News about Josh Kelly

GWS Giants confirmed that Josh Fahey has been handed a four-match suspension by the AFL for a costume he wore at the club's end-of-season function and for his involvement in a skit performed at the event.  It comes as five other players were issued lesser suspensions after reports emerged this week that the AFL were investigating the club's 'Wacky Wednesday' party that had the theme 'controversial couples'.  Reports had claimed that several of the players had donned distasteful outfits while some had also performed some 'unsavoury skits'. 

Several GWS Giants players are reportedly set to be hit with suspensions and heavy fines for offensive costumes and skits at the club's post-season party - and AFL supporters are up in arms about the reported punishment for Toby Greene (left), who dressed up as breakdancer Raygun (top right).

One of the AFL's biggest stars has landed himself in hot water after it was revealed that multiple GWS Giants players are facing suspensions or hefty fines following a fancy dress post-season function. News broke on Tuesday that the AFL were conducting an investigation into the incident after an anonymous complaint was made about the 'Wacky Wednesday' 'troubled couples'-themed party outfits. The event had been held at a private room in a pub and had seen players from the team perform 'unsavoury skits', which had included a blow-up doll, according to The Age.

Wembley Stadium is sold out for Saturday night's IBF world heavyweight title fight between Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois. That main event is expected to be watched by 96,000 fans in London. It will take place after a stacked undercard, including Josh Kelly vs Ishmael Davis, Anthony Cacace vs Josh Warrington, Joshua Buatsi vs Willie Hutchinson and Tyler Denny vs Hamzah Sheeraz. However, the headline warm-up act will be a live performance by Liam Gallagher, who has revealed that he will perform three Oasis hits in Rock 'n' Roll Star, Supersonic, and Cigarettes and Alcohol.

GWS Giants stars were close to tears in the dressing rooms after the Brisbane Lions came from behind to stun the Sydney side by just five points and keep their AFL season alive.

The ceremonies have previously sparked controversy with some Australians questioning why they needed to be welcomed to their own country, but Mr Kerin said the practice had been misunderstood.

Liam Smith will no longer be fighting Josh Kelly on the Daniel Dubois vs Anthony Joshua undercard on September 21. A source confirmed to BoxingScene that a virus has forced the Liverpudlian to withdraw the middleweight bout. The 12-round contest was set to be Smith's first since he was knocked out by Chris Eubank Jr 12 months ago.  

Grady Gross', the Washington Huskies kicker, received the cherry on top of the cake after making the game-winning field goal in a 24-21 victory over in-state rivals the Washington State Cougars. Gross, a sophomore, was given a scholarship to spark wild celebrations in the locker room following the game. "It's Thanksgiving weekend, and now I'm grateful for Grady Gross," DeBoer said when addressing the team and calling Gross into the center of the locker room.'

A shocking video showed the moment two youths engaged in a deadly knife fight in an alleyway between a McDonald's and a Burger King. As one of them turned on another, a group of about 13 men, mainly dressed in black, was seen on the path. However, events took a turn for the worse when one of the group pulled out a massive knife and swung it at his rival, who thankfully did not get to his competitor. In the broad daylight attack, the two fought back and forth, racing around in circles.

Max Gawn, the Melbourne Demons premiership winner, made it clear who he wanted to see win the Brownlow Medal in Melbourne on Monday night at Crown. Gawn, 31, declared his pick on camera, causing footy fans to be in stitches.

Another Brownlow Medal, another night of shocking voting results - this time, former players have had enough and are calling for fundamental reform to footy's highest award. Just before Marcus Bontempelli and Nick Daicos (right), Lachie Neale scooped the gong (left) but a slew of ex-players and supporters have blasted the umpires for the result.

The Brisbane Lions star (pictured with the medal on left) and his partner Julie, right) held it until the very last round of voting, not to mention the Bulldogs' great Marcus Bontempelli.

Collingwood had to launch a furious comeback and then survive by a single point to read the 2023 AFL grand final, with one ugly moment set to make GWS heartbreaking loss even harder to take

St Kilda has a mountain of work to do to keep their AFL season alive after the GWS Giants went off the chain with a goal first half outburst in their elimination final at the MCG

On a scorching 36-degree day in Sydney, a tenacious Giants side defeated the Crows on a dramatic hit (below) by Adelaide forward Shane McAdam, but the victory was marred by a spectacular hit (below). After a sickening high hit by McAdam that made the Giants star appear to suffer inconsolable whiplash, Wehr had to be treated for concussion (inset).

Katherine Heigl, who was growing up with an adopted older sister, wanted her own family to'resemble the one' she came from. So when the actress and her musician partner Josh Kelly decided to start their families together in 2009, they decided that their first child would be Korean like her sister Meg (right). Nancy Leigh Mi-Eun, 13, and Joshua Bishop Jr., five, are the proud parents of three children. Although the actress never intended to adopt domestically, she and Josh welcomed second daughter to their brood in 2012. Katherine was pregnant with their third child in 2016 and welcomed their biological son the same year.