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Draya Michele and Jalen Green are setting the record straight on how they ended up together -- the NBA star admitted he is the one who slid into the DMs!!

The couple appeared on Whistle for a Q&A about their controversial relationship (due to their age gap) ... with many accusing Michele of manipulating the young basketball star.

Well, that's not the case. Green -- who was traded to the Phoenix Suns in July -- revealed he was the one who made the first move.

Charli XCX's officially locked down, folks -- she tied the knot with her new husband, George Daniel, in mid-July.

The Grammy Award-winning songwriter and the musician made things official at a low-key ceremony in London, with a small crowd of their friends and family present.

Now, we're taking a look at the background of the "Boom Clap" singer's new husband ... and we'll show you what led up to their big day.

Although Charli's carved out a space for herself in the music industry, Daniel's definitely proved he could hold his own ... he's one of the founding members of The 1975, and he serves as their drummer and producer.

The musician started the band alongside several of his school pals -- including Taylor Swift's ex Matty Healy -- in 2002, and he's remained with them for over two decades.

The band's achieved plenty of success during its run, and the group has also been nominated for two Grammys.

Oh, and by the way, Daniel's also performed as a DJ, and he's also launched a record label focused on dance music.

Daniel and Charli were first linked in 2019, when they posed for a photo together during the GQ Man Of The Year Awards ceremony ... and they collaborated on No Rome's 2021 track "Spinning."

The drummer went on to serve as one of the producers on the singer's 2022 album "Crash," and the two let their fans know about their relationship when Charli shared a now-deleted image on Instagram the same year.

Daniel and Charli made their red carpet debut during the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscars Party, and the singer revealed that he'd popped the big question that November.

She offered a bit of insight into her relationship with the drummer on an episode of the "Spout Podcast," and described dating someone she'd worked with as "a whole new dynamic," which she also saw as "cool."

The performers' wedding went down at Hackney Town Hall in London on July 19, and they were joined by around 20 family members and close friends while saying their vows.

A source told People the performers wanted their pared-down ceremony to "feel special and personal, but not over-the-top."

The thing is, they're not exactly done with their wedding celebrations yet -- because they're preparing for a second ceremony in Sicily.

Shaquille O'Neal is clearly not impressed with Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson's new romance ... 'cause he believes they'll be broken up long before the NBA season rolls around.

The NBA Hall of Famer shared his thoughts on the coupling on a recent episode of "The Big Podcast with Shaq" ... after co-host Adam Lefkoe brought up the new relationship between the "Savage" rapper and Dallas Mavericks hooper.

O'Neal, 53, didn't have much to say ... but made it clear to all his listeners where he stands on the couple.

The biggest fumble of Matt Leinart's career happened off the gridiron -- the former quarterback revealed he took Rihanna on a date back in the day ... but an unwelcome appearance torpedoed the whole thing.

The ex-USC Trojans superstar broke it all down on his "Throwbacks" podcast with "Entourage" star Jerry Ferrara ... when he reminisced on working with show guest Josh Richman to set up some one-on-one time with the singer at Teddy's nightclub in L.A.

Leinart said the odds already weren't in his favor after two previous attempts ... but what REALLY put the final nail in the coffin was a "f***ing ginormous blister" on his lip from being out in the sun too long.

Pete Davidson must be a happy guy, because his girlfriend Elsie Hewitt announced earlier this week they are planning on becoming parents!

The model made the big news known via an Instagram post, where she joked that "everyone knows we had sex" -- ya gotta figure that a comedian would end up with someone who had a good sense of humor.

We're going to take a look at the background of the actor's partner and see how they're feeling about welcoming a child in the future.

Hewitt's big break came in 2017, when she appeared as a Playmate in a 2017 issue of Playboy.

She's since gone on to appear in campaigns for various brands, and she was notably featured in Guess' 2018 spring summer swim/lingerie campaign.

The model eventually transitioned into acting, and her longest-running role was as Victoria in the Facebook Watch series "Turnt," which ran for a single season in 2018.

She appeared in the star-studded music video for Benny Blanco and Juice WRLD's track "Graduation," which featured performers like Hailee Steinfeld and Nat Wolff.

It was revealed that Hewitt and Davidson were in a relationship in March of 2025 -- although they'd each been with plenty of big names before they started dating.

Before she met the comedian, the model was formerly linked to dudes like Jason Sudeikis and Ryan Phillippe, as well as Blanco.

Davidson, on the other hand, has been with people like Kim Kardashian, Ariana Grande and Emily Ratajkowski ... the list goes on and on.

The model and the actor eventually started dating, and they went Instagram official with their romance shortly after it was revealed to the public.

The couple made their red carpet debut in May, although they were already living together by that point -- how's that for moving fast?!

Hewitt and Davidson made the news about their plans to start a family known in a big way, and they've got a bit of time to prepare for the arrival of their kid, as sources told us that their child is set to arrive sometime this winter.

Another source recently spoke to Us Weekly and claimed that the comedian was "excited about this next chapter" in his life.

The thing is, Davidson had been open about his plans to become a father in the past, and he spoke about his desire for parenthood during an episode of "Hart To Heart" where he quipped via People that his aspirations were "super corny."

Joy Corrigan's fans were shocked when we revealed she was pregnant -- and just about 13 weeks along -- in July of 2025.

And it turns out that the former Playboy Playmate's going to be sharing her soon-to-arrive child with none other than her boyfriend, Todd Kraines.

We're going to check out how Corrigan's partner made a name for himself in Hollywood and see how he feels about the prospect of starting a family.

The father of Corrigan's future child was born and raised in the Beverly Hills area, according to his LinkedIn page.

Kraines has worked in the luxury real estate market for the majority of his career, and he's been associated with several firms over the years.

He's claimed that he has an extensive background in the marketing and sales field, and he's also worked as an estate director.

Kraines' page features a claim stating that his sales surpassed $100 million during his time as an agent, although many of his transactions were off-market.

Kraines' public profile received a bit of a boost when his name was used for a prank call that Scott Disick made to Kris Jenner during an episode of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians."

The reality television personality launched the real estate agent's name into the zeitgeist when he got on the line with the matriarch of the Kardashian clan and introduced himself with the now-iconic line "Auntie Kris! It’s me, Todd Kraines!"

Disick went on to occasionally pester Jenner with the line over a series of calls that were made during the length of the show's run.

Jenner's daughter Kylie made the quote relevant all over again in 2018, when she released a lip kit through her Kylie Cosmetics line named Todd Kraines -- on her mother's birthday.

Kraines and Corrigan started dating in early 2025, and they went Instagram official with their relationship that April.

The pair haven't been shy about showing their affection for one another, and the real estate agent described the model as "my match" in a post that was shared on his account that same month.

The two are also moving pretty quickly with their relationship -- Corrigan told us that they're planning on tying the knot sometime in the near future.

Austin Butler and Zoë Kravitz are starring in a new movie, "Caught Stealing" together ... but, you won't catch them stealing away for a few smooches -- 'cause they're not a couple amid romance rumors.

Here's the deal ... Austin and Zoë were spotted hanging out in New York City earlier this month -- with some saying they went to, and left, an immersive show called "Viola's Room" together last weekend.

They were said to have gone with director Darren Aronofsky who helmed their new flick "Caught Stealing" ... but, they reportedly weren't spotted with him -- leading many to speculate that they might have a more intimate relationship than they're letting on.

Paige Bueckers made plenty of headlines for her skills on the court as a member of the Dallas Wings ... but now she's getting attention for her love life!

The professional basketball player hard-launched her relationship with college basketball star Azzi Fudd during an interview with "WAG Talk" that went down during a 2025 AT&T WNBA All-Star event.

We're going to take a look at the background of the pro athlete's significant other and see just how their relationship blossomed off the court.

It turns out Fudd comes from an athletic background, as her mother was drafted by the Sacramento Monarchs in 2001, while her father played basketball for American University, according to Bleacher Report.

The athlete's parents even tied the knot in a wedding ceremony held on a basketball court, during which the guests were asked to wear athletic shoes -- how's that for foreshadowing?

Fudd was later named the Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year in 2019 for her prowess on the court.

The athlete was one of the first girls to attend Stephen Curry's SC30 Select Camp, where she was recognized for her ability to make three-point shots, according to ESPN.

Azzi signed on to play for the University of Connecticut's Huskies, and she made a name for herself as a formidable shooting guard in her freshman and sophomore seasons, despite working through various injuries.

However, her junior season was cut short when she tore her ACL and meniscus and had to take time off to deal with her injuries.

Fudd came back strong during the Huskies' 2024-2025 season, which saw the team win the 2025 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament -- and she was named the team's Most Outstanding Player.

Although she would have likely been a top prospect for the WNBA, she chose to return to UConn for its 2025-2026 season, which she said would allow her to "work on everything I need to work on," according to ESPN.

Fudd and Bueckers have had plenty of time to get to know each other over the years -- they were teammates at UConn for several years.

Speculation about the state of their relationship began to swirl in mid-2025, and they were spotted while holding hands in June, according to Page Six.

On top of that, Bueckers shared an image of Fudd at the ESPYs on her Instagram Story in July with three sweating-face emojis in a not-so-subtle move, according to Parade.

Reese Witherspoon's definitely making the most of her summer, as she was spotted while soaking up the sun in Saint-Tropez in July ... with a date to boot!

Turns out, the "Legally Blonde" star's dude, Oliver Haarmann, has been in her life since last year -- and he's got a cool little past of his own.

We're going to check out how the actress' boyfriend made a name for himself ... and what led up to him joining her during her yacht trip in France.

Haarmann, who's a native of Germany, attended and graduated both Brown University and Harvard University -- and he earned a master's in business administration from Harvard, according to his LinkedIn.

The businessman went on to become one of Searchlight Capital Partners' founding partners in 2010, following an 11-year stay as a partner of global investment firm KKR.

Haarmann gave a bit of insight into Searchlight's practices during a 2021 episode of the "LSE Focal Point Podcast" ... where he claimed the firm managed "close to 10 billion dollars, most of it in private equity."

The financier's got plenty of other interests, too, and he currently holds a minority stake in the New York Islanders hockey team, according to the New York Post.

Haarmann's got a past love life of his own, as he was formerly married to Mala Gaonkar, who also earned an MBA from Harvard University.

The businessman's former spouse is a financier in her own right, as she was a founding partner of investment firm Lone Pine Capital before she founded another firm called SurgoCap Partners in 2022.

Haarmann and Gaonkar welcomed two children before they went their separate ways, and she's since been linked to former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne.

The thing is, the financiers are still involved with their charity organization -- the Surgo Foundation -- which counts writer Malcolm Gladwell as one of its trustees.

Haarmann and Witherspoon were first linked in July of 2024, when they were spotted leaving a restaurant in New York City.

A source told People at the time Reese was "taking things slow when it comes to dating" and that, while she was happy to inch her way back into the dating scene, her children are "her biggest priorities."

The source also said the actress and the financier were just "friends" and that she didn't want her dating life to "be a big focus."

Ashley Moore, from the hit Netflix show "Temptation Island," is finally addressing where her friendship with costar Tayler Byrd stands after their heated online fallout ... and she tells us there's zero chance of a reconciliation

We caught up with Ashley on Tuesday, and she tells TMZ the drama with Tayler and others who "hopped on that bandwagon" didn't come out of nowhere -- it all boiled down to different expectations when it comes to loyalty and friendship.

Moore's reality TV ex-boyfriend Grant Larsen had also hopped on the hate train to paint her as a bad friend ... and Ashley says there's a lot she could spill, but she's choosing to take the high road.

Andrew Fedyk's gotta be feeling the marital bliss right now -- he tied the knot with TikTok star Madeleine White earlier this month!

The thing is, the social media personality's new husband's not just a pretty face ... he'd already established himself as a DJ and music producer prior to meeting his wife.

We're going to take a look at the music industry figure's past and see how he made his way to the altar with the social media personality.

Fedyk started his career in the music industry as one half of the EDM duo Loud Luxury, which made its debut in 2012.

The musician cofounded the duo with Joe Depace, who he met while they were both students at the University of Western Ontario in Canada.

The two went from playing college shows to gracing some of the biggest stages in the electronic music world, and they've performed at festivals like Calgary Stampede and EDC Las Vegas.

Loud Luxury's also collaborated with several non-EDM artists -- including Bebe Rexha and Bobby Shmurda -- over the course of their career as a duo, and their most popular song, "Body," has racked up more than a billion streams on Spotify.

Fedyk and White's initial meeting took place in 2020 when they were set up by mutual friends.

The music producer and the social media personality dated for three years before he popped the big question during a trip to Casa Loma, in his hometown of Toronto, Canada.

The happy couple later spoke about their engagement during an interview with E! News, where White revealed she made Fedyk give her an hour's notice prior to his proposal "so I could actually have a 'fit."

The DJ said he was "wallowing in anxiety" until the TikTok star accepted his request.

Fedyk and White were engaged for nearly a year and a half before they tied the knot in a dreamlike wedding ceremony in Santorini, Greece.

In an interview with Vogue, the pair admitted they both got emotional at the wedding ... the DJ recalled reciting a journal entry he wrote on the day he met his bride, describing her as "a girl who will change my life."

While the performer apparently told White he wouldn't DJ at his own wedding, he somehow made his way over to the decks, where he entertained the party's guests well into the night.

Britney Spears has made a career out of singing about the ups and downs of being in love -- and she's got plenty of experience to back up her work!

The singer's gone through several boyfriends over the course of her career, and she's actually racked up a list of three (ex-) husbands in her time!

We're going to check out who the performer's been with over the years and see who she's been hanging out with lately.

Spears' been with plenty of dudes in the industry ... one of her earliest relationships was with Justin Timberlake, whom she met while they were costarring on "The Mickey Mouse Club" during their teenage years.

The pair went began dating in 1999, and they were spotted in each other's company during various public events and awards shows over the next few years.

However, the singers broke up in 2002, and Timberlake went on to release "Cry Me A River," which many of his fans speculated was about his relationship with Spears.

The "SexyBack" singer later issued a public apology to his ex-girlfriend in 2021 on his Instagram account, writing he had "failed" her.

Spears subsequently claimed she'd undergone an abortion in her 2023 memoir "The Woman In Me," and wrote that the experience was "agonizing," according to People.

In addition to the claim about her past pregnancy, she also alleged she had cheated on the singer with dancer Wade Robson ... although the experience was limited to a make-out session at a bar.

Following her split from Timberlake, Spears was linked to several individuals, including actor Colin Farrell, attending a film premiere with him in early 2003.

The singer's fling with the actor didn't last -- and she shocked the public when she married her childhood friend Jason Alexander on a trip to Las Vegas in January of 2004.

The thing is, the pair's union wasn't intended to be serious, and they wound up annulling their marriage after just 55 hours.

Spears later wrote that her parents traveled to Las Vegas after learning about their daughter's actions, and she claimed they "made way too big a deal out of innocent fun," according to People.

Spears then began a relationship with Kevin Federline -- who's previously performed as one of her backup dancers and later began a short-lived career as a rapper -- after the two met at a nightclub in 2004.

The pair embarked on a whirlwind romance, and they made things official in a ceremony in Studio City, Los Angeles, that same September.

Oh, and just in case you didn't think that was fast, we've got another one for you -- they started a family just a year after that with the birth of their first son Sean.

Spears and Federline welcomed a second son named Jayden the following September, and he arrived just four days before his big brother's first birthday.

But the performers' relationship came to a screeching halt in November 2006, and they finalized their divorce agreement the following July.

Spears didn't remain single for long after her divorce, as she moved on with several individuals, including paparazzo Adnan Ghalib ... although their relationship ended in 2008.

The singer started dating agent Jason Trawick in 2009, and the two wound up engaged after two years.

Although Spears and Trawick went split up in 2013, her representative issued a statement to ABC News in which the singer claimed she would "remain great friends" with her former fiancé.

The performer later started a relationship with David Lucado -- although they split up after she reportedly found a video of him dancing and kissing another woman during a night out in 2014.

Spears then dated producer Charlie Ebersol -- son of SNL co-creator Dick Ebersol -- but their relationship didn't last, and they broke up in June 2015.

Spears' next long-term relationship was with Sam Asghari, who played the lead in the music video for her 2016 track "Slumber Party" ... and the pair went Instagram official with their relationship in January 2017.

The two remained together for another four years before we shared a few snaps of the actor going ring shopping in Beverly Hills -- and you guessed it, he popped the question in September 2021.

Although the two had to navigate a miscarriage the following May, they worked through their grief and tied the knot in a star-studded ceremony in June 2022 -- oh yeah, and Alexander tried to crash the wedding ... but that didn't go so well for him.

The couple remained together for almost a year before rumors about trouble in the pair's marriage began to surface, and they officially split up that August.

Spears and Asghari worked out the terms of their breakup in the following months, and their divorce was finalized in May 2024.

The singer eventually moved on with Paul Soliz, who previously performed maintenance work at her home, first linked in 2023.

Spears and Soliz's relationship was seriously tumultuous, and a blowup at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood in May 2024 resulted in paramedics called to the scene.

Sources told us the singer and her former flame had an altercation in Las Vegas during the last week of December 2023, and when the dust settled, the singer apparently had to shell out a five-figure sum to cover the damages to their hotel room.

Spears and Soliz appeared to reconcile in early 2025, and the performer was spotted while hanging out with his kids that February.

Jennifer Aniston's been with her fair share of boyfriends -- and husbands -- in her time, and she's also managed to stay on good terms with her former spouses, Brad Pitt and Justin Theroux.

The thing is, the "Friends" star never gave up on love ... and she's recently been linked to Jim Curtis, with whom she's been spotted on several occasions over the past few weeks.

We're going to take a look at the actress' new man and check out what he's all about ... and see how he got close to the performer.

Curtis is based in New York City and works as a hypnotherapist ... he describes himself as an author and coach on his Instagram account.

He's also claimed to have served as an executive for various wellness-industry companies, including WebMD and Remedy Health.

He's written several books, including "The Stimulati Experience: 9 Skills for Getting Past Pain, Setbacks, and Trauma to Ignite Health and Happiness," which was released in 2017.

Curtis went on to co-author a book titled "Shift: Quantum Manifestation Guide: A Workbook for Coding a New Consciousness," which made its debut in 2024.

While Curtis appears to be enjoying his newfound romance with Aniston, his love life hasn't always been so straightforward.

According to Page Six, the hypnotherapist shares a teenage son with his ex-wife, who both live in upstate New York.

Curtis has admitted to having issues with relationships, writing he "can’t keep a girlfriend because I get bored" in 'The Stimulati Experience,' where he spoke about several of his past romances.

Curtis writes he'd become used to seeing "a new girl every quarter" at one point in his life ... though it looks like that part's over and done with.

Aniston and Curtis were first connected in July 2025, when they accompanied each other on a trip to Mallorca, Spain.

The thing is, the pair had apparently been flying under the radar prior to their sighting, as Page Six reported the two had taken a trip to Big Sur, California, in June.

A source subsequently spoke to Us Weekly and claimed though the actress and the author were being "super private" about their connection, they're "really into each other."

The source also claimed Aniston and Curtis were set up by mutual friends and they had "been hanging out a lot, but very much on the DL at her home."

Aniston's apparently "very happy" about being connected to the author -- oh yeah, and a source told People that she's actually read his work!

The source said the actress and the author were keeping things "casual" for the time being. They also said Curtis is "very different" from any of the actress' previous partners, and they'd been "having fun" during their time together.

Channing Tatum's been linked to several of the biggest names in the entertainment industry ... although he went in a new direction when he met his new girlfriend, model Inka Williams.

The Australian-Balinese model's made a name for herself in the industry -- and for winning over the actor in the wake of his split from Zoë Kravitz.

We're going to check out how the fashion industry personality broke into the crazy world of Hollywood ... and see how she ended up with the star of the "Magic Mike" franchise.

Williams was born in Melbourne, Australia to an Aussie father and a French mother, in September 1999, and she was raised in Bali.

The model spoke about growing up on the Indonesian island in an interview with By Charlotte, and described the getaway destination as "colorful, and harmonious, yet still with an edge of imperfection" ... adding her experience made her "a very compassionate person."

Inka added the "sacred and deep" character of Bali is "reflected in my day-to-day life and way of living."

She also developed a passion for fashion at a young age, telling Vogue she'd made a habit of "stealing my mom’s magazines and ripping out all of the pages to stick on my bedroom walls" after developing an interest in high-end brands.

Williams eventually left the sea and sand behind and moved to London in order to pursue her modeling career.

Williams has since appeared on the covers of various publications, including Elle Australia, and she's also signed to international modeling agency IMG Models

The model's been open about how her work has changed her life, and she told By Charlotte her career choice "helped me build resilience and strength."

She admitted while it wasn't "always healthy being in this industry," she said she'd found "a good balance" over the course of her career.

Williams has also been transparent about how her career as a model has raised her public profile, telling Grazia it's "hard for me to believe when someone stops me on the street."

In addition to her modelling, the fashion industry figure runs her own clothing brand, called she is i.

Williams and Tatum eventually began dating, raising eyebrows when they were spotted together at a pre-Oscars party in early 2025.

The actor was only a few months out from his breakup with Kravitz -- oh by the way, they'd been engaged -- in October 2024.

A source later spoke to People and said the couple "met through friends" and that the model "makes him happy."

Williams and Tatum went Instagram official when she shared a collection of photos featuring the actor on her account to commemorate his 45th birthday, in April 2025.

Kristin Cavallari's running for the hills if another athlete tries to woo her ... but, she's more open to it if their coach comes knockin'!

The reality television star gave an insight into her dating habits on her podcast 'Let's Be Honest' while chatting with matchmaker Patti Stanger.

KC says she's too old for athletes now ... but, she's not totally sour on dating guys who work in sports -- especially coaches who she seems to find surprisingly sexy.

We know "Love Island USA" is meant to bring contestants together -- it's basically in the name!

The thing is, surprisingly few Islanders make it out of the villa with their respective partners, although a handful of pairs from the show's past few seasons have stood the test of time.

We're going to take a look at the couples that have remained together after their experiences in their villas concluded ... and check out the special couple headed to the altar.

Two of the most successful couples in "Love Island USA's" history came out of Season 5, with one pair being Taylor Smith and Carsten "Bergie" Bergersen.

Although the couple ended up placing third in the show's fifth run -- won by Hannah Wright and Marco Donatelli -- they've stayed together ever since the show's conclusion, despite navigating a long-distance relationship.

Oh, and speaking of Wright and Donatelli ... they're the only couple from "Love Island USA" who've actually gotten engaged!

The reality television personality got down on one knee and asked his partner to marry him during a trip to the Dominican Republic in May 2025 ... he later told People he knew he wanted to be with Wright "from the moment I laid my eyes on her."

Wright admitted she became emotional when Donatelli popped the big question, adding she was "crying the whole time" -- in a good way, of course.

Season 6 of "Love Island USA" has proven to be the most successful run in the history of the dating show's American version ... in terms of couples, that is.

The season's winners -- Kordell Beckham and Serena Page -- not only took home the $100,000 grand prize at the end of it all ... they've remained together ever since their season ended.

The thing is, they're not moving in together, at least for a little while ... Page told People they've gotta get engaged before they take that step.

Also coming out of Season 6 are Miguel Harichi and Leah Kateb, who finished out in the runner-up position.

JaNa Craig and Kenny Rodriguez ended up in third place when all the dust settled ... but they're still together -- and hey, isn't love its own reward?

Part of "Love Island USA" is people coming together -- although not many fans could have predicted Carmen Kocourek and Connor Newsum ending up as a couple.

Kocourek was first introduced to fans when she appeared on the show's fifth season, and she landed in fourth place alongside her partner, Kenzo Nudo.

The former couple remained together for just under a year -- but they ultimately went their separate ways in June 2024.

Newsum made his "Love Island USA" debut on the program's sixth season, although he got dumped pretty early on.