Who is Olivia Ponton? All you need to know about Sports Illustrated swimsuit model who called cops for Joe Burrow READ MORE: Joe Burrow's $7.5m Cincinnati mansion broken into during game By JAKE NISSE and OLIVER SALT Published: 23:16, 10 December 2024 | Updated: 23:42, 10 December 2024 e-mail View comments When Joe Burrow's Cincinnati mansion was burgled on Monday night, it was model Olivia Ponton - and not his long-term girlfriend Olivia Holzmacher - who reported the break-in. According to TMZ Sports , Ponton called police after the break-in at around 8:14pm on Monday, while Burrow was many miles away in Dallas playing the Cowboys. Documents from the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office claim Ponton is 'employed by Mr. Burrow,' though it's unclear why she was at his home. Neither she nor Burrow have publicly commented regarding the situation yet, while it's also unclear if the quarterback and Holzmacher are still together. Nonetheless, there is plenty of public information out there regarding Ponton, who boasts 7.6million TikTok followers and has modeled for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. Here's what we know about her. Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was the victim of a break-in while he was in Dallas The woman at the house who placed the call was later identified as model Olivia Ponton Burrow was believed to be with long-time girlfriend Olivia Holzmacher, though it's unclear if they are still together Who is Olivia Ponton? Ponton is a 22-year-old model and social media influencer who has worked with major brands in the fashion industry. Aside from Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, she has also posed for Victoria's Secret, Ralph Lauren, Boss and Tory Burch. After signing with Wilhelmina as a teenager, she is currently with IMG Models - while she's also represented by influencer management company Digital Brand Architects. She initially made her name on social media, as she was part of the 'Hype House' on TikTok after initially going viral on the platform in high school, according to an interview with Flaunt . That fame was parlayed into her becoming a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model in 2022 and 2023. Ponton has also began dipping her toes into the acting world, as she made cameo in the movie 'It Ends with Us' earlier this year, according to Cosmopolitan . Ponton poses backstage for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show During Paraiso Miami Beach on July 16, 2022 Ponton is a popular social media influencer with 7.6million TikTok followers She also shares frequent snaps to her Instagram account, which has nearly 3million followers Where is she from? Ponton hails from Naples, Florida and attended Naples High School, as per her IMDb profile . 'I forget not everyone grows up near the beach, [laughs] so I sometimes can't relate,' she told Flaunt. 'Being so close to something like that is amazing, I'm glad my parents raised me there. It did shape me because I'm travel-oriented.' Ponton would later move to Los Angeles to join 'Hype House' while continuing to grow her modeling career as well. Is she in a relationship? While it's not clear why Ponton was at Burrow's home, the model gave a clue into her relationship status in an interview published on Tuesday. 'I think everyone has a 'revenge era' at some point in their life,' she told Cosmopolitan. 'While I'm not in mine now - I'm very happy and content - about two years ago, I definitely went through that phase.' There don't appear to be any photos of her with a significant other on her Instagram page. Ponton said in an interview published on Tuesday that she was 'very happy and content' She walked the runway for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit two years ago in Miami, Florida What does she post about on social media? Ponton has cultivated a massive audience on TikTok through a blend of fashion and lifestyle content. Read More BREAKING NEWS Salacious twist in suspicious burglary at Joe Burrow's mansion as he dominated Monday Night Football A pinned post which has received 4.6million views shows what she eats in a day while shooting for Victoria's Secret, while she also records 'hauls' of the clothing she receives and 'get ready with me' videos. Ponton will also post workout videos for her followers and overall provides an intimate look at her exciting life. On Instagram, Ponton posts more of her professional modeling pictures and work to her nearly three million followers on the platform. She previously described to Flaunt how she cultivated a large online presence. 'I tell people that I post a lot on my Instagram,' she said. 'I post every single day, it's super important to be engaged with who comments on your photos. Posting a lot and making sure you're talking to people on social media. @iamoliviaponton definitely also had alot of chocolate covered strawberries, champagne, WATER XOXO🎀 ♬ original sound - olivia ponton She appears to be at least a casual sports fan as she attended a Jets game in September Is she a sports fan? Ponton's online presence suggests that - outside of her connection to Burrow - she is at least a casual sports fan. She has posted TikToks of her visiting F1 events - namely the Austin GP in October - while she also seems to be somewhat of a football fan as well. Ponton was seen at the Jets' home loss to the Broncos earlier this season at MetLife Stadium. Furthermore, she also has a background in sports herself, as she competed in track and water skiing in her younger days. Cincinnati Bengals Share or comment on this article: Who is Olivia Ponton? All you need to know about Sports Illustrated swimsuit model who called cops for Joe Burrow e-mail Add commentNASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — Kmani Doughty had 17 points in Indiana State's 83-80 victory against Iona on Saturday. Doughty shot 5 of 9 from the field, including 1 for 4 from 3-point range, and went 6 for 7 from the line for the Sycamores (4-4). Jaden Daughtry added 16 points while going 6 of 9 and 4 of 5 from the free-throw line while they also had six rebounds and three steals. Josiah LeGree shot 5 for 8, including 3 for 5 from beyond the arc to finish with 14 points. The Gaels (2-6) were led by Dejour Reaves, who posted 30 points and three steals. Adam Njie added 21 points, six rebounds, four assists and two steals for Iona. Yaphet Moundi also had 12 points and nine rebounds. LeGree scored 11 points in the first half for Indiana State, who went into halftime tied 45-45 with Iona. Indiana State. Samage Teel scored 10 second-half points. 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IOWA CITY, Iowa — Jahmal Banks let out deep breath that would have been visible a few minutes earlier on the Kinnick Stadium field as the pom-pom atop his red stocking cap bobbed. What’s left? The Nebraska senior receiver hadn’t really considered it yet. His spirits — not to mention body temperature — were too down in the moments after another walk-off loss to Iowa. Regular season over, with this fifth defeat in six games stinging more as the numbness began to wear off. “Get better,” Banks said finally. “Craft. At the end of the day, it’s still football. For the people who are going to be with us, we’ll give everything we have. And just keep going.” The day after the Iowa game has been Blacker Saturday for Nebraska for most of the last decade. It usually marks the end of games and beginning of an offseason of reflection and roster change while other teams play in December and January. These Huskers will be busier. Early signing day moved up even earlier this cycle from mid-December to Wednesday and NU — at 19 known commits into the weekend and potential targets still in the balance — will try to close better than it did in Iowa City. The transfer portal opens Dec. 9 and coach Matt Rhule has said he expects upwards of 50 players to enter as the program begins to trim its roster from 150-plus on the way to next year’s mandated maximum size of 105. Of course, Nebraska will be an active shopper in the free-agent market, too. Unlike the past seven seasons, though, bowl season will also include a Nebraska bowl game. A year ago the matchups for possible bowls the Huskers are contenders for now — including the Music City, Guaranteed Rate, Pinstripe, GameAbove Sports and Duke’s Mayo — were announced the Sunday after conference championship weekend. That gives NU a full week to chew on yet another one-score loss before it has an opponent for which to prepare. While a crowd of Iowa players reveled in boisterous extended postgame interviews, only a few Huskers spoke. Those brief sessions — for just a few minutes each as the team hurried to pack up and return to Lincoln — were more about the future than the painful immediate past. Quarterback Dylan Raiola — like his new offensive coordinator, Dana Holgorsen — said he knew he would take at least a day or two off. “I’m not really sure what’s going to happen next, what bowl we’re going to or what’s going on,” the freshman said. “We’ll figure that out soon.” Senior defensive lineman Ty Robinson wore a straight face as he considered that his sixth and final college season would last longer than any of the others. Even with a likely NFL future coming, don’t count him as part of the modern trend of postseason opt-outs “Come back on Monday,” Robinson said. “It’s new for me so I don’t really know what to expect. I’m excited to be a part of it, though. I love this program. I love that I get to be able to practice and play football for the next few weeks and get to go to a bowl game.” Rhule — as angry as he was upset late Friday — said the Iowa result should “probably bother people” for a while. It should fester with younger players who will be back in red inside Kinnick Stadium in 2026. At some point, he said, Nebraska needs to finish. Chasing three points was the program’s season-long motto and ultimately the Hawkeyes were the ones who caught the triple. “It’s just where we’re at, you know what I mean?” Rhule said. “As dumb as that sounds, we have to get better. Have to get better.” Nebraska has objectively improved in areas from the beginning of the year. The defense was dominant save for one disastrous sequence on the 72-yard touchdown that began with a swing pass to Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson and included five missed tackles. The offense under Holgorsen moved and controlled the ball. But the shortcomings were on display, too. The Huskers forced no takeaways for a second time in November. Too many potential big plays on offense went unmade or unseen. Special teams featured another catastrophic moment on the muffed punt and a series of lesser miscues that consistently tilted field position toward the Hawkeyes. Friday wasn’t the season finale this time. Even it felt like it in the cold. “Losing this game doesn’t do justice to see all the success and the strides we’ve made as a team,” Raiola said. “But that’s what it is right now.” Get local news delivered to your inbox!The recent actions and comments by the government, touching on aspects of the war being waged against Israel and in support of the General Assembly Second Committee proposed resolution on the “permanent sovereignty” of the Palestinian people, have become a disturbing and insupportable trend. It was inexcusable to have misrepresented the report from Air Chief Marshall Mark Binskin AC (ret’d) that the IDF had intentionally targeted WCK personnel. It is unconscionable and does great damage to the credibility of the laws of armed conflict to make false assertions about the legality of Israel’s efforts to defend itself against a multi-pronged, large-scale war of annihilation. It is important to note these key extracted comments by Binskin: “Based on the information available to me, it is my assessment that the IDF strike on the WCK aid workers was not knowingly or deliberately directed against the WCK. “(T)he IDF’s view of the material issues in respect of targeting law relevant to this incident – particularly precautions in attack, including identification criteria and classification of people in terms of liability to lethal targeting – are the same as the Australian Defence Force (ADF) would likewise be concerned with in such a situation. Similarly, the IDF’s view of the role of Rules of Engagement and Standard Operating Procedures in respect of where delegations to engage are held, also appears similar to that of the ADF. The IDF’s view on which targeting rules and control mechanisms are relevant and applicable to this incident is similar to what Australia’s would be in a like situation.” Binskin in fact referred, as an example, to the Kunduz MSF Hospital incident in Afghanistan on 3 Oct 2015 when the hospital was destroyed and 42 people killed, as an example of unintentional operational mistakes and how they are dealt with. Then there is the statement to the UN on 28 September where Foreign Minister Penny Wong made assertions giving the impression that Israel was deliberately targeting aid workers, that all casualties in Gaza were civilians, accepting Hamas statistics unequivocally, that the civilian casualties were violations of International Humanitarian Law, that Israel was not complying with ICJ orders to enable the provision of basic services and humanitarian assistance. All of this is both legally wrong and factually flawed. It is appalling that this latest draft resolution has been supported, which we now learn was contrary to advice from our UN mission, took allies Canada and the US by surprise and was not cleared by Cabinet. Had this been a statement supporting the goal of Palestinian statehood and encouraging a return to the negotiating table, that would have been understandable. The resolution doesn’t do this. It is effectively rewarding terrorism and aggression. The content is a rambling set of half-truths and distortions. It feeds the “Big Lie” that the reason there is no Palestinian State is all because of Israel, neglecting the myriad of opportunities since 1937 whereby this could already have been achieved, but for the rejection and obstinacy of Palestinian and neighbouring state leadership. This also draws us to the question of the steady corrosion of the UN. The institution, and several of its mechanisms and agencies are losing ground because it reflects the lack of liberal democratic members. The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance notes that over the last five years 47 per cent of countries have experienced a decline in key democratic indicators. In a detailed study by the Department of Political Science at the University of Gothenburg it was found that of 61 countries holding elections in 2023, 31 were witnessing a decline in democracy and 71 per cent of the global population (5.7 billion people) live in autocracies. Only 13 per cent live in liberal democracies. UNRWA reflects how the malaise plays out. In addition to the direct role of UNRWA staff in Hamas and committing acts of terror, in a European Parliament (EP) statement, adopted on 11 April 2024 they highlighted the role UNRWA teaching materials, had played a role in radicalising Gazans prior to the October 7 onslaught. The EP reaffirmed “in the context of the despicable terrorist attacks carried out by Hamas on 7 October 2023, that education to hatred [has] direct and dramatic consequences on the security of Israelis as well as on the perspectives of a better future for young Palestinians”. And yet the Australian government, unlike Switzerland, has resumed funding for UNRWA, claiming there is no alternative despite the presence of availability of the WFP, UNHCR and NGOs. The role of oppressive regimes such as Iran, who hold human rights in contempt but nevertheless are permitted to fill positions on the UN Human Rights Council and escape the systematic obsession Israel faces, is notorious. Unfortunately the International Criminal Court (ICC) has joined this pantheon of perversion in issuing arrest warrants for Israeli politicians, which are patently flawed as a matter of substance and which also defy the ICC’s jurisdictional “complementarity” test. The effect of this test relates to the fact that Israel has a functional and reputable justice system that is duly investigating any matters arising from the current war, thereby automatically precluding action by the ICC. To compound all this the Australian government has further tarnished its efforts to promote social cohesion and defend democracy by refusing to issue a visa to former Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, who was due to be here for a short visit for a strategic dialogue conference. This is totally unjustified and seems to only be based on her position that the two state solution is no longer the best way forward. There are some on both sides of the divide who advocate this and I disagree with it, but the point is there is nothing in what she says that would justify denying her coming her to engage in open dialogue. All the government is achieving with this decision is to embolden the violent activists even more in the wake of the latest antisemitic incidents in Sydney to believe their tactics are working, and that even greater escalation will achieve greater results. Our government must make a stand if we are to save the UN as a meaningful organisation, defend free speech and strengthen our democracy. It should vote against the UNGA resolution, make a seperate statement reaffirming Australia’s commitment to a negotiated two state outcome, urge Iran and its proxies to cease their war of aggression, call on the world to work together on delivering security for Israel and the reconstruction effort needed to bring relief and a peace dividend to the Palestinian people. It should also support the US condemnation of the ICC action and allow the Ayelet Shaked visit to proceed.The boss of the company behind biscuit giants McVitie’s, Jacobs and Carr’s has warned that the UK has become a less attractive place to invest. Speaking at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI)’s annual conference on Monday , Salman Amin, the chief executive of Pladis, the firm behind the iconic brands, warned that Britain has become less attractive as a place to do business. He said: “Historically we’ve been super bullish on the UK. In fact, by far, the greatest investment across all of our countries over the last decade or so has come to the UK ... so we’ve been a very major investor in the UK.” But he cautioned: “We would like to continue to be a major investor going forward. It’s becoming harder to understand what the case for investment is.” Amin was the latest business voice to weigh in on concerns following Labour’s first Budget and its effect on Britain’s economy. While CBI director general Rain Newton-Smith warned tax hikes in the fiscal statement had made it harder for businesses to “take a chance” on hiring people , as the government prepares to announce big welfare reforms that aim to “get Britain working”. Writing in today’s City AM, Amin said: “Growth will only come when business and government fly in formation. By that I mean business and government need to deeply understand one another. “It is only by trusting and truly understanding each other’s perspectives that we will deliver a genuinely inclusive industrial strategy.” Chancellor Rachel Reeves used an appearance at the CBI conference to defend her government’s approach to business following a backlash against measures unveiled at last month’s Budget. Asked during a fireside chat with the Scottish Power boss Kevin Anderson whether she would “rethink any of the measures that you’ve announced”, Reeves insisted: “We’ve made our decisions.” She said: “It’s really important that the sums add up, and I’m determined to be the Chancellor that puts our public finances on a firm footing after all the instability that we’ve faced these last few years. “We’ve made our decisions. I’ve had lots of feedback on the budget, but what I haven’t heard is any credible alternatives to what I did to put our public finances on that firm footing.” Reeves also insisted she would not be coming back to the despatch box to announce plans for more borrowing or further tax rises. Asked if she could confirm there would be no more big tax rises on businesses, she said: “We have now drawn a line under the fiction peddled by the previous government. “We’ve put our public finances back on a firm footing, and we’ve now set the budgets for public services for the duration of this Parliament. “Public services now need to live within their means because I’m really clear, I’m not coming back with more borrowing or more taxes.” But Rupert Soames, CBI chairman, said despite some “helpful” measures such as the corporate tax roadmap, businesses have been “milked as the cash cow” in Labour’s Budget. Soames also highlighted the government’s plans to get people back into work, which he argued were “directly in conflict” with a Budget which makes hiring people “much more expensive” and the planned employment rights package which he said made taking on new hires “much more risky”. He continued: “It’s hardly surprising that business people are scratching their heads and asking themselves: ‘What really is the government trying to achieve, and how do these policies hang together?’” Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride commented: “Rachel Reeves has some gall to stand in front of business leaders and suggest that she is on their side. “Labour’s national insurance jobs tax will punish businesses across the country – making it harder for them to create jobs, driving down wages and discouraging investment. “Thanks to Labour’s choices, independent forecasts are predicting growth slowing, inflation rising and borrowing soaring. It is clear all she has delivered so far is a litany of broken promises.”None
To protect the and tranquillity of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), the temple authorities announced a ban on political and hate speeches on Saturday, November 29. In a statement, the TTD’s CPRO read, “In the sacred Tirumala divine temple, which always reverberates with Govinda Namas, in the recent times, some people and political leaders after the darshan in Tirumala temple, are making political and hate statements before the media in front of the temple, disturbing spiritual atmosphere in Tirumala.” Legal action will be taken against the violators. (This is a breaking story. More details awaited)Analysis: Week 12 full of sloppy play, especially on special teamsReady to make all your athleisure dreams come true? Cyber Monday specials have arrived, and they are good. Today only, shoppers can snag best sellers like , and . And that's not all; more than 750 great finds are up for grabs that will take your wardrobe to the next level. 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