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It didn’t take long for the tears to turn to anger.
Layla Taylorrecently shared an emotional video talking about her breakup from Mason McWhorter. In the now viral video, the “Mormon Wives” star clearly shared that there is “no bad blood” between the two, but she’s now walking that statement back after some new information has surfaced.
In a recent video by Layla, she sarcastically shared that “growing is off to a great start” for Mason, and her reality TV costars and fans are supporting her in this change of heart.
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Just hours after posting an emotional TikTok video explaining that her and Mason broke up, Layla has shared another video with a slightly different tone.
In her first video, she shared that there’s “no bad blood” between them, and she “genuinely” wants and wishes for “nothing but the best for Mason.” Then just hours later, the tune has changed to an angrier vibe, and fans and friends are there for her every step of the way.
Layla explained in the first breakup video that, “things just weren’t working out,” between her and Mason and she thinks they “were just on two different paths.”
“He felt in order for him to grow, he had to be on his own,” she said. “And I respect his decision, and I truly hope that he gets what he wants in life.”
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So, what happened to prompt another video just hours later captioned, “All while texting me he missed me the same morning and couldn’t stop crying…glad growing is off to a great start”?
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In the second video posted yesterday about the breakup, the voiceover says, “It was never gonna be you, so for you to be so delusional and crazy like that.”
The comments passed the vibe check a million times over. “Mormon Wives” costar Mayci Neeley wrote, “He needed YOU – not the other way around bb. You don’t need another ‘kid’ to take care of.” Jessi Draper added, “Mic drop my queen is going to get much better.”
Fans also had some things to say. One viewer wrote, “Breakups go through the stages of grief. The last video kind of said, you didn’t want to the say the wrong thing…just in case…now you are realizing that trying to be nice and understanding isn’t going to make him come back.” Layla responded, “No I just found out stuff, first video I was grieving who I thought he was.”
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One viewer shared, “Every time they say the only way to grow is ‘by themselves,’ there’s always another woman.” And one other person added, “Seeing how Chase fumbled Miranda, I believe Mason definitely follows in his footy.”
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In a recently shared video on Sunday morning, Layla shared her “Sunday reset: depression cave edition” captioned, “Didn’t end up making it to the gym and had a little cry sesh instead but baby steps.”
She explained in the video that she plans to go to the gym and needs to clean her house. She then showed viewers that she was indeed cleaning up her house while her boys were occupied. Throughout her cleaning, an audio about love played.
The comment section quickly filled up with support, kind words, and motivation to keep going.
Neeley dropped into the comments to remind her, “Better things are coming.” Another viewer shared, “You’re the best girlie!! This was so motivating, wishing so much love.” One other viewer shared, “Babygirl a REAL man will love you and grow next to you! I promise he will come. You deserve love!!”
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Viral content creator who covers reality TV and pop culture, @stephwithdadeets, shared a video explaining that Layla posted about her walk back from the “no bad blood” comment video but then shortly after, deleted it. She captioned the video, “Layla Made this Post Last Night but it is Now Deleted… she said she found some things out about Mason.” Not long after, Layla’s video reappeared and fans had plenty to say about the situation.
“Layla is becoming a stronger woman day by day who knows her worth!” one fan wrote. Another said, “I think he realized how popular he has become online and wants to play the field now.” And one viewer added, “That poor girl!! She deserves SO much better!! I KNOW she will come out of this GLOWING and stronger than ever.”
In Steph’s follow-up video reporting that Layla reposted it on TikTok, the comment section filled up with more support.
“The fact that he let Layla take him to the Grammys first then dumped her the next day, right before Valentine’s Day,” one viewer shared. Another said, “I’m curious to know if he’ll ever make a statement about it. I want to hear his perspective.”
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While it appears that Layla may have scrubbed her social media of Mason, it’s not looking the same on his TikTok page, which could add to many fan’s theories about him being a “clout chaser.”
The last video he shared was prior to the breakup news and many fans are taking to the comment section of that video to share their thoughts on the breakup.
After many photo comments that say it all without words, one TikToker wrote, “I was rooting for you, WE WERE ALL ROOTING FOR YOU.” Another added, “Love the way he gets no likes unless Layla was in his videos.” One other wanted to know, “What’d you do to cause the ‘no bad blood’ to change I must know.” The entire comment section is filled with fans sticking up for Layla.
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The new Star Trek spinoff, Starfleet Academy, has proven to be very controversial, but its fans always offer the same rebuttal to any criticism of the show: “give it time.” The logic goes that this show might need time to find its footing, just like The Next Generation and Voyager did. However, given that the show is limited to 10 episodes per season and a maximum of four seasons, Starfleet Academy is officially running out of time to impress viewers.
This reaction to a new spinoff began with Star Trek: The Next Generation, whose first season was its absolute worst. Season 2 wasn’t much better, but the show (thanks largely to new showrunner Michael Piller) transformed into must-see TV with Season 3. After Deep Space Nine had a similarly rocky Season 1, it became gospel among many Trek fans that you should always give a new series a season or two to really find its footing.

Needless to say, this has become the most common defense Starfleet Academy fans have used against any and all criticisms of the show. Those fans love to make comparisons to TNG and say that critics should give these cadets time to find their space legs, just like we gave Picard and crew time. However, what these Starfleet Academy fanboys don’t realize is that the new show is racing the clock, and it’s all Paramount’s fault.
Back in the Golden Age of Star Trek, shows ran for seven seasons, with (outside of the occasional writer’s strike) 26 episodes per season. This is why shows like Voyager could afford to have a rocky first season: whenever there was a bad episode, fans could reasonably expect that a good one was around the corner. Even if the first two seasons were wildly rocky (looking at you, The Next Generation), there would be 130 episodes left that would be, relatively speaking, very good.

But those were the salad days of network television. In the streaming era, shows are more streamlined, and Starfleet Academy (like Strange New Worlds before it) has only 10 episodes per season. Moreover, executive producer and co-showrunner Alex Kurtzman has confirmed that the show is designed to last only four seasons, mirroring the four years it takes the cadets to complete their academy training.
That means that Starfleet Academy has a much more limited window to find its audience than fans think. Every episode represents ten percent of an entire season, meaning that a few bad episodes can make the entire season feel like a mixed bag. This is why fans began turning against the more whimsical episodes of Strange New Worlds: while the occasional lighthearted story can be fun, it feels weird when 30 percent of your third season is devoted to overly wacky episodes.
Starfleet Academy is facing a similar problem because the writers keep dragging decent stories down with juvenile humor. Tales of parental trauma and racial diaspora exist uneasily alongside jokes about cadets eating comm badges and vomiting glitter (incredibly, these are different cadets). By the time the show ends, fans may well wonder how much more character development we might have gotten if there had been fewer scenes of farting fish, drunken dancing, and other try-hard attempts to make us laugh.

It’s also important to remember that Starfleet Academy lasting four seasons is actually a best-case scenario. Previously, NuTrek shows like Discovery and Lower Decks were prematurely canceled by Paramount. Strange New Worlds, meanwhile, unexpectedly had its final season (which recently finished filming) cut in half. While Starfleet Academy has already been renewed for a second season, poor reception of Season 1 could very well get the show prematurely canceled.
That may already be happening, as Starfleet Academy recently tumbled out of the Top 10 list on Paramount+. With any luck, the show will continue to smooth out its rough edges and grow more impressive over time, like The Next Generation before it. But considering that Starfleet Academy will have fewer episodes in its total run than TNG had for only two seasons, it’s important for fans and showrunners alike to realize that this new show is rapidly running out of time to win over new audiences.
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The filmmaker and musician claim that “Universal failed to consult Jonny on this third-party use which is a breach of his composer agreement.”
From January 22nd to February 1st this year, filmmakers from all over the world headed to Salt Lake City, Utah, for the last installment of the Sundance Film Festival that will take place in the state’s capital, before it moves to Boulder, Colorado in 2027. The event marked the return of the annual Cinema Center, Roxstar Entertainment’s hospitality hub, where the festival’s top talent attends to promote and sell what they have to offer at Sundance.
As one of the Center’s key partners in delivering the best experience possible, Collider brought the Media Studio to the Utah mountains once again to conduct dozens of interviews with some of the biggest names in the industry. Tons of fun and insightful conversations were had regarding what audiences can expect from these top-level talents going forward.
Special thanks to our presenting sponsor, Arby’s, for making the Collider Studio happen at the Arby’s Cinema Center and keeping us all fed with their selection of curly fries, mozzarella sticks, and tastes of their new Italian Beef Dip, a new limited-time sandwich that brings Chicago-style flavors to its menu. In addition, thanks to our supporting partners, including Hendrick’s Gin, Sommsation – The Wine Company, Peroni USA, Neau Water, Bernier, and our producing partner, Twenty35 Agency.
Keep reading to see all the photos from the 2026 Collider Studio at Sundance Film Festival.
The Shitheads was one of the buzziest titles at Sundance 2026. Written, produced, and directed by Macon Blair, the dark comedy road trip stars Dave Franco, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Mason Thames, Kiernan Shipka, Nicholas Braun, and Emmy winner Peter Dinklage. The premise follows two men who have hit rock bottom and are forced to take a troubled rich kid to rehab. Reviews for The Shitheads were positive, with Collider‘s review praising Franco, Jackson Jr., and Thames’ performances and Blair’s approach.
Natalie Erika James‘ Australian horror film Saccharine made its debut at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. The dark premise centers on Hana (Midori Francis), a lovelorn medical student who succumbs to a sinister weight-loss method that involves eating a dead person’s ashes. However, she soon becomes haunted by the ghost of the person she’s eating. Madeleine Madden and Danielle Macdonald also star. Reviews were mixed to positive, with Collider praising the film’s early approach and premise, as well as Francis’ committed performance.
Directed, written, and edited by Walter Thompson-Hernandez, If I Go Will They Miss Me is an expansion of his 2022 short film of the same name. It follows Lil Ant’s struggle to reconnect with his estranged father after he begins having visions of young boys drifting throughout his neighborhood. The coming-of-age film stars J. Alphonse Nicholson, Oscar nominee Danielle Brooks, and newcomer Bodhi Dell. Collider gave If I Go Will They Miss Me a positive review, praising the three lead performances and Thompson-Hernandez’s blend of realism and fantasy.
Swiss screenwriter and director Petra Volpe — best-known for directing the 2017 comedy-drama The Divine Order — makes her English-language feature debut with the drama Frank & Louis. Kingsley Ben-Adir, Rob Morgan, Indira Varma, and Rosalind Eleazar star in the story of Frank, a prisoner who finds a new purpose and redemption when he starts helping fellow inmates with their health problems. Reviews for the movie were positive, with Variety calling it “a stoically moving story of prison care.”
Chasing Summer is directed by Josephine Decker and written Iliza Shlesinger, who also stars alongside Tom Welling, Lola Tung, Garret Wareing, Cassidy Freeman, and Emmy winner Megan Mullally. Shlesinger plays Jamie, an overachieving woman who moves back to her hometown after breaking up with her boyfriend and losing her job. There, she’ll reconnect with old acquaintances who will turn her life upside down. Chasing Summer was among the most divisive films at Sundance, with Deadline calling it “a heartfelt Texas dramedy,” but The Guardian dismissing it as “a baffling car crash.”
Oscar nominee Riz Ahmed took to Sundance to present his upcoming TV show for Amazon Prime Video, Bait. Ahmed, who also wrote all six episodes, stars as Shah Latif, an actor in London who suffers an existential crisis as he’s about to land a dream role. Comedian and actor Guz Khan co-stars in the show and was also in attendance at the festival. Bait will debut all six episodes on Amazon Prime Video on March 26th.
Perhaps no title at this year’s Sundance Film Festival was buzzier than I Want Your Sex, Gregg Araki‘s newest offering. The erotic comedy-thriller stars Cooper Hoffman as Elliot, a naive young man who lands a job as the assistant to renowned artist and provocateur Erika Tracy (Olivia Wilde). There’s just one detail: Erika also wants him to be her sexual muse. Mason Gooding, Daveed Diggs, Charli XCX, and Margaret Cho also star. I Want Your Sex received positive reviews, with Collider calling it “the horny tale that Gen Z needs to see.”
The feature directorial debut of writer-director Adrian Chiarella, Leviticus tells the tale of two star-crossed teenage boys, Naim (Joe Bird) and Ryan (Stacy Clausen), coming to terms with their attraction and sexualities in an isolated Australian town. However, their journey of self-discovery soon turns into a nightmare when they become haunted by an entity that takes the form of the person they desire most: each other. Millennial queen Mia Wasikowska also stars, marking her first film since 2023’s Club Zero. Leviticus attracted attention at the festival, with the premise drawing comparisons to last year’s sensation, Heated Rivalry.
The familiar but still underrated Billy Magnusen stars in Jonathan Glatzer‘s upcoming eight-episode drama The Audacity. The plot centers on a tech SEO and self-appointed “inventor of the future” and his “performance psychologist,” who become engulfed in a scandal about the exploitation of personal data. Barry‘s Sarah Goldberg and The Big Bang Theory‘s Simon Helberg also star. The series is set to premiere on April 12th on AMC.
Fresh off his Oscar nomination for Blue Moon, Ethan Hawke traveled to Sundance in support of his film The Weight. The historical drama, directed by Padraic McKinley, is set in 1930s Oregon and follows recently incarcerated Samuel Murphy (Hawke), who receives an offer from Warden Clancy (Russell Crowe): he and other prisoners can earn their freedom if they participate in a dangerous gold smuggling operation. Julia Jones and Austin Amelio also star.
21 Savage has the internet in stitches right now and Latto just added to the laughter, chile! Sis seemingly responded after her rumored man was seen pressed against a wall as Kendall Jenner walked by. While there are other theories about what was actually happening in the video, Big Mama is having a kiii like the rest of us! Meanwhile, the rapper — per usual — hasn’t addressed the online chatter.
As reported, the brief clip shows Kendall Jenner and her entourage walking down a hallway, chatting. It does not appear that Kendall or the rapper interacted or whether they already greeted and know each other.
At one point, while Kendall Jenner walked by, 21 Savage seemed to press his body against the wall. Some fans have pointed out that it appears the artist was trying to hide the fact that he was smoking from hotel staff. The end of the viral video does show 21 bringing the hand he briefly hid back to his face.
Watch the viral moment below.
As the 21 Savage-Kendall Jenner video picked up steam, Big Mama stirred the pot! Latto and Savage have been a rumored couple for years, and aside from subtle hints and agreeing with media questions, they still haven’t been all the way forthcoming about their relationship. But that didn’t stop Latto from playing along with social media’s kiii by sharing a specific music selection, ‘Get Low’ by Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz. And as predicted, fans ate up her response!
From flipping us off at the Grammys to sliding in our comment section when the tea is hydrating. Say hi to Summer Walker! After TSR reposted the footage of 21 Savage, Summer weighed in. She wrote, “Iktr hug the wall.” And more than a few other roomies agree with her! The post of her IGS response to 21 Savage incles
@tayanicolexo wrote, “I know LATTO somewhere cheesd up YES MAAM 🙌🙌.”
@thedorothybacheor said, “😂😂😂 She don’t Playyyyyyyyyy. Love it.”
“Train a man up the way he should go 🙌🏾👏🏾,” @therealdenise_19 added.
“I love a man that respect my program, “ @bleuchedddda commented.
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R&B singer Chris Brown is under fire once again after making a shady comment about Bad Bunny‘s Super Bowl Halftime performance, which continues to make waves in pop culture.
On Sunday, February 8, 2026, Bad Bunny, real name Benito Antonio, gave NFL fans the perfect Super Bowl gift, combining some of his greatest hits in a festive performance meant to honor his culture.
Bad Bunny’s performance also featured a slew of celebrity cameos, including Cardi B, Jessica Alba, and Ricky Martin.
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Bad Bunny delivered a powerhouse performance during Super Bowl 60, dancing, singing, and moving across the massive football field to his chart-topping albums and hip-shaking singles.
Bad Bunny sang entirely in Spanish and united audiences worldwide to his songs like “Tití Me Preguntó” and “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS.” Also during his set, Bad Bunny surprised viewers with a special performance of the salsa-inspired “Die with a Smile” with Lady Gaga.
Bad Bunny received praise from major celebrities about his awe-inspiring set, including words of affirmation from actress Kerry Washington, actor Ben Stiller, and others.
One celebrity, however, who felt the opposite about Bad Bunny’s stellar show was singer Chris Brown, who shaded the Puerto Rican artist on Instagram.
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Brown shared a post on his Instagram Stories in which he clearly took a dig at Bad Bunny, who reigned as the most-streamed artist on Spotify globally in 2025.
“I THINK ITS [sic] SAFE TO SAY.. THEY NEED ME!” Brown wrote atop a black screen with white text. The “Say Goodbye” singer even added a winking face emoji, seemingly implying that he knew his statement would be perceived as controversial.
Brown’s comments echo those of many Republican leaders, who voiced frustration with the NFL’s decision to have Bad Bunny headline such a coveted gig. “It’s so shameful that they’ve decided to pick somebody who just seems to hate America so much to represent them at the halftime game,” Department of Homeland Security adviser Corey Lewandowski said, according to ESPN.
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The NFL, however, stood by its decision to have Bad Bunny headline this year’s performance, citing the league’s desire to expand its reach beyond the United States and connect with its growing Latino audience.
“It is a community of more than 70 million people here in the U.S. … so it was very important for us to ensure that we were relevant,” said Marissa Solis, the NFL’s senior vice president of global brand and consumer marketing.
Brown’s comment didn’t garner support from onlookers, many of whom criticized the “Kiss Kiss” singer and blasted him for spewing negativity.
“I hate when artists do that. Let dude have his moment,” someone wrote, while another used his own lyric against him, adding, “I don’t see how you can hate from outside the club, you can’t even get in.”
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Another user said Bad Bunny was the performer the world needed right now. “Even if you don’t understand Spanish, I thought representation matters,” they added.
Someone else called Brown “corny” for his words, and another said he sounded “bitter as f-ck.”
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Despite the negativity, Bad Bunny refused to let anyone rain on his parade. In an interview before the big moment, Bad Bunny implied that he was feeling beside himself.
“It’s for those who came before me and ran countless yards so I could come in and score a touchdown… this is for my people, my culture, and our history. Ve y dile a tu abuela, que seremos el HALFTIME SHOW DEL SUPER BOWL,” he said.

This does not mark the first time that Brown, 36, has voiced frustration over being excluded from events he believes he should be part of.
In 2024, Brown made headlines after calling out the chip brand Ruffles for allegedly requesting he be nixed from the NBA Celebrity All-Star Game.
“I was asked by the NBA to play in the all star game this year! Only for them to call later and say they couldn’t do IT because of their sponsors like RUFFLES,” Brown wrote in a post, reported by Complex. “At this point I’m sick of people bothering me and I’m tired of living in the f—ing past. I POSTED THE EMAILS SO YALL COULD SEE. The NBA still was tryna get me to come and sit court side… NOT F—ING HAPPENING.”
As far as Candace Owens is concerned, both the Super Bowl and Turning Point’s Halftime shows were not her cup of tea.
The political commentator, famous for her honesty and biting remarks, did not hold back while addressing this year’s halftime performances. Unlike previous years, Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chose to host its own event to stand against Bad Bunny’s non-English performance.
Candace Owens found fault with both events, dropping her thoughts in a series of tweets that naturally got fans debating with the political activist.
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Owens had plenty to say after the NFL and TPUSA’s Halftime performances on X, stressing that she wasn’t a fan of both shows. “I am sorry, but I hate both options,” she began, calling out Bad Bunny for not performing a single song in English.
As for the TPUSA, Owens accused them of spreading a false narrative about their performance. “We have an organization that scammed its views by paying platform advertisers, followed by influencers to pretend they broke records,” she wrote.
“The left vs. right grift is actually boring now. What exactly are we doing here, America?” Owens wondered. She doubled down on her stance in a second tweet, implying she disliked the Super Bowl Halftime Show because of its alleged backers.
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In the second tweet, Owens noted that she would love to watch a Super Bowl Halftime performance that’s centered on “meritocracy” and songs in English. Most importantly, she did not want to watch a show that was “sponsored by pedophiles and human traffickers.”
When a fan called her out for slamming Bad Bunny for not performing in English, Owens reiterated that she wasn’t against the artist but wanted to listen to a performance in English. She added that she actually enjoyed Spanish music; however, “it’s an American football game, so the show should have been tailored to that.”
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Besides Bad Bunny’s non-English performance, Owens had a bigger problem with TPUSA’s halftime show, particularly their alleged views. She sided with a fan who called out the Charlie Kirk conservative foundation for lying about having five million live viewers during their event.
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In her response to the fan’s theory about TPUSA, Owens claimed that the problem with people who have a lot of money that they didn’t earn is not understanding how things actually work. She shared a screenshot of the halftime show performance on YouTube, showing only 10K views.
“No, this is not a possible result if you truly had 5.2 million live viewers,” Owens said about the love number of views. “Sorry, America, everything is still fake and gay until further notice.” She doubled down on accusing TPUSA of falsifying their view counts in another tweet, writing:
“Note: what they will do now is spend an offensive amount on YouTube ads overnight to bring their viewership up while we sleep.”
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Owens claimed the tactic was previously used by Jeremy Boreing, the former CEO of The Daily Wire, when his razor commercial flopped. “When you wake up tomorrow, this video will have north of 50 million views,” the political commentator theorized.

Although Bad Bunny concluded his halftime performance with a plea for love and unity in America, the heartwarming moment did not move President Donald Trump. He slammed the show in a heated Truth Social rant, labeling the event “absolutely terrible, one of the worst, EVER!”
“It makes no sense, is an affront to the Greatness of America, and doesn’t represent our standards of Success, Creativity, or Excellence,” Trump argued. He noted that Bad Bunny performing in his native language made it impossible for anyone to understand him, and he also disliked his “disgusting” dancing.
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Trump stressed that the performance was not appropriate for children and doubled down on Bad Bunny’s show being “a ‘slap in the face’ to our Country.” He concluded his rant with a warning to the NFL, asking the football foundation to “immediately replace its ridiculous new Kickoff Rule.”
Naturally, Trump preferred the TPUSA’s halftime show performance over Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl show. The conservative foundation launched its All-American Halftime Show during the 2026 Super Bowl on Sunday, February 8.
According to US Weekly, the show featured performances from Kid Rock, Brantley Gilbert, Lee Brice, and Gabby Barrett. The event also featured a tribute to its late founder, Charlie, who was killed in September 2025 at age 31. However, his wife, Erika Kirk, was not in attendance.
Erika and Owens previously clashed in December 2025 when the grieving widow asked for privacy to mourn Charlie. The Blast reported that Owens called her out for having the “Meghan Markle Syndrome,” stressing that she could not film herself crying over her husband’s casket and then ask for privacy.
Whew! It’s safe to say Jaidyn Alexis is not feeling Natalie Nunn or the jab she recently took. After Natalie named her the “biggest Baddie disappointment” in a viral YouTube video, Jaidyn didn’t stay quiet. Instead, she clapped back online, testing her Baddies chain and questioning its value.
In a recent YouTube video titled ’20 Women vs. 1 Reality Star: Natalie Nunn,’ Natalie found herself in the hot seat as contestants asked her tough questions. One question quickly began circulating online: “Who is the biggest Baddies disappointment?”
At first, Natalie appeared hesitant to answer. After pausing, she named Jaidyn Alexis, the mother of Blueface’s oldest children. Natalie added a disclaimer, calling Jaidyn a “sweet girl” and a “great artist.” However, she explained that when it comes to reality TV, she and viewers expected more. She also said she would have liked to see Jaidyn go head-to-head with Chrisean Rock or her sister, Tesehki, both known for their explosive moments on the show.
Not long after Natalie’s comments went viral, Jaidyn hopped on live with a not-so-subtle response. While holding her Baddies chain, she asked viewers, “Who wants to buy my Baddies chain?” and claimed she was ready to sell it. Later, she joked about giving it away for free while referencing Natalie’s earlier criticism.
But Jaidyn didn’t stop there. In a TikTok video, she placed her chain on a diamond tester. The device showed the chain was made of moissanite, not real diamonds. Reacting to the results, Jaidyn said, “That’s so disappointing, Natalie,” adding another layer to her response.
@jaidynalexxis welp yall #fyp #disappointment #baddie
As expected, social media had plenty to say about the situation.
Instagram user @raine.moz wrote, “So you’re only considered a baddie if you’re fighting?”
Another Instagram user @fineshxt_qb wrote, “Jaidyn should’ve never went on baddies anyways. She’s a good mom and chill af. Her content on TikTok is fire 🩷 baddies isn’t for everybody and that’s ok.”
While Instagram user @mrskirk_ wrote, “I mean did nat lie?”
Instagram user @hotgworl_ wrote, “Give it to Stunna”
Another Instagram user @faridasdreamhouse wrote, “Natalie said allat, but still gave her a baddies chain… okay 😂😂”
While Instagram user @shemarcel__ wrote, “Natalie was hiding behind security herself from Chrisean and Tesehki but want somebody else to fight em 🤣😭”
Instagram user @realshaylag wrote, “Jaidyn over Woah Vickey wow”
Another Instagram user @bigvirgovibes wrote, “She shouldn’t have never got a chain in the first place. 😂”
While Instagram user @giannaarmaniii wrote, “xb
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Margot Robbie‘s outfits during the Wuthering Heights press tour have diverted our attention from the period drama to questions about what she’ll wear next. Most recently, she styled a chic and edgy coat that inspired Us ahead of the winter-to-spring transition.
In early February, Robbie was spotted leaving BBC Radio Studios in London, England, layering a sleek Burberry trench coat over a vintage-looking corset and leather-accented jeans. The jacket’s nearly $10,000 price sent Us on a quest to find a less expensive option, and the Utcoco Faux Leather Trench Coat fit the bill.
Get the Utcoco Faux Leather Trench Coat for just $46 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
Equal parts edgy and refined, the Utcoco Faux Leather Trench Coat offers just as much style and sophistication as Robbie’s high-end pick. With a lapel collar and double-breasted design, the coat gives off dressy rich vibes, which is why we can see it styled with everything from leggings and a tee to blouses with trousers.
In addition to the elevated look, reviewers (especially petite shoppers) appreciate the midi silhouette. The length a huge selling point, however, the coat also features a thick belt attachment that makes the midsection look slimmer and the jacket appear more tailored. Read: Don’t be surprised if the winter trench replaces your favorite outerwear pick.
While the vegan leather material looks and feels sophisticated, you’ll also love that shoppers consider it a great quality coat option for winter wear. The soft material is so good, some say it resembles real leather options that have a much higher price tag.
Along with a sleek black color that resembles Robbie’s coat, this coat comes in brown, wine red and camel — all versatile hues that look flawless no matter your favorite color palette.
Fans rave about this popular piece, saying they wear it often, crediting its unmatched comfort and style. One shopper who said “you won’t regret this purchase” in a caption also wrote, “I wear it often. Stylish, too!”
The transitional jacket does all the heavy lifting as one season shifts to the next. Let Robbie’s edgy trench coat offer a glimpse of what the trendiest fashionistas will be sporting from winter to spring. You’ll look as fab as your favorite A-lister in this affordable alternative.
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Logan Paul caused a scene at the Super Bowl just by existing … with a bunch of fans rushing up to him as he left the game — to the point where his bodyguard had to intervene.
TMZ Sports shot the Maverick and his wife, Nina Agdal, exiting Levi’s Stadium on Sunday … and the footage shows a group following closely behind.
In the clip, it looks like Paul is asking the crowd to take it easy … but the fans were trying their best to capture selfies with the WWE Superstar.
It apparently got a bit too close for comfort … ’cause as one guy stepped in front of Agdal to get closer to Paul — and ignored several orders from his guy to get back.
When words didn’t work, the guard was left no other choice … and forced the fan back with a shove.
Despite it all, the fan continued to walk alongside Paul and Agdal … and took a few steps forward to take more video.
As for Paul’s night, he seemingly enjoyed his time in the Bay Area … before going to social media to distance himself from his brother Jake‘s comments ripping Bad Bunny.
A bit of advice for fans moving forward — give the guy some space.
Kaitlyn Bristowe is getting candid with her fans about her struggles and challenges.
The podcaster opened up about using humor to get through some of the tough times in her life, which she summarized in a carousel of pictures on her Instagram page as she continues to deal with her stepfather’s cancer diagnosis, which was confirmed last August.
Kaitlyn Bristowe joined her fellow Hollywood figures last month to speak on the current political climate in America, which has witnessed several activities from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, including an incident in Minnesota, which left a few people injured and one person dead.
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The media personality hopped on her Instagram to share a few candid posts of herself posing with a faux moustache and flaunting her toned mid-section in a cropped ash top, followed by another picture of a broken candle case.
Bristowe added one more image of a car tyre catching a nail, as the next image showed an emotional Bristowe posing for a selfie with tears in her eyes. The former reality star also shared a mirror picture of herself in a hospital robe, wearing a pair of white sneakers, socks, and black joggers.
The Canadian television personality added another image of herself in navy blue joggers and socks lying idly on a suitcase. She accompanied the post with a very emotional caption, which read:
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“Humor helps, and I believe I have been handling a lot with grace, but.. I have to be honest. I’m feeling really down, challenged, stuck, and hard on myself. I just had the most epic breakdown. Not looking for sympathy, just sharing. I’ll come out of it.”
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Bristowe reacted to the shooting of the Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti, citing her frustration and disappointment at things being worse in 2026 as regards the current situation in America.
The Blast noted that the media personality admitted that she feels guilty over the incident in Nashville, and it took her a lengthy period to finally share the post from a place of honesty.
The podcaster lamented at the unreasonable killings that these raids have left in their wake. She emphasized that they are real people and real families whose loved ones have now had to cope with their loss, adding that the public is obsessed with headlines, and then we are obsessed with forgetting them.
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She explained that her reason for not posting about the shooting immediately was because of all the performative concern surrounding it, and she did not want to show sympathy for clout while making content at the expense of one’s loss.
Bristowe added that she actually learned of the situation when she was confronted directly in her inbox about her silence.
Bristowe concluded that compassion over the Minnesota shootings should never be treated like competition, and grief should never be compared because the fear in the world right now is all-encompassing, and everyone is on edge with their emotions towards one another.
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The media personality affirmed that while the family was devastated by the news, she remained hopeful that he would heal from the disease and asked that her fans send up some words of prayer for her family as they cope with their new normal.
Bristowe concluded the post by emphasizing that her stepdad is a priority to her and their blended family after spending all these years together. In her words:
“It was really special to spend the last few days playing cards, eating home-cooked meals, and just telling each other how much we cherish our family’s relationship. Time is so precious.”
The 40-year-old had been vocal about her admiration for her biological father and her stepfather, with frequent posts on social media raving about their bond.
She noted that she had maintained a very close relationship with her dad since she was little, including him being a great listener and a very supportive rock in her life and endeavors.
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Last April, the star addressed another issue in her life, this time, her allegedly parasitic romance with her ex, where she revealed that there was a serious, unequal financial relationship.
The reality star detailed how she often had to approach Tartick to split the bills for their financial responsibilities, which often made her feel used and cheated. Bristowe claimed that her ex milked their relationship to boost his public image.
She also claimed that after their separation, he failed to defend or protect her from the constant attacks from people who accused her of constantly sabotaging every reasonable relationship in her life.
The television personality slammed her ex, whom she met on the set of the “Bachelorette,” in 2018 for failing to defend her from the ill comments.
The 40-year-old continued that her ex exposed her to more attacks from internet trolls despite their initial promise to constantly protect each other, even when it gets nearly impossible to set judgment aside and be objective.
Despite all this, Bristowe acknowledged that she shared no hard feelings towards their romance, but stressed that it is important for Tartick to do a deep soul searching and discover his true identity.
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The former reality star shared several images of herself clad in a bikini set from one of her trips with her social media followers, who in turn showered her with praises about her flawless figure and banging body.
However, the star has been vulnerable in the past about her struggles with embracing her body and coming to terms with the concept of her body evolving.
She noted in a 2024 post that she always paid extra attention to her diet in the past, which placed her in a miserable position. Still, she decided to take that power back and eat whatever she wanted, as she understood that starving would only make her miserable.
Bristowe has also clapped back at critics who had the most to say about her body, emphasizing that her love for skincare will never go away and that most of her transformation, which had become a talking point to people, actually happened internally. The TV star explained:
“Believe it or not, I’ve done more work on the inside,” she wrote. “You can’t physically see that, but I’ve never felt it more.”
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