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Taylor A family’s Christmas portrait is going viral — for the wrong reasons. In a , mother and nursing student Taylor, who goes by on social media, reacted to her 5-year-old son Trü going viral after his dad and stepmother didn’t get him matching pajamas for their family holiday photos. Taylor recalled sharing the professional photos on Facebook and being shocked to see her son in last year’s pajamas while his dad, stepmother and their two children were all wearing matching pajama sets. Taylor "I sent those from home," Taylor said of Trü's pajamas in the video. "They are something to sleep in, not take professional photos in. My son could have [at] least got a fresh new set of pajamas." The photos have since gone viral, amassing more than 59 million views on a . One family portrait shows four of the family members posing by a tree in festive green pajamas while Trü is wearing a black set with the words "Christmas Crew" on the top. Related: "My whole problem with this whole situation is that my son did not match everybody else, and I feel like the pictures were already booked on dad's free weekend," Taylor said in a . "Dad was already not supposed to have my kid. My kid was never supposed to be there. Therefore, my kid was never part of the plan. I feel like dad should have just left my son at home with me, and all of this would have been avoided." Taylor added that she doesn’t blame her son's stepmother. "The blame was never on the girlfriend," she explained. "I never pointed a finger at her, but once my post started getting a lot of views and stuff, that's when she made her post, and she felt like I was attacking her, but I never attacked her. The internet blamed her. Let's just get that straight." The proud mom continued, "I've always blamed dad from jump." Now, Taylor exclusively tells PEOPLE that she found out about the photos on Christmas Day when her ex sent them via text after they were taken on Dec. 21. When she asked her son how he felt about not matching with his family, he said, "Not good," Taylor recalls. Taylor Taylor was adamant not to let the photo mishap spoil the holiday for her son. She surprised him with matching pajamas and festive activities including watching movies and drinking hot chocolate. Related: "He really enjoyed his Christmas," she tells PEOPLE. The stepmother, Riya Lee, shared the family photos on on Dec. 25 and was promptly accused of excluding Trü. She denied the allegations in a later , saying she "very much didn’t leave him out" of the photo shoot. Lee also claimed the boy’s father "couldn’t find" any matching pajamas for the boy and the rest of the family had already arranged theirs. She claimed she was not comfortable with Trü not matching the rest of the family but said "it was too late because our shoot was literally mins away." Lee also said she didn't know Trü was going to be participating in the photo shoot. Read the original article onfishing hook knot 。

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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The New York Giants snapped a franchise-record 10-game losing streak and ended the Indianapolis Colts' slim playoff hopes Sunday as Drew Lock threw four touchdown passes and ran for another in a 45-33 victory. New York earned its first home win of the season and it no longer has control of the No. 1 overall pick in the draft. Lock sandwiched touchdown passes of 31 and 59 yards to Malik Nabers around TD passes of 32 yards to Darius Slayton and 5 yards to Wan'Dale Robinson in leading the Giants (3-13) to their first win since beating Seattle on Oct. 6. Ihmir Smith-Marsette had a 100-yard return on the second-half kickoff on a day the league's worst offense set a season high for points. Jonathan Taylor scored on runs of 3 and 26 yards for Indianapolis (7-9), while Joe Flacco, subbing for the injured Anthony Richardson, threw touchdown passes of 13 yards to Alec Pierce and 7 yards to Michael Pittman, the last bringing the Colts within 35-33 with 6:38 left in the fourth quarter. Lock, who finished 17 of 23 for 309 yards, iced the game by leading a nine-play, 70-yard drive that he capped with a 5-yard run. The 45 points were the most for New York since putting up 49 in a 52-49 loss to the Saints in 2015. It’s the Giants most in a win since a 45-14 rout against Washington in 2014 and most at home since a 52-27 win against the Saints in 2012. Nabers finished with seven catches for a career-high 171 yards. Flacco was 26 of 38 for 330 yards with two interceptions, the second by rookie Dru Phillips shortly after Lock's TD run. Taylor, who rushed for 218 yards in a win over Tennessee last weekend, finished with 125 yards on 32 carries. Pierce had six catches for 122 yards. Rookies Nabers and running back Tyrone Tracy become the third pair of rookies to have more than 1,000 yards from scrimmage in the same season. The previous duo was running back Reggie Bush and receiver Marques Colston of the Saints in 2006. Injuries Colts: Richardson was inactive with foot and back injuries sustained against Tennessee. Giants: DL Armon Watts (knee) was ruled out in the first half. Up next Colts: Finish the regular season by hosting Jacksonville. Giants: At Philadelphia to face Saquon Barkley and the Eagles. ___ AP NFL coverage: https://apnews.com/hub/NFL Tom Canavan, The Associated PressISTANBUL: Abdullah Ocalan, the jailed leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), is “ready to make a call” to back a new initiative by the Turkish government to end decades of conflict, Turkiye’s pro-Kurd party said Sunday. Two lawmakers from the DEM party made a rare visit to Ocalan on Saturday on his prison island, the first by the party in almost a decade, amid signs of easing tensions between the Turkish government and the PKK. On Friday, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government approved DEM’s request to visit the founder of the PKK, which is designated a terror group by Turkiye and its Western allies. Ocalan has been serving a life sentence on the island of Imrali south of Istanbul since 1999. The government’s approval of the visit comes two months after the head of Turkiye’s nationalist MHP party, Devlet Bahceli, extended Ocalan a shock olive branch, inviting him to parliament to renounce terror and disband his group, a move backed by Erdogan. “I have the competence and determination to make a positive contribution to the new paradigm started by Mr.Bahceli and Mr.Erdogan,” Ocalan said, according to a DEM statement Sunday. Ocalan said the visiting delegation would share his approach with both the state and political circles. “In light of this, I am ready to take the necessary positive steps and make the call.” DEM party co-chair Tuncer Bakirhan lauded Ocalan’s appeal as “historic opportunity to build a common future,” in a message on social media platform X. “We are on the eve of a potential democratic transformation across Turkiye and the region. Now is the time for courage and foresight for an honorable peace,” he said. The PKK has waged an insurgency against the Turkish state since 1984, claiming tens of thousands of lives. A peace process between the PKK and the government collapsed in 2015, unleashing violence especially in the Kurdish-majority southeast. The new initiative launched in October by Bahceli, who has been fiercely hostile to the PKK, sparked a public debate, with Erdogan hailing it as a “historic window of opportunity.” But a deadly terror attack in October on a Turkish defense company in the capital Ankara, for which PKK militants claimed responsibility, put those hopes on hold. Turkiye launched strikes on Kurdish militants in Iraq and Syria after the attack, which killed five people. “Re-strengthening the Turkish-Kurdish brotherhood is not only a historical responsibility but also... an urgency for all peoples,” Ocalan said, according to the DEM statement. He said all the efforts would “take the country to the level it deserves” and become a “very valuable guide for a democratic transformation.” “It’s time for peace, democracy and brotherhood in Turkiye and the region.” The new outreach by both sides comes as Islamist rebels consolidate their control in neighboring Syria after toppling its strongman president Bashar Assad. Turkiye hopes Syria’s new leaders will address the issue of Kurdish forces in the country, which Ankara sees as a terror group affiliated to the PKK. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan told his US counterpart Antony Blinken in a phone call on Saturday that Kurdish fighters “cannot be allowed to take shelter in Syria,” according to the ministry spokesman. According to the DEM statement, Ocalan said developments in Syria had shown that outside interference would only complicate the problem, and a solution could no longer be postponed.

Madhya Pradesh Political Punch: Left Red-Faced, Boxing Match, Fight For Top Job & MoreWe just got an interesting update about young Montreal Canadiens goalie Jacob Fowler. As Cayden Primeau struggles in the NHL with the Canadiens, all eyes are turning to Fowler. A game with the Canadiens this season for Jacob Fowler? Here's an excerpt from a fascinating discussion on BPM Sports between Martin Lemay and Mathias Brunet regarding the young netminder. "Most likely, it's Laval next year." - Mathias Brunet "He would leave college right away." - Martin Lemay "I imagine the Canadiens will do everything to make that happen. He's already done two years. I think it's time. They might give him a game at the end of the season." - Mathias Brunet "The Canadiens did it with Lindgren in Carolina." - Martin Lemay They also mentioned that, for players aiming at the NHL and the pro ranks, two years of college hockey is typically the benchmark. Given that Fowler has already completed two years, we could realistically see him sign a contract by the end of the season, much like Lane Hutson did last year. It's a situation that also occurred with goalie Devon Levi of the Buffalo Sabres. Jacob himself confirmed earlier this week that he plans to sign with the Canadiens organization , so the wait shouldn't be long! If it were up to you, what would you do with Fowler? This article first appeared on Habs Fanatics and was syndicated with permission.