RFK's granddaughter Kyle Kennedy dead at 42, Harry and Meghan's reason for UK move | Headlines

Kyle Kennedy, the granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy, has died at 42. We've got details on her tragic life and death in today's Page Six Headlines. Kyle passed away on September 21st at her home in Westwood, Massachusetts, six years after she suffered a spinal cord injury that resulted in paralysis. The disability advocate is survived by sons Connor, 12, and Declan, 10, whom she shared with former husband Liam Kerr. Their August 2012 wedding made headlines when the bride's then 17-year-old cousin, Connor Kennedy, brought Taylor Swift as his plus one. Kyle was the daughter of Michael Kennedy, who died in a 1997 skiing accident, and Victoria Gifford, who is Kathie Lee Gifford's stepdaughter. The mother of two was also the mom to Josephine, her son Connor's twin sister, who died just days after being born. Next, Christina Applegate revealed on her podcast that she was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosis five years after her diagnosis. This may come as great news, but to me it comes as like I'm back at square one. But it's hard to say that she came into my room and she said, congratulations, you don't have MS. Congratulations. Applegate, who described herself as a poster child for MS, says she still suffers from debilitating symptoms, although the cause is now unknown. The Married With Children star was diagnosed with MS in 2021 and hosts the Messy podcast with Soprano star Jamie Lynn Sigler, who was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease at 20. Applegate's 2026 memoir, You With the Sad Eyes, details her decades in Hollywood and her various health battles, including anorexia and addiction. And finally, Prince Harry is coming clean about his decision to move back to the UK with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their kids. You just moved back to the UK. How come? Opportunities for the family, being able to put the kids in a British school, has meant a lot to me. In a candid interview with GQ's Zach Barron, Harry said he wanted to create opportunities for the family, including putting their kids, Prince Archie 7 and Princess Lilibet 5, in British schools. Harry clarified that he's not criticizing American schools, adding that having two completely different cultural experiences is so important today. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to the UK in August after living in California for six years. For more of today's biggest stories, head to page6.com.