"Mean Girls" star and Hallmark Movies queen Lacey Chabert says her eight-year-old daughter Julia Mimi Bella Nehdar was very confused why people kept calling out "that's so fetch" when they saw her mom. Lacie explained on "Today," "When she was younger, she was like, 'What's fetch, why does everyone say that to you?'" And then it seemed she was finally starting to catch on when she asked her, "Mom, do other people watch those movies that you make?"
Jennifer Aniston's home was swatted. Swatting is a prank where anonymous callers send police to someone's house. Apparently, someone called the police and said they were worried about a friend's wellbeing, without mentioning Jennifer by name. Police pulled up to her home to do a wellness check and met by Jennifer's security. Jennifer also met with police. They said should it happen again, they'll speak with her security first.
Five people were arrested for scamming two women out of close to $400,000 by posing online as Brad Pitt. Yesterday, Brad Pitt's rep released a statement reminding fans "to not respond to unsolicited online outreach, especially from actors who have no social media presence." Brad has no official social media accounts.
Fake heiress and criminal Anna Delvey and "Beverly Hills, 90210" star Tori Spelling are the first two out of "Dancing with the Stars" in a double elimination. Tori called the experience "unbelievable," but when Anna was asked what she would be taking away from the show, she responded, "Nothing."
By the way, remember I told you that SI model Brooks Nader claimed she's going to win the show? Well, apparently, Brooks and Gleb Savchenko were spotted packing on the PDA backstage all night. Even Gleb admitted, "We're so close and personal and she looks like that, and we just developed that chemistry." This could also be a ploy for the couple to win over the audience to keep them on the show.
Sad news, as "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition star Eduardo Xol has passed away, a little over a week after he was found stabbed in his home. Police have arrested a suspect and charged him with attempted murder. Eduardo starred in ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" between seasons 2 and 8 alongside host Ty Pennington. He was 58.
Julie Chrisley's resentencing hearing was yesterday, and the judge refused to change the original 84-month sentence. The judge told Julie at the hearing, "I am concerned about the children but [with] all due respect, you don't get a pass from criminal conduct because you're a parent." Julie was sentenced to 7 years for fraud and tax evasion and has served 20 months of that sentence. Her husband, Todd Chrisley, received a 12-year sentence in the same case. Guess if she wants out early she better hope someone bakes her a cake with a file in it.
