Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld Attend Sam Darnold's Wedding 1 Day After Announcing Birth of Baby Girl (Exclusive Source)

Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld attended Sam Darnold's wedding to Katie Hoofnagle on Friday, April 3, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal

NEED TO KNOW

• The Buffalo Bills quarterback and the Academy Award-winning actress attended the event after they announced the arrival of their first baby through a Substack post on April 2

• Allen and Steinfeld are new parents to a girl

Josh AllenandHailee Steinfeldhad a new parents' night out atSam Darnold's wedding this weekend.

The Buffalo Bills quarterback and the Academy Award-winning actress, both 29, attended Darnold's wedding toKatie Hoofnagleon Friday, April 3, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.

The outing came shortly after the couple announced the arrival of their first baby, a girl, through a Substack post on April 2.

"Hailee and Josh were so sweet on the dance floor, clearly having a blast," a source tells PEOPLE.

"People were politely congratulating them on their baby girl, and they were very kind," the insider continues, adding that "new dad" Allen, along with Darnold's teammates, helped the NFL star and his now-wife Hoofnagle with their "crowd surfing for quite a bit of the night."

Allen wasn't the only NFL star in attendance as Darnold, quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, said "I do" with Hoofnagle.

A source tells PEOPLE that San Francisco 49ers starChristian McCaffreyand his wife,Olivia Culpo, also came to celebrate the newlyweds, as did Seahawks'Cooper Kuppand his wife,Anna Marie Kupp, plus 49ers'Christian Kirk.

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Steinfeld and Allen announced the arrival of their daughter in a post on the actress'Substack, titled "Special Delivery."

"Our baby girl has arrived!!" Steinfeld wrote on April 2. "We're feeling incredibly grateful and blessed and savouring these early moments. Thank you so much for the love and well wishes."

The Bills quarterback told theAssociated Pressin December that he was "overjoyed, absolutely overjoyed" about becoming a father.

Allen added that he is looking forward to raising his child in Buffalo. "I consider this place my home. It's where I've done a lot of growing up. And it's a place that I'll raise a family. It's really cool," he said.

In a Januarypress conference, Allen spoke again about his excitement about being dad. "It's something that I will take with great pride. And we're going to have to figure things out on the go, just like anything else," he said.

"But this is the most important thing I'll ever be in my life, being a dad. And I know I love being a football player, and I love being a quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. But I'm looking forward to this one," Allen added.

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Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld Attend Sam Darnold's Wedding 1 Day After Announcing Birth of Baby Girl (Exclusive Source)

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Trump threatens to strike Iran's infrastructure if Strait of Hormuz isn't reopened

U.S. President Donald Trump unleashed more threats Sunday toward Iran if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened in the coming days.

In an expletive-filled early morningposton his Truth Social platform, the president said, "Tuesday will be Power Plant Day and Bridge Day, all wrapped up into one, in Iran," unless the strait is reopened. President Trump also said in a phone call withFox Newsthat he is "considering blowing everything up and taking over the oil" if peace negotiations fail.

The renewed threats come as the war, now in its sixth week, has claimed the lives of thousands — including at least 13 Americans — and rocked global markets, with key shipping routes remaining cut off. The Strait of Hormuz typically sees about one-fifth of the world's oil supply pass through it and has effectively been shut down by Iran since the war broke out.

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Last week, foreign ministers and officials from more than 40 countries met in search of a peaceful resolution to Iran's ongoing blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The countries placed blame squarely on Iran for keeping the strait closed, allowing only a trickle of ships friendly to Iran through.

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None of the participating countries are seeking direct confrontation with Iran, but they are considering how their militaries might facilitate the reopening of the strait once the conflict concludes — for example, by helping to demine the waterway. In the meantime, President Trump has said countries affected by the loss of oil would need to retrieve it themselves and has called for broader involvement in the war from U.S. allies.

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Secret Service investigates reports of gunfire near Lafayette Park across from the White House

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Secret Service said Sunday it was investigating reports of overnight gunfire near Lafayette Park, which is across the street from the White House.

No injuries were reported and no suspect was found after a search of the park and the surrounding area after midnight, the agency said in an online post.

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President Donald Trump was spending the weekend at the White House, which had no immediate comment on the incident. White House operations remained as normal but security in the area was increased, according to the Secret Service.

The park has been fenced off for weeks of renovations.

The Secret Service said it was working with District of Columbia police and U.S. Park Police.

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Bosnia keeper Nikola Vasilj's saves help St. Pauli hold on for a point against Union Berlin

BERLIN (AP) — More goalkeeping heroics from Bosnia-Herzegovina's World Cup qualification star Nikola Vasilj meant St. Pauli held on for a 1-1 draw with Union Berlin on Sunday as it struggles to avoid relegation from the Bundesliga.

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In his first game since his saves helpedsee the Bosnian team past Italyin the World Cup qualifying playoffs, Vasilj faced eight shots on target and stood out with a double save, though it came after he'd given the ball away. The only one that went in was a towering header from Union striker Andrej Ilic at a corner.

St. Pauli had earlier taken the lead when Mathias Pereira Lage delivered a fierce long-distance volley to open the scoring, and created little after that.

St. Pauli held on for the final three minutes with 10 men after its Australian captain Jackson Irvine was sent off for two yellow cards in the space of eight minutes, both for late tackles.

Even a point for St. Pauli was bad news for Wolfsburg, which is on course for an historic first relegation from the Bundesliga afterlosing 6-3 to Bayer Leverkusenon Saturday. A fixture in the Bundesliga since 1997, Wolfsburg is now four points adrift of any chance of safety.

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The bottom two teams, Wolfsburg and Heidenheim, are relegated directly to the second division. The team in 16th, currently St. Pauli, goes into a two-leg playoff against the third-place team from the second tier.

Union stays 10th.

Cologne is 15th and faces Eintracht Frankfurt later Sunday.

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Final Four: Yaxel Lendeborg vows to play vs. UConn after finishing win over Arizona with MCL, ankle injuries — 'I'm gonna play unless I can't walk'

Michigan All-American Yaxel Lendeborg returned toSaturday's Final Four win over Arizonaafter suffering knee and ankle injuries and vowed after the game to play in Monday's NCAA title game against UConn.

Lendeborg confirmed postgame that he sprained his left MCL and injured his ankle on a fall in the first half. He missed most of the first half, but returned to play briefly in the second half of Michigan's runaway win.

He hit two 3s in the opening minutes of the second half to help Michigan extend its lead as theWolverines cruised to a 91-73 victory.

Lendeborg left the court with 13:32 remaining and Michigan holding a 66-45 lead. He briefly returned later in the half, but finished the game on the bench with a wrap around his knee as Michigan was comfortably in control.

Lendeborg finished with 11 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal in 14 minutes while shooting 3 of 4 from the floor. The attention now turns to his health and availability for Monday's championship game against UConn,which beat Illinois in Saturday's first Final Four game.

Lendeborg: 'I'm gonna play unless I can't walk'

Lendeborg told TNT after the game that he's confident he'll play Monday night.

"Coach said at worst, like MCL sprain," Lendeborg said. " And obviously, I rolled my ankle. I'm gonna push through. There's no way I'm missing the game on Monday night, no matter what goes on.

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"I'm gonna play unless I can't walk at all."

Lendeborg maintained a noticeable limp as he walked of the court following Michigan's win.

Lendeborg in pain after scary fall

Lendeborg left the game with his injuries as Michigan held a 28-14 lead with 8:41 remaining in the first half. He rolled his left ankle after stepping on the foot of Arizona's Motiejus Krivas on a drive to the basket.

He was in obvious pain as he stood up from his fall. He was fouled on the play and was able to shoot free throws before limping off the court to the Michigan locker room.

Lendeborg was able to briefly return to the Michigan bench before the end of the half, but again limped off the court before halftime. He didn't return until the second half.

Arizona reeled off seven straight points after he left the game to cut Michigan's lead to 28-21. But Michigan withstood the run and went into halftime with a 48-32 lead. The Wolverines dominated the second half despite the limitations of their best player.

Lendeborg is critical to Michigan's hopes of beating UConn in Monday's title game. A senior forward, Lendeborg has averaged 15.2 points, 7 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.3 blocks and 1.2 steals this season while shooting 52% from the field and 37.2% from 3.

He's a consensus first-team All-American and was named Big Ten Player of the Year while leading Michigan to a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament. He's been Michigan's most valuable player while leading the Wolverines in a dominant NCAA tournament run to the Final Four and, now, to the title game.

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Final Four 2026: Michigan opens as big favorite over UConn in men's college basketball title game

The Michigan Wolverines were dominant in animpressive 91-73 victory over the Arizona Wildcatson Saturday night in the Final Four in Indianapolis.

Michigan closed as a 1.5-point underdog atBetMGM(pick 'em or -1 at some other books) against Arizona — the first time the Wolverines had been an underdog since they were 2.5-point 'dogs on Nov. 26 against Gonzaga. Michigan won that game 101-61.

The Wolverines will take on Dan Hurley's UConn Huskies on Monday night, and Michigan opened as a 7.5-point favorite at BetMGM with a total of 145.5.

UConn (+1.5) led for most of the game against No. 3 Illinois in the first Final Four game on Saturday and ended up winning 71-62 — the 18th win (and cover) in the Huskies' last 19 NCAA tournament games.

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The Huskies have won all six national championship games they've appeared in (1999, 2004, 2011, 2014, 2023, 2024) and covered the spread in every game. This will be the third time UConn has been an underdog in the title game.

Sportsbooks would prefer a Michigan victory on Monday night in the futures pool, as many books shortened the Wolverines' odds significantly after their showing in Las Vegas in November so significant liability didn't build up.

There is certainly one bettor hoping for a Huskies victory, as a bettor at DraftKingswould win $1 millionif Hurley & Co. win their third championship in four seasons. That bettor wagered $77,000 on UConn at 13-1 odds to win the national championship, a wager that would win $1,001,000.

The national championship game is at 8:50 p.m. ET on Monday on HBO and TBS.

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King Charles and Queen Camilla Lead Royals at Easter as Ex-Prince Andrew’s Family Stays Away

King Charles and Queen Camilla were among the royals who attended this year's Easter church outing

NEED TO KNOW

• Members of the British royal family traditionally attend church on the holiday

• On Thursday, King Charles also marked Easter with the annual distribution of Maundy Money

King CharlesandQueen Camillaare spending Easter in a traditional way.

The King, 77, and Queen, 78, joined the family at the Easter Mattins church service at St. George's Chapel, located in Windsor Castle, on Sunday, April 5.

Other royals in attendance includedKate MiddletonandPrince Williamwith their three children —Prince George, 12,Princess Charlotte, 10, andPrince Louis, 7, — as well asPrincess Anne, joined by her husbandSir Timothy Laurence, whilePrince Edwardattended with hisson James, Earl of Wessex.

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Not in attendance were the formerPrince Andrewand his ex-wife,Sarah Ferguson, whojoined the royal family for their Easter church outingin 2025. Though Andrew stepped back from royal duties in 2019 amid fallout over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, he had continued to appear at key family gatherings, including funerals and holidays.

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That changed as fresh scrutiny mounted last year, prompting King Charles to strip his younger brother of his royal titles in October 2025. Andrew was also forced to leave his longtime home at Royal Lodge. He wasarrested in Februaryon suspicion of misconduct in public office and released after 11 hours in custody. The investigation remains ongoing.

Andrew and Sarah's two daughters,Princess BeatriceandPrincess Eugenie, also skipped the event despite attending Christmas with the royal family in December. It was revealed earlier this week that Beatrice, 37, and Eugenie, 36, hadmade alternative plans for the holiday this yearwith the agreement and understanding of their uncle, King Charles.

King Charles and Queen Camilla started their Easter celebrations on Thursday by taking part in the Royal Maundy Service, where they distributed gifts of "Maundy Money" in a tradition thatdates backto 600 A.D.

The special coins recognize those over the age of 70 for outstanding service to their communities, and the number of recipients matches the age of the monarch. This year, 77 men and 77 women received the gift to thank them for their community contributions.

This year's Royal Maundy Service took place at St. Asaph Cathedral in Wales, the U.K.'s smallest ancient cathedral, marking the first time the event has been held in Wales since 1982 and only the second time in its history.

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