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"He keeps saying that he doesn't wanna lead anyone on and he doesn't want just that physical connection that he's had with people before," she confessed after their overnight date.

Hef’s Playboy playmates and their adult playthings were almost deemed too hot for TV. Exposing more explosive truths about their seemingly plushy lives as Hugh Hefner’s ladies in the early 2000s, former “Girls Next Door” starlets Holly Madison, 42, and Bridget Marquardt, 48, revealed that E! initially canned their reality show’s pilot episode due to the “risqué” nature of a “sex toy” fete. “This party was actually a sex toy party,” Madison recalled during a recent episode of her podcast with Marquardt, “Girls Next Level.”“This was more like a quaint tupperware party, but it was still deemed too risqué for E!,” said Madison. “After the pilot was finished, they said, ‘We can never air this because we can’t show all these sex toys on the network.’ “She went on to insist that the party’s X-rated novelties, such as lubes and faux phalluses, were only for display and not for demonstration. “We weren’t doing anything with them like I said, it was like a tupperware party or there would be like funny games with sex toys.”The honey-haired hottie recalled hosting the saucy celebration at the Playboy Mansion — where she resided as one of Hef’s three main girlfriends alongside Marquardt and Kendra Wilkinson, 37, — with Hefner’s permission. However, when the late smut mag magnate, who died of sepsis in 2017 at 89, got a load of the sex goodies and gadgets being hawked in his house, he allegedly “dogged” Madison for orchestrating the tawdry scene. “[Hefner] was like dogging me,” she remembered.

on the reality show’s 27th season. Shallcross, 26, was featured on the most recent season of “The Bachelorette.” Host Jesse Palmer announced that the tech exec from Anaheim, California, will be the next Bachelor during Tuesday’s live finale. “He’s been a front-runner for a while,” a production source told Page Six. “There’s no denying that the audience loves him.” During his time on Season 19 of “The Bachelorette,” things got rocky between Shallcross and leading lady Rachel Recchia, who feared the then-25-year-old was too young for long-term commitment.

“Big Brother” Season 24 has been a bit of a wild ride, and it’s about to get even more interesting. Although there are only five houseguests left in the house, things are heating up and a new showmance is seemingly forming.

, stepped down in controversy after he defended a “Bachelor” contestant pictured at an Antebellum-themed college party.In 2004, when Palmer became the first professional athlete to star as “The Bachelor,” which was still a new TV concept, he gave his teammates the play-by-play.“As you can imagine, we had a lot of fun with that,” said Palmer, who also works as a college football analyst for ESPN. The popular franchise keeps bringing football players back to star as leading men and contestants and he understands why.

Jamie Lynn Spears, Kate Gosselin and Mel B are among the 16 celebrity contestants competing on Fox's new reality competition, , it was announced Wednesday., slated for a January 2023 premiere, is being described as «the ultimate celebrity social experiment.» The competition series, which will not have formal eliminations, finds the celebrities enduring «the harshest, most grueling challenges from the playbook of the actual Special Forces selection process,» according to Fox. The only way for the celebrity recruits to leave is to go on their own accord, whether through failure or injury or by force.Joining Spears, Gosselin and Mel B in the celebrity cast are Danny Amendola, former Hannah Brown, Tyler Florence, Dwight Howard, Montell Jordan, Gus Kenworthy, Nastia Liukin, Carli Lloyd, 's Beverley Mitchell, 's Kenya Moore, Mike Piazza, Dr.

told Interview Magazine. “I’m not actively looking, but I think things just come when they’re supposed to.”Kardashian — who, in addition to being a reality TV star, also founded the shapewear brand Skims, boasts a law degree and a makeup line, SKKN — had her shot at one intentionally scripted drama, Tyler Perry’s “Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor” in 2013.She also appeared in a “Paw Patrol” movie in August 2021, as the “valley girl” poodle Delores — and is currently recording for the sequel, “Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie,” she told Interview.

While the show - sorry, experiment - is designed to pair up single cast members with their ideal match in a TV wedding then guide them through building a genuine and loving marriage, things rarely work out that way.

Janelle and Monzir were pretty confident going into the competition. 

In last night's episode the teams were whisked off for an incredible helicopter flight over their properties. For the couples, it’s a chance to see how much they’ve achieved since arriving nearly five weeks ago. The trip leaves the teams in

. The unscripted half-hour series follows six young disruptors — aspiring fashion designer Taofeek Abijako; model Fernando Casablancas, who identifies as non-binary; new NYC transplant Ben Hard; trans actress Claude Shwartz; queer nightlife staple and trans woman Ebon Gore; and photography prodigy Sophia Wilson — as they follow their dreams and pursue love and art on their own terms. It also aims to peel back the curtain on the «creative NYC underground, giving viewers an exclusive look into how the next generation of icons define themselves and how culture is created,» according to Freeform.In ET's exclusive first look at the trailer, viewers are introduced to the six lively personalities and their evolving journeys, as they find their identities and place in the world. Featured are Taofeek (he/him), a 24-year-old with an eye for fashion who immigrated from Nigeria at 11 and, in the trailer, is seen dealing with the pressures and unforeseen mishap of finishing two looks in time for his celebrity clients at the high-profile Met Gala.

on “The Adam Sank Show” that while he was competing on the show’s sixth season in 2007, he was scrutinized from his talent right down to his sexuality.“I grew up in a time when being called a f—-t in school was the worst thing that could ever happen to you. You had to be as hyper-masculine as possible to fit in,” said Malakar.“And coming up in 2007, it was like, ‘Being gay is OK, but you have to define yourself, and there’s this or that.'”Malakar said that while he was on “Idol,” several of his fans speculated that he wasn’t entirely straight despite the fact that he has a long-term girlfriend at the time.He claimed several of his publicists told him that he should remain “ambiguous” about his sexuality.“‘No one needs to know anything about anything because you don’t want to lose your fans,'” Malakar recalled one publicist saying.Malakar also said that he really didn’t know how to interact with male peers due to his father not really being a role model.“I had a hard time figuring out how to interact with young boys because my dad’s from India and grew up in a temple, so there was never like, ‘This is how you are a boy,'” says Malakar.

Star Jones has moved behind the bench to preside over “Divorce Court,” which kicks off its new season Aug. 22 (2-3 p.m.

Discovery+ docuseries wants to leak your sex tape — and members of the public are lining up to bare all.Well, almost all. “Good Sex,” premiering Aug. 19, challenges couples to film their most intimate moments and then review them with a coach to see where they went wrong.

Controversial moments from the 2000s-era reality show staple — involving Banks, 48, and former judge Janice Dickinson, 67, and their treatment of modeling participants — have resurfaced on Twitter.A segment from the third season has reappeared and shows New York contestant Kelle Jacob — who is black — being criticized in a “horrendous” fashion because of her darker complexion. “The way they treated Kelle was horrendous. I thought she was so beautiful and her complexion was amazing.

Her channel now boasts more than 7 million subscribers and 2 billion views, but Lee says she struggles to make decent money on YouTube because the site insists her content is “too graphic” — an assessment she called “subjective” to Business Insider.A YouTuber’s value is based on their view count, according to Influencer Marketing Hub’s estimates, who said that for every 1,000 views Lee gets on her videos, she should earn between $3 and $5 — which means she would have earned between $6 and $10 million from her 2 billion views in total.YouTube policy states that any content creators who post “graphic or violent content” risk having their videos removed and, in extreme cases, their account revoked. This includes “footage or imagery showing bodily fluids, such as blood or vomit, with the intent to shock or disgust viewers,” which may fit the description for some of Lee’s content.

Cher and Dawn, Nevada bathwater-sharers Sunhe and Angelica, Chicago self-tanning enthusiasts Kathy and Cristina and Louisiana belles Lisa and Lauren. Three brand-new twosomes are joining the show this time around: a groundbreaking duo featuring the show’s first transgender individual; a could-be-sisters set who likes to take it all off; and a spicy Southern combo with an uncanny knack for attracting the same suitors.

according to a Pew Research study released in 2020, nearly 30 percent of women and men between 50-64 are single. McNally got married at 20, and divorced at 40. She’s been single for 15 years.

not have a bald spot because of her iconic ponytails.Amidst her drama with “Full House” actress Candance Cameron Bure, she released a TikTok with the text reading, “When someone notices my bald spot and wonders what it’s from…”The video, which has topped 23 million views, shows multiple clips of herself crying in the reality series “Dance Moms.”Viewers suggested her tears were because the former Nickelodeon star wore her hair in a tight side ponytail, with one person commenting, “We tried telling her.” However, Siwa quiclkly slapped down that comment in another video with more than 11 million views.

undergo a life-saving surgery once she turns 17 on Aug. 28.Soon after her b-day, she will be jetting off to New York City to receive a suture sculpt endoscopic sleeve from weight loss doctor Steven Batash.The suture sculpt endoscopic sleeve (ESG) is a non-surgical outpatient procedure where doctors sew up 70-80% of one’s stomach.

Speaking to Yahoo! Lifestyle, Lonie revealed that an OnlyFans sex tape featuring himself and Frazer had been sent to his mother.“People thought it was OK to send our videos to my mom … which is f—ing disgusting,” he said.“And if you’re the type of person who sends that to somebody, you need to take a good, hard look at yourself.“The amount of sh-t that Liv and I have copped, I understand that we’ve put ourselves in a position where we’ll get a bit of heat, but then you get people who think it’s OK to (get) our families involved?“That’s not OK. Don’t send one of my OnlyFans videos to my mom.”Lonie and Frazer have had their OnlyFans content leaked.