Jane Grey

wife, mother, friend. Appologist wannabe, Anglophile, thesbian, lakeside dreamer

[Can Yaman News International @CanYamanNewsInt]

🇺🇸 📺| #CanYaman guest of #HoyDia - no #1 morning show for Hispanic audiences in USA on Telemundo. The actor will present series #ElTurco that will premiere on 7/7 at 10:00 p.m.

Starts at 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m ET

[Jane Grey @ladyjane63]

@silvia97450212 The trailer stops me in my tracks every time I see it. How these people kept their faces in their phones is so sad to me. smh

[Jane Grey @ladyjane63]

@CandyandCandy89

[Jane Grey @ladyjane63]

@Mariagenn59 You had me at #CanYaman ❤️❤️❤️ Miami has no idea the treasure that has arrived in their city!!!

[Alba 💙 @_AlbiAlba]

Premio Biagio Agnes 2026

Alessandro Preziosi: "No me puedo creer que esté aquí, delante del que, para mí, es Sandokan (#CanYaman), hecho a imagen y semejanza de Sandokan."

Una palabra... Admiración. 💙

#Sandokan - Premio Audiovisivo ✨

[Lux Vide @LuxVide]

La nostra Marianna ha già conquistato tutti. ✨
Ieri Alanah Bloor, protagonista femminile della nuova serie internazionale Sandokan, ha ricevuto il Premio AILA "Progetto Donna" 2026 al Tempio di Venere. Noi non potremmo essere più orgogliosi!❤️

[Jane Grey @ladyjane63]

@CandyandCandy89 YES!!! 🙌❤️⭐️

[Can Yaman Italia 🇮🇹 @cyitaliafanpage]

L’attore turco #CanYaman sarà tra gli ospiti della quarta edizione dell’Outdoor Film Festival, in programma dal 2 al 5 luglio a San Valentino Torio (SA).

Nella serata di apertura di giovedì 2 luglio, l’attore sarà presente sul red carpet alle ore 19 per l’incontro con il pubblico, mentre alle ore 21 interverrà sul main stage per un panel dedicato.

Nel corso della serata riceverà il Taurus Award, riconoscimento conferito dal festival a personalità del cinema e della televisione che si sono distinte a livello internazionale. Il premio viene assegnato come riconoscimento al percorso professionale e al contributo complessivo nel settore audiovisivo

[Jane Grey @ladyjane63]

@Dazed @liznyc66 @the_quadg0d Love it!!! 😍

[Matt Smethurst @MattSmethurst]

This was the last thing @TimKellerNYC ever said to Redeemer Presbyterian Church.

In God’s providence, it was scheduled to be shared with Redeemer congregants on May 19—the day he died (three years ago today).

[Tash @peekaboo_jen]

And, here it is.
The moment we've all been waiting for.

Couples Therapy Part Two!

Thank you, Josh!
Thank you, Cait!
Thank you, Sam!

This is gold.
The Only Fans account 😂

Link:
https://t.co/a4tmk7c00k

[Tash @peekaboo_jen]

Spoiler Post.

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As the end of Outlander neared I was adamant about one thing, that I didn't think it was right that the show address Jamie's ghost.

For me, I felt that was something that should be explained by Diana, and Diana alone.

Matt, Maril, and others had said several times that they wouldn't be addressing Jamie's ghost in the finale.
I has happy.
I believed them.
I was so very glad that they weren't.

When I watching the finale and we were approaching the end I knew they were going to show Jamie's ghost.
The way the episode was written I knew they were going to despite their assurances to the contrary.
They had to, for the story in the episode to make sense.

I was starting to get angry.

But.

To my utter surprise, I burst into tears.
Tears of happiness.

I loved it.
I loved the whole scene.
They way it drew me back to that very first episode and the way I felt the very first time that we saw Jamie's ghost on screen.

It was beautiful.
It was so very special, to me, seeing Sam as Jamie.
Seeing him looking up at his Claire.
Seeing the tears in his eyes as he heard Frank approaching, knowing what he knew.
Seeing him walk away, heartbroken to leave her, but knowing that he had to let fate do its job, as it had already done so before.

I've always said that it was Jamie's ghost who called Claire to his time, through the stones, to him.

I believe that time isn't a loop as such, but a line that both he and Claire can move along.
They both have one life, one death.
But.
Claire can travel through time, and Jamie can visit various moments in time, along their timeline.

When Jamie died on the battlefield, he went to her.
He knew where she would be.
She had told him herself.

He went to her, in that exact moment, to call her to him, to begin their life together.
A life they they had already lived.
A life he was already living with her.

It was Jamie who triggered the stones.
Stones that would speak to Claire.
Stones that would draw her to his time.
To him.
To begin their life together.

The forget-me-nots were perfect for his wife, a healer and a botanist of sorts.
A gift from her husband who would never forget, and who would wait 200 years in purgatory for her.
Her husband who was waiting for her to join him.

I've always thought that when Jamie looks up and sees Claire for the first time, as she approaches him to fix his shoulder, I've always thought that there is moment of recognition from him with her.
His soul seeing her soul, a moment of relief that she was home, that she was finally there, back with him.

The ghost scene was one of, if not my favourite part of the finale.

The part I hoped, almost demanded, that they shouldn't touch.
To me, the parallels were perfect.

Outlander has always been Jamie's story.
He is the sun with which their universe revolves.
People are drawn to him, to stand in his light.
It is his hand that has guided their fate.
It is his sword that protects them all.
His name.
His clan.
His body.
His soul.

It is his love that binds them all.

But.
Just as importantly, it is Claire's love that SAVES him.
It is Claire's love that SAVED him.

In the beginning.
In the end.
And
In every moment in between.
ALWAYS.

They are who they are because of each other.
One cannot be who they are without other.

They literally defied time and space to BE so.

And, from them, their family grew.
Blood of my blood.
Bone of my bone.
Dinna fash.
There's the two of us now, and always, forever more.

#outlander

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

She supported him while he was a struggling teacher, but in the end, she lost everything to her best friend.

Long before Gordon Sumner became the global rock icon known as Sting, he was a simple schoolteacher in London. By his side was Frances Tomelty, an established Irish actress who was the true foundation of their family.

In the mid-1970s, Frances was the primary breadwinner, working hard to pay the bills while Gordon focused on his music. They shared a traditional, quiet life, bonded by their faith and the birth of their first child, Joe.

Everything changed when "Roxanne" became a hit. Almost overnight, The Police exploded into fame, and the modest life Frances had built began to unravel. As Gordon transformed into Sting, the foundations of their marriage started to crack.

But the final blow didn't come from a stranger on the road. It came from a young, aspiring actress named Trudie Styler.

The most painful part of the story? Trudie and Frances weren’t just neighbors in their Bayswater building; they were best friends.

While Frances was at home caring for their son and their newborn daughter, Fuchsia, a secret affair was developing right under her nose. It was a double-cross that shattered her world.

Frances has spent the last few decades choosing dignity over a paycheck, rarely speaking to the media about the heartbreak. However, she once privately confided to those close to her,

"It wasn’t just any betrayal. It was the collapse of my entire support system. My best friend and my husband. It felt as if the floor had simply opened up beneath my feet."

It is a specific, burning type of pain when the person who stabs you in the back is the same person you would usually turn to for comfort. The public often sees Trudie as the "muse" of Sting’s career, but for Frances, the fame was a thief.

She later observed that the success changed the man she loved beyond all recognition.

"For a long time, I didn’t even want to hear his name. It wasn’t just the end of a marriage; it was the end of an era of innocence. We went from having nothing to world success, and the success changed him."

The dark reality of this breakup is actually hidden in one of the most famous songs in history. Sting wrote "Every Breath You Take" while his marriage to Frances was falling apart.

While many people mistake it for a love song, it is actually a sinister track about jealousy and surveillance. Sting himself eventually confessed,

"I didn’t realize how sinister that text was until I listened back to it. It was about my life falling apart, the guilt, and the need to control everything."

Today, Frances Tomelty is a successful and respected actress in her own right, appearing in popular series like Merlin. She chose to rebuild her life away from the spotlight of her ex-husband’s fame.

While Sting and Trudie remain a famous power couple, the story of Frances reminds us of the person who provided the ladder and was left in the dark once the summit was reached.

The moral of the story is that true character is revealed by how we treat the people who were there for us when we had nothing. Success doesn't change people; it merely unmasks who they truly were all along.

[Can Yaman News International @CanYamanNewsInt]

🇮🇹 📺 | La Vola Buona - The last k changes that send some into tilt.

And then there's #CanYaman, who's changing of look sends the entire social media universe into a tailspin. Away with the beard, shortened hair, cleaner features, the trend of the coming summer—a clear transformation, almost a plot twist worthy of a screenplay. But if he's experiencing it as a new chapter, his fans, at least some of them, are experiencing it as a small collective trauma. Because let's face it, Can Yaman's beard had become an institution, a symbol, almost an acquired heritage of Mediterranean charm. And so, as soon as the new look appeared online, the Social Media Tribunal met in extraordinary session. Comments galore, unsolicited advice, heartfelt invitations.

No, Can, no grow a beard, you looked better before, go back to how you were. And he didn't shy away; in fact, he decided to ride the wave with his usual irony, posting a magnificent photo accompanied by a caption that has already gone viral.

No Can no… do grow the beard back, do this, do that…bla bla bla.

The meaning behind this is simple: I read you, I listen to you, but I do as I please.

After all, this isn't the first time the actor has shown he doesn't want to be caged in a fixed image. Between daily workouts, physical transformations and new roles on the horizon, his body is also a tool for work.

And so, while some are already dreaming of the return of his lost beard, he seems to enjoy playing with expectations, knowing that, beard or no beard, he's still the real star. Perhaps this is the secret: not the perfect look, but the ability to change it, leaving everyone confused.

[Jane Grey @ladyjane63]

Your next bingeworthy series on @netflix & your next leading man crush... #CanYaman

https://t.co/c1W6BF4Zwh

[C3 @C_3C_3]

Travis Kelce looks absurd.

[Can Yaman News International @CanYamanNewsInt]

♦️#CanYaman IG Post

#Sandokan keep conquering the rest of the world. Soon in many other countries 🐅