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TikTok creator Jools Lebron, who rose to viral fame with the “very demure, very mindful” trend, is opening up about the unexpected toll that sudden internet stardom took on her life. What began as something lighthearted and fun quickly turned into overwhelming attention, pressure, and a dramatic lifestyle shift.
In a series of TikTok videos, Jools shares a candid reflection about navigating instant fame and how it led her down a difficult path that included struggles with substance abuse. She’s speaking out with honesty and shedding light on the darker side of internet fame while emphasizing growth, accountability, and moving forward transparently.

Jools, who quickly rose to viral internet fame a little over a year ago and has more than 2.3 million followers on TikTok, is sharing the hidden side to sudden fame in a series of videos on the app.
In one video, she shares that she “got ate up and spit out by the influencer Hollywood system.”
“I went mega viral a year and a half ago, and it unfortunately was the best time of my life and the worst time of my life,” she candidly shared. “And I’m opening up about it and I’m calling it ‘Jools’ Journey’ because I’m on a track of getting my life back together after the entertainment industry led me to substance abuse and alcoholism and having my life fall apart.”
She followed that by saying she felt “chewed up and spit out by Hollywood.” She attributed it to the same thing people can sometimes go through after winning the lottery, or someone who has a “one in a million” kind of moment.
The video, posted just one day ago and has nearly 250k views and tons of supportive comments, continued with Jools’ honest storytime.
“Yesterday, I came to social media for the first time to share what’s been going on because I need support and I need help and I just can’t do this by myself,” she continued. “And I see the comments and they’re like changing my life right now, if I’m gonna be honest with you.”
She said that she spent much of the prior day cleaning and struggling to try to “figure out what to do cause it’s not like my first day sober but it’s my first time I’m willing to be open about it.”
“I don’t know what to do. What am I supposed to do?” she asked. “A lot of the comments are really redirecting me.”
She explained that she fell into “peer pressure” and that it led to other things such as “shopping addiction.”

Many viewers hopped into the comment section to share words of encouragement and their own similar stories.
“‘Less struggling w being sober and more struggling with what to do’ I FELT THIS,” one person wrote. Another added, “Jools, you and your vulnerability *are* ‘The Brand.’ We watch bc we love YOU! No matter what your journey, you’ve got this!”
And there were many other comments with the same theme.
“Being accountable, very demure, very cutesy,” one viewer shared. Another said, “Thank you for your vulnerability! Love you, Jools!”
In a follow up TikTok video, Jools shared an update using her viral trend.
“You see how I fixed my life? Very demure, very mindful,” she shared. “You see how I come to the internet to start my ‘Jools’ Journey’? Very cutesy.”
She gave a bit of an update for anyone who missed the original confession video that started the “Jools’ Journey” series. She shared some of the ways she’s “fixing” her life and inviting her fans to be part of the journey through her videos. It appears, based on comments, that she’s inspiring others to also make necessary life changes.
“‘I will not accept a life I do not deserve’ is a new mantra for the people!” one viewer wrote in the comments. Another said, “Not Jools inspiring me to take out my stepper and work out so we can get it together.”
In another follow up video, Jools gets visibly emotional as she thanks her followers for all the support they’ve been giving her.
“Thank you guys for your support,” she said through tears. “I don’t know why I felt like I was gonna come to the internet with this and it was gonna make me lose everything. I don’t know why I was like the internet is tired of me. But thank you for your support.”
She said it was “confusing” on whether or not she should open up this way about her struggles.
“We’ll never be tired seeing someone find themselves again,” one viewer wrote in the comments. Another said, “Oh how can we not love our girl, life is not linear, we should never judge someone on their lows but just support them to get back up again. You got this.”
Blake Lively offered a glimpse into her family life over the weekend, sharing a quiet Easter moment with her children as her legal case tied to “It Ends with Us” continues to unfold. The 38-year-old actress took to Instagram Stories on Sunday to post a lighthearted snapshot of bunny-shaped scrambled eggs she prepared for her kids. Alongside the image, Lively wrote, “Momming always continues on,” adding a string of heart and bunny emojis. Lively, who shares four children with husband Ryan Reynolds, appeared to be embracing the holiday at home just days after a major development in her legal dispute with co-star Justin Baldoni.

Last week, Manhattan U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman dismissed the majority of claims Lively had filed against Baldoni, including allegations related to conspiracy and defamation.
Of the original 13 claims, three remain active as the case moves toward a tentative May 18 trial date: retaliation, aiding and abetting retaliation, and breach of contract. The ruling significantly narrowed the scope of the case but allows its central arguments to proceed in court.

Following the decision, attorney Sigrid McCawley emphasized that the case remains focused on retaliation and reputational harm. “This case has always been and will remain focused on the devastating retaliation and the extraordinary steps the defendants took to destroy Blake Lively’s reputation,” McCawley said in a statement.
She further argued that Lively was targeted for advocating for safety on set, adding that the upcoming trial will continue to examine what she described as coordinated online attacks.
McCawley also addressed the dismissal of the sexual harassment claims, explaining that the court’s decision was tied to Lively’s classification as an independent contractor rather than an employee, not a determination of wrongdoing.

In a statement shared to social media on Friday, Lively expressed gratitude that the case will move forward in part, saying she is prepared to present her experience in full. “I am grateful for the court’s ruling, which allows the heart of my case to be presented to a jury next month,” she wrote, adding that she hopes to speak not only for herself but for others who may not have the same opportunity.
The actress acknowledged she never intended to pursue legal action but felt compelled to do so after what she described as ongoing retaliation tied to her requests for a safer working environment. “The last thing I wanted in my life was a lawsuit,” she said, “but I brought this case because of the pervasive retaliation I faced… for asking for a safe working environment for myself and others.”
She also noted that, regardless of the trial’s outcome, she hopes the case contributes to broader conversations around workplace safety and accountability.

Attorneys for Baldoni, Alexandra Shapiro, and Jonathan Bach welcomed the court’s decision, particularly the dismissal of the sexual harassment allegations and claims against individual defendants. “These were very serious allegations, and we are grateful to the court for its careful review of the facts, law, and voluminous evidence,” they said in a statement.
They added that the case is now “significantly narrowed” and expressed confidence in presenting their defense as the remaining claims head to trial.

Sources close to Taylor Swift say the pop superstar is quietly breathing a sigh of relief following the latest development in Blake Lively’s ongoing legal battle with Justin Baldoni.
According to insiders who spoke with journalist Rob Shuter’s #ShuterScoop, Swift views the court’s decision as a meaningful shift, one that could signal the beginning of the end. “It’s a huge relief,” one source said. “This case just got dramatically weaker.”
The insider also suggested there is confusion surrounding Lively’s next steps. “No one understands why Blake isn’t trying to settle,” they claimed. “From the outside, it looks like she’s already lost.”
Beyond the legal implications, timing appears to be a key concern for Swift. As her reported summer wedding to Travis Kelce approaches, sources say the singer is eager to distance herself from the situation altogether. “She wants this wrapped up before her summer wedding,” the insider added. “The timing couldn’t be worse.”
Even though Anna Duggar’s seemingly picture perfect life in Arkansas was turned upside down after her husband Josh Duggar was found guilty of child pornography, she has stuck by the sex offender’s side since his conviction nearly five years ago despite her family’s objections, Us Weekly has learned exclusively.
“Anna has several family members who have strongly encouraged her to leave Josh,” a source tells Us Weekly. “It has been very difficult to have those conversations because Anna has always been so supportive of Josh, but the family felt that they had to let her know their thoughts.”
The insider notes that Anna’s loved ones “do not want to lose their relationship with her, so they try to let her know what they think while also remaining supportive family members.”
Her family’s disapproval is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what Anna has endured since Josh’s 2021 conviction.
“It is a nightmare for Anna that she will be dealing with for many, many years to come,” the source says of the scandal’s aftermath. “The only positive thing right now is that he is out of the picture [while in jail].”
Anna — who shares children Mackynzie, Michael, Marcus, Meredith, Mason, Maryella and Madyson with her 38-year-old husband— is trying to focus on the positives in her life while Josh serves more than 12 years in prison.
“Anna has worked very, very hard to get to where she is right now,” the insider explains. “She is not living with the Duggars and has begun to set up her own life.” (Anna, 37, was reportedly living on the Duggar compound in Arkansas as recently as last year.)

Anna Duggar and Josh Duggar with six of their seven children. Courtesy of The Duggar Family/Instagram
As Anna has distanced herself from the Duggars, she is “becoming independent and gaining strength,” the source tells Us.
“She has worked very hard to be strong and to stay out of the news and rebuild her life to a degree,” the insider adds.
Unlike many of her in-laws, Anna does not have her own personal social media account, helping to keep her life as far away from the spotlight as possible.
Anna does, however, periodically post on her dog breeding business Instagram account, Golden Grove Pups.
“Meet Whitaker, Beaumont, and Harrington — three of our handsome little golden guys 🐶💛,” Anna wrote via Instagram in February, showing a video of three puppies that had been adopted and giving fans a rare glimpse at herself in the process.
As fans of 19 Kids and Counting and its spinoff, Counting On, know, Anna married Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar’s eldest child, Josh, in 2008.
The couple went on to welcome six children, before their idyllic looking life came crashing down in spring 2021. (Anna and Josh’s seventh baby was born in November 2021, just months after his arrest.)
Josh was arrested in April 2021 for receiving and possessing child pornography. While Josh has maintained his innocence, he was found guilty in December of that same year and sentenced in May 2022 to 151 months in prison. He’s scheduled to be released on December 23, 2032.
“[Anna and Josh’s kids] are her No. 1 priority and that will never change,” a source exclusively told Us in June 2022 following his conviction. “She’s with them all the time. She’s going to stand by her husband and she’s going to continue raising their kids to the best of her ability.”
Although Anna has stayed silent about her husband’s arrest and prison sentence, emails she sent her brother-in-law Joseph Duggar last month following his arrest for allegedly molesting a 9-year-old girl in 2020 offer a look into how she’s feeling about the latest Duggar scandal.
“You’ve got our prayers. We love you — however we can help, please let us know,” Anna wrote to Joseph, 31, on March 21, according to letters obtained by Us.
She also warned him, “Just remember, don’t talk about anything legal unless you are with an attorney. Everything said in these messages, phone calls and video chats are recorded and turned over to prosecutors.”
Joseph was extradited to Florida last month, where he pleaded not guilty to charges of lewd and lascivious behavior involving molestation of a victim less than 12 years old and lewd and lascivious behavior conducted by a person 18 years or older. He was released on a $600,000 bond.
If you or someone you know is experiencing child abuse, call or text Child Help Hotline at 1-800-422-4453.
Zendaya is currently experiencing one of the busiest years of her career. Not only is she starring in A24’s critically acclaimed “The Drama” alongside Robert Pattinson, but her HBO series, “Euphoria”, is set to return following a years-long hiatus. Now, the actress is opening up about the show, saying she thinks this may be the final season.

Zendaya appeared on “The Drew Barrymore Show” on April 6 to promote “The Drama” and her several other projects. During the discussion, host Drew Barrymore mentioned “Euphoria” and asked if the upcoming third season would be the final outing for the HBO drama series.
Zendaya responded, “I think so, yeah.” Barrymore then said, “I never want to ask questions like that, because it’s not my business, and yet, is this to be enjoyed knowing [it will end]?”
After that, Zendaya stated, “Yes, I think so,” before saying, “That closure is coming.” So far, HBO has neither confirmed nor denied that “Euphoria” will end after season three.

Season three of “Euphoria” has been highly anticipated, as it’s been four years since the second installment. HBO announced in December 2025 that the show would finally return on April 12. After that, the network released full-length trailers in March, following a series of teasers.
According to Variety, this season will feature a time jump, giving a look at the characters as they navigate adult life. In addition to Zendaya, the ensemble cast includesJacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, Colman Domingo, and more.

As mentioned, there is no official confirmation that “Euphoria” will end with season three, despite Zendaya’s public comments. However, fans of the show are reacting, with many saying they already believed this would be the show’s final season before Zendaya’s “Drew Barrymore Show” appearance.
One person said on X, “HBO staying silent is classic corporate chess — they get the viral speculation for free while keeping the door cracked for spin-offs, movies, whatever prints money later. Smart, but it also feels like they know the lightning-in-a-bottle era is over.”
They continued, “Look, Euphoria changed television. It made us feel uncomfortable on purpose, launched half the young cast into superstardom, and gave Zendaya the kind of role most actors wait a lifetime for. But dragging it past this season risks turning it into the show that used to be great.”
Another “Euphoria” fan said, “Zendaya saying ‘I think so’ for Euphoria… yeah, that sounds like the end is near.” Lastly, someone else wrote, “lowkey gutted that season 3 is the last of ‘Euphoria.’”

One of Zendaya’s several projects released in 2026 was “The Drama,” which arrived in movie theaters on April 3. According to BoxOfficeMojo, the movie debuted at number three in the US, making $14,380,197. “The Drama” came in behind “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” and “Project Hail Mary” in the number one and two positions, respectively.
Regarding reviews, “The Drama” currently has a 77% rating from critics and an 81% rating from audiences, making it “certified fresh” with both. This is despite TMZ having revealed the controversial twist of the movie, which is that Zendaya’s character once considered going through with a school shooting.
Because of the film’s subject matter, some critics vowed not to review it, and it also drew attention from various gun violence prevention organizations, such as March For Our Lives, according to IndieWire.

As mentioned, 2026 will be among the busiest 12 months of Zendaya’s stellar career. This is evidenced by the fact that she will have five projects released to the work before the end of the year. Following “The Drama” and “Euphoria,” she will appear in “The Odyssey” and “Spiderman: Brand New Day,” both of which are releasing in July.
After that, Zendaya will star in “Dune: Part Three,” in which her “The Drama “co-star Pattinson will also appear.
Regarding her busy schedule, Zendaya told Fandango in March 2026 that she would take a break after this year. She said, “I guess, you know, I just hope people don’t get sick of me. I really appreciate everyone who supports any of the movies or who supports my career in any kind of way.”
Zendaya went on, “I’m deeply appreciative, and like I said, I just hope you guys don’t get sick of me this year because I’ll tell you what: after this, I’m disappearing for a little bit. I’m going to have to go into hiding for just a little bit.”
“Euphoria” premieres on HBO and HBO Max on April 12.
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Former “Bachelor” contestant Ashley Iaconetti is laying into “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Taylor Frankie Paul. As Paul continues to deal with the aftermath of ABC canceling her season of “The Bachelorette” two days before it was scheduled to premiere, more and more people are speaking out about what drove the network to that decision.

Speaking with Variety, Iaconetti, who is reclaiming her star as the newest cast member on Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Rhode Island,” called Paul’s situation with the network “nuanced” before sharing even more of her opinion.
“It’s a good thing they didn’t go forth with the season,” she said. However, Iaconetti said the network should’ve decided to pull Paul’s season sooner. “That was a decision that should have been made more carefully earlier on.”

As reported by The Blast, ABC canceled Paul’s season of “The Bachelorette” after a video of her appearing to assault her ex-boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen, was shared online.
Paul displayed appalling behavior in the clip, striking Mortensen, pulling his hair, wrapping her arms around his body, and later throwing metal chairs at him.
Mortensen appeared distraught in the video, crying out for Paul to stop. “This is called physical abuse. This is all you do,” he could be heard saying. “It’s the only thing you know how to do is hurt me. You think this is OK? It’s not OK. Holy sh-t.”
ABC released a statement shortly after, saying it was focusing on supporting Paul and her family at the time, but Iaconneti said there was nothing new about the released clip.
“We knew very much in detail, based on a lot of the interviews that she’s given, exactly what happened in the video and what led to the arrest,” she said. “You guys did have her on a TV show for four seasons.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Iaconetti called the events of that night in 2023 “terrible” and said it was one reason Paul wasn’t the right fit for the iconic franchise.
“That wasn’t an appropriate role for her to fill,” she said, adding, “and probably was not something that she was mentally, emotionally ready to take on for many reasons—the fact that she was so intertwined with Dakota going into it being one of them.”
Paul’s rep addressed the news in a statement to Variety, thanking the public for their support.
“After years of silently suffering extensive mental and physical abuse as well as threats of retaliation, Taylor is finally gaining the strength to face her accuser and taking steps to ensure that she and her children are protected from any further harm,” their statement read.

Amid this, production on season 5 of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” was halted, according to NBC News, after Paul and Mortensen were involved in another alleged domestic dispute in February 2026.
While the details of the most recent alleged dispute have been kept under wraps, a friend of Mortensen’s called the Draper Police Department and said he was a “victim of a domestic violence assault by an ex-girlfriend at her Draper residence.”
The police department declined to share additional details, but a spokesperson confirmed there was an open investigation.
Paul shared a post on social media calling the last 40 days “hell on earth.” Despite that, Paul said she’s relied on her faith to get her through.
In another post, however, Paul admitted the way she practices her faith would look different moving forward.
“Born and raised Mormon (LDS) and I’ll always have love and respect towards it,” she said on her Instagram Stories. “I’ll even continue to go with my family at times; with that being said, it’s time to detach myself from it.”
And while Paul said she’ll always believe in Jesus Christ and God, she stated that she’s realized she can practice her faith anywhere, not just inside the physical church.
“Point being, there is more out there to learn. And I’m writing this out as a release,” Paul finished.
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The festival’s parent company insists that the rapper “has a legal right to come into the country and to perform.”
Remi Bader had a relatable fashion moment while trying on outfits.
Bader, 30, took to Instagram on Sunday, April 5, to share a potential Coachella look with her followers. “Coachella 2026! Bursting out of my pants,” she said while wearing a brown bra top and high-waisted jeans. “Why did I think this wasn’t going to happen? It always happens.”
She then put her hand in her pocket and added, “But this — also, clearly gained some weight — it’s fine!” The influencer noted that she needed a size or two bigger while showing her inspiration photo.
“I was like, ‘OK, I can copy her outfit but I’m gonna do fun, cool different pants,’” Bader explained of her floral-painted jeans. “Look what we’re working with,” she joked while putting on a cowgirl hat over her messy ponytail and accessorizing with a brown leather belt. “You know, it’s really giving a little bit of this from Coachella four years ago,” Bader joked, cutting the camera to a throwback clip of herself crying at the festival. “But worse. So I’ll see you in 2027, Coachella.”
Ariana Madix offered some words of wisdom in the comments section. “Baby this is my TWELFTH Coachella, which makes me feel like the granny of the polo fields but plz listen to your elder and just wear something comfy! ❤️❤️❤️ i hope i see you there!”
More of her followers saw the “vision” behind her outfit, but supported her wearing something more comfortable as well. “Babe, as someone who lives in Palm Springs, the high is 69 on Saturday and rain on Friday, just go for a comfy look. It’s going to be freezing cold,” one advised. A second suggested, “Do a long skirt! Would look amaze and be super comfy.”
The first weekend of Coachella takes place on April 10 through April 12, with the second weekend dated on April 17 through the 19.
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Science fiction is filled with incredible spaceship captains. Star Trek alone gave the world Picard, Kirk, and Janeway, Firefly has Malcolm Reynolds, Farscape’s John Crichton, and Battlestar Galactica’s Adama, all of them are fantastic characters. All are noble and inspiring figures who make their crews better.
On the other end of the spectrum is Stanley H. Tweedle, captain of the Lexx, the most powerful weapon ever created. He’s a coward, a traitor, self-centered, shallow, and the last man in existence who should have the keys to the most powerful weapon in both galaxies.

Stanley H. Tweedle, played by Brian Downey, kicks off the events of Lexx by skipping work to the point he’s deemed a fugitive from justice by the servitors inside His Divine Shadow’s headquarters and runs into another fugitive, Zev (Eva Habermann). Taking shelter on board the organic spacecraft Lexx, the command codes embedded in Stanley’s tooth are activated, and the ship recognizes him as the Captain. It’s not the most glorious origin story for the man who would eventually, sort of, save the galaxy. It gets worse.
Technically, Stanley’s responsible for the deaths of 685 billion people. He didn’t give the order to fire, and he was being tortured, but he did give the codes to the Lexx over to a band of mercenaries, and then they sold it to His Divine Shadow, and 100 worlds ceased to exist. No other captain in sci-fi can say thay also have the title “Arch-Traitor.”

During Season 2, “Stan’s Trial,” we learn that the root of Stanley’s cowardice is his fear of death. The threat of death causes Stanley to break under the smallest bit of pressure from any of the villains, which all comes to a head in Season 3 when he actually dies and has to face the judgment of Prince from the Fire Planet, Lexx’s version of the Devil. You’d think that anyone who’s that cowardly wouldn’t be respected by his crew, and you’d be right.
The Lexx’s crew of castoffs, including both Zev and Xev (Xenia Seeberg), the undead assassin Kai (Michael McManus), and the love robot 790/791 (Jeffrey Hirschfield), don’t respect Stanley. Eventually, Xev and Kai start to have a modicum of respect, but 790, competing with Stanley for the affection of both Zev and Xev, constantly belittles and insults its captain. Even Lexx has some difficulty with Stanley, often misunderstanding what he wants, including misinterpreting the captain’s request for the coordinates to a planet of loose women.

Early on in Season 3, Stanley’s desire for women comes to a head when Prince offers to revive Maya, a gorgeous woman from the Water Planet, if he’ll use the Lexx to destroy the Water Planet. Stanley doesn’t only think about it, he spends most of the second episode actively devising ways to betray everyone. Not even Kirk, sci-fi’s most famous womanizer, would contemplate an offer like that for a single second.
Stanley H. Tweedle is both sci-fi’s worst captain and one of the most interesting characters, because he is so detestable and openly not a good guy. At all. He helped save the galaxy from thousands of years of control under His Divine Shadow, but he’s still a coward and a lech. Worst of all, we never learn what the H stands for.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jessi Draper is owning up to the mistakes she said she made after two failed marriages.
“I take full ownership over all the mistakes I’ve made and all the stupid decisions I’ve made, but I am realizing I can’t just get divorced and go live a normal life,” Jessi, 33, shared via an Instagram video on Monday, April 6. “I’m having so much come to the surface right now, and I have a lot of healing to do.”
While filming a video in her car, the Hulu reality star opened up about her mindset weeks after her estranged husband, Jordan Ngatikaura, filed for divorce after five years of marriage. (She was also previously married to Zach Gish from 2014 to 2019.)
“This is such a weird experience to go through, and I know a lot of you can relate, and it’s the second divorce I’ve been through, which has been awful,” Jessi — who shares Jagger, 5, and Jovi, 3, with Jordan — explained. “They’ve both been very different and doing it with kids is very unique and different from my first situation. I just feel, like, really lost to be honest.”
When opening up to her 1.8 million Instagram followers, Jessi claimed her two marriages “were emotionally unsafe.” After navigating those two relationships for a combined 10 years, the reality star said she began to learn habits, routines, defense mechanisms “and things that keep you safe.”
“It’s crazy how getting out of that can kind of mess with your head a little bit and make you go a little bit crazy,” she claimed. “I feel like I’m going through that right now. It’s kind of like a purging and a detox of the patterns that I’m used to. I have a lot of patterns that I don’t love. I have a lot of behaviors that I don’t love either, and I’m really trying to work on that.”
Jessi confirmed she is going on a four-day therapy retreat, where she plans to mourn what she lost while also healing from her past.
“I’ve had the darkest days I’ve ever had in the last month and it’s been really rough,” she told her fans. “It’s normal to feel all over the place and misplaced and sad and then happy and then relieved and then depressed. I’ve felt all of the emotions.”
While Jessi has made headlines in recent weeks after she was allegedly spotted spending time with Marciano Brunette, she confirmed in her latest Instagram that she is single and just wants “to have fun.”
“I want to enjoy life because I haven’t in so long, but I also want to do all of this in the right way, and I want to heal and not make mistakes anymore,” she explained. “There’s no perfect way to handle divorce …. I’ve received a lot of love and support and I want to thank you for that but I’ve also received a ton of hate and it’s totally warranted. I am trying to get through this the best possible way I can.”
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