Reality TV: Last News

via Instagram, writing, «I have been very private in the past year in regards to Frank's life and the journey he's been on. There has been lots of opinions in regards to mine and Frank's friendship and the show but now is not the time to set the record straight. Now is the time to pray for my friend.»He continued, «Frank has suffered a stroke and is in the hospital.

back to the beginning.Reality television OG Kristin Cavallari alleged that “Laguna Beach” producers had always deemed her the “villain” of the teen series back in the day.The “Balancing in Heels” author, 35, discussed how “Laguna Beach” painted her as the quintessential mean girl who fought with much of the cast — especially star Lauren Conrad — in an interview with Insider.The “Very Cavallari” star and “Laguna” alum Stephen Colletti recently dropped by the MTV show’s re-watch podcast “Back to the Beach with Kristin and Stephen.”“I think [producers] obviously saw from me from the get-go that I was someone who did speak my mind,” revealed Cavallari, who also appeared on the 2006 spinoff, “The Hills.” The mother of three now realizes “without a doubt” that execs crafted her as the “villain” on the show right from the beginning.“I had a strong personality. I have a strong presence and I think that’s way easier to manipulate and edit into this villain role than any other type of personality,” she went on.On the first episode of the podcast — which dropped on July 19 — Cavallari opened up to the “One Tree Hill” actor, 36, about her regrets over her behavior on the show.“Watching it now, it’s so different when you’re in the middle of it and you’re very emotional,” she explained.

“Big Brother” 24 is heating up. The contestants have made their alliances and some houseguests like Pooch and Taylor quickly became targets in the house. However, a new scandal has erupted among “BB” fans, per Monsters and Critics.During the most recent “Head of Household” competition, Jasmine made some big waves.

reality TV show is already been full of drama. In addition to the brand new backstage twist, alliances and secrets have already started.

Netflix reality series “How To Build a Sex Room” out Friday, July 8. Each episode follows the deceptively prim and proper British interior designer as she meets with various couples who describe their fantasies and ask her to transform a space in their home into a private carnal paradise. “Darling, I’m the Mary Poppins of sex rooms,” Rose, 57, told The Post, referring to her randy bag of tricks.One of her clients, she said, gave her that nickname, which suits her. “I’m very English, upper class, as it were.

The Nassif family appreciates you respecting their privacy at this time.On Instagram, the plastic surgeon-turned reality star wrote a longer tribute. «Chris Nassif was, and always will be, a legend.A post shared by Dr.

Season 24 is about to kick off, and host Julie Chen Moonves is excited to bring fans an experience unlike any they've seen on the show before.Julie recently sat down with ET's Kevin Frazier to dish on the forthcoming season, and the stalwart host opened up on what she's looking forward to over the next three months of competition.«it's 16 brand new people, so new people to fall in love with, new showmances to see blossom, new people to root against, a new favorite villain,» Julie excitedly teased." It's the 24th season. Anything can happen! I mean it took us 23 seasons to have this historic season last summer with The Cookout, so who knows?"«We always say expect the unexpected and that is the beauty of this show,» she added.So what exactly makes this season more exhilarating than ever before? According to Julie, «Our challenges are next level this season!»«You're gonna see that on premiere night.

her recent home birth, revealing she welcomed her third baby into the world standing up in the kitchen.In Mar, former Towie star Sam, 31, revealed she was in a ‘baby bubble’ after giving birth to her third child with longtime partner Paul Knightley, 34, giving their two eldest children, Paul Jr, six, and Rosie, four, an adorable little brother to fawn over.And while the scenario we mentioned above may sound like something that came upon the reality star while she was doing the dishes, Sam had originally planned to welcome baby Edward while in a birthing pool.However, she abandoned those plans at the last second, after failing to get comfortable (as comfortable as one can be while giving birth) and ended up delivering her baby while upright, and in front of her family.Sharing the dramatic way in which Edward came into the world – which sounds like a Hollywood movie plot, we tell you – Sam shared: ‘The whole time, I didn’t sit down as I didn’t want to slow down the labour, so I was just pacing around.‘I’d had Rosie in the water and it was beautiful, so I thought it would be the same with Edward. But when I got in the water, I just couldn’t get comfortable and immediately felt like I needed to get out.’She continued to OK!: ‘Instead, I went to a corner of our kitchen – Paul was standing behind me and I had my hands on his neck.

Leland, is a dream that was over twenty years in the making. His finances are tied up in it, as are those of his fiancée, Jeanette Zinno. The 35-year-old invested $70,000 of her own money in the eatery, even though she has no interest in being in the food business.

show’s revival from 2019 until 2021.However, Jenner was relieved when the network canceled the show in January.“I was so stoked,” Jenner revealed to People earlier this week. “To be honest, yeah. It just wasn’t the same experience.

detailing the wind-breaking news is currently blowing up online. “Selling ta ta sweat and $1,000 toot jars has gotten my 130K TikTok account removed, shame from my Eastern European family, and landed me in the hospital with a fart attack, moaned Matto, 31, in the caption to her now-virla video shared with her 303,000 followers.

Amazon Prime Video and hosted by singer Betty Who, the show follows six contestants. Each comes face to face with “the Portal,” an entrance to the set that’s obscured by clouds of dry ice for maximum drama. As each wannabe lover waits nervously, water features burbling in the background and suspenseful music playing, somebody from their past emerges from the mist — a childhood friend, a law-school crush, a flirt from a work conference, an old college study buddy. “I already suffer from anxiety, so when I was walking through this foggy ridiculous scene, my heart was definitely pounding … in that moment of standing there, waiting for the person to arrive,” said Kasey, 28, a New Jersey Twitch streamer and one of the singles on the show. “It’s terrifying and so daunting.

obtained by the US Sun, Thompson sported the sparkler while helping her 22-year-old sister, Lauryn “Pumpkin” Shannon, with her twin babies in Georgia at a recent photo shoot. However, Thompson’s rep told The Post, “Alana is not engaged.”Thompson has been dating 21-year-old college student Dralin Carswell since early 2021. While there is an age gap between the young-and-in-love couple, the legal age of consent in Georgia is 16, and Thompson turns 17 on Aug.

Netflix reality series “Snowflake Mountain” features a group of delicate, immature 20-somethings who party hard, can’t hold down jobs and still live with their parents. These “snowflakes” — which the show defines as young people who are “overly emotional, easily offended and dramatic” — are sent into the wilderness, in an effort to push them into growing up. The show premieres Wednesday, June 22, and culminates in an outstanding cast member snagging $50,000.“I am very dramatic.

The Post spoke to Jep and Jase Robertson — the sons of “Duck Dynasty” patriarch Phil — about what “DD” die-hards can expect from the show in their brand new series “Duck Family Treasure,” and how this gem of an idea came to fruition.“We found some, I would say, eye-popping finds,” Jase told the Post of the new series, which is now streaming on Fox Nation. “Duck Family Treasure” sees the Louisiana-born Robertson brothers, along with their Uncle Si and 45-year treasure hunting veteran Murry Crowe, scour the South with their metal detectors in search of riches.

Netflix’s fading fortunes?The embattled streamer has announced they’re creating a real-life version of the gory South Korean survival show — with production slated to take place in the UK early next year. “Squid Game: The Challenge” is being billed as “the biggest reality competition series ever created” and will feature 456 contestants battling it out for a whopping $4.56 million in prize money. According to a press release put out by Netflix on Tuesday, the staggering sum will be the largest cash prize ever offered on reality television.

an ounce of luck. Yet when the MTV Movie Awards granted its 2022 Reality Royalty trophy, it went to Bethenny Frankel, and not a Black starlet whose fingerprint had been stamped (and re-stamped) on culture.Frankel’s true first television appearance was in 2005 on Martha Stewart’s season of The Apprentice in 2005. After being fired in the final round, she wound up on Bravo’s The Real Housewives of New York three years later.

has set its official return on its new U.S. home, Peacock, announcing on Wednesday that it will kick off the latest iteration Tuesday, July 19.Episodes will drop six days a week, much like the original British franchise.According to Peacock, the new -- which moved to the streaming service with a two-season pickup after a three-season run on CBS — promises to be «hotter than ever.» A new crop of islanders will couple up in new surroundings to compete in «naughtier games and sexier challenges.» Throughout their stay, temptations will rise and drama will ensue as Islanders are forced to decide if they want to remain with their current partners or “recouple” with someone new.

While it's easy to assume that the season nine cast decided to join after a very public OnlyFans scandal played out on their season, boosting bride Domenica Calarco's following on the site, that's not the only reason.

pampered Gen Zers, there’s a wannabe influencer (of course); a vegan who loves admiring her own reflection in the mirror; a 22-year-old aspiring model; a 24-year-old who still lives at home with her parents, refuses to help around the house, and has been fired from every job; a 25-year-old British party girl who lives with her mom and dad and doesn’t work; a 23-year-old college dropout who dreams of being a pro wrestler; a 25-year-old self-proclaimed “Disney princess” who refuses to leave the home she shares with her parents, and an unemployed 26-year-old who spends $500 of his parents’ money per week on manicures and facials. According to the trailer, these entitled “snowflakes” can’t load a dishwasher, and their families have reached their breaking points. They get tricked by their families into going on a survival retreat in the great outdoors, sans Wi-Fi or running water, to compete for a cash prize. The 20-somethings get a much-needed crash course in adulthood, led by a former army combat engineer and Navy explosive ordinance disposal officer.

shared a snippet of the Auto-Tune-heavy track on Instagram, asking fans to “Please share, download, and repost” the single. Jon also promoted a release party at a Philadelphia nightclub, set for Friday night.Nightlife isn’t new for him. After working a series of odd jobs, he stuck to DJing at an Atlantic City nightclub in 2017.