Larsa Pippen has treated her followers to a new bikini picture soon after the split from partner Marcus Jordan. She posted the image to her Instagram page on Tuesday and it seems she has been in the gym to help get through the breakup. With the caption, she suggested that she is only going to get more toned as the months go by, saying: "Gearing up for the summer".
It has only been a few weeks since the daughter of Scottie Pippen split up with the son of Michael Jordan.
La Lotería Nacional dio a conocer oficialmente los resultados y los premios del Progol 2200 y su Revancha. Aquí te compartimos la quiniela ganadora correspondiente al lunes 30 de octubre, la última del mes.
En esta ocasión hubo un ganador del primer lugar y su premio será de más de 7.7 millones de pesos.
Usted podrá comprobar qué tan acertado ha estado en los resultados de la quiniela, mirando la lista de partidos y la forma en que concluyeron.
Murguía, born in Mexico in 1933, spent almost 40 years working in film and television during the heyday of Mexican filmmaking. She received the Golden Ariel Lifetime Achievement Award in 2011. In 1979, 1986, and 1996, she was also awarded Best Supporting Actress at the Ariel Awards.
She played Doña Victoria in The Queen of the Night (1994) and Doña Amelia in Nobody Will Speak of Us When We're Dead (1995).
Kim gave this classic costume a sexy modern twist back in 2010 when she attended Heidi Klum’s Halloween party, who is herself famous for wearing intricate costumes.
2. Kim Kardashian as a mermaidIn 2012, Kim managed to match her costume to the event’s green carpet. Her dress featured a shell design at the bodice, which she paired with pearl necklaces.
3. Kim and Kanye West as Catwoman and BatmanKim was joined by Kanye West for the reality star’s 2012 Halloween celebration at Miami’s LIV Nightclub.
The cabbies are now waiting on the government to decide Kakao’s fate, but this time around politicians may well be on the side of innovation, especially because the app in question comes from a home-grown tech company.
“This time the sentiment is so different,” says Joseph Lim, a visiting professor at Yonsei University who advises start-ups in Seoul and works as an innovation officer at the World Federation of United Nations Associations.