Celebrity news summaries — Page 8
Essential facts and source links for recent celebrity stories.
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Tarek El Moussa shares how he rebuilt after divorce and health struggles
In an Instagram Reel, Tarek El Moussa reflected on his divorce from Christina Haack and health problems, saying he lost touch with himself; he credits a focus on his wellbeing and personal growth with helping him rebuild and says he is grateful for his blended family. -
TMZ says Gregg Popovich wed Mary Barth Budenholzer earlier this month
Gregg Popovich married Mary Barth Budenholzer earlier this month, TMZ reports. She is the ex-wife of Mike Budenholzer, who spent 17 years as an assistant on Popovich’s San Antonio Spurs staff before becoming Atlanta’s head coach in 2013. -
Source says Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber spent years helping Presley seek addiction treatment
Presley, 27, died Sept. 20 at a rehab facility, according to medical examiner records. His parents, Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, spent years helping him seek substance-abuse treatment, a source told PEOPLE; the official cause of death has been deferred. -
Ree Drummond’s five children: Jamar Goff arrested on drug and assault charges
Jamar Goff, Ree and Ladd Drummond’s 23-year-old foster son, was arrested and booked in Alabama in September 2026 on multiple drug- and assault-related charges. Court documents allege he possessed methamphetamine at the time of his arrest. -
Heather Matarazzo says SAG health-plan earnings threshold is hard to meet
Heather Matarazzo says she is struggling to meet the SAG health plan’s $28,090 minimum annual earnings threshold for 2026, adding that many actors face the same hurdle as shorter TV seasons and fewer shows make steady Guild work harder to find. -
Caleb Flynn allegedly texted he’d risk his relationship with daughters for affair partner
At Caleb Flynn’s murder trial, Alleigha Botner, who testified they had an affair, said he texted he was willing to sacrifice his daughters, $250,000, his job and home to be with her. Flynn is accused of fatally shooting wife Ashley on Feb. 16 and has pleaded not guilty. -
Woody Harrelson hired Laura Louie in 1987 and married her in 2008
Woody Harrelson hired Laura Louie as his assistant after they met in 1987; they began dating three years later and married in Hawaii in December 2008. They have three daughters, Deni, Zoe and Makani; Louie joined Harrelson at the Sept. 17 premiere of his Apple TV series Brothers. -
A Queens garden revived by 50 Cent and Bette Midler still serves locals
Rapper 50 Cent and Bette Midler teamed up in 2007 to revive a neglected quarter-acre lot in Jamaica, Queens. The Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson Community Garden opened in November 2008 and now hosts gardening classes, youth programs, open-mic nights and yoga. -
Kaia Gerber’s cat Tony found after Lewis Pullman and friends post flyers
Kaia Gerber’s cat Tony was found, a source confirmed to PEOPLE on Sept. 24, a day after her boyfriend Lewis Pullman and friends, including Jake Shane, posted missing-cat flyers. The signs described Tony as a shy gray cat wearing a tracker. -
Parton sisters say no family feud amid Dolly estate lawsuit
Stella Parton said her family is intact and moving forward; sister Freida said there is no family feud after Dolly died Aug. 25. Dolly’s company sued nephew and former security chief Bryan Seaver on Sept. 22 and filed for a temporary restraining order. -
Three years after Swift’s first Chiefs game, she and Travis Kelce are married
Three years after Taylor Swift first attended a Kansas City Chiefs game on Sept. 24, 2023, to support Travis Kelce, they are married. FOX Sports reported that game was the week’s highest-rated telecast on any network, with 24.3 million viewers. -
Law Roach says Zendaya found his comments about her wedding to Tom Holland funny
Law Roach said on a Sept. 22 podcast that Zendaya found it funny when he claimed in March that she and Tom Holland had married. Holland confirmed their marriage in June; Roach says he will keep giving reporters different answers to protect their privacy. -
Prince Harry's New York trip adds a Botswana event and youth mental health panel
During U.N. General Assembly week, Prince Harry attended a National Geographic event celebrating Botswana in New York on Sept. 23, then appeared at a Diana Award panel on youth mental health at work the next day; an attendee said he discussed support for young people. -
Yolanda Hadid connected Brandi Glanville with doctors as she seeks care
Brandi Glanville said former co-star Yolanda Hadid connected her with doctors as she seeks treatment for facial disfigurement. Glanville said she used up her savings over three years seeking a diagnosis and now struggles to afford treatment. -
Sienna Miller says she somewhat regrets Marlowe's red-carpet appearance
Sienna Miller said she “somewhat regrets” her 14-year-old daughter Marlowe’s brief appearance with her at the London premiere of her series War, saying she had not anticipated the attention and does not think that level of scrutiny is healthy at her age. -
A look back at five memorable celebrity weddings of the 1990s
PEOPLE looks back at five celebrity weddings of the 1990s: Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s secret Baltimore ceremony, David and Victoria Beckham’s castle nuptials, and the weddings of Mariah Carey and Tommy Mottola, Iman and David Bowie, and Céline Dion and René Angélil. -
Ann Turner Cook’s baby portrait became Gerber’s trademark in 1931
Ann Turner Cook’s baby portrait won Gerber’s first advertising contest and became the company’s trademark in 1931. Her identity remained unknown to the public until 1978; she later taught English and wrote mystery novels, and died in June 2022 at 95. -
Scott Porter says his bleached-blond hair was for a rock show
Scott Porter said his bleached-blond hair was for a rock performance with Raffi and the Rippers, after critics questioned the look on Instagram. He pushed back at a “mid-life crisis” comment, then apologized for insulting its author; the commenter also apologized. -
Sharon Stone calls on Sydney Sweeney to take responsibility for Novig ad
Sharon Stone said Sydney Sweeney should “take responsibility” for her nearly nude Novig sports-betting ad, criticized by female athletes. At Variety’s Sept. 23 Power of Women event, Stone said women’s sports should not be denigrated to attract men to gamble. -
Freida Parton denies estate feud as judge grants temporary restraining order against Bryan Seaver
Freida Parton says there is no feud over Dolly’s estate. A judge’s temporary restraining order requires Dolly’s nephew Bryan Seaver to stay away from She's Alive employees and certain others connected to the dispute; he disputes that his messages were threats. -
Dolly Parton’s family includes six album collaborators and a nephew sued by her estate
After Dolly Parton died in August 2026, her nephew Bryan Seaver was dismissed as head of security and sued by her estate over alleged threats, which he denies. Six nieces and nephews contributed to her 2024 album, Smoky Mountain DNA. -
Law Roach says he gives different answers about Zendaya’s wedding to protect her privacy
Law Roach says he gives different answers about Zendaya and Tom Holland’s wedding to protect her privacy, saying people have no right to ask about her personal life. He did not confirm they married; a source told People they wed privately and celebrated in Surrey on Aug. 4. -
Lonzo Ball and Ally Rossel have dated since 2020; marriage can wait
NBA player Lonzo Ball and model/influencer Ally Rossel have been dating since 2020, after meeting through Rossel’s sister in 2019. Ball recently said he is in no rush to marry; if they do, he wants a prenuptial agreement. He said it would be about him, not her. -
Lady Louise plans a gap year as James starts a university course
Lady Louise is understood to be planning a gap year after graduating from St Andrews; her brother James, Earl of Wessex, has begun studying Rural Land & Property Management at the Royal Agricultural University. Neither is expected to take on royal duties. -
Deputies Allege Jonathan Taylor Thomas Kicked Deputy at DUI Stop
Jonathan Taylor Thomas was released after more than 34 hours in custody following a Sept. 21 Westlake Village stop. Deputies allege he interrupted a DUI investigation and kicked a deputy; no charges had been filed by Sept. 24, and his booking was reclassified as a detention. -
Sotheby’s will auction Princess Diana’s ‘revenge dress’ in New York on Dec. 9
Princess Diana’s Christina Stambolian dress, worn once in 1994 as Prince Charles admitted he had been unfaithful, goes to auction in New York on Dec. 9. Sotheby’s estimate is $150,000–$300,000; Briege Mackenzie, whose family bought it in 1997, is selling it.
