have started at the rear of the home, which was gutted by the fire.

‘At the time (fire crews) were unaware that anyone was inside the property and it is our understanding that the family had only moved in a week earlier,’ Inspector Henry said.

Three kids are fighting for their lives after an inferno engulfed their Melbourne home, as police bring in arson and explosives experts

An investigation has now been launched into the circumstances of the blaze at the home in Fergus Court in the northwestern suburb of Sydenham about 9.30pm on Sunday

 

Forensic police were seen combing through debris outside the home after they joined fire investigators and Victoria Police’s Arson Squad at the scene

Harrowing update on children fighting for life after horror fire

‘Firefighters entered and subsequently located three children … all three were conveyed to hospital with life threatening injuries and all remain in a critical condition.’

Inspector Henry said it remained unknown how the fire was started.

‘We believe the fire started inside the property, not from anything outside or exterior,’ he said.

‘I understand that neighbours have heard loud bangs, but there is nothing at this time to indicate that the fire was started by fireworks either being used by the children or by anyone else in the area.’

Police believe the fire may have been building for up to 30 minutes before authorities were alerted.

The detective said there was nothing to indicate anyone from outside had set fire to the home.

‘We are still working to determine who else may have been in the property with the children at the time of the fire or if they were alone,’ he said.

The mother of the children is yet to be formally interviewed by detectives.

‘Police have already spoken briefly to the mother of the three children,,’ Inspector Henry said.

‘However she is understandably quite distressed by the incident and remains at the hospital with her children.’

A dog was carried out of the backyard by a firefighter about 9.30am on Monday. It appeared uninjured and is believed to have fled the fire and returned home later

Among those already spoken to by police include one of the children’s biological fathers.

‘At this stage it is too early to say whether the fire is suspicious or not and it’s important we don’t pre-empt any possible outcomes or make any assumptions,’ he said.

Detectives were seen canvassing the neighbourhood for CCTV on Monday in the hope of getting a better idea of what happened and who was home at the time of the blaze.

‘We’ll speak to the mother in due course. At this time she’s with her children and that’s where she needs to be,’ Inspector Henry said.

Police told reporters during a press conference on Monday afternoon that detectives were not looking for anyone else in relation to the fire.

‘We’ll work tirelessly through the next couple of days to determine the cause of the fire,’ Inspector Henry said.

Detectives are also canvassing the area in search of CCTV they believe might help determine where the children’s guardians were at the time of the blaze

Forensic police were seen combing through debris outside the home after they joined fire investigators and Victoria Police’s Arson Squad at the scene.

Neighbours have claimed a car had been parked under the home’s carport before the fire, but was not there when the inferno took grip of the building.

It is understood police are working to establish if anyone in the home had left around the time the blaze erupted.

The crime scene remains taped off as police continue to probe inside the house for clues.

A dog was carried out of the backyard by a firefighter about 9.30am on Monday.

It appeared uninjured and is believed to have fled the fire and returned home later.

The dog was kept in a fire duty pod, along with a child’s couch, outside the property until council workers took it away.

Police have urged anyone with information to come forward.

Houston rap legend Robert Guillerman has died age 73.

The founder of Southwest Wholesale is widely considered the man who put Houston on the music map.

Guillerman’s daughter Rachel revealed he died at Houston Methodist on Thursday amid ongoing heart problems.

‘He was the music industry in Texas for many, many years,’ one mourner said in a tribute.

‘An invaluable resource to so many of us, and a great human being who always stood on the side of right.

‘You will be missed, but you can rest now.’

Guillerman’s daughter Rachel revealed he died at Houston Methodist on Thursday amid ongoing heart problems

The founder of Southwest Wholesale is widely considered the man who put Houston on the music map

Rachel said her father’s death left her ‘heartbroken and speechless.’

‘He was a remarkable person who made a significant difference in the lives of everyone he touched and the music industry in the entire southwest at large.

‘We greatly appreciate the numerous tributes, condolences and kind words from everyone. Thank you, Dad, for everything.’

Guillerman’s Southwest Wholesale distributed music from Houston around the US, and was the number one independent music distribution country in the nation in 2000.

He had a profound love for rap music, coming into contact with everyone from Dr. Dre to Selena in the span of his career.

He had a profound love for rap music, coming into contact with everyone from Dr. Dre to Selena in the span of his career

Guillerman’s Southwest Wholesale distributed music from Houston around the US, and was the number one independent music distribution country in the nation in 2000

Southwest Wholesale also helped propel Cash Money Records – the label which signed Lil Wayne – to new levels of success.

His company worked as the middle man between record labels and retail stores, working to get relatively unknown, talented musicians into record stores around the country.

His wife, Shelly, said: ‘He was such a good and kind man. An amazing friend who loved me although I had many faults.

‘I will miss my sweet amazing wonderful kind husband and life partner.’

His funeral is scheduled for Saturday, September 14.

Tyrese Gibson has been taken into custody after he failed to pay the monthly $10,000 child support payments a judge ordered him to make to his ex Samantha Lee.

TMZ reports Gibson – who shares five-year-old daughter Soraya with Lee – was held in contempt of court Monday morning during a hearing over the matter.

The outlet reports Judge Kevin Farmer was upset over Gibson’s refusal to make the monthly $10,000 child support payments the actor was ordered to begin paying in April 2023.

Farmer held Gibson in contempt of court Monday, and the Fast & Furious actor was placed in handcuffs by the bailiff and taken out of the courtroom, TMZ reports.

The judge offered Gibson the chance to resolve the issue and avoid jail time if he pays $73,000. That figure includes Samantha’s attorney fees, which total $7,500.

Tyrese Gibson has been taken into custody after he failed to make child support payments as part of his ongoing legal battle with ex-wife Samantha Lee; pictured April 2023

The outlet reports Gibson has been paying his ex around $2200 every month as of 2023. 

Insiders told TMZ Gibson is currently in the process of sorting out the $73K payment. 

Tyreek Hill begged ‘don’t leave me’ to his Dolphins teammates as he was being handcuffed by Miami-Dade police prior to Sunday’s Week 1 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in South Florida.

As Dolphins defensive lineman Calais Campbell told ESPN’s First Take, Hill’s detainment in Miami Gardens was ‘a crazy situation’ and ‘definitely unnecessary’ due to the physical force police were using on Hill.

Campbell was driving to the game when he noticed one lane of traffic was blocked. When he got out of his vehicle to see the situation, he saw his teammate being taken down by a Miami-Dade officer.

‘Then I see Tyreek in handcuffs, and I’m whoa, that’s a big deal,’ Campbell told Stephen A. Smith & Co. ‘They were being real physical with him, so I got out the car,’ he continued. ‘I don’t know if I have the ability to deescalate this, but I’m gonna try because this is someone I care about, it’s a friend of mine.’

Smith, who would go on to criticize Miami-Dade police for their handling of the situation, asked Campbell to go through the story carefully, detailing the allegations of unnecessary force.

Tyreek Hill begged ‘don’t leave me’ to his Dolphins teammates as he was being handcuffed

As Calais Campbell told ESPN’s First Take, Hill’s detainment was ‘definitely unnecessary

‘They were trying to yank him down to the ground. I saw them kick him, pull him down, put on the cuffs… one officer was pushing on his head. Completely unnecessary.’

Officers ultimately cited for careless driving and a seatbelt violation. Campbell, who was briefly handcuffed for ‘disobeying a direct order’ from an officer, did not receive a citation.

One unnamed officer has been placed on leave as a result of the incident.

‘Of all the officers there, it was really just one guy that was extreme,’ Campbell said. ‘Everybody else seemed there like they were doing what they were supposed to do.

‘One officer was a little bit elevated. He told me I wasn’t listening to him, so he detained me as well. Put me in handcuffs.’

Although he didn’t get in any legal trouble, Campbell disputes the accusation that he disobeyed the officer in question.

‘I’m complying, doing whatever it is he’s telling me to do,’ Campbell said. ‘I just wanted to make sure I was there supporting my teammate, especially as a black man in America, just all the different things that happen with police officers in certain situations.’

Tyreek Hill mimicked him being detained as a celebration after scoring a long touchdown

To calm the officer, Campbell said, he approached him with his hands raised.

‘So I got out, had my hands up like this, approaching, just telling him, ‘hey, I’m a friend of his, I don’t know what’s going on here but I think the situation is definitely unnecessary.’

‘He told me to: ‘Back up! Back up!’

The same officer who Campbell thought was overly aggressive with Hill instructed the veteran defensive lineman to leave the scene because his car was blocking traffic.

Even when the office threatened to tow Campbell’s car, Hill’s teammate refused to leave the scene.

‘This is my friend here,’ Campbell told ESPN. ‘I’m here to support him, I’m not leaving.’

Eventually the officer became frustrated and put Campbell in cuffs before taking down his license information and allowing the 38-year-old to leave.

But Campbell and another teammate, Jonnu Smith, weren’t leaving Hill so quickly.

‘He was telling Jonnu saying: ‘don’t leave me, don’t leave me,’ Campbell said.

In response, both Smith and Campbell told Hill they were there for him and had his back.

In response to Campbell’s on-air testimony, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith blasted the Miami-Dade department’s handling of the situation.

‘I didn’t see what they all did when he was laying face-down on the ground,’ Smith said. ‘You just saw officers surrounding him and putting him in cuffs; but when he was stood up thereafter — with his hands cuffed behind his back — and a second officer came and forcibly sat him down, this is what we’re talking about when we talk about the ease with which dehumanization kicks in when it comes to black men.’

Similarly, Hill’s agent Drew Rosenhaus said his client didn’t deserve to be handcuffed prior to Miami’s home opener on Sunday and predicts the All-Pro receiver will be taking legal action against South Florida police over the incident.

‘What happened today to Tyreek at the stadium is completely unacceptable,’ Drew Rosenhaus told DailyMail.com by email after seeing his client cited for speeding and reckless driving in Miami Gardens on Sunday. ‘Tyreek did not deserve to be treated that way by the police involved. Tyreek’s legal team will be pursuing this matter on Tyreek’s behalf and I’m sure they will consider taking legal action.’

Rosenhaus, who lives in South Florida and got his undergrad degree from the University of Miami, was riding with Hill on Sunday when the Dolphins receiver was flagged by police as he approached the stadium.

Campbell told ESPN that he approached the officer with his hands raised to calm things down

The exact details of the incident are still emerging, but onlookers recorded Hill being handcuffed and placed face down on the street by Miami-Dade Police, one of whom has since been placed on leave over the incident.

The South Florida Police Benevolent Association has since issued a statement in defense of the Miami-Dade department’s handling of the situation.

‘Before the Dolphins game yesterday, an incident occurred where Tyreek Hill was placed in handcuffs before being released,’ Steadman Stahl, the president of the South Florida Police Benevolent Association said in a statement. ‘First, to be clear, at no time was he ever under arrest. He was briefly detained for officer safety, after driving in a manner in which he was putting himself and others in great danger.

‘Upon being stopped, Mr. Hill was not immediately cooperative with the officers on scene who, pursuant to policy and for their immediate safety, placed Mr. Hill in handcuffs. Mr. Hill, still uncooperative, refused to sit on the ground and was therefore redirected to the ground,’ Stahl added.

‘Once the situation was sorted out within a few minutes, Mr. Hill was issued two traffic citations and was free to leave.’

A severe salmonella outbreak in nine states has triggered a widespread recall of certain brands of eggs.

On Friday, health officials made the decision to remove potentially hazardous products from shelves after they identified a farm in Wisconsin as the source of the infections.

All eggs sold at ‘Milo’s Poultry Farms’ or ‘Tony’s Fresh Market’ have been recalled.

A severe salmonella outbreak in nine states has triggered a widespread recall of certain brands of eggs

State officials revealed that 42 of the infections occurred in Wisconsin, where a large number of people said they got sick after eating eggs at restaurants

There were no reported deaths, but 24 consumers had to be hospitalized.

State officials revealed that 42 of the infections occurred in Wisconsin, where a large number of people said they got sick after eating eggs at restaurants.

According to the CDC, the outbreak originated at Milo’s Poultry Farms in Bonduel, where they discovered the responsible strain in a hen egg-laying house and a packing facility.

Afterwards, every egg type and carton size produced at the farm was quickly recalled.

According to the CDC , the outbreak originated at Milo’s Poultry Farms in Bonduel, where they discovered the responsible strain in a hen egg-laying house and a packing facility

 

Afterwards, every egg type and carton size produced at the farm was quickly recalled

The recall covered products with ‘all expiration dates,’ but at this time, it is unclear how many were ultimately recovered.

From Milo’s Poultry Farms, the eggs were originally shipped to grocery stores and food suppliers in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illinois, according to the FDA.

In addition to Wisconsin, cases of salmonella were reported in California, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Utah, Virginia, and Illinois, where there were 11 documented infections, the second largest amount.

With three confirmed illnesses, Minnesota had the third most Salmonella cases.

Eggs with the label Tony’s Fresh Market were recalled

The recall covered products with ‘all expiration dates,’ but at this time, it is unclear how many were ultimately recovered

The first infection was reported as early as May, but a majority of them were documented between July and August, according to the CDC.

The FDA said symptoms of Salmonella range from abdominal pain, fever, and diarrhea.

They noted that signs of the infection are generally apparent within three days of consuming the compromised food.

After about a week, symptoms tend to vanish. However, those with weakened immune systems, such as children and old people, are vulnerable to graver and occasionally fatal infections.

Right now, the FDA is strongly urging consumers not to eat any ‘chicken eggs produced by Milo’s Poultry Farms’ that they might have purchased

From Milo’s Poultry Farms, the eggs were originally shipped to grocery stores and food suppliers in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illinois, according to the FDA

Right now, the FDA is strongly urging consumers not to eat any ‘chicken eggs produced by Milo’s Poultry Farms’ that they might have purchased.

Along with the CDC, the Food and Drug administration is still actively investigating the outbreak.

The salmonella infections come after a summer that featured a fatal spate of listeria cases, which resulted in the recall of seven million pounds of Boar’s Head deli meet products.

The outbreak culminated in nine deaths and a series of hospitalizations.

It led to the temporary shuttering of a Boar’s Head facility in Virginia, where officials discovered dead flies, black mold, and water dripping over meat.