Previously from “Vanderpump Rules,” this individual, a mother of two – Ocean, aged 3, and Sosa, only 4 months old – shared that they had to evacuate their Los Angeles-surrounding residence because of the unfavorable air quality resulting from numerous wildfires burning in Southern California.
Appropriately, her ex-cohost, Kathie Lee Gifford, was the one to make the unexpected visit in tribute to the longtime anchor’s last day on January 10th for the Today show. Previously known as the hosts of “Kathie Lee & Hoda,” she surprised everyone with her appearance.
The TV personality, currently going through a divorce with her ex-husband Josh Hall, discussed her openness to the possibility of walking down the aisle for a fourth marriage in the future.
Following the tragic destruction of their home due to the severe Los Angeles wildfires, the actress from “This Is Us” publicly shared her in-laws’ predicament on social media and launched a fundraiser to aid their recovery. When skeptics cast doubt on whether she personally contributed financially, she promptly defended herself.
The woman who inherited wealth, along with her two children Phoenix (aged 2) and London (aged 14 months), shared by her spouse Carter Reum, pondered over the sadness of losing their Malibu residence when she went back to examine the destruction for herself.
In New York State, the court case involving the 78-year-old’s hush money ended on January 10th. Judge Juan Merchan handed down a sentence of unconditional discharge for this particular case, which was the only one among his four criminal cases that went to trial (two were dismissed). This means the President will technically remain a felon but won’t serve any jail time, penalties, or probation. The verdict came 10 days before the inauguration of the President.