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Ashley Park and Paul Forman have called it quits ... TMZ has learned.

Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ ... the "Emily in Paris" stars' relationship ended in the last month or so. It's unclear what caused the split, or who ultimately pulled the plug -- but what's certain is they're no longer together romantically.

Ashley fueled breakup buzz this past weekend when she popped up at Selena Gomez's wedding in Montecito, CA -- rolling deep with her girlfriends, Cara Delevingne, Nina Dobrev, and makeup artist Jenna Nicole -- but noticeably without Paul by her side.

More evidence has surfaced of Celeste Rivas' troubled home life ... Riverside County Sheriff's deputies were called to her house 11 times in just one year, TMZ has learned.

Deputies repeatedly responded to her house in Lake Elsinore, California between February 2024 and April 2025, according to police records, obtained by TMZ. And get this ... cops say deputies visited Celeste's home THREE times in a single day -- March 19, 2024.

That's the same date on the surveillance video TMZ obtained from a liquor store on the same block as the family home. Celeste's sister went to the store after Celeste ran away, and checked to see if she was on the video.

There is a shot of Celeste running down the street, and going out of frame. A car pulls out -- it's unclear if she got in that car. Two of the 3 visits that day were at Celeste's home ... the third was to the liquor store.

NBA YoungBoy's unruly teenage fan from his recent Kansas City concert now has a felony charge to his name before he can even get a driver's license -- for ASSAULT.

Tuesday, the unidentified 14-year-old -- who was filmed wailing the snot out of the 66-year-old usher working inside the T-Mobile Center during YoungBoy's "Make America Slime Again" tour stop in the city -- was charged.

A Kansas City court administrator tells TMZ ... "The teenager is now charged in connection with the attack of a T-Mobile Center employee during an NBA YoungBoy concert last week."

Raymond Cruz's "Breaking Bad" character Tuco Salamanca might've done some hard time on the show ... but, the actor won't face a day in jail for spraying his neighbor with a hose.

The L.A. City Attorney’s Office tells TMZ … after reviewing the evidence of the case, they've declined to prosecute the misdemeanor battery case against him.

Cruz's agent tells us ... the actor's relieved after finding out yesterday he's off the hook -- but, he's incredibly frustrated it ever reached this point.

Jane Goodall had a lifetime of interesting experiences prior to her death in 2025 ... many of which involved her two husbands, Hugo van Lawick and Derek Bryceson.

The zoologist ended up being joined by each of her husbands in her scientific efforts in certain ways ... at least until each marriage ended.

We're going to take a look into the conservationist's personal life ... and see how she adapted to motherhood while studying chimpanzees.

Jane's first marriage kicked off in 1964 when she tied the knot with van Lawick, who worked as a photographer.

The late zoologist spoke about the beginning of her relationship with van Lawick during an appearance on "Call Her Daddy," where she said they first met after National Geographic sent him to Tanzania to cover her studies of chimpanzees.

She admitted she wasn't comfortable with him being around at first, although they connected after she saw his affection for the apes she'd grown close to through her work.

Their marriage lasted until 1974, and van Lawick died in 2002. Goodall claimed she wished she could have "carried on" with the marriage during her interview, and described it as a "good one."

Jane became a mother during her marriage with van Lawick, as they welcomed a son named Hugo in 1967.

The zoologist's child, whom she nicknamed "Grub," grew up close to the apes his mother studied, and he was later sent off to England for school before he moved back to Tanzania to become a boat builder, according to Fox News.

She later claimed she had a cage custom-made for her son when he was a child in order to keep him safe as she studied the chimpanzees.

Jane told Fox News Hugo had seen the 2017 documentary "Jane," which partially covers her early years of motherhood, and she stated he "really enjoyed" the film.

Jane eventually remarried, tying the knot with Bryceson, who served as a member of Tanzania's cabinet, in 1975.

Bryceson served as Tanzania's parks director, and his assistance was crucial to establishing what's now known as Gombe Stream National Park, according to People.

Although Jane's second husband helped her in her conservation efforts, she described him, as well as van Lawick, as "really jealous and possessive" during their relationship.

Keith Urban's gotta be leaning on some serious support right now ... because his estranged wife Nicole Kidman filed for divorce in September 2025.

And we're thinking Maggie Baugh's part of his support system, considering she's been a member of his touring band for a little while.

We're going to take a look into the musician's background and see how the hitmaker sent a tribute her way at a recent concert.

Kim Kardashian revealed some scary news in an emotional new teaser for Season 7 of "The Kardashians" -- she says someone in her life put a hit out on her life!

Check out the new trailer -- the Skims founder remembers receiving a call from investigators, who revealed someone "extremely close" to her ordered her dead.

It's not clear when this happened ... or who was allegedly plotting against the star.

12:13 PM -- Porsha Williams says she's now getting offers for a Nigerian passport and sponsors.

9:57 AM PT -- Porsha has now responded to Simon filing to pull his sponsorship of her Nigerian residency.

Porsha Williams' ex-husband Simon Guobadia told a Nigerian court he wants to yank his sponsorship of her residency permit in the country ... TMZ has learned.

According to an affidavit filed last week in the High Court of Justice of Kaduna State in Nigeria, obtained by TMZ, Simon says he sponsored her application for a Nigerian Resident Permit when they got married ... but now they're divorced, he wants to yank it.

Simon tells TMZ ... "It was brought to my attention by the Nigerian Government that she traveled to Nigeria in December 2024 using a document that had been issued to her during our marriage. I was advised that, given our legal divorce, I have a duty to withdraw the sponsorship associated with that document."

Senator Ted Cruz had a bit of a slip-up during a Senate hearing on Tuesday ... and we're thinking he might wanna watch his words a bit more carefully while delivering remarks!

The Republican senator from Texas was giving a speech about reaching what he described as a “bipartisan agreement” on making cities safer, according to The New York Post, when he made the verbal gaffe.

Cruz was encouraging lawmakers to "come together" to stop murders and sexual assaults from happening when he said ... "How about we all come together and say, 'Let's stop attacking pedophiles.'"

Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner are fed up with Ray J, claiming they're the subject of a federal criminal racketeering investigation, so they're suing him for defamation.

Kim and Kris say it's just the latest in a decades-long campaign Ray J has waged against them. The lawsuit, filed by Alex Spiro, says Ray is "unable to accept the end of his fleeting relationship with Ms. Kardashian over 20 years ago."

They say he has repeatedly exploited their prominence for personal gain.

Bill Burr's never been the kind of comedian to back away from controversy ... and he certainly caught quite a bit about his participation in the ongoing Riyadh Comedy Festival in Saudi Arabia, which kicked off last week.

The comedian performed on the festival's opening night, and he defended his participation at the event in an episode of his "Monday Morning Podcast," where he said he used a performance in Bahrain as a test run for his set in Riyadh.

Burr claimed the reaction to his material went over well, and he apparently pushed the envelope a little further by performing a bit about gay men hanging out at the gym ... FYI, Saudi Arabia doesn't have the most progressive track record.

Tyrese Gibson's Cane Corsos ran rampant through the neighborhood before they killed another dog, cops claim ... barking at a neighbor's house mere minutes before the fatal attack.

The Fulton County Police Department released video of the dogs from September 18 -- the night of the fateful mauling which resulted in a warrant for Tyrese's arrest -- which shows multiple dogs milling about the front yard of a neighbor's home in Atlanta, captured by doorbell cam.

The dogs are sniffing around and one barks loudly a couple times ... before the pack of pups rushes off away from the home.

Before Diddy finds out how long he's going to prison, he's got some things to get off his chest ... and he's planning to say it in open court.

Friday's hearing in federal court -- where Diddy will be sentenced for his conviction on 2 counts of the Mann Act -- is a little more interesting now, because he wants to address the judge. In court docs, his attorney Teny Geragos says, "The sentencing proceeding holds significant importance for Mr. Combs. He wishes to appear before the Court, address Your Honor, and allocute in the most dignified and respectful fashion possible."

They're also asking Judge Arun Subramanian to allow Diddy to wear street clothes, instead of his jail jumpsuit ... clearly wanting to look his best for the big speech.

Joshua Allen -- the winner of "So You Think You Can Dance" Season 4 -- was struck and killed by a train, a family member tells TMZ.

TMZ broke the news of his death earlier this morning.

We're told Joshua died in a hospital near his Texas home Tuesday.

Brittany Renner wants a court to increase P.J. Washington's child support payments to her -- saying in a new filing this week $5,500 a month is just not enough.

Renner made her case to the judge in documents that TMZ Sports has obtained ... asking for "at least $35,000" a month from Washington in an effort to raise their 4-year-old son in a manner suitable to a kid with such a rich father.

She claimed in the docs when she and the NBA player first agreed on the $5.5K number, they lived together in North Carolina -- but things have drastically changed since she and the toddler moved to California late last year.

Joshua Allen -- the winner of "So You Think You Can Dance" Season 4 -- has died.

A family member tells TMZ he died on Sept. 30 but declined to share how he passed. The family member asks fans for "privacy and prayers."

His years-long friend in the dance community, Emmanuel Hurd, tells TMZ he is shocked by his death and remembers him as "a very honest, real person" who would tell you his own flaws.