Kelly Clarkson is admitting she used one of the highly sought after injectable drugs to lose weight. On Monday's episode of "The Kelly Clarkson Show," Whoopi Goldberg talked about using a diabetes medication to lose weight, and that's when Kelly admitted she did too. She said, "Mine is a different one than people assume, but I ended up having to do that too," adding, "Everybody thinks it's Ozempic, it's not. It's something else. It's something that aids in helping break down the sugar. My body doesn't do it right." This admission comes after Kelly recently said she lost weight thanks to a renewed active lifestyle in NYC, and a protein-heavy diet. As it turns out, there was something else in the mix. We're glad she's finally coming clean since it makes people feel bad about themselves.
Paris Hilton is being called out for having her babies' car seats facing the wrong direction. On top of that, people were upset she was using an adult seat belt across the babies (as well as the car seat harness). Paris must have realized the err of her ways since she deleted the video from her TikTok feed.
Tom Brady probably won't do another roast again, admitting that some of the jokes affected his kids. He was fine to be the butt of the joke, but when his family was brought up – more than likely his divorce from Gisele Bündchen – that was taking it too far. He said, "It's the hardest part about -- like the bittersweet aspect of when you do something that you think is one way and then all the sudden you realize I wouldn't do that again because of the way that it affected actually the people that I care about the most in the world."
"Boardwalk Empire" star Steve Buscemi was hospitalized after he was attacked in New York City. It was a random attack that left him with a swollen face and left eye. The guy just punched him in the face and ran off.
Judge Judy is planning to sue the National Enquirer for defamation. According to Deadline, an article claimed Judge Judy was requesting a new trial for the infamous parent-killing brothers, Lyle and Erik Menendez. But she says it's not true, adding, "When you fabricate stories about me in order to make money for yourselves with no regard for the truth or the reputation I've spent a lifetime cultivating, it's going to cost you. When you've done it multiple times, it's unconscionable and will be expensive. It has to be expensive so that you will stop." I wonder who the brave judge sitting that case will be.
