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Fatima Bhutto recounts growing up in a famous Pakistani political family, detailing how she endured secrecy around coercive control and later found the strength to break free, reflecting on trauma, resilience, and healing in an intimate podcast interview.
Keir Johnston, the man behind the viral blue-black or gold-white dress illusion in 2015, has been charged with attempting to murder his wife. He is accused of an 11-year campaign of domestic violence and coercive control, culminating in an incident last March where he allegedly pinned her to the ground and compressed her neck. Keir denies all allegations, including assaulting his wife and brandishing a knife. The couple gained fame during the dress debate and appeared on the "Ellen DeGeneres Show." The case will proceed to trial in 2024.
Keir Johnston, the man whose mother-in-law's dress went viral due to its color controversy, has been charged with the attempted murder of his wife. Johnston is accused of conducting a long campaign of domestic violence and coercive control, including assaulting his wife, threatening her, and attempting to strangle her. He denies all charges, and the case has been continued for a further preliminary hearing before a trial in 2024. The dress, nicknamed "The Dress That Broke the Internet," gained fame after it sparked a debate over its colors.