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Many viewers were discussing Tom Wambsgans (Matthew Macfadyen), who unexpectedly ended his tenure as the American CEO of Waystar Royco in the days days after the show's conclusion. On his way, he betrayed his wife Shiv (Sarah Snook) and her brothers Kendall (Jeremy Strong) and Roman (Keran Culkin) several times. All of this gave rise to a common belief that Tom's last name influenced the final's epic conclusion, and Bill Wambsganss, who turned on the first (and still only) unasisted triple play in World Series baseball over a century ago, may have inspired him. Tom's name theory soared in popularity in the days leading up to the finale, which aired in a TikTok, pointing to the obvious link between Tom and Wambsganss. The baseball player, who had since been renamed to the Guardians, was a member of the Cleveland Indians, and his team was playing the Brooklyn Dodgers when he began his triple play in 1920. That means he got three members of the other team out in one play, all alone, which ended the game. It's very unusual.

Fans of season four's final episode, "Succession," were curious about Shiv's choices. Shiv has been something of a stranger compared to her brothers and dad throughout the series, and she was brought to life by Sarah Snook. Kendall Strong (Jeremy Strong) was chosen from an early age to replace his father's replacement. Roman (Kieran Culkin) served with Waystar Royco, but he was still a mess. Connor (Alan Ruck), the older brother, was always on the outside but not by choice. Even Shiv's husband, Tom (Matthew Macfadyen), is a partner of the firm. Shiv is supposed to be the conservative family's liberal daughter, and in another story, she'd be the voice of reason who leads the family to the left. A hero. That's what some fans hoped would happen leading up to the final episodes: Shiv will end the cycle in which her family is trapped. Shiv has always been a lovely portrait of a white, wealthy feminist, who has used so-called feminism to benefit her and then stumbling everyone else in the process. Logan (Brian Cox), her father's eulogy, in episode nine, is a good example of this. "It's been difficult to be his daughter," she says. "He was very difficult on women." . This is the case. . He couldn't reach a whole woman in his head." That's a brash understatement of a man who was flat out verbal and/or sexually involved in a marriage that was abused to women he was involved in professionally and/or sexually. "But he did OK, Dad," Shiv says of him. Even as death, she covers for him because it's what she does best — to be the grieving daughter who can criticize her old man but not too much.

The red carpet will continue to be dominated by sheer sheerness. Christina Aguilera brought the celebrity-approved fashion trend for a spin at the 2023 Breakthrough Prize Ceremony on April 15, wearing a see-through Versace outfit lined in velvet zebra stripes. Despite the fact that Playground cofounder appeared to be sporting a catsuit when she arrived alongside fiancé Matthew Rutler at the festival, she actually wore a long-sleeved bodysuit tucked into matching flared pants to make the appearance of a one-piece. Aguilera layered a floor-length tuxedo-style jacket over her faux catsuit and a nude bra underneath, with stylist Chris Horan's help. PVC Gianvito Rossi slingback sandals, a vintage yellow-diamond Graff necklace, diamond hoop earrings, a chain-strap purse, and Prada sunglasses were all fashionable. She finished the look by swapping out the wild 3D vagina manicure she was rocking last week for a more understated black-and-white nail style.

In the early stages of season four of "Succession," which premiered on April 16th, Shiv (Sarah Snook), Kendall (Jeremy Strong), and Roman (Kieran Culkin) are all reeling in the aftermath of their father's tragic death. Logan's is a film starring Jim Crowe. However, Shiv gets a phone call that sheds new light on her emotional wellbeing this season — and makes her father's death all the more difficult. Shiv is pregnant. The reveal is coming ahead. Yes, Shiv is pregnant. "I wanted to discuss your findings and I didn't know," she says, but "I think you should be aware if you're up to it." It's okay, according to Shiv.

The last season of "Succession" is here. On March 26, the first episode premiered, and Logan Roy's family patriarch Logan Roy (Brian Cox) celebrated his birthday. Unlike some of the other parties where we've seen him (who could ever forget Kendall's rap tribute to his dad? (Most of his children aren't there.) Since Kendall (Jeremy Strong), Roman (Kieran Culkin), and Shiv (Sarah Snook) are far away, plotting against him, Conor (Alan Ruck) is holding the fort. But being seen Logan in his fourth season of scheming makes viewers curious about the character's mortality. Despite all, the show's title is "Succession; in a royal context, succession takes place when the head honcho dies. So will Logan die during the season? Logan does appear in the first episode of season four slower and unsteadier than he has in the past, and he has had very few health issues in previous seasons. Nevertheless, several followers were convinced that Kendall would die in season three because he was clearly struggling with his mental stability. We're getting a clue that Logan or Kendall will die this season.

"Succession" came to an end in 2021, with a dramatic conclusion that viewers were SO not excited for. After yet another installment full of power grabs and high stakes moves, episode nine of "Succession" season three included some unexpected plot twists, including Roman (Kieran Culkin), Shiv (Sarah Snook), and Kendall (Jeremy Strong) — as well as Shiv's vivacious and spineless husband Tom Wambsgans (Matthew Macfadyen) who gave Shiv's enthral of the Roy siblings — Logan Roy's (Brian Cox) negotiated an agreement that brought him from his company, Waystar RoyCo (the grandiose core piece of "Succession"), to tech entrepreneur Lukas Matsson (Alexander Skarsghrd), ending any chance of passing the company down to the company's heirs, one of the season three finale's most notable reveals. That shocker was followed by Tom's backstabbing decision to warn Logan of his children's "full coup" against him as they tried to force him out of the company for good. In the end, Tom sold out Shiv to solidify his position as the top of the Waystar RoyCo ladder.