00:00Kim Zolciak and Croy Bierman's 15-year-old son, KJ Bierman, has been arrested on allegations
00:06of aggravated sodomy and aggravated sexual battery. We've got more on the allegations
00:10against KJ and his arrest in today's Page Six headlines. A female classmate accused KJ of
00:16assaulting her in a gym-changing area in Alpharetta, Georgia on April 23rd. According to the police
00:22report, she alleged that KJ forced himself on her in a co-ed sauna, despite her saying no,
00:28and accused him of attempting multiple times to pull down her pants, forcing oral sex,
00:33and digitally penetrating her vagina. She eventually managed to get away and contacted her family,
00:39later undergoing an examination at North Fulton Hospital, which showed no evidence of male DNA.
00:44Police began investigating in May, and KJ was taken into custody on August 17th and is being held
00:50without bond at the Juvenile Court of Fulton County, with a hearing scheduled for September 1st.
00:56Next, Page Six has uncovered heartbreaking new details about Challenge alum Tyler Duckworth's
01:01death at age 44. According to the Grand Forks Police Department, Duckworth's body was found
01:06up against the door of his bathroom in his North Dakota apartment on August 11th. His neighbor
01:12reportedly had difficulty reaching the former reality star before he was discovered after
01:17downstairs neighbors complained that water was coming through their ceiling. Police said Duckworth's
01:22bathtub was overflowing when he was found, and it remains unclear exactly how long his body had
01:27been there, although he had been seen the previous day. Finally, Prince Harry and his co-claimants
01:32have been ordered to pay $11 million after losing their high court case against the Daily Mail's
01:37publisher. The payment is due in the coming week, according to the BBC, after the seven claimants
01:42lost their case against Associated Newspapers Limited last month. Harry is responsible for the payments
01:48alongside Sir Elton John, David Furnish, Sir Simon Hughes, Sadie Frost, Liz Hurley, and Baroness
01:54Doreen Lawrence. The publisher had sought an interim payment while the exact legal costs are
01:59determined after requesting up to $47 million in fees at a costs hearing, with that judgment still
02:06pending. Harry and Lawrence previously called the court decision a complete and obvious whitewash
02:11in a joint statement. The financial blow comes as Harry and Meghan Markle prepare to move back to
02:16England with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, with an insider telling Page Six
02:21that money played a big role in the decision. For more of today's biggest stories, head to Page6.com.
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