Some social media skits are created in good fun and aim to give viewers a good kii, but Claressa Shields wasn’t laughing when one content creator cracked jokes about her and Papoose. A creator by the name of @allaboutyourstyle3 is going viral after recreating Claressa and Pap’s shopping trip. The undefeated boxing champ peeped the clip and responded, now folks online are debating over whether she’s doing too much or just standing on business.

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Claressa Shields Said “Not Too Much On Her & Papoose” After Viral Skit Pops Off

Social media users @allaboutyourstyle3 and @ormando_sodiff are going viral for creating a skit of Claressa Shields and Papoose. The video shows the creators in the mall while Claressa runs up a bag at luxury stores. The woman playing Claressa had her look down, rocking a fur coat, fitted hat, and icy chain. As the clip keeps rolling, she hops on a livestream pretending to be Claressa and mocking her, saying, “Y’all talking about where Pap at, he’s right here spending his own money” as she pans the camera to the man portraying Pap.

Claressa ended up catching the video and jumped in the creators comment section and didn’t hesitate to let her know she wasn’t feeling it. “You weird as hell & a hater. Wack a** video,” Shields wrote. The creator was quick to clap back and said Claressa was being too sensitive. “Girl, you better laugh or take your a** upstairs with Pap. More videos coming. Gold Love… Engaged… Pap upstairs.” Even with all that, she still told Claressa to hit her up if she ever needs somebody to play her in a movie.

The TL Can’t Pick A Side After Claressa Responds

After LiveBitez dropped the skit about Claressa and Papoose, folks flooded the comment section with reactions. A few social media users they actually thought it was Claressa in the video because the look was so accurate. Others said they think the jokes went too far, meanwhile others think Claressa went too far with her reaction and needs to lighten up.

Instagram user @kashmirbc2 wrote, “😂😂😂 why did i think that was really her for a minute!” 

Instagram user @mzgogetta32 wrote, “Nailed it 🔥🔥🔥😂😂” 

While Instagram user @breezybabe79 wrote, “This is spot on 😂😂😂😂 shorty act just like this.” 

Then Instagram user @likemousesaid wrote, “This the one video Clarissa should’ve just laughed off or act like she ain’t see it.” 

Instagram user @piinkblossom_ wrote, “Claressa gotta learn how to have a sense of humor… jus for 💩’s and giggles.” 

Another Instagram user @virgoafterdark wrote, “This is accurate af why she mad.” 

Then another Instagram user @kaystarrbella wrote, “Imitation is the best form of flattery they say.” 

Instagram user @_brazyp wrote, “Y’all hate on that girl for literally nothing 😂” 

Finally, Instagram user @jrock2171 wrote, “Y’all see what bullying does and yet y’all still do it.” 

More About Claressa & Pap’s Past Icy Shopping Spree’s

There’s no word on what exact moment inspired the skit of Claressa and Pap, but they have gone viral on social media on numerous occasions for flexing their love. Footage from 2025 showed the couple in what looked like a luxury store, sipping on sparkling beverage while Claressa flexed her iced-out diamond bracelet. The athlete has also shown off Van Cleef bracelets Pap has gifted her, the most recent being on Valentine’s Day when she flaunted a black clover bracelet.

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By Jonathan Klotz
| Published 1 hour ago

It’s hard to remember now that Chris Pratt is everywhere that he hasn’t always been a movie star. He wasn’t grown in a vat on the Universal lot and emerged as the ultimate generic leading man suitable for superhero franchises (Guardians of the Galaxy), dinosaur wrangling (Jurassic World), and every animated franchise in existence (both Garfield and Super Mario Bros.).

Chris Pratt built his career piece by piece and brick by brick. The Lego Movie, now on Netflix, predates all of those movies, and its surprising success was an adorable Dutch Trojan Horse that led to all of us accidentally letting Pratt into our lives. 

No One Expected The Lego Movie To Be This Good

Pratt voices Emmet Brickowoski, a regular guy in Bricksburg who loves nothing more than to follow the instructions and build as he’s told, because everything is awesome when you’re part of a team. All of that is changed forever when he runs across WildStyle (Elizabeth Banks), an outrageous rebel looking for the “Special,” the most powerful Master Builder, to save the world from Lord Business (Will Ferrell). The Lego Movie gets a lot of mileage out of playing with all the tropes and expectations that come from a “Chosen One” story, but the real fun is the sheer amount of cameos, both Lego figures and voice performances. 

There are fun gags, including the Spaceman (Charlie Day) coming complete with broken pieces, the evil commander of the Super Secret Police (Liam Neeson) turning his head around to alternate between Good Cop and Bad Cop. Morgan Freeman, voicing the Blind Wizard, became so annoyed at the bizarre lines of dialogue that his adlib, “Alright, we gotta write all that down cause I’m not gonna remember any of it, but here we go,” was left in the film. Lego Batman voiced by Will Forte steals every single scene he’s in, justifying the existence of The Lego Batman Movie. It feels like every minute there’s a new gag, a one-liner, or a random cameo. 

Everything Is Awesome When You’re Chris Pratt

The Lego Movie was written and directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, forever credited afterwards as “The guys who wrote The Lego Movie.” It’s their offbeat sense of humor and willingness to beat jokes into the ground (Emmet falling, Princess Unikitty) that drives the movie’s relentless comedy engine. By the end of its theatrical run, the movie no one thought would be a hit earned $470 million, launched a franchise, and gave the entire Lego brand a shot in the arm. 

It’s no wonder that Chris Pratt’s 2014, which also included Guardians of the Galaxy, shot him to the top of Hollywood’s casting sheets. 12 years later, there’s no end in sight to his media dominance, which, through The Terminal List and The Electric State, he’s even expanded to streaming originals. If we hadn’t all laughed with The Lego Movie maybe we could have been spared. 

Pratt has had an amazing series of franchise hits but none have surprised audiences quite like The Lego Movie. Crafting a hilarious cinematic universe around the brick toy took everyone by surprise, and even a decade later, it still sounds implausible. If you haven’t given it a chance, it’s now on Netflix, and there’s no reason anyone, old or young, to fire it up and start laughing at one of the best jokes-per-minute ratios of the last 12 years. 

By Chris Snellgrove
| Published 11 seconds ago

Through nine seasons, two movies, and one deeply unfortunate revival, The X-Files was driven by a deep and sprawling mythology involving UFOs, aliens, and government coverups (oh, and just a weird amount of oil). This mythology tied to Fox Mulder’s desire to prove the existence of extraterrestrial life, and audiences were meant to tune into the show each week to see how his crusade was going. However, audiences soon found something far more interesting to obsess over than Mulder’s kooky quest: monster-of-the-week episodes!

Instead of focusing on deep lore or alien conspiracies, these episodes featured memorable foes (including everything from a stretchy cannibal to a giant flukeworm) who terrorized Mulder and Scully each week. Aside from the fact that these episodes were fun and scary, most fans never bothered to think too hard about why they loved these stories so much. However, in looking back at “The Host,” veteran X-Files producer Frank Spotnitz developed a theory: namely, that these episodes were popular because they focused on things that felt both “scary and real.”

Enter The Flukeman

As reported by X-Files Confidential, Spotnitz himself was fascinated by the Flukeman, who was the memorable monster of the week in the episode, “The Host.” He noted how “there’s something very visceral” about this particular thread, and how “it really captured people’s imaginations, and that was one of the big themes of the show, was finding things that were scary and real.” The Flukeman was memorably able to attack people through toilets, and the producer pointed out that “everyone seemed to be able to imagine … being attacked in a porta-potty, something coming out of your toilet.”

Wrapping up his thoughts, Spotnitz said that the enthusiastic audience reception to “The Host” was because the episode “speaks to deep fears – you know, urban myths people have heard their whole lives about, you know, snakes coming out of toilets or being attacked in vulnerable places, like a bathroom.” In reading what the producer had to say about this iconic episode, I was struck by a simple fact: he just quietly uncovered why X-Files fans love monster of the week episodes. The short answer is that the villains in these episodes typically tap into our more practical fears than things like alien abduction.

So Much Scarier Than Aliens

Aliens may be the primary threat on The X-Files, but when you get right down to it, they represent a pretty abstract threat to audiences. A good chunk of the people watching the show are, like Scully, skeptical about the existence of extraterrestrial life. Furthermore, a big part of the audience who does believe in aliens thinks that they are more likely to be friendly, Star Trek-style friendlies rather than little green men out to probe human butts.

However, monster of the week villains usually have their basis in something more realistic and, therefore, more terrifying. As Spotnitz points out, countless people are terrified of the idea of a snake hiding in their toilet and biting them in the bum. For someone who deeply fears something like that happening, the idea of a human-sized flukeworm who can do the same is downright horrifying.

The Scariest Monsters Look Like Us

Plus, it helps that so many monsters of the week are often human or present themselves as human. You might not be specifically scared of stretchy cannibals like Eugene Tooms, but he represents a more universally primal fear: that someone could be hiding in your home or workplace, and you wouldn’t know until it was too late. The show is also filled with human monsters like John Lee Roche, someone whose child victims reflect our very real fear of predators attacking kids with impunity. Even the inbred hillbillies of “Home” tap into the paranoid fear that your neighbors are not what they seem and that you will never truly be safe in your community.

Long story not very short, X-Files fans are more frightened by monster-of-the-week episodes because the villains in them are a little more (ahem) down to earth than aliens. They tap into urban myths, folk tales, and old-fashioned camp stories to remind us that we are always vulnerable when we least expect it. Let’s be real: what could be scarier than that?

Ryan Lochte is responding to his ex-wife Kayla Rae Reid’s claims that he cheated on her during their marriage.

“I absolutely was not unfaithful to my ex-wife,” Lochte, 41, said in a statement to People on Wednesday, March 4. “And I have no excuse but to continue to say I have grown and learned so much from my past and I am working on myself and my character every single day.”

Lochte also slammed Reid, 34, for claiming he was with now-girlfriend Molly Gillihan during the exes’ union.

“I love Molly and the family we have so much and it breaks my heart to see Molly dragged into this because never, not one time, did Molly and I have any sort of inappropriate relationship while I was with Kayla,” the athlete continued. “I reached out to Molly after I was served divorce papers and living on my own.”

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Us Weekly has reached out to Lochte for comment.

Reid made headlines after she referred to Gillihan as Lochte’s “mistress” on the Monday, March 2, episode of her “The Comeback Era” podcast.

“I’m so happy for him. They’ve been happy for a very long time,” Reid claimed. “Very long time. For many years. They go way back.”

Lochte and Reid tied the knot in 2018 after going public with their relationship during the 2016 Summer Olympics. The pair share three children: son Caiden, 8, and daughters Liv, 6, and Georgia, 2.

Last year, Reid filed for divorce from Lochte after seven years of marriage.

“Earlier this year, I made the hard decision to end my marriage after deep prayer and reflection,” Kayla wrote via Instagram in June 2025. “I hold marriage in the highest regard, so this has been one of the most painful, revealing, and challenging seasons of my life. I’ve been hesitant to share until I could do so from a place of healing — not from fresh, open wounds.”

Lochte broke his silence days later.

“Although this decision hasn’t been easy, I believe it’s the right step toward peace and well-being for us both,” he wrote via Instagram. “I remain committed to healing, growth and coparenting with care and respect as we move forward separately. Thank you to our family and friends for your continued support. It truly means a lot as we begin this new chapter.”

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Kayla Rae Reid had serious concerns about Ryan Lochte prior to divorcing the Olympian, multiple sources exclusively tell Us Weekly. “There were trust issues on Kayla’s end,” one insider shares, with a second source claiming, “Ryan betrayed Kayla’s trust in numerous ways.” Reid, 34, announced on June 4 that she had “made the hard decision” […]

Earlier this year, Lochte moved in with Gillihan seven months after Reid filed for divorce.

“Home Sweet Home 🏠,” Lochte captioned a January Instagram photo of him and Gillihan lying on the floor of their new space. “#moveinday @mollygilli.”

After sharing his latest life update, Lochte opened up about how he was working on becoming the best version of himself for his kids.

“Everything I’ve done over the last 10 months has been about my kids and becoming the best father I can be for them,” he told People later that month. “That meant doing the work — going to rehab, rededicating my life to Christ, going to therapy and making changes that put my children first. Because of that growth, I’m grateful to now have my kids 50 percent of the time.”

Authorities have determined that the two girls whose bodies were found stuffed inside suitcases were related.

An initial DNA analysis by the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner’s Office determined the girls were half-sisters in life.

According to authorities, they have not been able to identify the two girls from their DNA alone.

The medical examiner’s staff is still attempting to determine the girls’ cause of death as well as the method used to kill them.

The remains of the two young girls were discovered in two suitcases located in an Ohio park late on Monday, March 2.

One of the bags had been left half-buried in a shallow grave, according to the man who accidentally stumbled upon the luggage.

The man, Phillip Donaldson, said he was walking his dog through a Cleveland park when the canine pulled him towards the bag.

He spoke to local news media and explained how he’d lifted the bag out of the loose dirt, unzipped the bag and discovered a head.

Police arrived at the park and conducted a search of the area, subsequently locating the second suitcase containing another body.

Initial reports indicated only one suitcase was found with both bodies,

Investigators believe the girls were between the ages of 8 and 14 when they died — likely from homicidal violence.

Police still do not know how long the girls’ remains have been buried, only that it had been “some time.”

According to Donaldson, the mound of dirt had been visible for at least a week. He recalled his disturbing discovery to local media outlet News 5.

“It was like a pile of dirt, and she stopped to sniff … and she was taking too long,” Donaldson said, referring to his dog. “So, I went back and looked, and it was a suitcase that was half buried and I pulled it up and looked in it, and it was a head. Somebody’s head in it.”

Cleveland Police said that they have received no reports about any missing children who match the girls’ remains.

Police are looking into missing persons reports statewide and in neighboring states for any possible leads.

The girls, police said, are Black and their bodies are said to be intact.

Investigators said they’ve had issues obtaining surveillance footage from cameras in that area, as they do not retain historical data.

There are still no suspects who’ve been identified in the case. Police did a potential person of interest in for questioning, but no charges have been filed against them.

In a statement issued Tuesday, March 3, Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb denounced the killings.

“This heinous crime, in which the bodies of two young children were abandoned, is deeply disturbing,” said Bibb. “These were children who had their entire lives ahead of them. Whoever is responsible for depriving them of their futures should be held fully accountable under the law. Our Division of Police is pursuing every lead, carefully reviewing all available evidence, and deploying all necessary resources. They will not stop working until those responsible for this tragic and inhumane act are identified and brought to justice.”

Cleveland Police ask that anyone who has any information that may help them identify the two girls or the person or people responsible for their deaths call them at (216) 25-CRIME or 1-800-225-5324.

You can also file a report online here or contact Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County here.

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