Former First Lady Michelle Obama has spoken out about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell-filled interview with Oprah. And Obama, who Meghan interviewed and called her “friend” in British Vogue back in 2019, had nothing but empathetic, kind words for the couple. Obama was asked about the interview during a chat with Access. She said, “My hope is that, when I think about what they’re … Continue reading Michelle Obama Hopes Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Find Closure and Forgiveness Post-Oprah Interview

Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez’s four-year relationship, E! reported over the weekend, was on its last legs amid breakup reports and later a statement from the two saying they’re still together but “working through some things.” Things were bad then: “Alex is fully aware that this relationship is currently hanging by a thread,” a source told the outlet. Now, Rodriguez has flown to the Dominican … Continue reading Inside Alex Rodriguez’s Fight to Save His Relationship With Jennifer Lopez: He ‘Has Made Many Promises’

Taylor Swift and Harry Styles, who dated from late 2012 to early 2013, made headlines for their friendly run-in at the 2021 Grammys Sunday. While neither Swift nor Styles have spoken about their reunion, Entertainment Tonight got details from a source about what their relationship is like now, eight-plus years since things ended. The source said that actually, things between Styles and Swift have privately … Continue reading What Exes Taylor Swift and Harry Styles’ Relationship Is Like Now: They ‘Have Both Really Matured’

When my marriage ended more than a decade ago, all parties assumed my ex and I would adopt the standard-issue divorce package: The kids would stay with me to provide the stability of a primary home, while he got weekend visits and I received child support. That was what the attorneys laid out as the default divorce recipe, what friends and relatives urged, and what … Continue reading I Thought I Won My Divorce. Then I Realized the Standard Custody Arrangement Is Court-Sanctioned Sexism.

The internet of Peloton is vast, but easy to miss if you’re not looking for it. God knows I white-knuckled alone through many a sprint before discovering the Facebook group that first sucked me in. Like thousands of other riders, I’d bought my $1900 bike at the height of the pandemic, with hopes of arresting my quarantine slide into sloth. But in the bike, I … Continue reading Inside the Peloverse