1. Michelle Williams sent her best friend Busy Philipps a terrifying gift to help her feel better.
Don't you just hate it when other women try and steal your partner? It's hard work having a really attractive significant other, isn't it?
You're not alone. The Bachelor's Noni Janur feels your pain.
In an interview with Popsugar, the 27-year-old from Rich Strahan's 2016 season of The Bachelor said keeping women away from her fellow Bachelor franchise contestant boyfriend Samuel Johnston is practically a full time job.
The couple are currently in a long-distance relationship - he's in LA and she's in Australia. One of the biggest obstacles of being so far apart is trusting your partner when he's receiving Instagram messages from multiple interested parties.
"He has a number of girls messaging him," Noni said.
So how do they make it work? Trust, of course.
"I get just as many messages as he does, but we trust each other and don't get jealous."
Words to live by.
4. Gwyneth Paltrow has finally explained why she never ended up marrying Ben Affleck.
Gwenyth Paltrow is sharing how she knew Ben Affleck, who she dated for three years from 1997 to 2000, wasn't the one.
Speaking to Howard Stern on SiriusXM, the founder of Goop said, “It’s interesting. I think there’s certain boyfriends where you are trying to work stuff out, right? Like, you’re trying to heal certain stuff from your childhood and he was very much a lesson in that way.
“I’m not sure exactly what I was trying to heal in that instance, but it was … he was, you know. It was specific.”
The former actress previously said to Stern about Affleck, he “was not in a good place in his life to have a girlfriend.”
She is now engaged to Brad Falchuck, who is a producer of American Horror Story.
5. Why was Camilla Parker Bowles even at Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s wedding?
It's always a little bit awkward when your ex shows up at your wedding.
For example, Prince Harry's ex Chelsy Davy's face at the royal wedding was so memorable, it got made into a viral meme.
But years before Harry married Meghan Markle, Camilla did the same thing at Prince Charles and Princess Diana's wedding.
So, why the hell was Camilla actually there in the first place?
Camilla's then-husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, was the Commanding Officer of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, meaning he was the guy overseeing the ceremonial escort that led the newlyweds' carriage ride through London. So, he was basically working at the wedding.
There is, however, more to this juicy story. For al the details, read the full story on Camilla's attendance at Charles and Diana's wedding here.
Top Comments
Does Gwyneth Paltrow ever string a sentence together that makes the remotest bit of sense? What the hell does "I’m not sure exactly what I was trying to heal in that instance, but it was … he was, you know. It was specific" even mean?
As an actor and celebrity - you should be speaking about her with more respect.