Dina's Dirt for July 3, 2025

On "Live with Kelly and Mark," "Bachelor In Paradise" host Jesse Palmer talked about the addition of the "Golden Bachelor" cast members being added to the show. While he says he's not going to tell anybody who they can and can't love, he's encouraging the contestants to "stay in their generational lane," meaning he doesn't want to see any and "don't make it weird."

Sean "Diddy" Combs was found guilty on Wednesday of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution but was cleared of the more serious charges of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking. He will stay in jail until his sentencing on October 3rd. He gets 10 months' credit for time already served. The prosecution wants him to serve about four to five years in prison. His lawyers asked for him to be released on a million-dollar bond, but the judge refused. Diddy's lawyers argued the encounters were consensual and that prosecutors failed to prove their case. They said the government badly exaggerated a swinger lifestyle and combined it with drug use to create false criminal charges. Diddy chose not to testify in his own defense. Each prostitution count carries up to 10 years in prison.

Lizzo has finally opened up about her weight-loss journey… sort of. She said on a podcast, "I feel like I worked really really hard, and was intentional with what I did with my body." While she admitted to trying Ozempic, Lizzo really credited her weight loss to calories in vs calories out and mind over matter. Even though she's found what works for her, Lizzo made it clear, "Everybody's body's different" so she's not dishing out one-size-fits-all advice.

First Beyonce almost falls out of a flying car, now you have Katy Perry trapped mid-air in a giant hamster ball! Sunday night during her concert in Australia, the giant sphere Katy was floating in above the crowd suddenly tilted and she had to grab on for dear life to keep from falling out. Eventually, the crew came and saved her. Why can't these artists just keep their two feet on the ground and sing? That's what the people are coming to see anyway.