Emilie Kiser is addressing the criticism she continues to face from followers.

Taking to TikTok on Friday, August 14, the content creator, 27, shared a lengthy video to clear up rumors and address the backlash surrounding her and her husband Brady’s parenting decisions.

Emilie, whose 3-year-old son Trigg died last year after drowning in their backyard pool, began the video by admitting she knew she had “made mistakes” and is “an imperfect person.”

“Our family has been no stranger to tragedy, and how quickly life can change. And that’s really all I can say is that we’re no stranger to the worst possible thing happening,” she said.

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Influencer Emilie Kiser gave fans a glimpse into family life with husband Brady Kiser before the tragic death of their 3-year-old son Trigg. Us Weekly confirmed on Sunday, May 18, that the toddler died after being pulled out of the family’s backyard pool on May 12. “The investigation into the circumstances surrounding this incident remain […]

Emilie said one of the most hurtful rumors being spread is that she and Brady continue to swim in their backyard pool, where Trigg lost his life.

“We have not, we will not and we do not swim in our swimming pool where our child drowned. I am extremely angry at times and overall just really sad and hurt that this is even something that has been rumored or speculated, but I just want it to be known that that is not something that happens in our backyard, and we are barely able to step foot in our backyard,” she said. “So I really hope that that rumor can just end now that I’m addressing it, because especially in the honor of our son and the way that he tragically lost his life, and even having our son in swim lessons is hard. We do not swim in our swimming pool.”

Emilie clarified that her family does now have a fence around their pool, which she acknowledged some people thought was “too little, too late” after Trigg’s death. She also confirmed that her 17-month-old son, Teddy, undertakes ISR (Infant Swimming Resource) lessons.

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In July, Emilie copped heat for allowing Teddy to not wear a life jacket the entire time the family were on a boat despite the tragedy that occurred with Trigg.

In Friday’s TikTok post, Emilie provided further context of how that choice was made but acknowledged it was the wrong move.

“He was fussy, and we decided to take a few moments to calm him down. And we see now that that was a mistake, and that there is no reason ever why a child should be out of a life jacket, which is why I understand that this is an important conversation that is happening around water safety with life jackets,” she said. “Because even though in the moment it seemed like the right thing to do for our child, I understand that anything could have happened and something could have gone wrong.”

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Emilie also spoke candidly and in depth about the mental toll it has taken to have the public judge her every move, even though she is trying to become a better parent moving forward.

“I am exhausted, and it is impossible to prove to people who want to see nothing but the worst in you that you have good intentions, or that you are telling the truth, or that those things are not true,” she said.

Emilie added, “I know that there are always going to be people who are going to take everything I say and twist it, and that has scared me for a long time, especially the last year. I feel like I can’t say anything right. I can’t do anything right. I can’t talk about my grief because if I talk about my grief, then people think I’m doing it with the wrong intentions, or I’m trying to monetize off of it.”

Marvel Studios has officially introduced the next generation of the X-Men.

During the studio’s massive D23 2026 presentation, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige revealed the principal cast of the upcoming X-Men movie, confirming several long-rumored names while also delivering a few major surprises.

The new lineup will feature Sadie Sink as Jean Grey, Kit Connor as Scott Summers/Cyclops, Christopher Abbott as Charles Xavier/Professor X, Samara Weaving as Emma Frost, Inde Navarrette as Rogue, Maya Boyd as Ororo Munroe/Storm and Adam Driver as Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister.

The cast officially announced by Marvel Studios includes:

• Sadie Sink — Jean Grey
• Kit Connor — Scott Summers/Cyclops
• Christopher Abbott — Charles Xavier/Professor X
• Samara Weaving — Emma Frost
• Inde Navarrette — Rogue
• Maya Boyd — Ororo Munroe/Storm
• Adam Driver — Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister

The announcement confirms Sink and Connor as two of the central members of Marvel’s new mutant generation. Sink’s Jean Grey has already begun making her way into the larger MCU through Spider-Man: Brand New Day, while Connor will take over the role of Cyclops, the longtime field leader of the X-Men.

Abbott will become the MCU’s new Professor Charles Xavier, following the character’s previous live-action portrayals by Patrick Stewart and James McAvoy.

Weaving joins the franchise as Emma Frost, one of the most complicated characters in X-Men history. Also known as the White Queen, Frost has operated as both an adversary and ally of the X-Men throughout Marvel Comics and eventually became one of the team’s most prominent members.

Navarrette will take on Rogue, the powerful mutant capable of absorbing the memories, abilities and powers of others through physical contact. Boyd, meanwhile, will portray Storm, the weather-controlling mutant who has long been one of the most recognizable and important members of the X-Men.

Perhaps the biggest announcement is Driver, who will portray Mister Sinister.

The longtime X-Men villain, whose real name is Nathaniel Essex, is a brilliant geneticist obsessed with mutant evolution and experimentation. Mister Sinister has repeatedly manipulated the lives and genetics of the X-Men in Marvel Comics, with Cyclops and Jean Grey playing particularly important roles in many of his stories.

Driver’s casting also finally brings Mister Sinister properly to the big screen after years of teases during Fox’s X-Men era that never resulted in a full live-action appearance.

The new X-Men will be directed by Jake Schreier, who previously directed Marvel Studios’ Thunderbolts*. The film represents a major step in Marvel’s plans for mutants following the conclusion of the Multiverse Saga.

Marvel has spent the last several years gradually introducing mutants while simultaneously bringing back actors from Fox’s original X-Men movies. Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, James Marsden, Rebecca Romijn, Alan Cumming and Kelsey Grammer are among the legacy X-Men stars appearing in Avengers: Doomsday.

Those returning characters could help close the door on the previous generation of X-Men before Marvel Studios fully moves forward with its newly assembled team.

With Jean Grey, Cyclops, Professor X, Emma Frost, Rogue and Storm now confirmed, Marvel has revealed a significant portion of its core X-Men roster. However, several major characters, including Wolverine, Beast, Nightcrawler and Magneto, have yet to be announced for the reboot.

Marvel Studios’ X-Men is scheduled to hit theaters on May 5, 2028.

Taylor Swift has debuted a new look weeks after she got hitched to NFL star Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

The duo has made few public appearances since their wedding, which made the pop superstar’s recent outing with a new hairdo all the more striking.

It comes after it was revealed that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are set to face “big changes” in their marital life after coming down from the high of their massive MSG nuptials and subsequent honeymoon.

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The “New Romantics” singer turned heads after unveiling a hair transformation during an outing in London.

It marked her first solo trip as a married woman following her historic Madison Square Garden wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce.

In her latest outing, Swift looked chic and stunning while exiting Annabel’s, a private members’ club in Mayfair that is usually frequented by British royals and A-list stars.

She wore a short flower-print dress with her locks down to her shoulders to highlight her new haircut, as seen in photos obtained by the Daily Mail.

The trip comes weeks after she and her husband, Kelce, broke cover following their nuptials by attending the wedding ceremony of former Kansas City Chiefs player JuJu Smith-Schuster.

For the event, Swift donned a pink long gown reminiscent of the dress she wore for her recent outing and also flaunted what many believed to be her expensive and massive wedding ring.

See the images of her new hairdo here.

The Singer Has Plans To Release Her Wedding Visuals, As An Insider Shares ‘Major Clue’

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It’s been over a month since Swift and Kelce tied the knot, and yet, no official photos from the event have been released, which has left many stunned.

Unlike most celebrities who quickly release images and clips of their wedding ceremony to publications such as People Magazine and Vogue, the singer and footballer seem to be keeping theirs tightly under lock and key.

However, according to an insider, Swift has plans to eventually release visuals from her wedding, noting that she is holding all her images for a special project.

“A big hint that Taylor is going to release her very own project about her wedding is that she has yet to share one single image from the night,” the source said, per the Daily Mail. “By now most celebrities would have posted a wedding look on Instagram or given photos to Vogue. But Taylor has done neither.”

The source continued, “She is holding all the images for her own project, no doubt. She released images from her engagement to Instagram; why won’t she release images from her wedding? So that is a major clue.”

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Resurfaced claims about Swift’s alleged plans to release her wedding footage come after an insider clarified that speculation surrounding a potential documentary holds “no truth.”

Although professionals were hired to capture the festivities, the resulting media is said to be strictly meant to preserve personal memories and is expected to stay out of the public eye.

Speaking to Us Weekly about the wedding visuals, the source noted, “They had it documented for themselves but are keeping it private.”

On July 3, Swift and Kelce officially tied the knot in New York City, hosting an extravagant gala with a guest list of roughly 1,000 close friends and relatives.

The grand celebration, held at the iconic Madison Square Garden, was filled with customized details highlighting the couple’s unique shared journey.

Travis Kelce Recently Broke His Silence On His Wedding To The Singer

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The lead-up to the couple’s wedding was full of heavy speculation and rumors, with neither Swift nor Kelce sharing any official information about their big day to the public.

In fact, there were reports that guests were made to sign strict NDAs to ensure no one leaked details about the duo’s nuptials.

Now, over a month after the event, Kelce finally broke his silence about his “crazy” wedding, branding it the “best night” of his life.

“It was a fun offseason, man, wedding was the best night of my life and I appreciate everyone who came out and celebrated and had fun with us,” the 36-year-old said during a chat with reporters.

He added, “That’s about all I really got from that night. It was a crazy night. It was full of a lot of celebration. But it’s football, baby.”

Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce Are Set To Face ‘Big Changes’ In Their Marriage

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Following their extravagant New York wedding, Swift and Kelce are now reportedly adjusting to a major shift in routine as they transition “back to reality.”

Since tying the knot, the newlyweds have maintained a remarkably quiet presence. Aside from their joint appearance at Juju Smith-Schuster’s wedding just a week after their own ceremony, the public has caught few glimpses of the couple.

An insider shared insight with Star Magazine regarding how the pair is navigating this post-festivity period.

According to the source, Kelce is “back to being ultra disciplined with his diet and sleep schedule and training. It’s very full-on,” while Swift “knows what to expect and she’s totally happy to support him.”

Melding the rigors of the professional football season with the aftermath of a massive celebration marks a stark contrast for the couple. As the informant noted, “there’s no doubt it’s a big change to go from indulging non-stop to not even having a glass of wine with dinner.”

Marvel Studios has officially introduced the next generation of the X-Men.

During the studio’s massive D23 2026 presentation, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige revealed the principal cast of the upcoming X-Men movie, confirming several long-rumored names while also delivering a few major surprises.

The new lineup will feature Sadie Sink as Jean Grey, Kit Connor as Scott Summers/Cyclops, Christopher Abbott as Charles Xavier/Professor X, Samara Weaving as Emma Frost, Inde Navarrette as Rogue, Maya Boyd as Ororo Munroe/Storm and Adam Driver as Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister.

The cast officially announced by Marvel Studios includes:

• Sadie Sink — Jean Grey
• Kit Connor — Scott Summers/Cyclops
• Christopher Abbott — Charles Xavier/Professor X
• Samara Weaving — Emma Frost
• Inde Navarrette — Rogue
• Maya Boyd — Ororo Munroe/Storm
• Adam Driver — Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister

The announcement confirms Sink and Connor as two of the central members of Marvel’s new mutant generation. Sink’s Jean Grey has already begun making her way into the larger MCU through Spider-Man: Brand New Day, while Connor will take over the role of Cyclops, the longtime field leader of the X-Men.

Abbott will become the MCU’s new Professor Charles Xavier, following the character’s previous live-action portrayals by Patrick Stewart and James McAvoy.

Weaving joins the franchise as Emma Frost, one of the most complicated characters in X-Men history. Also known as the White Queen, Frost has operated as both an adversary and ally of the X-Men throughout Marvel Comics and eventually became one of the team’s most prominent members.

Navarrette will take on Rogue, the powerful mutant capable of absorbing the memories, abilities and powers of others through physical contact. Boyd, meanwhile, will portray Storm, the weather-controlling mutant who has long been one of the most recognizable and important members of the X-Men.

Perhaps the biggest announcement is Driver, who will portray Mister Sinister.

The longtime X-Men villain, whose real name is Nathaniel Essex, is a brilliant geneticist obsessed with mutant evolution and experimentation. Mister Sinister has repeatedly manipulated the lives and genetics of the X-Men in Marvel Comics, with Cyclops and Jean Grey playing particularly important roles in many of his stories.

Driver’s casting also finally brings Mister Sinister properly to the big screen after years of teases during Fox’s X-Men era that never resulted in a full live-action appearance.

The new X-Men will be directed by Jake Schreier, who previously directed Marvel Studios’ Thunderbolts*. The film represents a major step in Marvel’s plans for mutants following the conclusion of the Multiverse Saga.

Marvel has spent the last several years gradually introducing mutants while simultaneously bringing back actors from Fox’s original X-Men movies. Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, James Marsden, Rebecca Romijn, Alan Cumming and Kelsey Grammer are among the legacy X-Men stars appearing in Avengers: Doomsday.

Those returning characters could help close the door on the previous generation of X-Men before Marvel Studios fully moves forward with its newly assembled team.

With Jean Grey, Cyclops, Professor X, Emma Frost, Rogue and Storm now confirmed, Marvel has revealed a significant portion of its core X-Men roster. However, several major characters, including Wolverine, Beast, Nightcrawler and Magneto, have yet to be announced for the reboot.

Marvel Studios’ X-Men is scheduled to hit theaters on May 5, 2028.

A new generation of mutants needs its leader, and just as Captain America has run the Avengers, just as Reed Richards has run the Fantastic Four, and just as Yelena Belova has, well, run a bath in New York, so has Charles Xavier run the X-Men for generations. One of the most iconic characters in comic book history, there is now a new man in the chair.

Christopher Abbott has officially been cast as Xavier, better known as Professor X, in Marvel Studios’ upcoming X-Men reboot. Abbott becomes the latest actor to take on the enormously important Marvel character following Patrick Stewart and James McAvoy, who portrayed different generations of Xavier across 20th Century Fox’s X-Men franchise.

Abbott has quietly established himself as one of Hollywood’s most interesting performers over the past decade. He earned a Golden Globe nomination for Catch-22, starred opposite Emma Stone in Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things, and recently transformed into the title character for Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man. Now, he’s getting the keys to Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters. Director Jake Schreier, fresh from helming Thunderbolts*, is directing Marvel’s reboot, with Lee Sung Jin (Beef) and Joanna Calo (The Bear) writing the screenplay.

Who Is Charles Xavier in the ‘X-Men’ Comics?

Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Charles Xavier debuted alongside his students in X-Men #1 in 1963 and is one of the foundational characters of the entire franchise. Xavier is an enormously powerful telepath who decides to establish his school in order to create a world in which humans and mutants can co-exist which, to the surprise of nobody, proves to be a pipe dream. Xavier is famous for using Cerebro, his own developed technology which can detect any mutant across enormous distances.

Abbott will also be following two performances that defined the character for generations of moviegoers. Stewart first played Xavier in 2000’s X-Men before returning throughout the original franchise and eventually entering the MCU as a variant in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Indeed, Stewart will be reprising the role for a final time (surely) in Avengers: Doomsday. McAvoy subsequently took over as the younger Xavier beginning with X-Men: First Class in 2011.

Marvel Studios’ X-Men opens on May 5, 2028.

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Marvel Studios has officially introduced the next generation of the X-Men.

During the studio’s massive D23 2026 presentation, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige revealed the principal cast of the upcoming X-Men movie, confirming several long-rumored names while also delivering a few major surprises.

The new lineup will feature Sadie Sink as Jean Grey, Kit Connor as Scott Summers/Cyclops, Christopher Abbott as Charles Xavier/Professor X, Samara Weaving as Emma Frost, Inde Navarrette as Rogue, Maya Boyd as Ororo Munroe/Storm and Adam Driver as Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister.

The cast officially announced by Marvel Studios includes:

• Sadie Sink — Jean Grey
• Kit Connor — Scott Summers/Cyclops
• Christopher Abbott — Charles Xavier/Professor X
• Samara Weaving — Emma Frost
• Inde Navarrette — Rogue
• Maya Boyd — Ororo Munroe/Storm
• Adam Driver — Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister

The announcement confirms Sink and Connor as two of the central members of Marvel’s new mutant generation. Sink’s Jean Grey has already begun making her way into the larger MCU through Spider-Man: Brand New Day, while Connor will take over the role of Cyclops, the longtime field leader of the X-Men.

Abbott will become the MCU’s new Professor Charles Xavier, following the character’s previous live-action portrayals by Patrick Stewart and James McAvoy.

Weaving joins the franchise as Emma Frost, one of the most complicated characters in X-Men history. Also known as the White Queen, Frost has operated as both an adversary and ally of the X-Men throughout Marvel Comics and eventually became one of the team’s most prominent members.

Navarrette will take on Rogue, the powerful mutant capable of absorbing the memories, abilities and powers of others through physical contact. Boyd, meanwhile, will portray Storm, the weather-controlling mutant who has long been one of the most recognizable and important members of the X-Men.

Perhaps the biggest announcement is Driver, who will portray Mister Sinister.

The longtime X-Men villain, whose real name is Nathaniel Essex, is a brilliant geneticist obsessed with mutant evolution and experimentation. Mister Sinister has repeatedly manipulated the lives and genetics of the X-Men in Marvel Comics, with Cyclops and Jean Grey playing particularly important roles in many of his stories.

Driver’s casting also finally brings Mister Sinister properly to the big screen after years of teases during Fox’s X-Men era that never resulted in a full live-action appearance.

The new X-Men will be directed by Jake Schreier, who previously directed Marvel Studios’ Thunderbolts*. The film represents a major step in Marvel’s plans for mutants following the conclusion of the Multiverse Saga.

Marvel has spent the last several years gradually introducing mutants while simultaneously bringing back actors from Fox’s original X-Men movies. Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, James Marsden, Rebecca Romijn, Alan Cumming and Kelsey Grammer are among the legacy X-Men stars appearing in Avengers: Doomsday.

Those returning characters could help close the door on the previous generation of X-Men before Marvel Studios fully moves forward with its newly assembled team.

With Jean Grey, Cyclops, Professor X, Emma Frost, Rogue and Storm now confirmed, Marvel has revealed a significant portion of its core X-Men roster. However, several major characters, including Wolverine, Beast, Nightcrawler and Magneto, have yet to be announced for the reboot.

Marvel Studios’ X-Men is scheduled to hit theaters on May 5, 2028.

Married at First Sight’s Ryan de Nino has died. He was 40.

A family member told TMZ on Friday, August 14 that the reality TV personality died “suddenly” in New Jersey “earlier this week.”

The family will not be releasing any additional details about Ryan’s death, according to the outlet.

Ryan’s sister Melissa paid tribute to her late brother via Facebook on Tuesday, August 11.

“Ryan was so damn funny and witty. He was fiercely loyal to those he loved. He had a huge heart, always. I can’t explain what it’s like to lose a sibling,” she wrote. “Someone who’s been there from the beginning and shares the same memories. No matter what we were going through, I loved him immensely. Life as I know it will never be the same.”

Along with Melissa’s heartfelt words were a series of photos of Ryan and Melissa over the years, including from their childhood.

The post’s comments section was filled with words of support for Melissa following Ryan’s death.

“Oh my gosh, my heart breaks hearing this. I am so incredibly sorry, he was so funny and witty and the world was lucky to have him,” wrote one person.

Another added, “Melissa everything you said about your brother is true. Incredible potential with a great heart. I miss him so much. I smile when I think of him.”

Ryan participated in season 2 of Married at First Sight, which was filmed in 2014 and aired on Lifetime in 2015.

The business owner was matched with law firm receptionist Jessica Castro and the pair endured a tumultuous relationship throughout the reality show.

Despite their rocky relationship, Ryan and Jessica chose to stay together at the end of the season.

“I come from a family of long successful marriages,” Jessica said on the show at the time. “The word ‘divorce’ just doesn’t fall into my lifestyle.”

However, their relationship turned even more volatile after cameras stopped rolling, with Jessica calling it off after Ryan was reportedly unfaithful. She also filed a protection order against Ryan after he made threats against her, including while filming a Married At First Sight reunion show six months after their wedding.

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“She’s f**king dead. When I get back to Brooklyn, she’s f**king dead, this girl,” Ryan said, while wearing a live mic. (Following the cast member’s threat, the show’s producers provided Castro with a security team.)

Kinetic Content, the production company behind Married at First Sight, could not comment on the specifics of the couple’s dispute at the time, but told Us that after-care is provided to all contestants.

“The experts on our show have the best of intentions and highest hopes for success for each couple. After undergoing extensive background and psychological checks by third parties, couples agree to be legally married on our show,” their statement in 2015 read. “We document their journey for six weeks after their wedding, but we can’t control how they behave, or govern their actions after production.”

Megan Fox turned a sultry Instagram photoshoot into a possible message about what she wants from her relationships. The 40-year-old actress posed in a barely-there black ensemble beside a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon, but it was her short caption about “intellectual compatibility” that sparked speculation that she was addressing her romantic past. Fox did not identify Machine Gun Kelly, Brian Austin Green, or any other former partner in the post, leaving the meaning behind her message open to interpretation.

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Fox shared two nighttime photographs with her 24 million Instagram followers on Thursday. The “Transformers” star wore a tiny PVC bandeau top with a black thong and leather chaps. She completed the daring look with fuzzy over-the-knee boots and a bright green coat draped off her shoulders.

Rather than discussing the outfit, Fox captioned the post, “intellectual compatibility >>.” Her post received more than one million likes, while comments ranged from praise for the actress’ appearance to criticism of the revealing outfit.

The wording quickly inspired theories that the actress was subtly outlining what she felt had been missing from her previous relationships. However, Fox did not explicitly connect the statement to either of her famous exes.

Actress Previously Asked If A Troll Was One Of Her Exes

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The cryptic caption arrived nearly a month after Fox directly brought her former partners into another heated Instagram exchange. In July, the actress shared a collection of photographs showing her posing in sheer black lingerie and a dramatically long veil.

While many fans praised the images, one user attacked Fox for sharing the revealing photos as a mother in her 40s. “This sh-t is so unbelievably embarrassing for a 40-year-old mom to be posting. 16-year-old Tumblr sh-t,” the Instagram user commented.

Fox responded by asking, “Which one of my exes is this?”

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Fox was most recently involved with Machine Gun Kelly, whose real name is Colson Baker. The two began dating in 2020 after meeting while working on the film “Midnight in the Switchgrass.” They became engaged in January 2022, although Fox later confirmed in 2024 that their engagement had ended. Their relationship reportedly came to an end in late 2024, shortly after Fox announced that they were expecting their first child together.

Fox gave birth to their daughter, Saga Blade Fox-Baker, in March 2025. The former couple has since been seen together, although neither has publicly confirmed that they have resumed their romantic relationship. Reports that Fox later blocked MGK following one of their reunions have not been publicly confirmed by either star.

Machine Gun Kelly Appears To Address Megan Fox Split On New Album

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Machine Gun Kelly also appears to be reflecting on the end of his relationship with Fox through his new album, “Lost Americana.” On the track “Treading Water,” the musician seemingly accepts responsibility for a fractured relationship, singing, “I broke this home.”

The vulnerable song also includes references to packing suitcases around the holidays, potentially connecting it to reports that he and Fox separated shortly before Thanksgiving. “I’m lookin’ at the kids’ faces / Sittin’ in the driveway while I pack up suitcases / I just ruined their holiday, and lies don’t die, they grow,” he sings.

MGK then appears to reference the former couple’s daughter, Saga Blade, as he promises to change for her. “I broke this home, but I’ll change for our daughter, so she’s not alone,” he sings.

Brian Austin Green Recently Reflected On Their Marriage

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Before her relationship with MGK, Fox was married to “Beverly Hills, 90210” actor Brian Austin Green. Fox met Green when she was 18, and he was 30. They married in 2010 and welcomed three sons: Noah, Bodhi and Journey.

Green recently revisited the beginning of their relationship and reportedly admitted that he “led with physical attraction” in their marriage. “Until Sharna [Burgess], my ex and I were together for almost 15 years,” Green shared. “We were married for almost 10 years and I led with physical attraction.”

The former couple separated after nearly a decade of marriage, and court documents reviewed by PEOPLE showed that their divorce was finalized in February 2022. They have moved forward as co-parents to their three sons.

The mutants have technically been part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe for several years, but Marvel Studios has remained unusually patient about assembling the X-Men. Recent projects have introduced mutant characters, referenced the genetic mutation behind their powers, and even revisited the universe of Fox’s X-Men movies without establishing the MCU’s own version of the team.

That has changed considerably in recent months. Jake Schreier is attached to direct Marvel’s upcoming X-Men reboot, with Lee Sung Jin and Joanna Calo working on the screenplay following an earlier draft by Michael Lesslie. Marvel has also started assembling its first official X-Men cast, with Sadie Sink playing Jean Grey in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Kit Connor taking on Scott Summers/Cyclops, and Samara Weaving joining the MCU as Emma Frost. Those announcements finally gave audiences an idea of what Marvel’s new generation of mutants will look like, but there were still some major pieces missing. The studio had yet to reveal its Professor X, Rogue, primary villain, or even when the movie would arrive in theaters. Marvel Studios answered all of those questions during its D23 presentation, expanding the cast and officially putting a date on the X-Men’s MCU debut.

Marvel’s ‘X-Men’ Cast Just Got Even Bigger

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Maya Boyd has officially been cast as Storm, while Obsession star Inde Navarrette will play Rogue, joining Sink’s Jean Grey, Connor’s Cyclops, and Weaving’s Emma Frost. Marvel also revealed the actor who will bring this new generation of mutants together, with Christopher Abbott set to play Professor X. The biggest surprise came from the other side of the mutant conflict. Adam Driver will play Mister Sinister, officially bringing one of the X-Men’s most enduring villains into the MCU despite Kevin Feige‘s recent comments seemingly confirming Driver was an MCU-avoidant. The announcement gives the upcoming movie its first confirmed antagonist and offers the clearest indication yet of the threat Marvel’s new team will be facing when they finally make their debut.

Marvel has already spent several projects preparing audiences for the arrival of mutantkind. Ms. Marvel revealed that Kamala Khan possesses a mutation, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever introduced Namor as a mutant, and The Marvels featured Kelsey Grammer‘s Beast. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness brought Patrick Stewart back as Charles Xavier, while Deadpool & Wolverine revisited Fox’s mutant universe and brought Channing Tatum‘s Gambit to the big screen. The new movie will finally give the MCU an X-Men team of its own.

X-Men will arrive in theaters on May 5, 2028. Stay tuned with Collider for more news from D23 throughout the weekend.

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