Dina's Dirt for February 20, 2025
Tom Brady's multi million dollar gift to his son
Tom Brady just gifted his 15-year-old son with Giselle Bundchen a very expensive watch. He said, "Alright, Benny, close your eyes and put your wrist out. Don't look," before putting Jacob & Co.'s Billionaire Mini Ashoka watch on his son's wrist. The watch, by the way, is covered in 100 carats of diamonds and is worth $3 million. Maybe don't wear that to school and just save it for special occasions.
Blake Lively filed an amended complaint alleging that "It Ends with Us" director Justin Baldoni made two other women on set "uncomfortable" and that they are willing to testify. The filing claims Justin acknowledged the complaints in writing, but production company Wayfarer failed to investigate or take action. Justin's legal team denies the allegations, citing they have evidence that will contradict Blake's claims. The trial is set for March 2026.
Appearing on "The Magnificent Others with Billy Corgan," Sharon Osbourne revealed the biggest mistake she made managing her husband Ozzy Osbourne was turning down an opportunity in "The Pirates of the Caribbean." She said they asked him to read for a part, and she said no. No word on what part he could've played.
Kim Zolciak is requesting a court-ordered psychological evaluation for her estranged husband Kroy Biermann, claiming he may have CTE from his NFL career. She alleges Kroy has had violent outbursts, "extreme sexual promiscuity," and has tried to block their children from contacting her. Their split has been marked by spying accusations, financial issues, and plenty of police visits.
"Spider-Man" actor Tom Holland's baby face prevented him from buying his own brand of non-alcoholic beer at a Target. He said, "They wouldn't accept my ID because it's English and I couldn't prove my age, so a really lovely employee, I guess, scanned their ID. Kind of ironic that I wasn't allowed to buy my own product." Not only that, but the beer had his picture on it. You would think that would count as ID.
