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The Lifestyle Of Chris Martin: Luxurious Cars, Lavish Mansions And No Dinner

It was in 2016 that I heard the name ‘Coldplay’ for the first time when they were all set to perform in Mumbai. I belong to a tier-3 city in Odisha and still could get a sense of their popularity because of social media. Cut to 2025, I attended their concert in Mumbai and finally understood how a concert can actually ‘change your life’. No wonder they are arguably the most loved and popular bands in the world right now. With all the excellence and magic they have created, success has inevitably followed them, in terms of money and fame. While all the band members have equal contribution in making the band what it is today, the fans feel a special connection with the lead singer Chris Martin. Being the frontperson, he constantly interacts with the crowd and his charm and kindness is infectious. Chris is said to have a net worth of $160 million (₹ 1,382 Cr), while the other band members Guy, Will, and Jonny have an estimated net worth is $100 million each. Owing to his luxurious lifestyle, Chris reportedly owns a Jeep Wrangler JK, which typically costs around ₹ 70 lakh. In addition to this, he also is said to own a 1966 Shelby 350GT. Martin owns multiple luxurious properties in Malibu and London. According to Realtor.com and Benzinga, Chris purchased a Cape Cod-style mansion in Malibu for $12.5 million (₹ 108 Cr) in 2020. However, after just a year he sold it for $14.4 million (₹ 124 Cr). With five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a two-story, two-bedroom guesthouse, a game room, home theater, high-end kitchen, this house surely was one from the dreamlands. His another house at Malibu was bought in 2018 with $4.5 million (₹ 38 Cr). This establishment earlier used to be the iconic Malibu Playhouse. Spanning 6.5 acres, it has a hexagonal structure and a wellness retreat, horse facility, and recording studio. According to The Standard, Chris had purchased a $5,475,000 (₹ 47 Cr) 60s ranch house in Point Dume. The 1,800-square-foot layout has a designer kitchen, heated flooring, floor-to-ceiling glass slider openings and a pretty garden with a koi pond. Being a global superstar and performing all over the world, Chris always stays on a strict diet. In a podcast with Conan O’Brien, Chris revealed that he had stop having dinner after his lunch with one of his heroes Bruce Springsteen. Bruce seemed fitter than Chris despite being nearly twice of his age. After learning that Bruce only took one meal a day, Chris adapted the same formula as his next challenge. Now he doesn’t have food post 4 PM. And after all this, Chris has Dakota as his partner. Bro can’t win more than this in life.

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Detained Columbia Activist Khalils Wife Slams Claims He Is Hamas Supporter

Noor Abdalla calls Trump administration allegations that Khalil supports Hamas ‘ridiculous’ and ‘disgusting’. Detained Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil’s wife has refuted allegations that her husband is a Hamas supporter, calling the accusations by the United States government “ridiculous” and “disgusting”. In an interview with US media outlet CBS published on Sunday, Khalil’s pregnant wife Noor Abdalla denied assertions by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt that Khalil, a graduate student at Columbia University in New York, was distributing Hamas flyers. No evidence has been presented by the US government to back up this allegation. “I think it’s ridiculous. It’s disgusting … that that’s the tactic that they’re using to make him look like this person that he’s not, literally,” she said. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested Khalil on March 8, and is holding him in a detention facility in Louisiana, as part of US President Donald Trump’s pledge to crack down on – and in some cases deport – students who joined protests against Israel’s war on Gaza that swept US university campuses last year. Trump has accused the student protesters of participating in “pro-terrorist, anti-Semitic, anti-American activity”, without offering evidence to support these claims. Khalil served as a spokesperson and negotiator last year for the pro-Palestinian demonstrators on the Columbia campus. He has said that his detention is a consequence of exercising his right to free speech and has described himself as a “political prisoner”. On March 10, a US district judge in New York temporarily blocked Khalil’s deportation, and then further extended that prohibition two days later. “It’s so simple: he just doesn’t want his people to be murdered,” Abdalla told CBS. “He doesn’t want to see little kids losing limbs.” The Trump administration is pushing to deport Khalil under a rarely used provision of an immigration law that gives the secretary of state power to remove any non-citizen whose presence in the US is deemed to have “adverse foreign policy consequences”. A graduate student until December, Khalil was previously in the US on a student visa but has since obtained a green card, making him a lawful permanent resident of the country. The number of Palestinians killed since Israel launched its war on Gaza in October 2023 has crossed 50,000, and more than 113,000 have been wounded, Gaza health officials said on Sunday. On Tuesday, Israel broke a nearly two-month-long ceasefire agreement with Hamas, ramping up its attacks on Gaza and killing more than 670 people since then, the Gaza Health Ministry said. Wiping away tears, Abdalla expressed her frustration over the repeated need to defend herself and her husband against the Trump administration’s accusations. She said it reminded her of discrimination she has faced as a Muslim in the US. “In New York the other day, me and my husband were walking and someone called me a ‘terrorist’,” she said. “I think most Muslims in this country can relate to that. It doesn’t matter what I say … that’s what they’re going to think of me.” Follow Al Jazeera English:...

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