News about Pierre Trudeau

Perry was born in Williamstown, Massachusetts, on August 19, 1969, and was raised by his mother Suzanne Morrison after his parents divorced when he was a child. John Bennett Perry, his father, is an actor in his own right, while Suzanne Ryan, then British Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's aide, served as a writer and press aide. Morrison and Perry's father were married from 1968 to 1970, and she later married Canadian broadcast journalist Keith Morrison.

Justin Trudeau is the first prime minister to go through a split in office since his father Pierre's divorce from his mother in 1977. Pierre Trudeau, Canada's 15th prime minister, died in 2000 at the age of 80, decades after his sudden departure from his wife Margaret Trudeau, who was 6 years old. During Prime Minister Pierre's final year in office, Margaret would marry her husband in 1984, some seven years after their separation. As son Justin's 18-year relationship with Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, 48, came to an end on Wednesday with their unexpected break. Trudeau, 51, was a surprise retirement of what had been a notable political couple over the past eight years, and it comes as many wait for a fourth term in 2025.

The couple stunned the world on Wednesday when they announced that they were separating after 18 years of marriage.' When they were younger, Justin, 51, and Sophie, 48, met as children, and they shared their first kiss as children. Even though they stopped talking as they got older, the two couples reconnected in their personal lives after being forced to co-host a gala in 2003. A year later, Justin proposed, and the reception seemed to be fit for a prince and princess. But as Justin's career in politics grew, it put a strain on their marriage, as Sophie admitted to being unable to adjust to a life in the spotlight at first. FEMAIL went back and recapped their entire love story from start to finish as the world digested the news of their separation. Here's a complete timeline of Justin and Sophie's 20-year marriage, from the adorable beginning to their friendship, which sounds like a script to a rom-com, to what finally broke them apart.

During a live Australian news broadcast, sombre scenes of Britons giving their respects to the Queen while she is in state were interrupted by two obedient children who were caught smiling and waving. During Sunrise reporter Edwina Bartholomew's live cross from London, the children, possibly brother and sister, realized they were on camera just before 9:30 p.m. local time. As she spoke to co-anchors Natalie Barr and David Koch, who were broadcasting from outside Buckingham Palace, the young girl noticed the camera crew first, smiling and waving a few meters behind Bartholomew.