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"Revenge" star Christa B. Allen is rebuilding her life after one particularly troublesome relationship ... saying she's escaped the clutches of an alleged "cult leader."

The actress-turned-TikTok star posted the eyebrow-raising life update to her account Wednesday, opening up about the past romance -- but didn't name names.

She did, however, hint at her ex's identity ... noting the manipulator was "charismatic" and "wealthy" ... and she's now repairing her life after he "burned it to the ground."

TikTok star Natasha Allen has died following a lengthy battle with cancer ... an announcement on her social media accounts confirmed.

Word of the internet star's death broke Friday, when a photo of Natasha, who was known for documenting her battle with stage 4 synovial sarcoma -- an aggressive soft tissue cancer -- was uploaded alongside a tribute.

According to the upload, Natasha died on Friday, and the post honored the TikToker as a "beautiful soul full of love, kindness, and joy."

Talk about clout chasin'!

A TikToker scored a viral moment when she ran on the field during an Anaheim Angels game this week ... and she recorded the whole stunt. That is, until cops slapped the cuffs on her!

The incident went down Monday during the Angels' 4-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds in Anaheim, when Julia Hill hopped on the field and darted across the field.

The TikToker had her camera rollin' the whole time ... as she sprinted around the outfield, smiling and laughing the whole time.

John Crawley AKA KingBeardX -- best known for his hilarious TikTok reactions to the way people eat food -- has died ... TMZ has learned.

James Steele, the funeral director at Glenfield Funeral Home in New Albany, Mississippi, tells us Crawley died Monday in the hospital. His cause of death is cardiac arrest. We're told he had been hospitalized for at least the last two weeks.

According to a GoFundMe started by his friend and former podcast cohost, Anthony Caruso, he went to the hospital because he was having trouble breathing. Doctors put him on a ventilator and he stopped breathing, so he was moved to the ICU. Caruso says he had a tube placed in his chest because of how bad it got.

Alix Earle looks like she's ready to rush again ... because she hit up a bunch of sororities at the University of Texas at Austin ... helping recruit a fresh batch of sisters into Greek life.

The TikTok star was in West Campus on Friday, making the rounds at some top UT sororities ... including Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Delta Pi and Chi Omega.

Alix joined sorority sisters for some fun TikTok videos at their respective sorority houses ... as they do some recruiting during rush week.

Yanin Campos -- a former "MasterChef México" contestant who gained recognition via social media -- has died ... according to her brother.

Raúl Campos announced the news on Facebook earlier this week ... sharing details of the memorial's time and place to the social media page for friends and family.

El Financiero -- a daily newspaper in Mexico -- reports Campos was driving in Chihuahua, Mexico just after 6 AM on Saturday morning when she apparently collided with a parked car.

5:34 PM PT -- Chase's family tells TMZ ... he was a student at NYU Tisch and was found in his NYU dorm room.

Chase Filandro -- a social media influencer -- died by suicide ... TMZ has learned.

His family tells us in a statement ... "It was Chase's own decision to enter Heaven. His light will continue to shine eternally in the hearts of all those he touched throughout his remarkable, though far too brief, life. Our family is heartbroken and devastated by the sudden and unexpected loss of our beloved, Chase."

They continue ... "We are sharing this statement to honor his memory. Those who knew Chase understood his deep love for the arts and the outdoors. His passionate spirit and genuine warmth created lasting connections with people everywhere."

Julian Brown made a name for himself on social media by claiming to have come up with a process to convert plastic waste into usable fuels, which he's promoted on his Instagram account over the past few years.

However, he became the subject of concern when he shared a video in July 2025, in which he claimed he was "under attack" from unknown sources, after which he vanished from the internet.

We're going to take a look at the background of the internet star ... and see what he had to say prior to his sudden disappearance from social media.

Brown is a self-taught inventor whose videos regarding his usage of microwave pyrolysis have gone viral on platforms like Instagram and TikTok.

The process involves using microwave radiation to heat up and break down raw materials into usable products, and the inventor's been focused on creating forms of gasoline and diesel alternatives from plastics.

He's even built a homemade microwave pyrolysis reactor, which he's featured in several of his Instagram and TikTok posts.

In addition to his work as an inventor, Brown founded a natural products company called Jabroma in March 2025, which he's promoted on social media.

Brown's set off alarms with his 1.7 million Instagram followers in July 2025 after he shared a video in which he claimed he was "certainly under attack."

While he didn't specify who or what had been coming after him, he claimed he'd been experiencing "very, very odd stuff" in recent weeks.

He then asked his fans to keep him in their prayers, as well as to screen-record the video for future reference.

Brown shared another troubling video the month prior, in which he claimed his workshop in Alabama had been circled by a helicopter multiple times.

Many of Brown's fans and followers became concerned for his safety after he shared the video, and some voiced their opinions about his supposed disappearance in the post's comments section.

The inventor stayed quiet on social media for nearly a month before his mother, Nia, reached out to Daily Mail and provided an update on her son's well-being.

While Nia claimed her son was "safe," she wasn't willing to give out any more information about the inventor or his whereabouts.

TikTok influencer Emilie Kiser's husband, Brady, just dodged criminal charges in the tragic drowning of their 3-year-old son, Trigg Kiser.

The child was found lifeless in the family's Arizona pool back in May, and cops recommended a felony child abuse charge against Brady ... but prosecutors declined to pursue any charges.

In a Friday afternoon news dump, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced Brady will not be charged because "there is no reasonable likelihood of conviction."

The home co-owned by the alleged "TikTok Dance Cult" pastor Robert Shinn was the target of a sex trafficking warrant today, TMZ has learned.

The El Monte Police Department tells TMZ ... their department's SWAT team assisted the U.S. Postal Service and the FBI Friday morning as a warrant was served at a residence in the Tujunga neighborhood of L.A. for sex trafficking, tax evasion, mail fraud and money laundering.

The Los Angeles FBI branch declined to comment. TMZ reached out to the U.S. Attorney's Office ... so far, no word back.

Before this cutie pie with blue eyes turned into an American model and social media personality, she was just rockin' her red dress ... and growing up in New Jersey with her younger sister -- until graduating from high school in 2019.

She sure loves Miami -- even grabbing her marketing degree from the U of M. Her "Get Ready With Me" TikTok videos propelled her into the spotlight, but now she's got a plethora of business ventures that bring in the big bucs; ie: her "Hot Mess" podcast.

Need one more clue? Her boyfriend plays football!

The "Summer House" crew is getting in on the viral kiss cam chaos that's had the internet talking all week -- and they're doing it with a heavy dose of humor.

Bravo stars Kyle Cooke, Carl Radke and Jesse Solomon, took to TikTok to poke fun at the moment former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron was caught on the Coldplay concert kiss cam with Kristin Cabot. The viral moment, which exploded online showed the pair in a cozy embrace at the band's Massachusetts show last week.

The video recreates the scandalous scene in which you see Carl wrap his arms around Kyle while Chris Martin's voice plays in the background. The two pretend to panic as if they've just realized they're being broadcast to thousands on the stadium’s giant screen -- mimicking Byron and Cabot's stunned reaction.

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.

Police have recommended a child abuse charge against influencer Emilie Kiser's husband, Brady, in the tragic drowning of their 3-year-old son, Trigg Kiser.

The Chandler Police Department tells TMZ ... it has completed its investigation into Trigg's death, who died on May 12 after being found unresponsive in his family’s backyard pool in Arizona.

Following a thorough review of the evidence, investigators have recommended a Class 4 felony charge of child abuse against Brady, and the case has been submitted to the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office for review.

Ringing in Man Crush Monday with social media stud Vinnie Hacker's shirtless shots! For his 23rd birthday, we did all the dirty work and hacked his selfies, so TikTok your time as you make your way through this stunner!

All about the angles, the Gen Z-er first started flashing his washboard abs back in 2020 when he was part of the HYPE House with Addison Rae, Dixie D'Amelio and Chase Hudson.

And five years later, he's still showin' up with his same tricks, but his pecs have definitely swelled up -- seen here in this workout selfie.

Hit up the gallery and see Vinnie in his natural element: shirtless!

TikTok star Aldo Miranda is dead ... and it looks like he took his own life.

Miranda was found dead Tuesday at his home in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico ... according to multiple reports.

Local authorities say Aldo's body was found hanging from a cable in a room in his house ... and while there's an open investigation into his death, the suspected cause of death is suicide.