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Posted On: May 26th 2025, 11:46 am

Press day for Homebound, Festival de Cannes 2025 🌊

With the gang @neeraj.ghaywan @vishaljethwa06 @janhvikapoor

Wearing @walesbonner @jaegerlecoultre @messika styled by @alexanderdroth

Images 1-3 by Barbara Thiem for ISHQ magazine (Germany)

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I don’t even know where to start with this one…
Whoever is around her, and doesn’t help make sure she doesn’t drive, may want to take a moment, and reevaluate life.
So basically, she turned on to the tracks (probably feeling stuck), then kept going. As the tracks started to ascend up, she just kept going (for a long time). Eventually she got to the platform and got lodged..
THEN the fire department came and did an extrication to take her to the hospital. THEN they had to figure out how to get the car out, without using a tow truck. THEN they brought this grappler looking thing that worked pretty well. Guessing they’ve had to do something like this before 🤷‍♂️.
Thankfully she’s ok, and the cars out of the way. I sense a lot of UBERs in her future.
Stills from @jeremyharristv with KOMO
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A touching moment captured in a public place is drawing widespread attention online. The video shows a mother lovingly caring for a crawling child while keeping her own toddler close, demonstrating warmth and affection toward both children. Many viewers have praised the scene as a beautiful example of kindness, compassion, and the nurturing nature of parenthood.

The heartwarming interaction has sparked discussions about empathy and the special connection between caregivers and children. Social media users have described the moment as a powerful reminder that even simple acts of care and love can have a meaningful impact on those around us.

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