News about Charles James

The complete squad for the Premier League season has been announced. All 20 clubs have announced their 25-man rosters for the first half of the season after a tumultuous summer of investment in which billions of pounds were splashed. According to the laws, the squads have eight slots reserved for homegrown players, while the remaining 17 spots can be filled by either homegrown or foreign stars. An additional list of each club's registered Under-21s has also been provided. Mail Sport details who is eligible in the top-flight's squads...

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Zara Larsson is speaking out again, days after first accusing James Charles of hitting on her boyfriend in the DMs and contributing to his downfall after fellow YouTube star Tati Westbrook first called him out publicly a week ago! Larsson does not exactly give Charles an apology for her first call-out about the makeup specialist sliding into her man's direct messages... Instead, she rambles through some back story, revealing that the whole thing makes her anxious and she will not be able to sleep at night without having things off her chest. Hmmm… Related: James Charles Is Back To Gaining Subscribers… So What’s Next?! Larsson appears in reaction to Charles' most recent video, in which he explicitly addresses this allegation and reveals his side of the story. Zara admits that the direct message James initially sent wasn't nearly as bad as she referred to in her initial accusation, but that she later failed to properly apologize. Here’s the first part of her message to James (below): I never thought it would explode the way it did when I wrote a tweet in which you killed up my boyfriend. I feel all the shame because I later corrected myself and took down my tweet after my boyfriend talked to me and showed me the DM. It wasn't all bad. But, obviously, because everyone loves some drama, no one was concerned about me trying to tell how it went down. Of course you’re allowed to flirt with people online, like I did, and to call someone beautiful in the comments is only nice! No harm was done. I do believe it's disrespectful to attempt it with someone who is not present, and I must admit that I have a hard time believing that you didn't know we were in a relationship until he writes about me.