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Fall is when television gets good, as broadcast networks finally bring back fan-favorite shows and debut new ones. And while broadcast might not be what it used to be, streaming has stepped in to fill that gap. Apple TV is keeping the thriller market cornered this season with several shows set to debut in the final quarter of the year. In fact, the streamer has officially started releasing new episodes of its latest crime thriller, and unsurprisingly, it has become a streaming hit.
While Apple TV isn’t immune to bad shows and movies, it produces more hits than flops, and this latest one is no different. Critics have mixed reactions, but they are largely impressed by the story and performances, rating it 86% on Rotten Tomatoes. Titled Last Seen, the thriller follows a dad, Ian (Patrick Brammall), as he searches for his missing child after unearthing evidence that she might still be alive after 11 years. “Last Seen serves its mystery in bold spades, taking a story of familial tragedy to the brink of heart-wrenching and engrossing, while Patrick Brammall’s performance takes this series to the next level,” the critic consensus reads.
Collider’s Carly Lane was impressed by how the show structured its twist. While many thrillers drop their twists for shock value, Last Seen grounds them in character psychology. “Last Seen asserts itself as the type of thriller that isn’t interested in conforming to the genre’s more predictable rules or structure,” she wrote in her review. Meanwhile, ScreenRant‘s Nick Bythrow praised the show’s focus on the characters but was not impressed by some early reveals that, while great for character study, “[make] the execution of its bigger ideas feel messy.” Still, some critics found it underwhelming, with Rebecca Nicholson of the Financial Times calling the show “both predictable and preposterous.”
Sometimes critics’ reviews don’t matter much if a show connects with viewers, and Last Seen seems to be performing well for Apple TV. Its two-episode premiere has pushed the series to fourth position on the streamer’s global top ten chart, according to FlixPatrol’s rankings. It’s not a bad debut for a brand-new show, but the real test is whether it can dethrone Apple TV heavyweights like Ted Lasso and Silo, which are currently dominating the chart. Next week’s episode deals with the aftermath of the life-changing call that Ian receives at the end of Episode 2. “A closer examination of the call turns Ian’s world inside out,” teases the logline for Last Seen Season 1, Episode 3, “The Lie.”
Stream new episodes of Last Seen on Wednesdays on Apple TV. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
September 9, 2026
Apple TV
Christian Schwochow
Alexei Mizin, Kris Mrksa, Giula Sandler, Ryan van Dijk
Patrick Brammall
Ian Ridley
Brendan Cowell
Henry Reid
Legacy sequels have been more popular than ever in the past few years, like the cinema-saving Top Gun: Maverick, headlined by Tom Cruise. Two years ago, one of the most hotly anticipated legacy sequels made its box office debut, haunting up a frighteningly good global haul. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice earned an enormous $451 million, split between a domestic haul of $294 million and a further $157 million from overseas markets, becoming Tim Burton‘s highest-grossing film in 15 years.
The return of Michael Keaton‘s iconic Ghost With the Most was one of the highlights of the second half of 2024 in theaters, with Wednesday‘s Jenna Ortega adding the perfect fresh blood to a largely returning cast. “Rife with nostalgia, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is intended for ’80s babies,” wrote Martin Tsai in his review of the movie for Collider, calling it a “return to form” for Burton. But as high as the praise was for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, it simply couldn’t live up to the original in the eyes of most fans.
The story of Adam (Alec Baldwin) and Barbara (Geena Davis), who return to their home to haunt the new family who moved in after they fatefully drown in a car accident, is the stuff of Halloween legend. Burton at his practical best, the film is packed with inventive visuals and memorable performances, as well as one of the best impromptu musical numbers ever. As we inch closer to spooky season, Burton’s gothic masterpiece is proving popular again. At the time of writing, Beetlejuice is one of the ten most-streamed movies on HBO Max in the U.S.
This weekend, after almost three decades away, Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reprise their roles as the Owens sisters, Sally and Gillian, in Practical Magic 2. The generational curse is once again getting the duo in trouble, although this time they are the experienced duo, with Sally’s daughters, Kylie (Joey King) and Antonia (Maisie Williams), in the firing line. Although reviews for Practical Magic 2 have been mixed, it still makes for a perfectly fantastical start to the fall season.
Beetlejuice is one of the ten most-streamed movies on HBO Max in the U.S. Make sure to stay tuned to Collider for the latest streaming stories.
March 30, 1988
92 minutes
Michael McDowell, Warren Skaaren, Larry Wilson
Larry Wilson, Michael Bender
November might be several weeks away, but Netflix has already started building its release schedule for the month. As the year draws to an end, there’s a variety of stories to look forward to, including Jessica Chastain‘s Music City crime thriller, Heartland, and a potential Academy Award winner, The Mosquito Bowl. On the TV side, Catholic schoolgirls cause mass hysteria in their town when they start having prophetic visions in the supernatural thriller The Body. But most anticipated is the return of Netflix’s surprise hit that was never supposed to be on the streamer.
This series took the world by storm when it was released last July. Critics seemed largely entertained, giving the series an 81% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Viewers were much more divided, and its 64% score on the same site hints at that split. Still, in terms of raw viewership, the spicy drama drew a lot of eyes and made Netflix’s top ten despite initially releasing only in the U.S. The series managed over 2 billion viewed minutes in the first two weeks, and that’s before global viewers had access to the 8-episode season of The Hunting Wives.
Created by Rebecca Cutter, the series had a rough journey to the small screen and was originally produced by Lionsgate Television for Starz. However, the companies decoupled, leaving The Hunting Wives without a home until Netflix picked it up for U.S. viewers. It was an immediate hit, becoming a cultural sensation and even inspiring a Saturday Night Live sketch. The first season stayed in the top ten for five weeks and amassed over 20 million views despite the limited release. The licensing agreement later expanded availability globally. The second season brings a lot more of the craziness that made the first a success, and it debuts on Thursday, November 26.
Details about the season are still not out, but it is expected to bring Sophie (Brittany Snow) and Margo (Malin Åkerman) back together when a new threat arises. However, they realize they might be in over their heads because it’s not clear which side of the hunting game they are on. Snow and Åkerman teased an even naughtier second season instead of dialing it down. “If anything, everyone is going to be like, ‘Wait, they went where? They did what?’” teased Snow. The season also has some new faces, including Branton Box (Sheriff Johnny), Dale Dickey (Zelda Moffitt), Kim Matula (Nadia), Cam Gigandet (Gentle John Moffitt), Alex FitzAlan (Trout), John Stamos (Chase Brylan), and Angel Reese (Trainer Barbie).
The Hunting Wives Season 2 premieres on Netflix on Thursday, November 26. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
July 21, 2025
Netflix
Julie Anne Robinson
Real Housewives of Orange County OG Vicki Gunvalson and RHOA alum Claudia Jordan have both spoken out about donating to Brandi Glanville‘s fundraising efforts.
The two reality TV legends joined other Real Housewives stars in supporting Brandi’s GoFundMe, which aims to help her through various treatments, surgeries and continued recovery after three years of enduring a mysterious facial disfigurement.
In an exclusive statement to Us, Vicki, 64, likened her GoFundMe donation to her financial support of former RHOC costar Jeana Keough amid her tongue cancer diagnosis.
“As I donated to Jeana Keough, I did for Brandi,” Vicki told Us. “It breaks my heart that both of them who have been used to working to provide for themselves, are not able to at this time. I wish Brandi continued healing.”

Claudia — who was a standout on The Real Housewives of Atlanta season 7 — shared with Us that she frequently tries to support people going through hard times.
“I actually donate to a lot of GoFundMes all the time. People I know and people I don’t know,” Claudia, 53, confirmed to Us through her representative Chris Giovanni. “Sometimes I make it anonymously, sometimes I let my name appear. I feel so bad for her and I can’t imagine how helpless she may be feeling. Times are tough for a lot of people and I am sure it was difficult for her to put herself out there like this — knowing she would get a lot of criticism but I admire her bravery and hope she can get all the help she needs!”
Brandi, 53, has spent several years trying to get a firm diagnosis on her facial condition, which she said developed after she filmed Real Housewives: Ultimate Girls Trip in Morocco in 2023. (That season of Ultimate Girls Trip has never aired because of ongoing litigation between cast member Caroline Manzo and Bravo over an alleged incident involving Brandi.)
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum recently revealed that she was diagnosed with “highly resistant ESBL Klebsiella and Enterobacter with biofilm, Coccidioidomycosis (Valley Fever), Demodex dermatitis and Mononucleosis” after spending more than $113,000 on treatment options.
Fellow Bravo stars and fans were quick to lend a helping hand when Brandi’s friend Gina Rodriguez launched a GoFundMe this week. As of publication, the fundraising appeal has raised more than $12,000 of a $28,000 goal — with RHOBH stars Kyle Richards and Camille Grammer among the top-dollar contributors, per the site’s registry of donations.
Camille, 58, previously told TMZ that it was important for her to reach out to Brandi even though they haven’t been close in recent years.
“I remember when she sent me flowers when I had my hysterectomy for uterine cancer. I thought that was very sweet of her. I wanted to return the favor, and I feel bad for what she’s going through,” Camille told the outlet.
Meanwhile, Brandi admitted that she had mixed feelings about asking for financial support during the Friday, September 11, episode of her “Unfiltered” podcast.
“I’m on all of this crazy medication, [and] even with my insurance, it’s $7,000 a week. Then, I have creditors calling me all day,” she told cohost James Maas. “My friend, Gina, started a GoFundMe for me. I’m embarrassed, honestly, ‘cause I don’t like to ask for help.”
When James assured her there was no reason to be embarrassed, a tearful Brandi explained, “I feel like a loser. I feel like I definitely hit rock bottom, and I’m embarrassed. I just never thought I would do this. … Gina did it for me. I know, like, she’s looking out for me.”
Brandi rose to fame on RHOBH, first as a “friend of the Housewives” in season 2 and later a main cast member for seasons three through five. She has since appeared on The Celebrity Apprentice as well as both the U.S. and U.K. versions of Celebrity Big Brother.
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If you thought that you’d seen Billy Bob Thornton wreaking havoc in Minnesota with a funky hairdo in the first season of Fargo, you’re overlooking his performance in a cult classic movie that’s currently streaming for free. The movie was probably green-lit following the success of the Coen Brothers‘ classic, which received seven Oscar nominations and won two, and grossed $60 million at the worldwide box office. Like the movie Fargo, Thornton’s 1998 cult classic is a darkly comic neo-noir thriller set in Minnesota; it follows three characters who discover a bag full of cash and find themselves turning against each other as they try to keep the discovery a secret.
In addition to Thornton, the movie also features Bill Paxton and Bridget Fonda. It was directed by Sam Raimi, who, by then, had transitioned from his camp horror classic Evil Dead trilogy to studio genre movies. That said, Raimi’s two previous studio efforts had mixed results at the box office. Darkman, the pulp comic book-inspired superhero movie, grossed $48 million worldwide against a reported budget of $14 million. But the more expensive revisionist Western The Quick and the Dead, which cost a reported $35 million to produce, made around $47 million worldwide. Raimi’s next two movies also fell short of the $50 million mark, but things turned around with Spider-Man, which broke numerous records in 2002.
But we’re talking about Raimi’s 1998 movie A Simple Plan. It made around $16 million at the box office, but despite the underperformance, it received mostly positive reviews. It’s now sitting at a “Certified Fresh” 91% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, where the consensus describes it as “a riveting crime thriller full of emotional tension.” Thornton earned an Oscar nomination, as did screenwriter Scott B. Smith, who adapted his own novel. The late critic Roger Ebert later ranked A Simple Plan as his fourth-favorite movie of 1998, while the critic Matt Zoller Seitz hailed Paxton’s performance as a career highlight. The movie is currently streaming on Pluto TV, along with Raimi’s The Quick and the Dead. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
December 11, 1998
121 Minutes
Brad Pitt seemingly had a blast attending the US Open women’s final with girlfriend Ines de Ramon.
The F1 actor, 62, alternated between cuddling with de Ramon, 33, and engaging with fans in the stands at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, New York City, on Saturday, September 12. Pitt was photographed interacting with a group of ladies in the row behind him, personally snapping a selfie with them at one point.
At other points, de Ramon wrapped her arm around Pitt’s as they watched Elena Rybakina, of Kazakhstan, defeat Aryna Sabalenka, of Belarus, in Saturday’s women’s final. (The men’s final takes place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center inside Arthur Ashe Stadium on Sunday, September 13, pitting US standout Ben Shelton against No. 1 seed Alexander Zverev.)
Seated next to Pitt and de Ramon for the all-important tennis match were former New York Yankee CC Sabathia and his 20-year-old daughter Jaden.

The couple are avid tennis fans, having been spotted in the stands at the French Open as Mirra Andreeva clinched the first Grand Slam title of her tennis career against Maja Chwalińska in the women’s singles final on Court Philippe-Chatrier in Paris, France, in June.
They were dressed more formally — Pitt in a traditional tuxedo and de Ramon wearing a semi-sheer black lace dress with a thin strap on one side — in an impromptu photo shoot before Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s star-studded wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City on July 3. (Other celebrity couples on the guest list included Selena Gomez and her husband Benny Blanco, Mariska Hargitay and Peter Hermann, Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens, and Patrick and Brittany Mahomes, among others.)
Pitt was first spotted with de Ramon — who was previously married to The Vampire Diaries star Paul Wesley — when they joined friends Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber at a Bono concert at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles in November 2022. (Pitt was married to Jennifer Aniston from 2000 to 2005 and later to Angelina Jolie from 2014 to 2019.)

Brad Pitt and girlfriend Ines de Ramon pose with fans at the 2026 US Open.. Julian Finney/Getty Images
Us exclusively reported in December 2025 that Pitt and de Ramon were “still going strong and [were] very committed” as they tried to keep their relationship out of the public eye, per an insider.
“Ines has no interest in being in the spotlight, and that is what Brad admired about her when they met,” a source told Us.
At the time, Us learned that an engagement was not on the horizon despite Pitt and de Ramon recently moving in together.
“They aren’t interested in getting married and are on the same page about that,” the first insider told Us, with a second source adding, “[There are] no wedding plans at the moment. They are super happy in this phase of their relationship and not rushing into anything.”
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas received a not-so-warm welcome during his recent College GameDay appearance.
The polarizing politician sat down with ESPN’s Rece Davis ahead of the No. 4 Texas Longhorns’s highly-anticipated matchup against the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes on Saturday, September 12, to discuss the “Protect College Sports Act.”
The bipartisan bill that would establish a national set of rules and standards for college athlete compensation, branding and school revenue sharing deals.
During his nearly 10-minute segment, Cruz, 55, received a relentless onslaught of booing from the Austin, Texas, crowd, followed by clear chants of, “Ted you suck.”
“Right now college sports is in chaos — the current situation is nuts,” the senator said in an attempt to speak over the deafening crowd. “Between Lane Kiffin down in Louisiana trying to bring NFL players back into college sports or between up in Lubbock [Texas], Brendan Sorbsy and litigation over whether someone who was gambling over his own game should be allowed to play. What we have right now is chaos. We have no rules.”

US Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) Getty Images
He continued of the proposed legislation, “It brings order to chaos, it protects the students – protects the students’ ability to be compensated [and] to receive name, image and likeness compensation. I think that’s only fair, it’s only right – they’re producing enormous value and enormous skill. But it also puts reasonable rules in place — for example, every player gets one free trade. Not three to five — one trade.”
The senator went on to argue that without a set of national guardrails college athletic programs are being “bankrupt” across the country, arguing that now is the time for congress to act.
“College sports is too precious — we’ve got to make sure this remains an avenue for opportunity for millions of kids,” he went on to add during the segment. “And we gotta make sure it remains not just [for] football but [for] all of women’s sports all of the non-revenue sports ll of the olympic sports — this bill is designed to do all that.”
For the entirety of Cruz’s appearance, the crowd continued to boo him and chant in opposition to his appearance. Us reached out to Cruz’s office for comment.
Coach Kiffin made headlines in late 2025 following his controversial decision to leave Ole Miss amid their playoff run to coach at LSU. He was once again in the spotlight when he finalized his inaugural LSU season’s roster, which featured two former NFL players: Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. Both players spent the summer on NFL rosters before they were waived in August.
Sorsby, also mentioned by Cruz during his contentious segment, was a former quarterback for Texas Tech whom the NCAA later ruled ineligible for play after he acknowledged placing bets totaling at least $90,000 on collegiate games, including his own. The player later sued the NCAA, which led to a June decision from a Lubbock, Texas, judge that ruled the athlete eligible after serving a two-game suspension.
Facing considerable public and conference pressure in the wake of the controversial ruling, Texas Tech and Sorsby eventually decided to part ways.
Heidi Klum went all out to celebrate her son Henry’s 21st birthday.
“I can’t believe it is that time,” Klum, 53, told Henry in an Instagram video shared Saturday, September 12, sharing footage of the moment she gave her son his birthday present waiting in the driveway. “You’ve been waiting for so many years.”
The camera panned, revealing that Klum and her husband, Tom Kaulitz, purchased a Ferrari F430 in honor of Henry’s special day.
“Oh my God! Jesus Christ,” Henry exclaimed in the clip, getting a glimpse of the cherry-red sports car. “I don’t even know what to say.”
Kaulitz, 37, explained that he bought the car “last year” at an auto show and subsequently hid the vehicle in the garage “the whole time” so it would remain a surprise.
“This thing is beautiful,” Henry marveled. “Holy s***! Oh my f***ing God, this … is insane. Holy s***, this thing is crazy.”
Klum chimed in, noting that her husband “kept his promise” after the pair made a friendly bet over a video game.
“Literally, it’s what, seven years ago when you guys said that?” the Project Runway host quipped.
When Henry was 14 years old, he and Kaulitz made a Mario Kart wager.
“It’s happening on Christmas, and if I lose Mario Kart, then I can’t play video games for three months and I have to do a painting of me driving,” Henry said in throwback footage, which Klum updated to her Instagram page later on Saturday. “But if I win, then Tom has to give me a Ferrari when I’m 21.”
In addition to Henry, Klum shares son Johan, 19, and daughter Lou, 16, with her ex-husband Seal. Klum, who also shares 22-year-old daughter Leni with ex Flavio Briatore, married Kaulitz in 2019.
“[Tom being] close in age has been fun for them, especially my son Henry, who loves talking cars with my husband,” Klum exclusively told Us in her July cover story of Kaulitz’s bond with her children. “When I hear [about] cars, my ears close. They talk about it like it’s science, and I have no idea what they’re saying.”
Klum further gushed that Henry and his siblings all “have good heads on their shoulders.”
“[They] have seen me work and know it’s not just glitz and glamour. They see how many conference calls I do with producers to come up with concepts and photo shoots,” she said of passing down her work ethic. “We’ve always had dinner around the table, and everyone talks about their day, and there are a lot of fun things I’ve gotten to tell them over the years, like singing with Snoop Dogg or Tiësto, things where they’re like, ‘Mom, how the heck did that happen?’”
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New York Fashion Week has officially commenced, so it’s safe to assume Ashley Olsen is busy. Like most luxury designers, she’s probably got places to go, people to see and runway details to finalize — all on top of being a mom to a young child. That’s why I wasn’t too surprised to spot the former child star rocking the ultimate comfy-chic outfit: baggy black jeans, easy slip-on sandals and a chunky V-neck sweater that made the combo feel special.
Early September is technically still summer, but the 40-year-old was serving plenty of fall inspiration, so much so that her oversized black knit has remained on my mind. It’s pretty much the perfect throw-on-and-go piece, and while it’s safe to assume Olsen’s knit top is a pricey option from her brand The Row (which she heads alongside her sister, Mary-Kate Olsen), I found a similar style on Amazon for $36.
Get the Dqbeng Oversized V-Neck Sweater for $36 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
Made from a nice cotton blend, this lightweight sweater is ideal for tricky transitional weather, when it’s cool in the morning and hot by the afternoon. It nails Olsen’s New York rich mom-meets-boho vibe with its slouchy fit and flattering V-neck, but the sleeves are a little less constricting with a trendy bell silhouette.
There are no zippers, ties or confusing cutouts to fuss with here. This Amazon alternative is a pull-on pick, making it easier than ever to shrug it on in a pinch. Thanks to the black color and timeless design, it’s instantly elevated and endlessly versatile. You could pair it with black jeans, like Olsen, or rock it with a satin skirt while the weather is still cooperating. Plus, the style isn’t too snug, so it’ll still work come winter, too, layering flawlessly over long-sleeved tees, button-down shirts or turtlenecks.
Shoppers swear you won’t be disappointed with your purchase. Many gave the piece a five-star rating, with several planning to order it in another color. Psst, it also comes in beige and navy.
“I love this sweater, and I’m ordering another one,” one reviewer wrote. “I like a big, oversized sweater,” they continued. “It covers the rear end and looks great on top of an outfit or with leggings or slacks. I also like the V-neck. It’s not super thick, neither is it thin, in my opinion. It’s just right for what I was looking for.”
Another shopper even claimed the sweater gives off “designer vibes,” describing it as “roomy with a relaxed fit” and calling the quality “amazing.”
“This lightweight oversized sweater is perfect for cooler days and goes with just about everything,” they said.
Olsen’s schedule may be booked and busy, but her comfy black sweater kept her looking cool, cozy and totally chic. I plan to copy her exact outfit formula on mornings when I’m in a rush (and even on days when I’m not). You can, too, by scooping up this budget-friendly lookalike.
Get the Dqbeng Oversized V Neck Sweater for $36 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
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Taylor Frankie Paul is opening up about her sex life — or lack thereof — in the wake of her canceled Bachelorette season and amid her ongoing contentious custody battles.
“Sorry to those that thought they were going to see my redemption arc. That has slowly just begun,” Taylor, 32, captioned promotional photos from her The Bachelorette season via Instagram on Saturday, September 12. “I’ve stayed in, single and celibate this entire time and nobody will have intimate access to me again unless he’s my person — and that’s a promise to myself.”
Taylor was married to Tate Paul from 2016 to 2022, during which period she gave birth to their daughter Indy, now 8, and their son Ocean, now 6. After their divorce following the infamous MomTok soft-swinging scandal, the influencer moved on with Dakota Mortensen before they welcomed son Ever, now 2, in 2024. After the pair’s tumultuous on-again-off-again relationship — which included a domestic violence arrest — Taylor was named the lead for The Bachelorette in fall 2025.
While Taylor accepted a proposal from contestant Doug Mason in the Bachelor Nation finale, the entire season was scrapped by ABC after footage from the reality TV star’s 2023 arrest resurfaced amid another alleged domestic violence incident with Dakota, 33. (Taylor pleaded guilty to assault as part of a deal to dismiss child abuse charges. She completed her three-year probation sentence this summer.)
After Taylor wrapped The Bachelorette, she rejoined her Secret Lives of Mormon Wives castmates for season 5. On the Hulu series, which premiered earlier this week, Taylor claimed that she broke off her engagement to Doug, 29, after the pair encountered alleged communication issues.
At the same time, Taylor hooked up with Dakota — before their alleged domestic violence incident and subsequent investigation — and expressed interest in her former fling Ben Lambert. Ben, who appeared on Mormon Wives season 4 after meeting Taylor via TikTok, reunited with her during the cast’s trip to New York City.
Mormon Wives season 5 wrapped in May after the cast paused filming amid Taylor and Dakota’s then-escalating legal battle. They have since resumed production for season 6 without Taylor or Dakota.
As for Taylor, she has been focused on her healing journey amid the chaos.
“We got to see me breaking, then shortly after I was sought to be destroyed and instead it ricocheted. Maybe my prayers are heard after all,” the influencer added in her Saturday upload. “Such a long way to go but baby steps.”
Taylor subsequently received a flurry of support in her comments section.
“The redemption can have ups and downs. Respect your process,” one user replied, with another adding, “You’re stunning ❤️. Love you so much, you’re guna [sic] come back a completely different person & stronger than ever.”
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for confidential support.
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