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with ex-Subway spokesperson Jared Fogle in an effort to prove he was a child predator.“Will you let me see your kids naked?” Fogle shockingly asked Herman, a mother of a then-10-year-old daughter and 11-year-old son, in one such taped exchange.That question marked a stomach-churning turning point for Herman.“That was a very crucial, pivotal, critical moment in my life,” Herman recently told The Post while reflecting on the incident. “I feel as though I died that day.”Her covert operation also revealed chilling conversations in which Fogle expressed interest in children’s “nice, pure bodies,” suggested he and Herman “should try and get some child porn videos to watch together,” and even gushed about a sexual encounter with a “little boy” on a trip to Thailand. “It was amazing … Oh, it was so hot, baby.

Variety. The streamer has produced other “Vs.” docs in the past like “Johnny vs. Amber,” about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s defamation trial, and “Kim vs.

“Naked and Afraid” contestant Sam Mouzer burned his penis (“but just the tip!”) while filming the upcoming Season 14 premiere of the Discovery reality TV series.The UK native’s penis — which he described as his “little soldier’s helmet” — was singed by a spark when a fire pit was being stoked for heat on the remote filming location in the high desert of New Mexico.Mouzer, 38, and his co-contestant Lilly Jammerbund were snoozing by the open flame sans clothing, as seen in video obtained by TMZ.The panicked father-of-two then yelped as he felt painful heat creeping up his private parts.However, Mouzer didn’t have to stay in agony for long, as on-set medics were on the scene to treat his burns. He reportedly kept his cool and laughed all the way through the discomfort as the medical pros did their thing.The new season drops Sunday and will see Mouzer and Jammerbund spendWeAmong other challenges the pair will have to face will include dangerous temperatures, scorpions and snake doo-doo.Each episode centers around two strangers who are dropped into the wilderness with no food, water or clothes.The duo must make a shelter, start a fire, find food, and essentially survive for 21 days without any garments on them.This is far from the first headline-making moment generated by “Naked and Afraid.” One-time ontestant Melanie Rauscher was found dead on July 17 in Prescott, Ariz.

Armie Hammer docuseries about the sexual abuse allegations against him is making a change following “new information.”“House of Hammer” will be removing an image of a bite mark that one of Hammer’s exes believed to be a photo of her own body — but is reportedly a picture of a bite mark tattoo taken from Pinterest.Courtney Vucekovich — one of Hammer’s former partners — accused him of improper sexual behavior and participated in an on-camera interview for the Discovery+ docuseries, where she alleged love-bombing, coercion and abuse.“He bites really hard,” Vucekovich claimed.She said that Hammer, 36, allegedly coerced her into multiple BDSM situations that made her feel unsafe, including rope bondage and biting. “He tells you to wear them like a badge of honor,” she claimed. “Almost like he convinced me that I’m lucky to have it.

viral cannibalism claims — surrounding the actor is coming to Discovery+ and ID.Now in production under the working title “House of Hammer,” the already-buzzy show will center on the 35-year-old’s headline-grabbing kink scandals, as well as his infamous family empire.“Debauchery. Deceit. Abuse.

the company’s website. The renovation has since been completed.

“Hillsong: A Megachurch Exposed” is produced by Breaklight Pictures in association with New York Post Entertainment for Discovery+. Post reporter Hannah Frishberg is featured in the documentary.Under celebrity pastor Carl Lentz, international megachurch Hillsong became trendy and influential, garnering splashy profiles in outlets such as GQ, and attracting stars such as Chris Pratt, Kendall Jenner, Nick Jonas and Justin Bieber.But all was not holy.

“Safe from Online Sex Abuse” (SOSA) in 2020.The organization’s work is featured in the new TV documentary series “Undercover Underage,” which debuts on Investigation Discovery on Feb. 24. It’s currently airing on the streaming service Discovery+.Cameras follow Powell and her fellow investigators as they help police bring perverts like Jones to justice.

Comedian JB Smoove calls himself “The Black Dolphin” — so he was ready to dive alongside musician Brad Paisley for their new special.“I embody that title,” Smoove told The Post. “Dolphins are fearless, love people and all animals…and the Black Dolphin gets along with everybody.

airing on discovery+ (new episodes out Tuesdays) streaming platform, the reality series sees Osbourne team up with ghost-hunting trio “The Ghost Brothers” to investigate videos of supposedly paranormal happenings — and to scare each other. “I had been batting around with Travel Channel saying, ‘I want a lighthearted funny, fun, but also can be spooky chat show in the paranormal,’ ” Osbourne, 35, told The Post. “And they came back to me with, ‘Want to do this with the Ghost Brothers?’ It was a great opportunity to hang with the guys, and I didn’t realize how much fun it ended up being. We were laughing for like 12 hours straight every day.

Discovery+ will launch Jan. 4, 2021, joining a crowded field that now includes Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime, HBO Max and more. The service will include original content as well as past seasons from a slew of networks under the Discovery umbrella, including HGTV, Travel Channel, Lifetime, the Food Network, to name a few. “Discovery has the benefit of a gigantic vault of content,” Discovery’s Senior Vice President of Content Lisa Holme tells The Post. “So we’re launching with over 55,000 episodes of prior seasons and libraries going back a decade or more.

This group of “Gold Rush” miners is like none of their predecessors on the top-rated Discovery series.“Gold Rush” returns Friday for Season 11 with a two-hour episode (8-10 p.m.) and a new mining boss: Fred Lewis, a former special forces medical sergeant and linguist who’s assembled a team of five veteran pals to dig for gold in a ghost town near Sumpter, Ore.“They’ve all overcome obstacles,” says Lewis, 42, who took a bullet to the helmet in Afghanistan. “What we’re trying to do is to give them a new drive in life, a new purpose.

Before Guy Fieri ever wrapped his mouth around the smoked-wing nachos or Nashville hot fried chicken he regularly nibbles on TV, he had to navigate the twists of the pretzel business.