IN THEIR OWN WORDS
Zone 3
"We have reached the point of Tupperware ownership where my wife is buying Tupperware to store our Tupperware."
“The time is right for me to move forward into the next chapter of my philanthropy,” she said in a statement announcing her decision.
Cruise went on a tirade against Shields' use of postpartum antidepressants in 2005 — and invited her to his wedding just a year later.
Stone, who has enjoyed a close friendship with Swift for about 20 years, will reunite with Joe Alwyn in "Kinds of Kindness," due out in June.
The NBA legend was previously married to "Basketball Wives" executive producer Shaunie Henderson.
“It makes me insane,” Hudson said of her wedding planning struggles.
"In a public bathroom: 'Mommy, why does your bottom cover the whole toilet seat but mine doesn’t?'"
"I took my 6yo to softball practice and then realized it was canceled. My 6yo smiled at me, 'Well, look at that, we yelled at each other for nothing.'"
Spears and Asghari tied the knot in June 2022, not long after she was released from a 13-year court conservatorship.
The "Modern Family" star explained in a candid interview that it was the “fair” thing to do.
"Every so often my wife sends me these cute texts like, 'Heyyy' and 'Come upstairs, your kids clogged their toilet.'"
"I began creating the white picket fence life I thought I wanted. We even started homeschooling. If I was going to be home all day anyway, why not?"
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"What position is it in soccer where my kid tries to find a four leaf clover?"
The French-Canadian singer married the late René Angélil while wearing an elaborate, crystal-studded Swarovski tiara.
During a recent appearance on podcast "Minnie Questions," the "Friends" star reflected on the painful breakup from her partner, Johnny McDaid.
"I’ve transitioned to ‘haha’ instead of ‘lol’ because I read that 'lol' is millennial-coded."
Read this if you relate to Taylor Swift’s new song “I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can).”
These simple but powerful statements could pave the way for a stronger, healthier relationship.
With one fake beard, Mark Zuckerberg became an object of thirst.