New episodes of Sister Wives are coming soon — and according to Janelle Brown, “everybody’s angry” in season 18.
Kody Brown and his exes — Christine Brown, Meri Brown and Janelle, 54 — struggle to navigate their post-split relationships in the first look at the TLC series’ upcoming season. “I’m in this bad place with Janelle and Christine’s gone. [I] don’t even know what to do with Meri,” Kody, 54, confesses in the teaser released on Thursday, July 13.
Christine Brown is both happy, and annoyed, that her new husband David Woolley lost 20 pounds on a new diet.
TheSister Wives star, 51, took to Instagram on Thursday, February 29, to express her mixed feelings about her husband’s weight loss.
“A few months ago for health reasons, David quit drinking soda, quit eating sugar, I put him on a few supplements and he loses 20 pounds, just like that,” Brown said, snapping her fingers.
With a winner’s prize of over $4 million, Squid Game: The Challenge players may do almost anything — including using lubricated condoms to moisten their lips.
“I’m going to confirm this: Yeah, that’s 100 percent real,” Trey Plutnicki, player 301, told Entertainment Weekly in an interview published Thursday, November 30.
While some players may have turned to rubbers to keep their mouths moist, Plutnicki wasn’t one of them. “Do you think I did that?
Warning: This story contains spoilers about the plot of Tell Me Lies season 1.
A chaotic conclusion to a complicated relationship. After providing some context for present day events in season 1, Tell Me Lies ended the finale with a bang when it came to Lucy’s (Grace Van Patten) future with Stephen (Jackson James White).
During the explosive episode, which aired on Hulu in October 2022, viewers returned to Lucy and Stephen meeting at Bree and Evan’s engagement party.
A comedy of manners. The Courtship might seem similar to plenty of other reality dating shows, but there’s one major twist: it’s set in Regency England.
The NBC series follows “heroine” Nicole Rémy as she attempts to find love with 16 suitors. The catch is that she — and the men — have to follow the social rules of the early 19th century, meaning they address each other as “Ms.” and “Mr.