Miley sparks romance rumors with Halsey's ex, plus more celeb love news - Wonderwall

Miley sparks romance rumors with Halsey's ex, plus more celeb love news - Wonderwall

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• Miley sparks romance rumors with Halsey's ex, plus more celeb love news - Wonderwall
• Paul McCartney announces exciting family news with rare photo of his children – sparks reaction - HELLO!
• DeuxMoi and the Polite New Celebrity Gossip - Jezebel

Miley sparks romance rumors with Halsey's ex, plus more celeb love news - Wonderwall Posted: 29 Mar 2021 04:55 AM PDT By Jessica Wedemeyer 4:55am PDT, Mar 29, 2021 On March 12, multiple media outlets reported that Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez called it quits in the wake of a cheating scandal involving "Southern Charm" star Madison LeCroy. The following day, however, the power couple released a joint statement insisting they're still together — though they admitted they're "working through some things." According to a People magazine source, they'd "talked about" throwing in the towel after "they hit a rough patch" but "never officially broke up." (There were also conflicting reports about what role the Madison scandal actually played in the almost-split.) A few days later — after A-Rod traveled to the Dominican Republic to visit J.Lo on the set of an upcoming movie — People magazine reported that, according to another source, the pair hope "to figure out their life together," and although they "have a lot of issues," they "both seem willing to do whatever it takes to stay together." A third source said that Jennifer had actually "been contemplating breaking up with Alex for six months," while a fourth insider claimed the singer-actress is "struggling with trust issues" and was "very much ready to give up" on her relationship with the former professional athlete. By the end of the month, it seemed the pair were back on track and "heading in the right direction" toward mending the fractures in their relationship. RELATED: Notorious celeb cheating scandals In late March, multiple anonymous sources told Deux Moi — an Instagram account dedicated to celebrity gossip — that Pete Davidson and Phoebe Dynevor are an item. Among the evidence they're a couple? A British teenager told a local newspaper that she spied the pair "holding hands and hugging each other" near her home in Caverswall, Staffordshire, England. "It looked like they were in a relationship and they seemed happy together," she told StokeonTrentLive. RELATED: Surprising celebrity couples Does Sofia Richie have a new boyfriend? On March 26, the model took to Instagram to share this mirror selfie with a mystery man. (Fans have speculated he's Elliot Grainge — the son of Universal Music Group CEO Sir Lucian Grainge, a longtime friend and colleague of her father, Lionel Richie.) The pair have been seen together several times in recent months: On March 25, for example, they were snapped briefly holding hands on their way to their car outside a restaurant in West Hollywood, though it's unclear if they're friends or something more. (See a photo here.) Earlier this month, Sofia — who was last linked to shipping heir Gil Ofer in late January — made headlines when her ex-boyfriend, Scott Disick, claimed on an episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" that their off-and-on relationship finally came to an end after she gave him "an ultimatum" between herself and his former longterm partner, Kourtney Kardashian, with whom he shares three children. "I feel like she just started wanting to, like, push Kourtney out," he said. On March 9, Alessandra Ambrosio was snapped holding hands with model Richard Lee during a dinner date in Santa Monica, California. The PDA confirmed recent speculation that the former Victoria's Secret Angel split from longtime love Nicolo Oddi. Although he realized he wasn't ready for an engagement, Matt James gave his final rose to Rachael Kirkconnell on the finale of season 25 of "The Bachelor," which aired on March 15. After the cameras stopped rolling, the duo dated for several months until her racism scandal erupted in February as the season was midway through airing. They called it quits after he came to the conclusion that he needed "to take a step back" to let her work on herself amid the scandal, which he described as "heartbreaking."  In other Bachelor Nation love news… On March 9, E! News reported that, according to a source, Clare Crawley and Dale Moss — who split in January and appeared to reconcile in February — wouldn't be "getting back together … at this point in time" because they "don't think they have a long-term future together." On March 16, however, the duo — who got engaged last year just two weeks into shooting season 16 of "The Bachelorette" — were snapped packing on the PDA in New York City. (See photos here.) The following day, Us Weekly reported that, according to a source, they're "dating again" and "working on things in their relationship." They also spent Clare's 40th birthday together at the end of the month. On March 18, Tinsley Mortimer's fiancé of a little more than a year, Scott Kluth, released a statement to People magazine announcing that they'd quietly called it quits and "have been living independently for the last few months." A source close to the former "The Real Housewives of New York City" star — who walked away from the Bravo show when she moved to Chicago to be with Scott after they got engaged in late 2019 — described her as "blindsided" and "heartbroken" over the breakup, which was "not mutual." A Page Six source, meanwhile, said that the CouponCabin founder "tortured" the reality star "for years" by dumping her and then quickly seeking to reconcile. When asked for a response to that claim, Scott's rep told Page Six that Tinsley "is mischaracterizing the circumstances of their breakup, which happened months ago." Us Weekly's sources also gave conflicting accounts of the breakup. One source said that Tinsley "feels like she wasted four years of her life on Scott," who "made her leave the show, giving her an ultimatum of getting married to him and starting a family or continue to be on 'RHONY.'" Said a second source, "Tinsley shouldn't feel blindsided when she was aware [the relationship] was over months ago. … He's heartbroken. He thought they would get married and raise a family together." Regardless of who's right about the timeline and the circumstances of the split, the first source said that "Tinsley is done this time" and "there's no way she's going back to Scott." On March 5, People magazine confirmed reports that Nicolas Cage secretly married Riko Shibata — who's three decades his junior — in a "very small and intimate" ceremony at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas on Feb. 16. "It's true, and we are very happy," said the actor in a statement. The bride and groom reportedly met in Japan more than a year ago. It's Nic's fifth marriage. In other secret wedding news… On March 9, Chloe Sevigny announced on Instagram that she quietly married Sinisa Mackovic at City Hall in New York City on March 9, 2020 — less than two months before they welcomed their son, Vanja, in early May. Jenni "JWoww" Farley took to Instagram on March 9 to announce that she and off-and-on love Zack Clayton Carpinello got engaged "on the top of the Empire State Building" on her 35th birthday: Feb. 27. On March 3, The Sun confirmed rumors that Mark Ronson and Grace Gummer are an item. The DJ-producer and the "Mr. Robot" actress were first seen together during a group dinner with friends in New York City in September 2020.  During an interview with the Los Angeles Times that debut online on March 11, Selena Gomez shot down rumors she's dating "Only Murders in the Building" co-star Aaron Dominguez — which kicked off when they were photographed smiling and walking arm-in-arm in New York City in late February … while shooting a scene for the upcoming Hulu series. On March 9, Emile Hirsch sparked rumors that he and Paris Jackson are an item when he took to Instagram to share a sweet shot of himself cuddled up to the 22-year-old singer-songwriter at a party. It was the second time in two weeks that the 35-year-old actor posted a cozy-looking snap with Paris. It's not what it looks like, though: According to a Page Six source, their relationship is "purely platonic." On March 23, The Sun published photos of Lizzo looking cozy with a mystery man while hanging out on the balcony of a mansion in Malibu. (See photos here.) As buzz around her relationship status started growing online, she took to Instagram to make it clear she's still on the market. "Single," she captioned a video of herself showing off her bod. In early March, Tyrese Gibson hinted on Instagram that he has a new girlfriend: model Zelie Timothy. She's the first woman to whom he's been linked since his late-2020 split from wife Samantha Lee Gibson. . On March 16, the Bravo & Cocktails Instagram account published a video of Brandi Redmond's husband, Bryan Redmond, kissing another woman in a nightclub. It's unclear when or where the video was taken. The "Real Housewives of Dallas" stars, who were high school sweethearts and have been married for nearly two decades, just welcomed their fourth child earlier this year. In other "Housewives" news… On March 6, personal trainer Von Rhé indicated on Instagram that he and "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" newbie LaToya Ali — who separated from husband Adam Ali late last year — are dating. The following week, however, she claimed that in spite of their extremely flirtatious and PDA-packed behavior toward one another, they're just super-close platonic BFFs. TMZ reported on March 17 that Ray J and Princess Love's divorce is officially off … again. In February — the same month he said they "love being together" but need to figure out how to "be good together" — she filed paperwork (which he signed off on) to have their divorce dismissed. On March 23, multiple media outlets reported that Addison Rae and Bryce Hall recently called it quits. An Us Weekly source said it was Addison who pulled the plug on their off-and-on relationship, but an E! News insider claimed the two Tik Tok stars haven't been together since he was accused of cheating on her in Las Vegas in late February — which he denied at the time. Meanwhile, an anonymous source told Deux Moi — an Instagram account dedicated to celebrity gossip — that Bryce and model Josie Canseco have been "hooking up in front of everyone at parties for the last month." On March 18 — after images of her boyfriend, Karl-Anthony Towns, allegedly communicating with other women surfaced online — Jordyn Woods took to Twitter to claim the screenshots were doctored and to deny he was unfaithful, writing that their relationship is "solid." The professional basketball player also shot down the allegations on Twitter, writing that he and Jordyn are in it for the long haul. "Same haters we got now are gonna be the same ones we have when I put that ring on her finger," he tweeted. "Summer House" star Hannah Berner took to Instagram on March 3 to announce that she and Des Bishop are engaged. She later told People magazine that the Irish comedian proposed on Valentine's Day — just seven months after he met the reality star by sliding into her DMs on Instagram. "Bling Empire" star Kelly Mi Li took to Instagram on March 9 to announce that she and her off-and-on boyfriend of more than five years, "Power Rangers Megaforce" actor Andrew Gray, called it quits again. . Joe Exotic's fourth husband, Dillon Passage, announced on Instagram on March 26 that he and the "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness" star, who's currently serving a prison sentence, are ending their marriage of more than three years. E! News correspondent Erin Lim revealed on Instagram on March 12 that she and fashion designer Joshua Rhodes quietly tied the knot earlier this year. She later told E! they exchanged vows in a ceremony officiated by the groom's father in the backyard of her parents' home in Los Angeles on Jan. 21.  "Big Brother" stars Nicole Franzel and Victor Arroyo, who are currently expecting their first child, tied the knot at the Casa Feliz Historic Home Museum in Winter Park, Florida, on March 16. The duo, who got engaged on "Big Brother" in 2018, pushed their big wedding plans several times amid the coronavirus pandemic. "Love Island" couple Connor Trott and Mackenzie Dipman took to their Instagram Stories on March 6 to announce that they called it quits. They attributed their breakup to distance: He lives in Pittsburgh, while she calls Tucson, Arizona, home. "Southern Charm" alum Ashley Jacobs took to Instagram on March 16 to announce that she and her boyfriend of a year and half, Mike Appel, are engaged. He popped the question during a snowmobile ride in Park City, Utah, on Feb. 26, the blonde beauty, who previously dated Thomas Ravenel, told People magazine. According to TMZ, Gary Owen's wife of nearly two decades, Kenya Duke, filed for divorce in Los Angeles on March 19. She later implied on Instagram that the stand-up comedian and "Think Like a Man" star cheated with a woman from Dallas who's friends with Claudia Jordan — who's been friends with Gary for years. When the former "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star caught wind of Kenya's allegations, she hopped online to set the record straight, claiming in a video (watch a recording here) that she doesn't have a friend from Dallas and has never been aware of any infidelity on Gary's part. On March 1, Page Six broke the news that 27-year-old Victoria's Secret and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model Daniela Lopez Osorio and 44-year-old billionaire Travis Kalanick — who co-founded Uber but has since left the company — have been quietly dating "since mid-January and meeting in California earlier this year.

Paul McCartney announces exciting family news with rare photo of his children – sparks reaction - HELLO! Posted: 29 Mar 2021 07:46 AM PDT March 29, 2021 - 15:46 BST Hanna Fillingham Paul McCartney had some exciting family news to announce, involving his daughters Stella and Mary McCartney. The Beatles star is also dad to children James, Heather and Beatrice Paul McCartney is one of the most famous musicians in the world, but when it comes to his family life he's notoriously private. MORE: Paul McCartney and wife Nancy Shevell enjoy romantic trip to the beach However, the Beatles star delighted fans after announcing some exciting news involving two of his daughters, Mary and Stella McCartney. The award-winning music star is teaming together with Mary, Stella, and food brand Linda McCartney, to launch a vegan cookbook. Loading the player... VIDEO: Paul McCartney shares glimpse inside his incredible home Linda McCartney's Family Kitchen will debut on 24 June, and will feature over 90 plant-based recipes. MORE: Paul McCartney's epic £16.5m home is a tribute to The Beatles MORE: Ringo Starr makes heartbreaking comment about deaths of John Lennon and George Harrison Discussing the launch on Instagram, Paul said: "Years ago, before anyone had woken up to the idea of environmental and health and animal welfare issues, Linda was blazing the trail with vegetarianism, telling people about it and promoting it. Paul McCartney shared some exciting news with his fans alongside a rare photo with his daughters  "In the book there are family photographs and stories from those days, and of course lots of great, beautiful tasting healthy recipes." The doting dad accompanied the post alongside a sweet snapshot of himself hugging Mary and Stella in the garden. Fans were quick to react to the exciting news, with one writing: "Nice one Paul. Two lovely girls you have there," while another wrote: "You're so inspiring!" A third added: "Fantastic! I'm looking forward to this." MORE: Paul McCartney shares rare loved-up photo with wife Nancy MORE: Paul McCartney shares special tribute to John Lennon on 'sad, sad day' Paul shares photographer Mary, fashion designer Stella, musician James and artist Heather with his late wife Linda McCartney. The Help hitmaker is also dad to daughter Beatrice, who he shares with ex-wife Heather Mills. The Beatles star with daughters Mary and Stella In 2011, the musician married wife Nancy Shevell in a low-key ceremony at London's Marylebone Town Hall, attended by just 30 guests. "I feel absolutely wonderful. I feel terrific. I feel married," the groom told the crowds outside. Paul's younger brother Mike was best man, and he opened up about the best part of the evening. SEE: John Lennon and Paul McCartney's sons just took a selfie together and they look exactly like their famous fathers "There was a lovely song that our kid did, and they had a lovely dance together," he said, referring to the song Paul had especially written for his bride. "That was a nice little highlight of the evening." Read more HELLO! US stories here Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.

DeuxMoi and the Polite New Celebrity Gossip - Jezebel Posted: 15 Mar 2021 12:00 AM PDT Photo: AP (AP) Once celebrity gossip had a home in the columns of publications like People magazine or The Daily Mail, and popular blogs like LaineyGossip and Perez Hilton; now celebrity dirt is sprawled across Instagram. Ever since The Shade Room recreated the tabloid magazine for the app in 2014 with a focus on Black celebrities, celeb gossip accounts with far less legitimacy have proliferated on the platform. There are accounts like @tiktokroom, for TikTok personality gossip, and @overheardcelebs, which brands itself as the "anti-gossip" account for benign stories of celebrity encounters. Advertisement The Instagram account @DeuxMoi, which posts anonymously submitted anecdotes of celeb encounters and sightings, has been acclaimed as "the Internet's best gossip," and "the best gossip site." But rather than fill their Stories with lurid screenshots detailing the divorces, adultery, and silly transgressions of stars, @DeuxMoi for the most part keeps it pretty tame: details of Olivia Wilde's skincare routine, a Timothée Chalamet spotting at a West Village cafe, industry baseball blind items, and the occasional scoop, like when the account reported that Colin Jost and Scarlett Johansson were getting married. It's a far cry from what the aggressive and invasive tabloids of the early '00s and the snarky gossip blogs that would follow their lead made their bread and butter: stoning celebrities in the digital town square with crude insults and embarrassing paparazzi photos. That's on purpose. "Somebody's going to message me and say like, so-and-so was caught doing drugs at a party or having a threesome or whatever," the anonymous owner of @DeuxMoi told The New York Times. "It's just not as exciting as it sounds anymore." Instagram accounts like @DeuxMoi, as well as @overheardcelebs and @commentsbycelebs, tend to traffic largely in banal, personal stories about celebrities. "Our whole goal is that we would never want the person in the picture to look at it and be like, 'Wow, really sucks that they posted that,'" the co-creator of @commentsbycelebs told Vox's Rebecca Jennings. What constitutes celeb gossip now, casual anecdotes of celebrity encounters and spottings, stands in opposition to the salacious, now criticized era of celebrity gossip that came before it, in which clownish bloggers like Perez Hilton scrawled penises on photos of celebrities. Before social media disrupted the celebrity journalism industry, gossip blogs did the same decades ago. In the mid-'00s blogs like Crazy Days and Nights, Lainey Gossip, PopSugar, and Bossip emerged in a moment of non-stop celebrity media coverage. It was the era of Us Weekly's "Stars, They're Just Like Us" feature, which would remake mundane celebrity sightings into spectacle, and the debut of TMZ. The paparazzi hounded young celebrities like Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan and printed their weakest moments and breakdowns in photos gobbled up by tabloid magazines and websites. And the new names in gossip like Elaine Lui, Jared Eng, Michael K, and Crazy Days and Nights' mysterious Enty had snarky, recognizable voices as they moved celebrity coverage online while the old-school press slept on it. G/O Media may get a commission But the difference between an account like @Deuxmoi and its blog predecessors is how remarkably voiceless it is, beyond the anonymity of the account's creator. There is no analysis like Elaine Lui might offer, or crude comments like Perez once delivered. Instead, @DeuxMoi seems to have no curating whatsoever, a stream of copy-and-pasted texts about celebs spotted walking their dogs or images of celebrities eating at restaurants, and "studio execs" confirming projects are being shot. There are some revelations, like when the account broke the story that celebrity Hillsong Church pastor Carl Lentz was fired for "moral failures," but often the posts are so tedious you might get better drama from reading a suburban middle schooler's group chat. @DeuxMoi is not the "juiciest" new outlet for celeb gossip so much as it's a public bulletin board littered with even the most boring scraps of celebrity comings and goings, more dedicated to quantity over quality. It's also explicitly a free-for-all in terms of truth. "this account does not claim any information published is based in fact," the account's bio reads. In an interview with Vanity Fair, the original creator (who may or may not still be attached to the account) admitted that not only does she not research any of the stories she receives, she also published information she believed to be false. The account, the VF piece reported, has likely managed to avoid liability so far because it posts stories received verbatim as a screenshot. It also regularly deletes offending material because it automatically disappears in the Instagram Stories feature, the only place @DeuxMoi actually posts gossip. And while @DeuxMoi's owner says they try to discern between what's submitted by publicists or rabid fandoms and regular readers, she says she sometimes just posts them anyway. Advertisement But are fleeting celebrity encounters like what @DeuxMoi and @overheardcelebs post actually gossip? For the most part, they're barely newsworthy, inoffensive posts that celebrate famous people being surprisingly kind (Daisy Ridley gave me a tampon! Kelly Rowland paid for my cream cheese!) Other times people take to social media to share how rude certain celebrities have been to service workers, like when TikTok user @juliacarolann said in a video from last July that she had met Hailey Baldwin a handful of times working as a hostess in New York City and that "every time she was not nice." Baldwin later apologized in the comments, writing that she was "sorry if I've ever given you bad vibes or a bad attitude. That's not ever my intention!" There is power in stories about how celebrities treat the unfamous, from rank-and-file production workers to restaurant waiters and hostesses. Sometimes these interactions can be more revealing than a PR-approved multi-page magazine cover story, a glimpse at how the rich and famous encounter the civilians who serve them. When the entertainment press is too often governed by the interests of studios and publicists, and celebrities forgo the media to control their image via social media, these stories of bad behavior can break through a star's highly manicured reputation. Advertisement Anyone with a TikTok, Twitter account, or podcast can now drop secret insight about a celebrity, and a small admission can then become a national news story. After a comedian Kevin T. Porter requested stories on Twitter about Ellen DeGeneres being "one of the meanest people alive" in April 2020, thousands of people replied, some alleging that she was rude to her staff, which news outlets like Buzzfeed then reported out. In 2019 an anonymous caller dialed into the podcast Britney's Gram and claimed they were a paralegal for a lawyer representing Spears and that her father was instrumental in canceling her Vegas residency. The unverified call helped jumpstart the #FreeBritney movement, a group of activists who protest Spears's father being her conservator in a controversial arrangement. While @Deuxmoi doesn't shy away from posting criticism of celebrities, the easily digestible nuggets of celebrity news the account offers tend to approach famous people with adoration. When @DeuxMoi and @overheardcelebs post cute first-person stories about brushing against celebrities, they tend to be gushy and reverent of these stars. Submissions romanticize even the most basic encounters into something enlightening, even if it's as boring as a celebrity being "chill" when they're ordering an orange juice at a diner. These "anti-gossip" accounts basically traffic in the same content as "Stars, They're Just Like Us," but with the added intimacy of a fannish bystander. The draw doesn't seem to be necessarily the content of these stories but the realization that if this person could meet a sitcom star in the flesh and bask in her normalcy, so can you. Advertisement The new wave of "anti-gossip" accounts still treat celebrities as otherworldly specimens, and at worst they contribute to the idea that gossip that paints celebrities in an unflattering light is inherently bad, even in a moment when gossip about the rich and powerful has never been more potent. In the wake of #MeToo, stories that were once derided as hard-to-pin-down, frivolous rumors about a celebrity's personal life by the press (Harvey Weinstein's predatory behavior, allegations that Louis C.K. masturbated in front of women without their consent) became hard news. A collection of stories about DeGeneres being "mean" on Twitter turned into reportage on her toxic workplace. In another era the racism of celebrities like Vanderpump Rules' Stassi Schroeder, actress Ali Larter, singer Morgan Wallen, would likely have been brushed off; now it's a major news story. The softness of these new gossip accounts may be a backlash to the cruel gossip industry that preceded it, but anti-gossip accounts' polite reticence still feeds into a machine that valorizes celebrity, pampering the famous already well-pampered by entertainment outlets that want to stay on good terms. But if you're looking for a way to indulge in celebrity stories without really confronting their dark side, @DeuxMoi's Instagram stories are right there waiting for you.

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