BREAKING🚨 Kristi Noem signed divorce papers one week after a tabloid published photos of her husband in fake breasts, while she publicly asked for 'privacy and prayers.' Court records in South Dakota show that attorneys for Kristi Noem had signed the complaint ending her 34-year marriage to Bryon Noem on April 6, citing irreconcilable differences. She just filed for divorce this week, on Monday, and it was just revealed to the public. One week before she signed the divorce papers, a British tabloid published photos of Bryon Noem, a longtime insurance agent and South Dakota's first-ever first gentleman, wearing fake breasts, along with claims he had exchanged hundreds of messages with adult performers online. Kristi Noem's spokesperson said at the time that she was "devastated," that the "family was blindsided by this," and that they were asking for "privacy and prayers at the time." In July, her 77-year-old mother, Corinne Arnold, told that same tabloid her marriage was finished. "It has been difficult, but we knew this was coming, that they were going to get divorced," Arnold said. The signed paperwork had been sitting there since spring. Trump fired her as Homeland Security secretary on March 5, five weeks before that complaint was signed, after Operation Metro Surge, the immigration crackdown in Minneapolis where federal agents shot and killed two U.S. citizens, Renée Good and Alex Pretti. Noem called both of them domestic terrorists before any investigation was complete. Bystander video contradicted her. Pretti was shot after officers took his legal, holstered firearm. Under oath in front of the Senate days before her firing, she refused to retract the label. Republican senators Thom Tillis and Lisa Murkowski had both called for her to go. Lawmakers also pressed her on a $220 million taxpayer-funded ad campaign starring herself, which Trump then told reporters he never approved.
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This historic 1902 portrait shows the dope af- Sir Baba Khem Singh Bedi seated alongside an attendant, photographed by the prestigious Lafayette Studio in London during his visit to Britain for the Coronation of King Edward VII. Baba Khem Singh Bedi was a 13th-generation direct descendant of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji and became one of the prominent Sikh figures of the 19th century. Learn Punjabi He was closely involved in the beginnings of the Singh Sabha movement, helping establish the Sri Guru Singh Sabha in Amritsar in 1873. The wider movement emerged during a period of major religious and social change in Punjab and sought to strengthen Sikh religious life, education and literature. Learn Punjabi One of Baba Khem Singh Bedi's most significant contributions was education. Historical accounts credit him with helping establish at least 50 schools for boys and girls across Punjab, with particular efforts to expand education among Sikh communities and women. He also donated substantial sums to educational and charitable causes, including money towards establishing a college in Rawalpindi. Learn Punjabi In 1902, he travelled to Britain as one of Punjab's representatives connected with the Coronation of King Edward VII the visit during which this extraordinary portrait was produced. More than a century later, the photograph captures a man who stood at the centre of an important period of change in Sikh history from the growth of Sikh education to the early Singh Sabha movement
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