Fresh off her role as Queen in the North Sansa Stark, Sophie Turner is now taking on a new title: Queen of the Birthday Bash. This week Turner has pulled out some adorable stops for her husband, Joe Jonas, to ring in his 30th birthday.

Sophie Turner’s first show of PDBA (public display of birthday affection) was shared with thousands of the couple’s fans. On Thursday night, Turner surprised Jonas onstage during the Washington, D.C., stop on his Happiness Begins tour. Flanked by the remaining two thirds of the Jonas Brothers trio and Kevin Jonas’s wife, Danielle Jonas, Turner presented a confetti birthday cake with a single candle. The entire crowd joined in a sing-along of “Happy Birthday,” then Turner and her husband shared a quick kiss before the show went on.

Naturally, Jonas shared the entire video for fans on social media.

As if a rousing rendition of “Happy Birthday” sung by an entire stadium wasn’t enough, Turner kept the celebrations going in New York City on Friday. Their second outing was much more low-key, set at a quiet birthday lunch in New York City.

But Turner, who also had the bachelorette party of the century before marrying Joe Jonas, wouldn’t let their café date be a routine outing (even if it was just lunch). The couple was seen leaving the restaurant Sarabeth’s in flashy party attire—that is, neon coordinating party hats.

Joining the royal family has required that Meghan Markle participate in all sorts of royal traditions, from appearing with everyone at the annual Trooping the Colour to the family stroll after the Christmas church service. But her love of animals has led her to reportedly skip an annual grouse hunt that’s been hosted by the Queen each holiday season for decades. Now, reports indicate that the one tradition she avoids is canceled altogether this year.

The Daily Mail reported that the annual grouse hunt hosted on the 50,000 acre Balmoral Castle estate has been delted from the calendar. “There probably will be no grouse shooting on Balmoral this season,” an estate source told the publication. “It’s very disappointing.”

The cancellation didn’t come about through activism on Markle’s part. A severe winter storm earlier in the year gave rise to an infestation of heather beetles, according to Vanity Fair, which are a threat to the grouse population. Plus, the birds aren’t breeding enough to support the huge hunt that was expected at the end of the year.

In the past, the traditional grouse hunt has been a rumored point of conflict for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Early in their relationship, tabloid reports suggested that Markle forbid Prince Harry from participating in the annual hunt in 2017. One source said that the hunt “was always going to be a tricky issue. Meghan is a keen animal rights campaigner and doesn’t like hunting in any form. Harry loves it and has always been out there on Boxing Day. But if it means breaking with long-standing royal traditions to avoid upsetting her, so be it. It’s fair to say that there are some pretty stunned faces around here.”

The following year, Prince Harry reportedly sat out of a late summer grouse hunt hosted at Balmoral in September. Then in December, Markle joined Prince Harry for the Boxing Day grouse hunt—putting rumors that she banned him from the practice to rest. “Reports that Meghan had ‘banned’ Harry from taking part or was opposed because she is a vegan are completely inaccurate and far off the mark,” a royal source told Elle last year. “She hasn’t banned him from anything.”

The hunt’s cancellation won’t keep Meghan Markle and Prince Harry from visiting the property altogether. They’re reportedly expected to visit Balmoral Castle later this summer.

Halie LeSavage is a contributing writer at Glamour. Follow her @halielesavage.

What if we told you that somewhere out there, there was list of more than 400 beauty products—including Tarte, Heribvore, Dr. Dennis Gross, and R+Co—and that a huge majority of them are up to 25% off. Well, great news, because that’s precisely the case with Dermstore’s Anniversary Sale. To get an idea of exactly what’s worth adding to cart during the e-tailer’s massive sale, our beauty team pored over the options to narrow down the frankly absurd number of choices. The sale is running from now through August 25; just use the magic word CELEBRATE at checkout to get in on deals. Here’s what to start with.

The summer’s most talked-about coupling is, without a doubt, Gigi Hadid and Bachelorette star Tyler Cameron. But don’t confuse coupling with couple: The two aren’t officially anything yet, according to multiple reports—they’re just hanging out. “Although Gigi and Tyler are spending more and more time together, they are still casually dating,” a source told Entertainment Tonight. “The two are enjoying building a friendship first, going on dates and having fun. Nothing more than that right now.”

Hadid and Cameron’s origin story is quite interesting. If you’ll recall, Cameron was Hannah Brown’s first runner-up on this season of The Bachelorette, but after things went awry with the man she actually picked, fans were hoping for the two of them to get together. And they did—sort of—for one night in Los Angeles earlier this month. Days later, though, Cameron was spotted in New York City seemingly on a date with Hadid. A media frenzy quickly ensued.

Hadid and Cameron have gone out a few times since that initial date, and they’re showing no signs of slowing down. To help you keep up, we’re starting a running tab on all of their outings. Read it for yourself, below, and check back here often for new information.

August 4: A date at the Soho/Dumbo House. This is where it all began. Hadid and Cameron were first spotted together hanging out at this exclusive social club in Brooklyn. Fans, naturally, went wild.

August 5: Bowling in New York City. A more casual second date. For this outing, Hadid and Cameron were joined by friends. According to People, the group bowled for a few hours before leaving to do some karaoke.

When I turned 40, I felt confident and physically and emotionally strong. Insecurities from my 20s and 30s disappeared. And I still wasn’t looking to get hitched at all, but the funny thing is, I observed that having that attitude made me more attractive to men. I kind of felt like a guy for the first time, having fun, but not wanting to commit to anyone.

Guys asked me, ‘Do you want to have a family? Do you want to have kids?’ And my answer was always, ‘Well when? When is that going to fit into my schedule if I’m auditioning, or if I’m filming?’ And if that’s what you want, that’s fantastic. But I didn’t. This one life is not cookie-cutter for anybody.

I never wanted kids. But I also love children. I love their energy, and I’m pretty sure they love me. But I knew that I didn’t want them. Growing up with a single mother who worked a lot, I knew that if I were to have children, I would have to shift things about myself. And I wasn’t ready to do that.

Of course, people like to challenge you when you go against the so-called norm. When they did, I’d say, ‘I’ll get back to you when I get back from this job I’m about to go do.’ Also, know that you don’t have to come up with some excuse or wall of protection like it’s part of the master plan. A lot of people unknowingly project their own insecurities onto you because they have nothing better to talk about. In fact, a man once said to me that having a child is the most important thing for a woman. I thought I was being punked. I was like, ‘Don’t project your non-ovary brain onto me!’ At the end of the day, it’s between you and the universe, or you and God, or you and whoever. Trust where you are, and what you know is right for you.

I was 44 when I met my now-husband, David. I was living in L.A. and he was based outside of New York. And never in a million years did I think I’d meet someone who had a high-schooler at home. But even though I didn’t want kids of my own, I love his kids. They are like my bonus children, and we have the best time together.

David and I emailed and talked on the phone for three weeks until we finally met. And even after we did meet, we were still long-distance for three years. What really got me was when David one day said the opposite of what I was afraid of. As things got more serious, I said, ‘If you think I’m going to move to Connecticut and become a housewife in the suburbs, you got another thing coming. You’re not going to clip my wings!’ He looked at me, put his car keys on the kitchen counter and said, ‘I’m not clipping anyone’s wings. Just let me know what train station you’ll leave my car at.’ I never thought someone could be so supportive until I met David.

He makes me feel like everything’s an accomplishment. When we met 12 years ago, I told him about an audition I had and he said, ‘Congratulations, Daphne!’ I was like, ‘Uh, you know that means I didn’t necessarily get the job?’ And he said, ‘Yeah, but not everyone gets auditions, so congratulations!’ That made me feel a positive as opposed to a negative. He’s never tried to change me. He’ll often say, ‘I love that you’re investing in yourself because you’re so good at directing.’ It’s things like that that remind me of what a supportive relationship is.