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A Manhattan spinal surgeon has settled his divorce with his former-beauty queen wife after claiming in court papers that he discovered she had been engaged in sex work. Dr. Han Jo Kim sought an annulment of his marriage to former Miss USA hopeful Regina Turner, claiming she worked as a high-end call girl before and after their 2015 marriage,' New York Daily News reported, citing court documents.  Special Surgery Dr Kim settled his divorce from Turner before a public court hearing which was scheduled for 10am Monday, a court spokesman told the Daily News. The divorce papers, filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, reportedly allege that Turner earned nearly $700,000 in cash from her clients.  Millionaire surgeon Dr. Kim claimed he first became aware of his wife's double life in December 2020 when he came across an explicit iMessage intended for Turner, which detailed a sexual encounter between her and another man, the court papers reportedly state.  The papers go on to claim that Turn

Five people from a home on the New South Wales Central Coast have tested positive to Covid-19, sparking a long list of about 25 new exposure sites 100km north of Sydney. NSW Health confirmed on Monday night that the new infections were all from the same house in Budgewoi, but authorities are concerned about two close contacts who were also living under the same roof. Lake Macquarie MP, Greg Piper, said the two contacts have tested negative, but one visited 25 shops in five days when they should have been isolating. The Central Coast has recorded five new Covid cases on Monday. Pictured: A NSW woman wearing a face mask 'I simply cannot describe that situation, but let's settle on mind blowing and disappointing,' he said. The positive cases have been transferred to the Special Health Accommodation in Sydney to isolate throughout their infectious period. Queues for testing centres in Wyong spanned several kilometres on Monday, with one person claiming they waited five hours. 

An apartment building in Sydney's south-west is in lockdown with more than 100 people isolating after several people inside the complex tested positive An apartment building in Sydney's south-west is in lockdown with more than 100 people isolating after several people inside the complex tested positive.  The five-storey block in Blacktown is under police guard with a mass testing operation underway after the building on Devitt Street was listed as a high-risk exposure site. Officials have discovered several cases inside the flats are linked, leading to New South Wales Health taking over, with pathology teams onsite and further calls for vaccines to be prioritised for the area.   A resident of the building said everyone inside is 'so stressed' after nurses descended en masse, quickly performing swabs on the 50 units.  'My kids can't go to school, we can't go out for two weeks and I can't work,' the woman told the Telegraph.    Sydney's gruelling c

A video game in which players try to prevent the Holocaust by being a psychologist who treats Hitler has sparked outrage. Heal Hitler – a twisted pun on the Nazi 'Heil Hitler' salute – requires participants to prevent mass bloodshed by being a good shrink to the Fuhrer. A description for the game reads: 'You are Hitler's psychologist in 1925.  'Diagnose his complexes by using both Jungian and Freudian psychotherapy and attempt to heal him.  'Succeed and avoid the war.' The blurb talks about a 'new client, Mr Hitler' who claims he has 'anger issues'. 'You will use psychoanalytic techniques to diagnose the source of his trauma, that could be triggering his anger and hate,' it adds.  Heal Hitler – a twisted pun on the Nazi 'Heil Hitler' salute – requires participants to prevent mass bloodshed by being a good shrink to the Fuhrer   Developer Jon Aegis – who describes himself as a 'centrist and a capitalist' – said the game

The final victim of the Miami condo collapse has now been recovered and identified more than one month on from the disaster, taking the death toll to 98 people. Estelle Hedaya, 54, was the last person still known to be missing after the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Florida, collapsed in the early hours of June 24.  Hedaya's younger brother Ikey Hedaya confirmed her identification to The Associated Press, bringing the family's agonizing four-week wait for answers to an end and concluding the search for any more bodies.  Miami-Dade police said her body was recovered on July 20.  On Monday Fire Chief Alan Cominsky said crews found no evidence anyone who was found dead had survived the initial collapse. In the hours after the building fell, rescue crews had said they heard 'tapping' coming from beneath the rubble, fueling hopes that some victims would be pulled out alive. For several days, officials insisted it was a rescue and not a recovery mission but no survivors