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Jewel got a lot off her chest when she joined the and claimed, among other things, that her mother embezzled millions and millions of dollars from her.In a candid conversation with host and licensed therapist Amy Morin, the 48-year-old singer claimed that an investigation revealed her mother embezzled more than $100 million of her money. She added that, at 34 years old, she realized she was $3 million in debt, and she pointed the finger at her mother.«Thirty-four years old, I realize I'm $3 million in debt, realize my mom stole it, realize everything I thought my mom was isn't what she was,» Jewel alleged.

is becoming increasingly palpable. Is it time, then, to put up your in November and start brightening up your home in the holiday spirit? After all the cold has set in, Instagram posts are multiplying, and holiday TV movies have invaded screens and the Netflix catalog.Some say you should wait until December 24, or Christmas Eve, to put up your tree.

Musician Jewel is opening up about her rocky relationship with her mother, Lenedra Carroll, whom she claims stole millions of dollars from her.

Jewel was dealt a very tough hand growing up. And in some ways, it only got worse after she became famous.

Jewel is sharing the big ways her parents did her wrong.

Singer-songwriter Jewel is getting candid about her relationship with her parents and how it affected her mental health. On a recent episode of "Verywell Mind Podcast" with Amy Morin, Jewel shared that her mother Lenedra, who was her manager, stole "all of her money," which was over $100 million. "I didn't really realize what my mom was until I was 30-something.

Brooke Shields has accomplished a lot in her career, but she’s not slowing down anytime soon. In a clip shared on Instagram, Shields, 57, teased an upcoming interview with Gayle King for "Oprah Daily" in which she discussed aging in Hollywood, her career and her online platform "Beginning is Now." "I'm still in a career, I'm still working, I'm here and I was shocked by how unrepresented I was," Shields said to King. "You're either [in your] 20s and sexy and fabulous or you're in Depends and you've got dentures."  Brooke Shields encourages all women to "try new things, to say look how long I've lived and look how much more I have." (Photo by Theo Wargo) Shields noted that she believes "from 40 on we start living in our lives," but society doesn’t seem to agree.

Brooke Shields is getting candid on life after 50 in Hollywood. On Monday, the actress appeared on the "Verywell Mind" podcast and spoke to host and licensed therapist Amy Morin about her experience aging in the public eye. "I've been fighting ageism in Hollywood probably since I was about seven," said the 57-year-old.

Brooke Shields is opening up about life after 50.

Terry Crews is opening up about how therapy has positively impacted his life.

LeAnn Rimes is getting candid about the mental health struggles she faced during COVID-19.