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Considering clarifications and permissions

I need to ask a clarifying question and give a cautious summary since I want to avoid misinformation. My knowledge cutoff is actually October 2024, and the current date is December 29, 2025, which is beyond that. So, I can't claim to have up-to-date facts. I could offer to check live sources if allowed. For news, it might be better to ask for permission before running any terminal commands. Since we're in an enabled network environment for running such commands, I'll keep that in mind.Considering user guidance requests

I think I should ask the user if they want me to check for more details. They shared a headline but didn't ask a direct question. It seems like they want confirmation and context. I could respond concisely by saying I can't verify without checking and ask if they’d like me to do that. It might also help to mention that this looks like a tabloid report, and some social media actions can be temporary. I could propose steps for checking Instagram follow lists or reputable outlets and offer to run a verification.Clarifying verification options

I think I should provide a concise response regarding the claim from The Sun, emphasizing that it's a tabloid, so I need to be cautious about its reliability. Since I can't confirm anything without checking live sources, I could offer to verify by looking into Instagram accounts and credible outlets, then summarize my findings. I should ask for permission to check, or I could simply say, “I can check now; do you want me to confirm and summarize credible reports?” Also, it seems there’s a typo with "贝克尔姆"; it should be "贝克汉姆" (Beckham). Better to correct that gently. I'll produce a concise response in Chinese with these options.