Celebrating dad is easy, but shopping for him can be difficult — especially when the fathers in your life have their own distinct interests, personalities and ways they like to spend their time. In 2026, Father’s Day lands on June 21. Now is the time to start shopping for those Father’s Day gifts that are as thoughtful and meaningful as Dad himself.

From the outdoorsy type to the DIY dad and the impeccably stylish one, these 16 Father’s Day gifts cover every type of father figure. We found picks that are personal, practical and surprising enough to make him feel celebrated. Find everything from gear boxes to portable speakers, tabletop organizers and luxe-for-less fashion, starting at $15.

Father’s Day Gifts for Every Type of Dad

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Price:$90$130

For the Tech-Obsessed Dad

The renowned speaker and amplifier company knocked it out of the park with this petite and portable Bluetooth speaker. With 17 hours of playtime after a single charge, dad is in for a sensory indulgence. He can carry it easily, strap it to a bike or bring it along for park days and pool hangs. Bonus: It’s waterproof.

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Price:$160

For the Grill-Master Dad

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This newly released KitchenAid meat thermometer takes grilling to the next level. The smart, wireless design removes all the guesswork — pairing with the KitchenAid app to tell dad exactly when proteins are done, whether he’s roasting chicken, smoking ribs or grilling steaks. Plus, the long‑range thermometer is dishwasher‑safe and can be soaked for up to six hours without a hiccup. It’s the kind of grilling upgrade that makes dad feel like a pitmaster, no matter what he’s cooking.

Price:$125

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For The Outdoorsy Dad

When it comes to managing all that outdoor gear — fish hooks, camp tools, tie downs, flashlights and more — this trusty Yeti cargo box is the kind of heavy-duty organizer that can handle all the elements. Built with Yeti’s signature durability, it protects gear from dirt, rain and rough rides, all while keeping dad ready for the adventures ahead.

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Price:$23

For The Quality-Time Dad

Embrace a blast from the past with this classic Battleship board game. A mix of strategy, mystery and fun, this two‑person showdown brings out his competitive streak in the best way possible. It’s a fun, engaging activity that helps dad slow down, laugh and trade screen time for real connection — one sunken ship at a time.

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Price:$40$60

For the Fitness-Focused Dad

With over 10,000 units sold this month thus far, this massage gun is renowned for pain relief, fitness recovery and much-needed relaxation. Reviewers rave about its intensity levels, ease of use, lasting battery life, ergonomic design and deep‑tissue penetration. Whether dad is dealing with tight muscles or wants a solid R&R routine, you can’t go wrong with this tool that makes recovery feel like a reward.

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Price:$32$38

For The Golfer Dad

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Not as expensive as a new driver or as predictable as a new set of balls, this one‑and‑done system keeps track of his shoes, tees, gloves, hats and every on‑course essential that usually rolls around the trunk. It’s a simple upgrade full of pockets, zips and compartments that bring order to his golf game, so dad can focus less on his pre‑tee‑time routine and more on his swing.

Price:$49

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For The Disorganized Dad

Dads who are constantly looking for their wallet or keys are about to catch a break. Mark & Graham’s catchall tray is not just a great gift — it’s a daily lifesaver. The sleek leather accessory can be customized with his initial and favorite color. It’s a small-but-smart upgrade that brings order to Dad’s chaotic routine.

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Price:$52$98

For The Homebody Dad

Those much-needed hibernation days just got a lot more cozy in this organic Turkish waffle robe. Airy, sumptuously soft, easy to clean and highly absorbent, the luxe-for-less essential is something dad will reach for on the regular. The textured accessory is perfect for starting the day, winding down and indulging in well-deserved comfort.

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Price:$34$98

For the Less-Is-More Dad

There’s a reason this button-up linen shirt is the top menswear seller on Quince right now. At less than $40, this pared-back piece has that breathable comfort and easy-to-style appeal that any minimalist dad will want to wear. With over 15 colors to choose from, including a summer-centric mineral blue and classic black, it’s a seasonal staple he can use and abuse all season long.

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Price:$86

For the Foodie Dad

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As a brand loved by professional chefs and celebs alike, it’s hard to argue with the prestige and prowess of a Hedley & Bennett apron. With designs spanning NFL teams, college logos, Bob’s Burgers and even Star Wars, any food-loving dad is bound to find a design that feels unmistakably him. It’s a long‑lasting gift that elevates Dad’s cooking game without veering into gimmick territory.

Price:$25

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For The Traveling Dad

Dads who rack up frequent-flier miles and speed down the TSA pre-check lines are about to level up their routine with this packable grooming kit. Featuring stainless steel fingernail and toenail clippers, a nail file, slant-tip scissors and cuticle scissors, this trusty travel case keeps everything neatly contained and ready for takeoff.

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Price:$30$35

For The New Dad

If a new baby has entered the mix, dad is probably in need of a caffeine boost and a pat on the back. While both are fine gifts for any new dad, take the bound-to-make-them-cry route with this customizable picture book. Sentimental, sweet and grounded in memory-making moments, this Artifact Uprising board book lets you craft your own picture book with 11 photos. 

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Price:$15$17

For The Gardening Dad

Any green-thumb dad can attest to the usefulness of a folding hand saw. A must-have accessory for trimming foliage, cutting wood and pruning hard-to-cut branches, this foldable high-carbon steel blade is a compact powerhouse he’ll reach for outdoors. The ergonomic piece cuts slices through wood like butter with seven razor teeth, and it locks securely in place so he can tackle yard work with safety, confidence, precision and zero bulk. 

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Price:$99

For the DIY Dad

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Dads who like to do it themselves need the tools to do so. That’s why this Tinkr 4-in-one jump starter, inflator, power bank and flashlight is a compact lifesaver he’ll actually use to save the day. Small enough to stash in the trunk but powerful enough to handle any roadside hiccups, it inflates tires, jumpstarts a battery, charges a dying phone and illuminates under the hood. 

Price:$60

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For the At-Home Barista

Any dad who appreciates top‑tier homemade coffee will make this pour‑over set part of his morning brew. The easy-to-use set comes with a double‑walled stainless‑steel pour‑over and a coordinating ceramic, triple‑insulated mug that not only keeps his drink hot, but makes the whole process fun and fuss‑free. It’s a simple upgrade for any dad who wants quality without the barista‑level learning curve.

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Price:$85

The Stylish Dad

If you’re shopping for that stylish dad who likes to venture beyond well‑worn sneakers and backward baseball hats, you can’t go wrong with a pearl‑snap shirt. Pared down enough for everyday wear but still packed with subtle Western polish, it’s the type of piece that sharpens his look without trying too hard. 

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Clavicular is apparently out to prove that seeing really is believing.

The controversial “looksmaxxing” influencer — real name Braden Peter — is raising eyebrows once again after he decided to livestream his rhinoplasty for curious fans and devoted followers.

Peters, 20, headed to the office of Dr. Michael Salzhauer — better known online as Dr. Miami — on Wednesday, June 3, to undergo the nose job. While the procedure lasted approximately two hours, viewers were able to watch the entire livestream on the platform Kick for just under five hours.

“This content is for mature viewers only,” a message read on Kick before the video began. “You must be 18 or older to view it.” (At the time of publication, the video has more than 30,000 views and plenty of commentary.)

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“There was absolutely no need for a nose job — instead he needs to invest in a good psychologist,” one user wrote via X after seeing a clip. Another follower wrote, “Creators are turning life events into content in ways nobody imagined.”

After developing a following on social media, Peters has been introducing the term “looksmaxxing” to pop culture.

According to the BBC, the goal of looksmaxxing is to become the most attractive person you can be according to a set of prescribed criteria. Particular importance is given to jawlines, eyes and physique. (For reference, Peters previously stated that Matt Bomer is one of the most handsome male celebrities in Hollywood today.)

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Real Housewives of New Jersey star Margaret Josephs has nothing to hide, especially when it comes to her confidence. The Bravolebrity, 58, revealed that she underwent a nose job — or as she liked to call it: a “nasal rejuvenation” — describing it as a “subtle refresh” that delivered big self-esteem energy. “When I was […]

When it comes to politics, Clavicular previously said he would rather vote for Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom over Republican Vice President JD Vance because he preferred Newsom’s looks. (Peters has since shared his new “no more politics” policy with fans.)

Although he has found success — including opportunities to walk in New York Fashion Week and a reported $100,000 a month paycheck from his preferred streaming service, Kick — Peters has also found himself in the center of several controversies.

In January 2026, Clavicular was spotted partying at a Miami nightclub with white nationalist commentator Nick Fuentes and controversial influencer Andrew Tate, who is accused multiple times over of rape, sexual assault and abuse. (Tate has denied all allegations.)

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From Love Island USA’s Vanna Einerson to The Real Housewives of Mormon Wives’ Layla Taylor, a number of Utah stars have been candid about getting plastic surgery at young ages. Take Demi Engemann, for example, who told Page Six in 2024 that “Utah’s known for having very minimal procedures done to where we still look […]

Two months later, Peters was sentenced to six months of probation after shooting an already-dead alligator in the Florida Everglades during a livestream.

He also walked off an interview for 60 Minutes Australia in April 2026 after a journalist asked whether he identifies as an incel.

“Looksmaxxing is self improvement, right? So it’s about potentially even ascending out of that category,” he replied. “So that would be kind of one of the goals is to disassociate from being an incel and overcome that. So that doesn’t make sense.”

Jennifer Garner is opening up about a chapter of her life she rarely discusses publicly.

More than a decade after her separation from Ben Affleck, the actress reflected on how the breakup reshaped her priorities and career.

While Hollywood kept moving around her, Garner found herself focused on raising her children, making sacrifices that left her acting career largely on pause for years.

Garner and Affleck announced their split in 2015 after a decade of marriage. Together, they share three children: Violet, now 20, Finn, 17, and Samuel, 13.

While both parents continued to move forward with their lives after the separation, Garner recently revealed that the transition came at significant personal and professional costs.

Speaking to InStyle, the actress described the breakup’s aftermath as a difficult period for the family. She explained that caring for her children became her primary focus, leaving little room for the career she had spent years building.

“When my kids were little, I worked so little, and then we had such an upheaval in our family, that I really hardly worked for a long time,” Garner said.

During those years, school runs, family routines, and everyday responsibilities took precedence. While Affleck continued appearing in major films such as “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” and “The Accountant,” Garner largely stepped away from the spotlight to ensure stability at home.

The former couple finalized their divorce in 2018. Since then, Affleck has married and divorced Jennifer Lopez, while Garner has maintained a long-term relationship with businessman John Miller.

Finding Her Way Back To Acting

Now that her children are older and more independent, Jennifer Garner is enjoying a return to the profession she loves. The actress is preparing for her next major project, “The Five-Star Weekend,” an eight-episode Peacock miniseries scheduled to premiere on July 9, 2026.

For Garner, returning to work feels less like a comeback and more like reclaiming a part of herself that had been set aside for years.

“I’m also really grateful to have this part of my life back,” she shared.

The actress admitted that the past year and a half has allowed her to throw herself fully into acting again without the same family demands she once faced.

“[It’s a gift] to have this year and a half where I just indulged [in acting], because this job is very selfish,” she noted.

Garner went on to explain why acting often requires complete commitment.

She said, “It’s all about your schedule. It’s not about what the kids have going on at school. It’s not about pickups and drop-offs and making it home for dinner.”

With time no longer feeling unlimited, she is eager to embrace every opportunity that comes her way.

“I’m 54, I’m not going to be able to do it forever,” she said.

Jennifer Garner Says Acting Comes From Joy

Despite decades in the entertainment industry, Garner insists her passion for acting has never been driven by fame or validation. Instead, she approaches the work with genuine enthusiasm.

The actress explained that stepping back into film and television has reminded her why she fell in love with performing in the first place.

“I feel lucky because I really come at [acting] from a place of joy. I’m not tortured. It’s not filling a hole. I just really love to do it. And I love to be around people who love to do it,” she shared.

That perspective has helped her enjoy this stage of her career without feeling pressured to prove anything.

Rather than chasing success, Garner appears focused on making the most of opportunities while she still can.

Her excitement is evident as she prepares to star alongside Chloe Sevigny, Gemma Chan, and Judy Greer in her upcoming series.

Jennifer Garner Refuses To Feel Guilty About Working

One of the more surprising admissions from Garner involved her attitude toward balancing work and motherhood. After years of putting family first, she no longer feels the need to apologize when professional commitments take her away from home.

“When I work, I don’t apologize to my kids for it,” Garner said.

She credits her children for being supportive and understanding as she has returned to acting.

She said, “I so thank them for being so sweet about it. But that’s part of life. Working hard is part of life, and messing up is part of life.”

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Garner believes children benefit from seeing their parents pursue meaningful goals while also navigating life’s challenges.

“Tripping and falling – there’s room for all of it,” she said.

At the same time, she remains deeply committed to her role as a mother.

“I relate to that feeling of like, OK, I gave everything to mothering,” she noted. “I’m still their mom, I’m not going anywhere, I’m still all-in.”

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Her comments suggest that while her career may once have taken a back seat, her dedication to her children has never changed.

Lessons On Motherhood And Imperfection

As someone who has spent years juggling family responsibilities and professional ambitions, Jennifer Garner has developed a realistic outlook on life.

She believes many women place unrealistic expectations on themselves and would benefit from offering themselves more grace.

“You have to raise yourself at the same time,” Garner said.

She followed that thought with advice rooted in self-compassion, noting, “And just be so radically kind to yourself about how imperfect it is.”

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The actress also rejected the idea that anyone can perfectly balance every aspect of life.

“There’s no such thing as balance. There’s no such thing as doing it right. And when the big moments happen, you are okay, and that’s on you to know and understand so your child feels your OK-ness,” she said.

For Garner, the years following her divorce may have slowed her career, but they also shaped the perspective she carries today.

Looking back, she seems less focused on what she missed professionally and more appreciative of the time she spent building a foundation for her family.

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Now, with her children growing up and new acting opportunities arriving, she is embracing a chapter that allows her to enjoy both worlds.

By Robert Scucci
| Updated 1 hour ago

Whenever the name Pamela Anderson comes up, general audiences often think about the infamous Tommy Lee tapes or her career with Playboy. Of course, we have to mention Baywatch and the infinitely superior, self-aware action dramedy V.I.P. I find this shameful because Anderson, when fully in her element, knows how to hold her own in action comedies, which we saw most recently when she starred alongside Liam Neeson in the 2025 Naked Gun reboot. Back in 1994, Anderson stole the show in a little action thriller called Raw Justice, which is currently streaming for free on Tubi under the title Good Cop, Bad Cop.

One thing I’ve always admired about Pamela Anderson’s work in this wheelhouse is how effortlessly charismatic she is and how well she plays off her co-stars. She’s self-aware enough to know she’s being cast as the blonde bombshell, but she can throw zingers with the best of them, always with a wink and a nod, as if to say, “I belong here, and I’m going to own it.”

And that’s exactly what you get with Good Cop, Bad Cop. It’s billed as an action thriller, but to me, it plays like a straight-up comedy. The mystery itself is boilerplate, but let’s be real here. When there’s a murder mystery involving a jaded bounty hunter, his primary suspect who maintains his innocence, and a sex worker played by Anderson who just so happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, nobody’s watching for the plot. They’re watching because they want a familiar narrative framework that allows the cast to lean into the genre conventions we all love and chew through the scenery with as much charisma and charm as the audience can handle.

The Mayor’s Daughter Is Dead, Now What?

When Good Cop, Bad Cop first introduces us to Mace (David Keith), we get a crash course on everything we need to know about him. He’s a rough-and-tumble bounty hunter and former cop who apprehends criminals by any means necessary, even if it means borrowing clothes from a sex worker named Sarah (Pamela Anderson) so he can gain access to a motel room where his suspect is laying low. Mace butts heads with Detectives Atkins (Leo Rossi) and Stiles (Charles Napier) whenever they cross paths, especially after he gets hauled into the station dressed like a woman of the night, complete with a black wig, frilly hot-pink top, and black miniskirt.

The real conflict, though, comes in the form of Donna Stiles’ (April Bogenschutz) murder. Donna was Mayor David Stiles’ (Charles Napier) daughter and Mace’s former lover, so this case hits close to home when the mayor pays him a visit asking for help. Broken up by Donna’s death, Mace takes the case, and the mayor instructs him to work closely with Deputy Mayor Bob Jenkins, portrayed by Stacy Keach, to get the job done. But there’s one thing you need to know about Mace in regard to his emotional connection to the murder mystery: he doesn’t take a “woe is me” approach, and he’s not out for revenge. He just wants to get the job done and move on with his life.

The primary suspect in Donna’s murder is her most recent romantic fling, Mitch McCallum (Robert Hays). Mitch gets locked up immediately, but his bail is posted anonymously just as quickly. We soon find out he was released so he could be murdered as well, meaning whoever is actually behind the crime can get away scot-free because the primary suspect has been eliminated.

When Mace tracks down Mitch, who maintains his innocence, the two team up buddy-cop style to find the real mastermind behind Donna’s death. Sarah gets involved in the case by accident when she angrily tracks Mace down to get her clothes back, and before you know it, we have a dream team of de facto sleuths who communicate almost entirely through one-liners and sexual innuendos. There may even be a love triangle forming, but despite that, they remain focused on the case.

Chewing Scenery For Sport

The dynamic between every principal character in Good Cop, Bad Cop is nothing short of fantastic because everybody here knows the assignment. We have a simple murder mystery, which would be boring on its own, but everything is elevated by the fact that this movie knows exactly what it is. The vibe lands somewhere between a trashy pulp mystery and an airboat-riding action thriller, with plenty of practical explosions thrown in for good measure.

While Anderson absolutely kills it in this role thanks to her willingness to go all in on the comic relief, the high-speed car chase immediately comes to mind, David Keith’s magnetic portrayal of Mace cannot be overstated. He’s cynical to a fault, but he knows a good lead when he sees one. He’s not afraid to get his hands dirty, but he’s going to pound a few road sodas first to get into the proper headspace. He looks world-weary, but he also knows he has a job to do, hangovers be damned.

Add Stacy Keach’s ever-menacing presence as a man who always seems to know more than he’s letting on, rival bail bondsmen with ties to Mitch’s botched murder attempt, and a handful of colorful side characters to the mix, and you have a mystery thriller with zero fat on it but more than enough going on to keep you interested; there are enough context clues to keep you in the know without the movie beating you over the head with them. You can just sit back, enjoy the action, and watch these characters interact with one another because that’s the real selling point here.

Going into Good Cop, Bad Cop knowing it’s going to have the standard “good guy wins, bad guy loses” kind of arc, there’s nothing you need to do other than sit back and enjoy the show. That’s really all there is to it, and I cannot stress enough how fun this movie is if you watch it without any pretension.

As of this writing, you can stream Good Cop, Bad Cop for free on Tubi.

By Robert Scucci
| Updated 29 seconds ago

I’m on a trashy action thriller kick this week, and I’m having a blast unpacking movies like 1989’s Terminal Force, directed by the infamous Fred Olen Ray and starring Richard Harrison. It’s your typical story about a trigger-happy detective who immediately gets suspended for acting like a psycho, but just so happens to be the right guy to solve a high-profile kidnapping case because he’s the only person willing to operate outside the law to get the job done.

Movies like Terminal Force don’t exist to be thought-provoking. They exist to be endlessly entertaining through the use of completely unhinged side characters and comically evil villains who are just as insane as the protagonist. It’s good, schlocky, violent, low-budget fun that any action fan can get behind when they don’t want to take anything too seriously, but still need a complete story with a neat resolution to feel satisfied.

A Man Without A Badge

Detective Nick Tyree immediately gets into trouble in Terminal Force when he stops at a liquor store right before a thug comes in to rob the place. After apprehending the criminal, he takes things one step too far and straight-up shoots him to death before backup arrives. Rightfully incensed, Captain Pepper (James R. Sweeney) suspends him from the force, and that’s the last we’ll ever hear from Nick… right?

Wrong!

Nick’s very particular set of skills (read: getting drunk and shooting people indiscriminately) are called upon when Christin Gale (Angela Porcell) is kidnapped by mob boss Johnny Ventura (John Henry Richardson) and used as leverage against her father, Harry Gale (Jimmy Williams), a key witness in a case against the crime lord.

Itching to get his badge back and fully aware that he’ll be used as a fall guy if the mission goes terribly wrong, Nick has his back against the wall, but says “screw it” and gets to work. He recruits help from a nightclub dancer named Delilah (Dawn Wildsmith), and the chase is on. Through sheer grit, determination, old-fashioned police intuition, and a seemingly endless bottle of Stoli, our hero pounds the pavement (and lots of booze), but not without obstacles, like Johnny Ventura’s gothic henchman, Leonard (Cleve Hall), who seems just a little too eager to torture his subjects, yet always disappointed when he pulls the knife out, only to be summoned for some mindless busywork.

Nick Tyree Is A Total Chad

The reason movies like Terminal Force work so well is because of their characterization. It doesn’t matter how comically evil or downright stupid the antagonists are because Nick Tyree plays everything completely straight and gets right to business. His deadpan delivery is the perfect foil to his more animated counterparts, and it works so well because he simply cannot be bothered with anything other than his primary objective: reuniting Christin with her father and getting his job back.

He’s also reliably badass in a way that seems counterintuitive. He chugs Stoli straight from the bottle, while driving, is way too trigger-happy, and doesn’t really think his plans through before acting on them, which is exactly why he was suspended from the force in the first place. But if I’m being 100 percent honest here, if I were in Christin’s position, I’d trust the man with my life. Hell, if he runs out of bullets, he probably has enough liquor on him at any given moment to whip up a quick Molotov cocktail.

Terminal Force shamelessly leans into the idea of a bad cop taking an opportunity to win back his captain’s good graces. He’s very much going through the motions, and he’s clearly not going to learn any lessons when all is said and done. If he succeeds, he’s back on the force as if nothing happened. If he fails, it means he went out in a blaze of glory on an unsanctioned mission that was bigger than himself. It’s inherently fun to watch, and since he’s technically doing the right thing within the movie’s fiction, you’ll have no trouble rooting for him.

As of this writing, you can stream Terminal Force for free on Tubi.

Chris Brown and Jada Wallace’s son Arrow has seemingly been on Earth for about a month now, and he’s already stolen fans’ hearts. As Jada keeps sharing glimpses of their baby boy on social media, Team Breezy fans are now debating whether he looks more like her or Chris.

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Chris Brown & Jada Wallace’s Son Takes Over Timelines With Adorable Video

Jada Wallace has kept the adorable baby content coming ever since she welcomed Arrow with Chris Brown in April. Most recently, she gave her Instagram follower a peek at him in a sweet clip on her Story. The video shows Arrow laying down all cozy in a onesie while serving a serious face. Jada even joked about his expression, writing, “I guess he feels a way I moved him.” The clip of Arrow quickly took over timelines, and fans immediately started debating whether he looks like his mom or Breezy.

Baby Arrow Has Social Media Split

Once The Shade Room reposted Jada’s clips, the Roomies flooded the comment section with their takes on who baby Arrow resembles. Some folks swore he’s all Chris, while others stood ten toes down and said he looks just like Jada. A few more chimed in and claimed Arrow seems to favor family members on Jada’s side.

Instagram user @shaiangelita wrote, “He his daddy son!” 

Instagram user @naisha_413 wrote, “That’s Jada all the way that her twin.” 

While Instagram user @kimmyshonta wrote, “He looks like his mama to me.” 

Then Instagram user @sassytam25 wrote, “Awwww, him so stinkin cute. He looks like his daddy to me.” 

Another Instagram user @kimmymar wrote, “Whewwwww he look like his Daddy! Cute lil self ❤️”

Instagram user @lucky2of3 wrote, “Chris mini me spitting image of him.” 

Then another Instagram user @phillibaby1 wrote, “Dat baby don’t resemble Chris sorry but maybe mom genes r just strong.” 

While another Instagram user @xenya_mo_ wrote, “He looks like Jada’s dad actually.” 

Finally, Instagram user @renicepremiium wrote, “This one look exactly like Chris brown!!!” 

Baby Arrow Keeps Winning Fans Hearts With Every Peek

Fans have already seen a few cute peeks at baby Arrow. As The Shade Room previously reported, Jada gave her followers on Instagram an adorable look at her and Chris’ son while he slept peacefully in a long-sleeve blue onesie. She also teased his full name, captioning the photo, “AKB.” Peep the precious flick below.

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Bravo recently aired part two of the “Summer House” season 10 reunion. It continued with the cast, including Ciara Miller, confronting Amanda Batula and West Wilson about their now-public affair. During it, Batula walked off, and now Andy Cohen is revealing how long she was absent from the stage.

Cohen took a call from a “Summer House” fan during the June 3 broadcast of his SiriusXM show, “Radio Andy.” During the chat, the person highlighted how entertaining part two of the reunion had been and asked the host how long Batula had been absent from the stage after declaring she needed a break.

The caller noted that it “seemed like a lot of time.” Cohen said, “That’s a good question.” After thinking for a bit, he went on, “At least 15 minutes, but I’m gonna say 20 or more. Yeah.”

Here’s Why Amanda Walked Off The Reunion Stage

Batula was in the hot seat for the majority of the first two parts of the “Summer House” season 10 reunion. During the most recent episode, she could be seen addressing feeling embarrassed about the circumstances surrounding her relationship with Wilson before leaving the stage.

Batula stated, “I felt embarrassed to have to say that I have feelings and have kissed West, and he’s seeing someone else. I felt embarrassed having to say that to Ciara.” After that, “Summer House” newbie Mia Calabrese chimed in, “I mean, yeah, it’s embarrassing.”

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This then led Batula to say, tearfully, “I think I need to take a break for a second.” She could then be seen backstage saying she needed to “not be on camera for five minutes.” From there, the cast encouraged Wilson to go after her. Initially, he remained on stage, claiming there might be more he needed to answer to.

However, in the end, he went after Batula. Still, the cast called her out for not taking accountability at the reunion as they had done in prior years.

Fans Are Not On Amanda Batula And West Wilson’s Side

Following Cohen’s commentary about how long Batula was absent from the reunion, “Summer House” fans are weighing in. For the most part, the consensus is that it was weird for Wilson to need to be told to go after Batula. Additionally, many also think the time she needed backstage was a bit excessive.

One person said on X, “Why the F does she get that special treatment? Who else in reunion history has walked off the stage for that long? She did this.” Someone else said, “20 mins doing WHAT? No one has ever done that.”

On TikTok, a different “Summer House” fan noted, “He had not a single desire to go check in on Amanda. That’s wild.” Another social media user stated, “Not Kyle coaching West on how to show up for Amanda.” As fans know, Batula is currently going through a divorce from Kyle Cooke.

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Someone else observed, “West not going after Amanda because he doesn’t want anyone to criticize him for leaving as well is really telling. That man wouldn’t put his image second to her feelings. Wild.”

Lastly, a different person highlighted Calabrese’s line delivery, stating, “The tempo in which Mia said ‘I mean yeah it’s embarrassing’ scratched an itch in my brain.”

Andy Cohen Recently Discussed His Process For The Reunion

As Bravo fans know, Cohen hosts all the reunions for the network’s several shows. Recently, in an interview with Vulture, he opened up not only about the “Summer House” season 10 reunion but also about how he prepares for hosting.

He stated about “Summer House”, “Everything will be discussed. Actually, you’re making me think maybe this will be our first three-part ‘Summer House’ reunion. We’ve never had one.”

Cohen continued, “The prep I do is organic. For ‘Summer House,’ I know what the fans are saying. The reunion is going to be about letting everyone speak their peace.”

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He then added more detail, explaining, “We do a call with the producers who say, ‘The new thing you don’t know is that so-and-so is getting divorced and they’re mad at whoever.’ Those reunions kind of write themselves.”

‘Summer House’ Will Return For Season 11

Season 10 is perhaps the most talked-about in the history of “Summer House.” Of course, this is partly due to the love triangle among Wilson, Batula, and Miller. According to TV Insider, NBCUniversal announced at its May 2026 upfronts that the series will return for an 11th season.

Currently, it’s unknown who may return, but the cast typically begins filming in July.