Michelle Yeoh is now a grandmother. The Oscar-winning actress shared a series of photos on Instagram introducing her fans to the latest member of her family - a baby born to her husband Jean Todt's son Nicolas.

Michelle Yeoh is now a grandmother. The Oscar-winning actress shared a series of photos on Instagram introducing her fans to the latest member of her family - a baby born to her husband Jean Todt's son Nicolas. "A little miracle on the first day of 2024 we are so truly blessed… can’t tell u how happy I am for this very very special bundle of joy," she captioned the first photo, which just showed the newborn's foot in her hand. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Michelle Yeoh 楊紫瓊 (@michelleyeoh_official) × Yeoh later shared more photos of herself and Todt, and wrote, "Thank you darling Nicolas and Darina for making us the happiest and proudest Grandparents!! Welcome baby Maxime." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Michelle Yeoh 楊紫瓊 (@michelleyeoh_official) × Yeoh also shared a photo of the couple with the new parents and their little one. In December, Yeoh married her long-time partner Todt the second time in three months. They had first tied the knot in Geneva in July. Their latest wedding was a small, casual affair held at a restaurant in Yeoh's hometown of Ipoh, Malaysia. After her summer nuptials in Switzerland, Yeoh shared photos from the happy occasion on Instagram. "19 years and YES!! we are married!! Thkq to our ‘families’ who love us for all these years. We love you and here’s to many more to come ❤️✨❤️✨✨," she wrote. She shared a series of wedding photos in the post. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Michelle Yeoh 楊紫瓊 (@michelleyeoh_official) ×

Michelle Yeoh introduces fans to a new family member on New Year’s day - her grandchild

Jean Todt, the former Ferrari boss, gave a rare health update on the legendary Formula 1 racer Michael Schumacher, who has not been seen in public since the tragic skiing accident in 2013. Despite the German's unknown medical state, Todt recently gave a small update on Michael Schumacher and&nbsp;said that he still watches F1 races with&nbsp;the F1 racer.&nbsp;Schumacher’s&nbsp;medical state is still unknown.&nbsp;

Todt is the French motor racing executive and former rally co-driver. He is said to be a very close family friend of Schumacher, who is recovering out of the public eye from the serious head injury he sustained in a skiing accident in the French Alps in December 2013.&nbsp;

The 53-year-old F1 racer, who won 91 Grand Prix, announced retirement from Formula One in 2012.&nbsp;

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On the latest development, Todt denied that he misses the former Ferrari star. While speaking to German broadcaster NTV on Wednesday (July 20), Todt said: “I don’t miss Michael. I can see him. But of course, what I miss is what we used to do together.”&nbsp;

Todt further suggested that Schumacher is apparently keeping up with the current F1 season. He confirmed that the pair watch the races together. “Yes it’s true - I watch the races with Michael,” Todt added.&nbsp;

“If it was emotional for you, you can imagine how emotional it was for me [collecting the award]. Emotional, but at the same time a great pride to be able to talk about Michael. You have people around you who are just special. And in a way, Michael is also very special. Corinna, Mick and Gina have also become special to me. They have all become family to me, to my wife and to my son.”

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A couple of times before also, Todt has said that the racer has remained strong and is being “well looked after” by his family.&nbsp;

Schumacher made his F1 debut at the Belgian Grand Prix in 1991 and entered the arena when the tracks were ruled by legends like Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost but just after the first race, the German managed to leave an everlasting impact.&nbsp;

He has a massive fan following. His fans remain desperate to know his current health status. Fans and well-wishers wish him good health.&nbsp;

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Jean Todt, the former Ferrari boss, gave a rare health update on the legendary Formula 1 racer Michael Schumacher, who has not been seen in public since the tragic skiing accident in 2013.

Jean Todt, the former Ferrari boss, gave a rare health update on the legendary Formula 1 racer Michael Schumacher, who has not been seen in public since the tragic skiing accident in 2013. Despite the German's unknown medical state, Todt recently gave a small update on Michael Schumacher and said that he still watches F1 races with the F1 racer. Schumacher’s medical state is still unknown. Todt is the French motor racing executive and former rally co-driver. He is said to be a very close family friend of Schumacher, who is recovering out of the public eye from the serious head injury he sustained in a skiing accident in the French Alps in December 2013. The 53-year-old F1 racer, who won 91 Grand Prix, announced retirement from Formula One in 2012. ALSO READ | England's Leicester cricket ground set to be named after Little Master Sunil Gavaskar On the latest development, Todt denied that he misses the former Ferrari star. While speaking to German broadcaster NTV on Wednesday (July 20), Todt said: “I don’t miss Michael. I can see him. But of course, what I miss is what we used to do together.” Todt further suggested that Schumacher is apparently keeping up with the current F1 season. He confirmed that the pair watch the races together. “Yes it’s true - I watch the races with Michael,” Todt added. “If it was emotional for you, you can imagine how emotional it was for me [collecting the award]. Emotional, but at the same time a great pride to be able to talk about Michael. You have people around you who are just special. And in a way, Michael is also very special. Corinna, Mick and Gina have also become special to me. They have all become family to me, to my wife and to my son.” WATCH | Neeraj Chopra's impressive 88.39 m throw as he qualifies for maiden World Championships final A couple of times before also, Todt has said that the racer has remained strong and is being “well looked after” by his family. Schumacher made his F1 debut at the Belgian Grand Prix in 1991 and entered the arena when the tracks were ruled by legends like Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost but just after the first race, the German managed to leave an everlasting impact. He has a massive fan following. His fans remain desperate to know his current health status. Fans and well-wishers wish him good health. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Mohammed Ben Sulayem of the United Arab Emirates will be the first non-European president of motorsport's world governing body after being elected on Friday, the International Automobile Federation (FIA) said.

He replaces 75-year-old Frenchman Jean Todt, who is retiring after three terms of office.

The 60-year-old Dubai-born former rally driver was standing against British lawyer Graham Stoker, who has been Todt's deputy president for sport since 2009.

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The FIA is the governing body for Formula One, the World Rally Championship, World Endurance and Formula E among other series.

"The votes are in and we’ve won. We are thrilled that 62% of all clubs have given us their vote," said Ben Sulayem`s `FIA for Members'&nbsp;campaign on Twitter. An FIA spokesman confirmed the result.

Formula One will be high on Ben Sulayem`s list of immediate sporting priorities after last Sunday's season-ending race in Abu Dhabi ended in uproar after a change to the safety car procedure led to Red Bull's Max Verstappen taking the title.

FIA race director Michael Masi has been at the centre of the controversy, with Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff saying the Australian had 'robbed'&nbsp;his driver Lewis Hamilton of a record eighth championship.

The governing body has agreed to look into the decision-making process and clarification of the rules.

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Ben Sulayem, previously an FIA vice-president and World Motor Sport Council member, has Brazilian Fabiana Ecclestone, the wife of former Formula One supremo Bernie, on his team. She will be vice-president for sport in South America.

Robert Reid, who was co-driver to Britain`s late world rally champion Richard Burns, will take the role of deputy president for sport.

Frenchman Todt stood unopposed in 2017. He remains an honorary president.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem of the United Arab Emirates will be the first non-European president of motorsport's world governing body after being elected on Friday, the International Automobile Federation (FIA) said.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem of the United Arab Emirates will be the first non-European president of motorsport's world governing body after being elected on Friday, the International Automobile Federation (FIA) said. He replaces 75-year-old Frenchman Jean Todt, who is retiring after three terms of office. The 60-year-old Dubai-born former rally driver was standing against British lawyer Graham Stoker, who has been Todt's deputy president for sport since 2009. ALSO READ: Mercedes Boss Toto Wolff casts doubt on Lewis Hamilton future, both to shun FIA gala awards The FIA is the governing body for Formula One, the World Rally Championship, World Endurance and Formula E among other series. "The votes are in and we’ve won. We are thrilled that 62% of all clubs have given us their vote," said Ben Sulayem`s `FIA for Members' campaign on Twitter. An FIA spokesman confirmed the result. Formula One will be high on Ben Sulayem`s list of immediate sporting priorities after last Sunday's season-ending race in Abu Dhabi ended in uproar after a change to the safety car procedure led to Red Bull's Max Verstappen taking the title. FIA race director Michael Masi has been at the centre of the controversy, with Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff saying the Australian had 'robbed' his driver Lewis Hamilton of a record eighth championship. The governing body has agreed to look into the decision-making process and clarification of the rules. ALSO READ: From Sachin to Rosberg: How sporting fraternity reacted to Max Verstappen's thrilling maiden F1 win Ben Sulayem, previously an FIA vice-president and World Motor Sport Council member, has Brazilian Fabiana Ecclestone, the wife of former Formula One supremo Bernie, on his team. She will be vice-president for sport in South America. Robert Reid, who was co-driver to Britain`s late world rally champion Richard Burns, will take the role of deputy president for sport. Frenchman Todt stood unopposed in 2017. He remains an honorary president.

FIA elects first non-European President, UAE's Mohammed Ben Sulayem replaces Jean Todt

Jean Todt, who is currently the President of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and reportedly a very close family friend of legendary racer Michael Schumacher, gave a rare health update on F1 legend.&nbsp;

While speaking to a German newspaper, Todt revealed that he has been in touch with Michael's family and spent a lot of time with them after the tragic accident.&nbsp;

"I've spent a lot of time with [Schumacher's wife] Corinna since Michael had his serious skiing accident on December 29, 2013," Todt told German newspaper Bild.&nbsp;

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(Image: German Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher (L) and his Brazilian teammate Rubens Barrichello jubilate on the podium of the Montmelo racetrack, 04 May 2003 near Barcelona, after the Catalunya Formula One Grand Prix of Spain. Source: AFP)

Todt, who is Michael's former Ferrari boss, has now said he expects his friend will "slowly and surely improve".&nbsp;

"She is a great woman and runs the family. She hadn't expected that. It happened suddenly and she had no choice. But she does it very well. I trust her, she trusts me," he added.&nbsp;

"Thanks to the work of his doctors and the cooperation of Corinna, who wanted him to survive, he survived - but with consequences," he added.&nbsp;

The 52-year-old Formula 1 racer is recovering, out of the public eye, from the serious head injury he sustained in a skiing accident in the French Alps in December 2013.&nbsp;

Schumacher, who won 91 Grand Prix, had announced retiremnent from Formula One in 2012.&nbsp;

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(Image: German driver Michael Schumacher of Team Ferrari (L), Finland's Kimi Raikkonen of Team McLaren (C) Brazilian driver Rubens Barrichello of Team Ferrari give a thumbs up during the podium ceremonies at the Formula One Grand Prix of Canada at the Circuit Gille Villeneuve in Montreal, Canada 12 June 2005. Source: AFP)

Michael Schumacher documentary

Ardent fans are waiting for the much-anticipated Netflix documentary on Schumacher, which will shed light upon his notable career, will show some unseen footage of the racing icon and also features interviews with family members. It will release on September 15.&nbsp;

Mick Schumacher urged fans to watch the upcoming Netflix documentary on his father.

"Well obviously I think that it's going to be a very emotional documentary for many people," the German said.

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"It (Netflix) has brought a lot of people into the sport but for a lot of people, when they were growing up, they watched my dad, so it's been very emotional to see it."

"The best thing I could say is for everybody to have a look at it, just watch it and experience it for themselves because I don’t really want to, let's say, spoil too much," he added.&nbsp;

Jean Todt, who is currently the President of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and reportedly a very close family friend of legendary racer Michael Schumacher, gave a rare health update on F1 legend.

Jean Todt, who is currently the President of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and reportedly a very close family friend of legendary racer Michael Schumacher, gave a rare health update on F1 legend. While speaking to a German newspaper, Todt revealed that he has been in touch with Michael's family and spent a lot of time with them after the tragic accident. "I've spent a lot of time with [Schumacher's wife] Corinna since Michael had his serious skiing accident on December 29, 2013," Todt told German newspaper Bild. ALSO READ | Max Verstappen wins Dutch Grand Prix to take championship lead (Image: German Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher (L) and his Brazilian teammate Rubens Barrichello jubilate on the podium of the Montmelo racetrack, 04 May 2003 near Barcelona, after the Catalunya Formula One Grand Prix of Spain. Source: AFP) Todt, who is Michael's former Ferrari boss, has now said he expects his friend will "slowly and surely improve". "She is a great woman and runs the family. She hadn't expected that. It happened suddenly and she had no choice. But she does it very well. I trust her, she trusts me," he added. "Thanks to the work of his doctors and the cooperation of Corinna, who wanted him to survive, he survived - but with consequences," he added. The 52-year-old Formula 1 racer is recovering, out of the public eye, from the serious head injury he sustained in a skiing accident in the French Alps in December 2013. Schumacher, who won 91 Grand Prix, had announced retiremnent from Formula One in 2012. (Image: German driver Michael Schumacher of Team Ferrari (L), Finland's Kimi Raikkonen of Team McLaren (C) Brazilian driver Rubens Barrichello of Team Ferrari give a thumbs up during the podium ceremonies at the Formula One Grand Prix of Canada at the Circuit Gille Villeneuve in Montreal, Canada 12 June 2005. Source: AFP) Michael Schumacher documentary Ardent fans are waiting for the much-anticipated Netflix documentary on Schumacher, which will shed light upon his notable career, will show some unseen footage of the racing icon and also features interviews with family members. It will release on September 15. Mick Schumacher urged fans to watch the upcoming Netflix documentary on his father. "Well obviously I think that it's going to be a very emotional documentary for many people," the German said. × "It (Netflix) has brought a lot of people into the sport but for a lot of people, when they were growing up, they watched my dad, so it's been very emotional to see it." "The best thing I could say is for everybody to have a look at it, just watch it and experience it for themselves because I don’t really want to, let's say, spoil too much," he added.

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