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Ali Fedotowsky-Manno has no regrets about leaving Los Angeles behind for good.“The Bachelorette” star shared insight into her decision to leave the West Coast for a quieter life with her husband and two children during an appearance on Savannah Chrisley’s “Unlocked” podcast released Tuesday.Fedotowsky-Manno, 40, first found fame as a contestant on Season 14 of “The Bachelor,” before returning one year later as the star of season six of the popular dating competition series, “The Bachelorette.”While her engagement to “The Bachelorette” winner Roberto Martinez didn’t last, she later found love in the arms of radio and TV host Kevin Manno. The couple married in March 2017 and have two children.“We were living in LA. We were both working in the entertainment industry — my husband’s a radio host.

Trisha Paytas just announced she’s striking out on a 30-city ‘The Eras of Trish Tour’ that will send her all over North America from February through June.To close the run, the 36-year-old multi-hyphenate will wrap her four-month outing at Atlantic City’s Ocean Casino Resort on Saturday, June 7.“Can’t wait to perform and hug you,” Paytas shared on Instagram.While we don’t know exactly what to expect from the always unpredictable Paytas’ live shows, she did recently announce an NYC ‘Big Broadway Dream’ show that allegedly will consist of “epic musical numbers, surprise special guests, and maybe even Broadway’s first live mukbang.”Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming Trisha Paytas shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale is Friday, Jan. 17.Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.Since Paytas rose to fame, she’s attracted ire for her outspoken opinions.Openly anti-Semitic opinions, racism, homophobia, transphobia, domestic violence and cosplaying as JonBenet Ramsey are just a few of the most notable transgressions in her career where working up audiences may have been the end game all along.Still, Paytas, now a mother to two children (named Malibu Barbie and Elvis), claims she does her best to own up to her mistakes.“Truly, cancellations always teach you something,” she told Rolling Stone.

posted to Facebook Wednesday.“Thank you to everyone so far for the outpouring of love, support and prayers,” the statement concluded.In a separate post, the family wrote, “We love you and are already lost without you! Please look over us as you always have! SHINE On Brother!”A third-generation moonshine distiller, Law and his cousin, Henry Lee Law, owned and operated Law’s Choice Distillery in Franklin County, Virginia, where they made and sold legal moonshine.Law died in a local hospital, Henry told TMZ Thursday.The reality TV favorite suffered a multitude of health issues in recent years, according to Henry, including a heart attack in 2024, diabetes, and a blood infection that combined with his other ailments and led him to be hospitalized a month ago. In the end, Law’s body “wore out” after battling the infection and his other conditions, Henry said.Henry also told TMZ that Law was surrounded by his family when he died.

Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are here to stay.The couple, who tied the knot in 2008, sat down with “Good Morning America” Wednesday and got candid on life after losing their home in the LA fires — and their plan to come back stronger.“Spencer was like, ‘Grab anything you want to keep,’ ” Montag, 38, said as she recounted fleeing their Pacific Palisades home. “And I was like, ‘How do you choose?’ You know? My brain stopped working because I was so overwhelmed with so many things you can’t replace. So I grabbed my kids’ teddy bears.”The pair, who have sons Gunner, 7, and Ryker, 2, have to start from scratch after all of their possessions, including Pratt’s prized crystal collection, were destroyed in the blaze.

After Jinger Duggar Vuolo broke free from her strict household in Arkansas, she and her husband headed to Texas, but salvation wasn’t found there.“I was in Laredo for two and a half years,” the 31-year-old recalled to Fox News Digital. “As we were leaving Texas, one of the ladies in our community said, ‘I’m going to miss you, but I also feel like I didn’t get to know you.

Macy Gray stormed off the stage after she was eliminated from “The Masked Singer UK” on Saturday night’s episode.The 57-year-old singer, who was disguised as “Toad in the Hole,” ended up in the Sing-Off against her unknown celebrity competitor disguised as “Bear.” The judges — Mo Gilligan, Maya Jama, Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross and guest panelist Suranne Jones — decided to save “Bear” instead of “Toad.”After learning she was eliminated, Gray suddenly turned and walked off the stage, much to the surprise of the judges and host Joel Dommett.“What is going on?” said Dommett, 39.“Okay, I’m told Toad in the Hole will return to the stage,” Dommett announced, as Gray, still in her costume, walked back onstage.The Grammy Award winner took off her disguise to reveal her true identity, before she did an awkward Q&A interview with Dommett. “Did you have fun on the show?” the British TV host asked Gray, who unenthusiastically replied, “Yeah.”“You know, I’ve been singing for a long time, and now I’m a toad,” Gray also said in the interview.Dommett shared a clip of the incident on his Instagram and wrote “Lol” in his caption.Viewers bashed Gray on social media for briefly storming off the reality show.“Macy Gray…that was embarrassing,” one fan wrote on X.“I can’t stop laughing at Macy Gray, dressed as a giant toad in the hole, raging at being voted off,” another fan said.

of her family home destroyed in the devastating Palisades Fire. The reality TV star, 38, broke down crying in videos posted on her TikTok and Snapchat accounts Wednesday, just one day after her and husband Spencer Pratt’s house was burned to the ground.“I have no words. I’m so thankful that we’re safe,” she began, sitting with her two-year-old son Ryker.

The Jerry Springer Show” were bound to run into some moral and ethical dilemmas behind the scenes. In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Toby Yoshimura – who stars in the newly released two-part Netflix documentary “Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action” – opened up about his harrowing experience as a producer, explaining why he turned to alcohol and drugs as a coping mechanism and detailing the terrifying moment that ultimately made him walk away from the show. “I’ve worked on this a lot in the last decade, multiple decades,” Yoshimura, who worked on the show for the first season in 1991, then again from 2006 to 2008, said of giving himself grace after leaving the show.

The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum, 53, shared the shocking story on Friday’s episode of SiriusXM’s Jeff Lewis Live.“I jumped off a bridge, too — and that’s when I ruptured my [breast] implants — off of that thing,” Richards confessed in the interview, which she did alongside her husband Aaron Phypers, 52.The reality TV star went on to say that the harness she wore for the jump caused both of the implants to rupture. She has yet to fix them.“I still have to get them redone,” she told host Jeff Lewis, 54.

all-new sneak peek of the HGTV show “The Flip Off,” stars Christina Hack and Josh Hall come to blows during a tense car ride.The now estranged couple is driving to a project ahead of their split when Josh tells Christina, “This is a competition, you gotta pull out all stops. Whatever it takes to win, I’ll do it.”Trying to get the ball rolling, the home renovation star yells, “Halls rule!” to which the “Christina on the Coast” vet, 41, ignores and continues giving her then-husband the silent treatment from the passenger seat.“You’re supposed to say it with me or repeat it or something to show that you’re with me.

“Off the Vine” podcast last month. “Did you ever meet Ellen DeGeneres? Was she nice or no?” Bristowe, 39, asked, to which Fedotowsky, 40, responded, “She made me feel pretty not great.”Elaborating on her encounter with DeGeneres, the mom-of-two clarified, “It’s not that she was mean, per se, she just made me feel stupid.”Fedotowsky recalled her appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” which started shaky before the interview began.“I was so excited to be on the show.

the creator of “Desperate Housewives,” says he’s jealous of the “Real Housewives” reality TV franchise that began after his primetime soap became a hit.“I envy the fact that they’ve kept that franchise going,” Cherry told People in a new interview published on Wednesday.“I certainly envy the good folks who produce that show because it’s a train that keeps on chugging. So good for them.”Cherry doesn’t begrudge the franchise’s success, though. “They didn’t crib my name, to be fair to them,” he said.

Jon Hamm is one mad man about the latest Bravo breakup. The actor, 53, appeared on CNN’s “New Year’s Eve Live” on Tuesday and revealed his thoughts on the split of “Southern Charm” vet Craig Conover and “Summer House” star Paige DeSorbo. “I gotta pour one out for Craig and Paige,” Hamm said to hosts Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper in a video posted to social media.

filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against her “It Ends With Us” co-star and director Justin Baldoni last week. Berner, 33, joked about Lively being a “c–t” in “Torching 2024: A Roast of the Year,” a roast-style special hosted by Jeff Ross featuring comics bidding good riddance to 2024 “by throwing shade at the biggest moments of the past 12 months,” per Netflix. The former reality TV star-turned-comedian alluded to headlines about Lively, 37, that circulated around the time her movie “It Ends With Us” hit theaters, which largely centered on her rumored feud with Baldoni and painted her as a “mean girl.” “The word c–t was trending this year,” Berner said in a clip from the comedy special, adding, “I don’t think Blake Lively was that bad.” “Torching 2024” was recorded on Dec.

Sam Phalen during the tense final tribal council. The 34-year-old told The Post that she thought she lost the game while battling Phalen, 24, for the jury votes during Wednesday night’s finale. “My stomach was in knots,” said LaMont — who received 7 jury votes to Phalen’s 1 and left Fiji with the $1 million check.Read LaMont’s full interview below.New York Post: At what point at the end of the game did you think you would win?Not during final tribal.

“Survivor 47” runner-up Sam Phalen struggled going right into the aftershow after losing the jury vote against Rachel LaMont.“It’s very hard. You don’t get a ton of answers about why everything happened the way it happened,” Phalen, 24, exclusively told the Post the day after coming in second place during the finale.The sports reporter also admitted he was in “emotional turmoil” after coming up short against LaMont, 34, at the final tribal council.Read Phalen’s full interview below.New York Post: What jury votes did you think you could get heading into final tribal?Sam Phalen: I felt like I had Sierra and Kyle in my corner and would be able to get their votes. Gabe was another one that I was pretty confident withthe argument that I planned to make and the type of performance that I planned to have at final tribal, that it would be something that would win Gabe’s vote over.

passed away on Dec. 11 at 66 from heart-related problems.A Clark County, Nevada, spokesperson told TMZ that cardiac arrhythmia and hypertensive cardiovascular disease contributed to Murphey’s sudden passing.The reality TV personality allegedly had a history of pulmonary embolism, which occurs when a blood clot gets stuck in an artery in the lung and creates a blockage, per the Mayo Clinic.Murphey’s death has reportedly been ruled a natural one.His family announced his death earlier this week.

“Survivor 47” is over, Teeny Chirichillo has a new perspective about their feud with Sam Phalen. The fourth-place finisher on the show told The Post the day after the finale that they “don’t hate all men.” Chirichillo, 24, also explained that their dislike for Phalen, 24, on the island was due to “inner projections.”Read Chirichillo’s full interview below.New York Post: How do you think you would’ve fared in the final 3 jury vote if you made it there?Teeny Chirichillo: Contrary to very popular belief, I don’t think I would have been a no vote finalist. I think I would have gotten Sol.

Season 47 and the $1 million prize during the CBS reality show’s two-hour finale on Wednesday night. LaMont, 34, defeated Sam Phalen and Sue Smey in the final tribal council. She received seven out of the eight jury votes.Sierra Wright, Sol Yi, Gabe Ortis, Caroline Vidmar, Andy Rueda, Genevieve Mushaluk and Teeny Chirichillo all voted for LaMont to win.Kyle Ostwald voted for Phalen to win.

Clay Aiken was the runner-up during that second season, but the talk show host didn’t remember it that way. “We spent a lot of time,” Clarkson, 42, recalled on Monday’s episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show” while talking to Aiken.

“Survivor” journey. After being voted out by Rachel LaMont’s shocking idol play, the 31-year-old AI research assistant exclusively spoke to The Post about how he went from suffering a public breakdown on day three to masterminding his “Operation: Italy” scheme that nearly won him the game. “I’ve done a lot of work trying to proces exactly how that happened, why that happened, like what was going on there,” Rueda said.He also called the incident “unprecedented” and “uncharacteristic.”Read Rueda’s full interview below.