Andy Cohen has stepped up and apologized for being one of the many doubters about the official story from the Royal Family during Kate Middleton's recent absence before revealing she has cancer, according to Page Six. He said, "I just want to say, I am heartbroken by the news," admitting he'd kept his "mouth shut" instead of helping to spread rumors. He was also one of the people who speculated Prince William might have been caught cheating as well. He mentioned "they were right" when members of "Sky News" called him a "numpty during that whole conversation." But, he did send the royals his best, saying "we are all praying for Princess Kate and King Charles," who is also fighting his own cancer battle.
Speaking of the world of Housewives, Bette Midler tweeted over the weekend, "Is it too late for me to become a Real Housewife of Beverly Hills? I've never watched it, but I am in the mood to talk some s***. And to get paid for it? A dream! #Rhobh." Andy Cohen saw the post and responded. "It's time!" Whether that happens or not, there is a spot open with "The Real Housewives of Potomac" for season nine. Candiace Dillard Bassett will not be returning for the upcoming season after starring in seasons three through eight, and some people are tossing Omarosa's name into the running (from "The Apprentice"), but Omarosa addressed the rumors, saying she's too busy with law school to join the show. She's not against it in the future though.
Dean McDermott and Tori Spelling from "Beverly Hills, 90210" have broken their silence on their divorce, after 18 years of marriage. Tori filed for divorce, listing June 17, 2023, as the separation date. Dean isn't surprised by the development, sharing "It's been a long time coming but T and I are good." Tori shared details on her podcast "misSPELLING," revealing she called Dean to inform him after the filing. She said, "We always say, 'Hey, it made it 18 years. It shouldn't have made it 18 years."
Jim Parsons shared details about his upcoming cameo in the series finale of "Young Sheldon," which is a prequel to "The Big Bang Theory." He and Mayim Bialik will reprise their roles as Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler from "The Big Bang Theory." Jim said he appreciates the show working it in so it makes sense and described returning as Sheldon as "very weird" and "very beautiful."
Martin Short has been named the Mayor of Funner, California. He will be inaugurated May 13, when he will be given the key to Funner and announce his upcoming plans for the city. He also must take an oath, in which he promises "to protect fun, good times, laughing out loud and positive vibes from the negative influences determined to turn a smile upside down." Sounds easy enough, right?
