Kyle Richards responds to Jeff Lewis’ ‘lesbian on Ozempic’ joke: ‘At wit’s end’
The radio host tells Page Six exclusively, “I was simply poking fun at these ridiculous rumors that have been circulating about my friend, Kyle.”
The radio host tells Page Six exclusively, “I was simply poking fun at these ridiculous rumors that have been circulating about my friend, Kyle.”
A source tells Page Six exclusively that the “RHONY” saga “appears to not be affecting” the restaurant’s business and “celebrities continue to be seen there.”
Bush asked that a Los Angeles judge not award spousal support to either herself or Hughes in court documents obtained by Page Six.
The late pop star’s mom said in March that she made the gruesome photos public because she wanted police to investigate her son’s death as a homicide.
“These poems were written in an attempt to excise the illness that had taken root in me because of my silence,” the “Transformers” star teased.
A source tells Page Six exclusively that the Sussexes met the “Saturday Night Fever” star “once” at the Polo Lounge in Los Angeles for the duke’s “Spare” release party.
“I now know my choice of words have caused offense and I am sorry. That was never my intent,” the Oscar winner wrote via Instagram after sparking backlash.
“I want to be clear to my friends and anyone hurt by this showing up in their feeds — I do NOT support any form of antisemitism,” the “Friends” alum said.
The Oscar winner shared a since-deleted post on Instagram Friday that read, “They killed this dude named Jesus … What do you think they’ll do to you?!”
“They were seen being all over each other while he was still supposedly happily married to Lilly [Jay],” a source claimed of the “Wicked” co-stars.
“Her denial of this reprehensible behavior only adds to our clients’ emotional distress,” Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams and Noelle Rodriguez said via their attorney Thursday.
Three dancers accused the Grammy winner of creating a hostile work environment, sexual harassment and disability discrimination, among other claims.
Shirlene’s father previously told The Post that his daughter had been exhibiting strange behavior leading up to her disappearance in October 2016.
The actress said on Twitter that with the lawsuit she hopes to “speak the truth and report the facts about Scientology without fear of vicious and vindictive retribution.”
A source tells Page Six exclusively of Rinna’s remarks, “I’m sure if she was invited to BravoCon, she wouldn’t be saying this.”