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(PHOTO) Natalie Portman Shows Off Baby Bump in New Photo, Expecting Third Child With Partner Tanguy Destable

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Natalie Portman shared a new photo showing off her growing baby bump on Instagram, offering fans a glowing glimpse of her pregnancy as the Oscar-winning actress prepares to welcome her third child.

The photo, posted to Portman’s Instagram account, shows the actress standing in front of a sunlit window with her baby bump visible beneath her shirt. She captioned the post, “Counting the days until we meet you,” accompanied by a pink heart emoji, along with a credit to the photographer. Comments on the post were restricted to select accounts, though those who were able to respond flooded the section with supportive messages, including one from former child star Macaulay Culkin, who simply wrote, “Gee whiz.”

Portman first announced her pregnancy publicly in July, describing the experience as “such a privilege and a miracle.” The baby will be her first child with her partner, French musician Tanguy Destable. Portman previously shared two children, son Aleph, now 15, and daughter Amalia, now 9, with her ex-husband, choreographer and director Benjamin Millepied.

Despite the demands of raising two children while now expecting a third, Portman has continued to maintain an active and varied acting career in recent years. Her most recent major role came this year in the film “The Gallerist,” in which she played a character named Polina Polinski alongside a cast that included Sterling K. Brown, Jenna Ortega and Catherine Zeta-Jones.

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Portman first rose to international prominence through her roles in two of the biggest franchises in modern film history. She played Padmé Amidala across the “Star Wars” prequel trilogy, and later joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as astrophysicist Jane Foster, who also becomes the superhero Mighty Thor, appearing in multiple films within that franchise. Both of her characters in those franchises have since died within their respective storylines, making a return to either role unlikely for the actress going forward.

Beyond her tentpole franchise work, Portman has built a career defined by a wide range of roles across film and television. In recent years, she has starred in projects including the limited series “Lady in the Lake” and the film “May December,” both of which drew significant critical attention. She has also taken on more unexpected projects, including a one-episode voice cameo as the “Whale Doco Narrator” in the popular children’s animated series “Bluey.”

Looking ahead, Portman has several projects already lined up, including the films “Pumping Black,” “Good Sex” and “Photograph 51,” suggesting her upcoming pregnancy and the arrival of her third child are unlikely to significantly slow her ongoing acting career, consistent with the balance she has maintained between her professional work and family life throughout her two prior pregnancies.

Portman won the Academy Award for best actress for her role in the 2010 psychological thriller “Black Swan,” a performance that remains one of the defining achievements of her career and helped establish her as one of Hollywood’s most respected dramatic actresses. She began acting professionally as a child, making her film debut in 1994’s “Léon: The Professional,” and has continued working steadily across film, television and voice acting in the decades since.

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Portman’s relationship with Destable became public in recent months following her earlier divorce from Millepied, with whom she was married for more than a decade before the couple’s split. Portman and Millepied met while working together on the 2010 film “Black Swan,” in which Millepied served as a choreographer, and the couple went on to have two children together during their marriage.

News of Portman’s third pregnancy adds to a wave of recent celebrity pregnancy and family announcements that have drawn significant attention from entertainment media in recent months, with fans and fellow celebrities alike continuing to express excitement and support for the actress as she prepares to expand her family for a third time.

Portman has generally maintained a measured, selective approach to sharing details of her personal and family life publicly throughout her career, making moments like her recent Instagram pregnancy announcement and subsequent baby bump photo notable events that tend to generate substantial engagement and media coverage whenever she chooses to share them with her audience.

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Amazon Web Services India net profit jumps over 10-fold to Rs 242 cr in FY26

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Amazon Web Services India Pvt Ltd has reported a more than 10-fold growth in consolidated net profit to Rs 242.8 crore in the financial year 2026, as per a document shared by market intelligence firm Tofler.

The cloud services arm of e-commerce giant Amazon had posted net profit of Rs 23.1 crore in FY25.

​Its consolidated revenue from operations grew by about 21 per cent to Rs 20,225.6 crore in FY26 from Rs 16,744.9 crore in FY25.

AWS, however, reported a decline of around 14 per cent in standalone net profit to Rs 242.4 crore in FY26, compared to Rs 281.5 crore in FY25.

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The company’s revenue from operations on a standalone basis grew by 21.4 per cent to Rs 20,225.6 crore during the period under review from Rs 16,659 crore in the year-ago period.


“The company’s total expenses for the fiscal were reported at Rs 19,888 crore (on a standalone basis),” Tofler said.

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Heathrow passengers to foot bill for third runway bidding process

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The initial costs are expected to be recouped through ticket prices

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A British Airways plane taking off from Heathrow Airport(Image: Daniel Leal-Olivas/PA Wire)

Heathrow will be allowed to pass the enormous bill it has accumulated in preparing its third runway bid on to passengers, the aviation watchdog has confirmed, in a ruling that looks set to cement the airport’s status as the costliest in the world.

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) ruled that Heathrow Airport Limited (HAL) will be entitled to recoup the £320m it has already spent competing to secure the megaproject contract by increasing the fees attached to travellers’ air fares.

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Rival bidder Heathrow West was also granted permission to recover the £4.2m it has so far spent on its own proposal.

The two operators have been competing fiercely to persuade ministers to back their respective third runway plans, assembling extensive planning documents and feasibility studies, while also enlisting the services of expensive third-party advisers to bolster their bids.

For incumbent HAL, that investment has already stretched into the hundreds of millions, the CAA noted, with the hub previously arguing it needs to cover its early outlay if the expansion is to remain financially attractive, reports City AM.

In its ruling, the aviation regulator said without the design and planning efforts both bidders have undertaken to develop credible expansion proposals, the timely delivery of the third runway project would have been put at risk.

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It added that both parties would need to demonstrate their claims had been independently scrutinised line by line before being permitted to pass on the costs.

“Our decision strikes a balance between supporting the delivery of benefits to consumers through timely progress on Heathrow expansion, whilst also protecting them from undue increases in costs,” said Tim Johnson, the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s director of consumers and markets.

“The costs Heathrow can recover are capped, independently scrutinised and subject to efficiency reviews, helping ensure that passengers only pay for efficient costs that are justified.”

Under the compensation scheme, agreed following a consultation held last year, HAL will be permitted to add 10p to every passenger fare over the next 20 to 25 years. It will also be responsible for recouping Heathrow West’s more modest costs, should the rival bid led by hotel magnate Surinder Arora fail to succeed.

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The CAA reached its decision alongside a wide-ranging review of Heathrow’s overarching regulatory framework, in which it will determine whether rival operators will be permitted to own and run key infrastructure within the airport.

Airlines operating at the hub have grown increasingly frustrated with the exorbitant charges they are forced to pass on to passengers, and – in lockstep with Arora – some have established a pressure group lobbying for a wholesale shake-up of red tape at the airport.

At £28.80, the airport’s charges are already the costliest in the world, and are anticipated to climb by as much as £50 once the full expenditure of the third runway is factored in.

Wednesday’s CAA ruling will see the airport charge per passenger rise by approximately 15 pence in 2028, climbing to 30 pence in subsequent years.

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The initial costs incurred by bidders are expected to be recouped through ticket prices over a period of roughly 20 to 25 years.

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