Lenny Kravitz addresses grim Learjet rumor, King Charles visibly annoyed in rainstorm | Headlines

After Britney Spears declared she will find a new family, an insider exclusively tells us how Jamie Lynn Spears is reacting to the news. That story and more in today's Page Six headlines. In a searing Instagram post on November 1st, the toxic singer blasted her younger sister, father, and ex-husband, claiming they all made her feel like a slave. However, an insider told Page Six that Jamie Lynn and her husband, Jamie Watson, aren't really concerned about the post, mostly because it doesn't ring true for them. The source refuted Britney's claim that she wasn't allowed to hold her sister's now 8-year-old daughter during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying Britney held Ivy and Ivy loves her. Britney previously accused Jamie Lynn of capitalizing off her conservatorship by releasing the 2022 memoir, Things I Should Have Said. Next, Lenny Kravitz is addressing the grim rumors that he was a passenger on the doomed Learjet crash in Florida. Carlene Donovan, a rep for the 62-year-old rocker, told Boca News Now, The false story swirled after a different female pilot, Emily Shelton, had posted on Facebook about Kravitz flying on her plane on a similar route. Shelton wrote that she was honored to be flying the one and only Lenny Kravitz, adding, It ain't over till it's over is gonna be playing in the cockpit. Over the weekend, a Bahamas-bound Learjet crashed into a Florida mobile home park, killing all nine people on board. And finally, King Charles III struggled to hide his annoyance as he and Queen Camilla were caught in a rainstorm in Antigua. During their royal tour of the Caribbean, the King and Queen celebrated the 45th anniversary of Antigua and Barbuda's independence at a parade. When a torrential downpour suddenly hammered down on the couple and Camilla was quickly given an umbrella. However, in viral footage, Charles could be seen looking around for help and appeared visibly annoyed in the rain. The UK monarch who went public with his cancer diagnosis in 2024 was eventually given an umbrella of his own. For more of today's biggest stories, head to page6.com.