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The former Real Housewives of Atlanta cast member was back in the headlines about the finances of her business. Kenya Moore had the grand opening of Kenya Moore Hair Spa filmed on her last season.

She was fired after she showed humiliating photos of her fellow cast member, Brit Eady. The Bravo show is about to return with a very different-looking cast. Moore, 55, addressed the reports about her being behind on rent for the salon.

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The In The House actor responded to recent reports on Instagram on February 27. She posted a picture of herself teasing that she'll be live on YouTube on Sunday, March 1. "The reports about me being behind on rent are false," read the caption. "As I have stated before, my company is in an active lawsuit against my salon landlord for failing to pay nearly $80,000 in tenant improvement allowance OWED TO ME."

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"I invested over $300,000 of my own money to build out my salon in a commercial space from a 'white box'," the statement continued. "When the landlord failed to reimburse contractual expenses, I withheld rent in an effort to reach a fair settlement, and subsequently filed a countersuit for the amount they failed to reimburse."

Moore claimed she'll address questions on YouTube live. "I will also be updating you on my new projects, relationship status, and encounter with BrittEady," she teased. "It’s going to be juicy!"

TMZ reported that a Georgia judge ordered the salon owner to pay more than $80,000 for unpaid rent and utilities. The judge gave Moore a deadline to pay $43,988 by late February, then $43,988.67 by late March. The landlord claimed she failed to give the first payment.

Rod Stewart brought his daughter, Ruby Stewart, and grandson Otis to his latest tour stop in Hollywood, Fla.

Stewart's daughter and grandson joined the rock artist on stage for a performance of "Forever Young." Ruby, who is also a musician, sang the song as a duet with her father.

Stewart and his daughter sang to the crowd while Otis held on to his mom onstage wearing noise canceling headphones. Ruby shared a video of the family performance to her Instagram story on Saturday, Feb. 28.

"Three generations of [Stewarts] one stage…," Ruby wrote in the post.

Ruby is one of eight children Stewart shares with his ex-girlfriend Kelly Emberg. Ruby went on to pursue her own music career and was a member of the country duo The Sisterhood, until it disbanded in 2021. Now, Ruby is a solo artist who will occasionally perform with her father.

Ruby welcomed her son in May 2023 with her fiancé Jake Kalic. In May 2025, Ruby shared an emotional birthday post to her son on his second birthday.

"You are two… and some of my favorite moments from this last year have been: hearing you say I love you for the first time… discovering your favorite food: ketchup.. cuddles lasting longer… watching you look up at the sky and say “rain” for the first time… seeing you muster up the courage to do things that scare you," she wrote.

Ruby continued in the post, "like the big slide at the playground… your love of flowers, birds and rocks… seeing snow for the first time… seeing you hug your friends at school who are crying… watching the friendship between you and Ziggy grow."

She concluded the birthday tribute to her son, writing, "And in all these moments..
I find myself having current nostalgia… I already miss the day you used to fit in my arms… the days we’d walk holding hands… the mornings I’d wake to you sleeping peacefully between us…One day you will outgrow me…but you will always be my baby…Happy birthday sweet Otis."

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The MTA is testing audio advertisements in certain New York City subway stations this spring, and commuters are already stressed by the prospect of them becoming a permanent addition to their daily commutes.

The New York Post reports that the pilot program is currently "pumping 75-decibel audio commercials" onto platforms across the Big Apple, with the intention of reviewing feedback from riders in June in order to decide whether or not to move forward with it.

A pair of New York City-focused update accounts shared information about the marketing scheme on Instagram, sparking harsh responses from those facing the challenge of traversing the city in an even more overstimulating manner than before.

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Disgruntled travellers were quick to point out that half the time you "can’t even hear what the conductor says" between busted speakers and crackling audio transmissions, while some expressed concern that "condition[ing] riders to ignore audio messages" could pose a safety risk when it comes to emergency announcements.

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All in all, though, New Yorkers proved they're just tired of being bombarded during every moment of their lives.

"There is not a corner of our existing that is free from corporations trying to sell us shit. It is exhausting!" one vented, while another simply begged, "Please God no."

"If we are forced to listen to ads on our commute then our commute should be free," someone else asserted, with another agreeing that they might be more understanding if the subway was free to the public. "...but y'all are raising the prices, and forcing us to listen to advertising? i will personally break every speaker i see atp," they pledged.

Someone else predicted: "Next up: a premium tier for ad-free cars."

"Save yourself research and just know the feedback is: NO," someone else summed it all up.

75 decibels borders on unreasonably loud, similar to the sound of a vacuum or heavy traffic. Just 10 more decibels is where permanent hearing damage becomes possible with prolonged exposure.

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Jessa Duggar recently shared a rare photo with her husband, Ben Seewald, and all six of their kids—and Counting On fans are saying the same thing.

On Feb. 26, the former TLC star took to Instagram with a carousel of pictures featuring her large immediate family.

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"Perfect-weather evenings = family walks on the Razorback Greenway 🛴," Jessa, 33, captioned her update. "Scooters for the kids, fresh air for us, and a two-year-old who definitely did not approve of the group pic 😅."

For the featured image, Ben and Jessa smiled alongside their children— Spurgeon, 10, Henry, 8, Ivy, 6, Fern, 4, and George, 2, and Edward, 7 months— while outside near a field. Notably, an unhappy-looking George was blurry, seemingly from not wanting to pose for the snapshot, as his father held him.

Other shots showed their youngest in a stroller, four of the kids holding yellow flowers on their walk, and the young siblings posing together. Later, Jessa also posted via Instagram a video of their family outing.

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In the comments, Jessa's followers couldn't help but point out which family members her kids most closely resembled. One Instagram user declared, "Jessa's genes run strong! 😂❤️."

Another fan shared, "Henry and Fern look sooo much like Ben’s family and Spurgeon and Ivy look sooo much like @jessaseewald’s haha. Genetics are interesting … beautiful family!"

Someone else echoed, "Jessa and the oldest boy have the exact same face!!! 😀."

A different Instagram user commented, "Ivy looks just like Jinger & Fern looks like Ben’s sisters."

Yet another follower wondered, "Beautiful family, but are you going to stop now??!" to which Jessa directly replied, "Probably not."

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Meanwhile, a different Instagram user wrote, "Lovely pictures!! Do you have a family size in mind or are you going to just see what happens and get what you’re given, so to speak?"

Jessa then admitted, "Right now, we don’t feel 'done,' but we also believe there’s nothing wrong with being done when that season comes."

Ben and Jessa starred in Counting On from 2015 to 2020; TLC canceled the series in 2021.

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Lisa Rinna shared that she was a bit skeptical when her husband Harry Hamlin first asked her out.

While promoting her new memoir, You Better Believe I'm Gonna Talk About It, Rinna spoke to 92NY about when she first met Hamlin in 1992. At the time, they both were in relationships but their paths crossed again months later when they were single.

Rinna recalled when Hamlin invited her to a holiday trip in Aspen, Colo. but she declined.

“I was in Medford, Oregon, for Christmas and he was calling," she said. "[My mom, Lois] would answer the phone and she would be like, 'Harry Hamlin is on the phone.' And I just was very careful."

Rinna continued, "I was kind of freaked out, to be honest, because he was such a big star at the time. He was on LA Law. He'd been married to Nicolette [Sheridan] and it was overwhelming. So I didn't see myself in that league."

Rinna says that despite her declining the offer, Hamlin still showed he was interested in her.

"Then he called me for two weeks straight in Medford. He had invited me to go to Aspen for Christmas. I was like, 'That's creepy,'" she said. "Most people would have jumped at it, right? It would have been like, 'Honey, I'm going to Aspen!' And I'm like, 'I'm going to stay at my parents' in Medford.'"

She added, "I think that's what finally got me to open up. I talked to him and I got to know him and he's so smart and he's kind and he's a great human."

Rinna and Hamlin got engaged in 1997 and were married shortly after. Their 29th anniversary is next month and the couple share two daughters together, Delilah, 27, and Amelia, 24.

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Former reality television star Jill Duggar recently shared an emotional message via Instagram that resonated with fans. Duggar, who is married to Derrick Dillard, visited the gravesite of her stillborn daughter, Isla Marie Dillard. In the caption, the former 19 Kids and Counting star opened up about how complicated grief can be.

On February 27, Duggar shared a handful of photos showing her at Isla Marie's gravesite. The first picture was a selfie that showed the former reality television star sitting on the grass next to her daughter's gravestone. A vase of pink flowers sat atop the stone.

In the caption, Duggar wrote, "Life is a constant combination of ups and downs, joy and sorrow, roses and thorns." She added that she was "thankful for God's faithfulness through all."

"Anyone who has experienced loss knows that it's often in the quiet moments when the waves come stronger and we are reminded more of the hole left by a loss," Duggar shared.

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Other photos included in Duggar's post were casual snapshots taken during ordinary real-life moments. Some showed her in the kitchen at home, and glimpses of her sons could be spotted in a couple of pictures.

Of visiting Isla Marie's gravesite, Duggar wrote, "I'm so grateful to have a place to go to remember our daughter."

In April 2024, Duggar and Dillard announced the stillbirth of their "beautiful baby girl." Duggar was 24 weeks into the pregnancy when they learned "our baby died in utero," they shared in an Instagram post.

The couple also has three sons. Israel is 10, Samuel is 8, and Frederick is 3. Duggar experienced an additional pregnancy loss in October 2021, to a baby they named River Bliss.

In addition to navigating her ongoing grief over the loss of Isla Marie, Duggar noted she was "So thankful for the recent happy moments too!"

Quite a few of Duggar's followers who experienced pregnancy losses themselves commented on the Instagram post. Many sent her their prayers.

"Grief is such a weird feeling, eh? It never goes away, but it ebbs and flows, never letting you know when it's going to hit. Just know there are many people with you grieving your loss as well," one Instagram user wrote.

Another fan of Duggar's commented, "Thank you for sharing. My son went to heaven in March 2025 and your continued posts remind me to continue [to] give myself grace. There is joy and there are tears. Til heaven."

Someone else added, "Hugs friend. Isla is still loved and thought of."

By 1990, few artists had already reshaped pop music quite like Elton John. But even after decades of chart success, the '70s icon wasn't done making hits.

That year, his single "Healing Hands" surged to No. 1 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart, becoming one of the biggest-selling songs of his late-career resurgence. It marked yet another commercial high point for an artist who had first dominated radio in the early 1970s with classics like "Your Song," "Rocket Man" and "Bennie and the Jets."

Released in 1989 as part of his album Sleeping with the Past, "Healing Hands" carried a more polished, soulful sound compared to the flamboyant glam rock that defined much of his early fame. Built around a steady piano progression and layered harmonies, the track leaned into a contemporary pop style that resonated strongly with adult audiences heading into the new decade.

While music trends were shifting toward hip-hop, R&B and harder-edged rock at the start of the 1990s, John proved he could still command radio airplay. "Healing Hands" topped the Adult Contemporary chart and became a global success, reinforcing his staying power in an industry known for short memories.

The Story Behind "Healing Hands"

The song was co-written with longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin, John's creative partner since the late 1960s. Their collaboration had already produced dozens of hits, and by the time they reunited for Sleeping with the Past, the goal was clear: reconnect with the influences that had shaped John's early musical identity.

"We went back to our roots and tried to do something special," said John in an interview. "Bernie and I came up with the idea of making an album that paid tribute to all the great old soul songs we'd grown up with, and I feel that also gives it a real sense of continuity."

That influence is woven throughout "Healing Hands." Its uplifting chorus and steady groove gave the song a warmth that contrasted with the more theatrical tone of John's 1980s output.

Commercially, the track helped reestablish John as a dominant force on radio. It became one of his biggest Adult Contemporary hits and set the stage for the massive success he would see again in the mid-1990s.

More than 30 years later, "Healing Hands" stands as proof that reinvention can keep a legend at the top of the charts. For Elton John, it wasn't just another single. It was a reminder that longevity in music isn't luck, it's legacy.

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AC/DC is one of the most successful and influential rock bands of all time, and more than 50 years after their debut, the Australian rockers are still at the top of the charts worldwide, a sign of their lasting impact and timeless sound. In Pollstar’s weekly rankings of the most popular musical artists in the world, AC/DC currently ranks No. 9, an impressive standing considering the Top 10 consists mostly of newer artists like Sombr and Raye, with established stars like Lady Gaga and Bad Bunny also dominating the Pollstar charts.

NFL fans know AC/DC’s lasting influence thanks to the Netflix docuseries America’s Sweethearts, in which the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders famously perform their signature number to AC/DC’s "Thunderstruck." Known for their high-wattage performances, blues-driven hard rock sound and instantly recognizable guitar riffs, the Sydney, Australia rockers have sold more than 200 million records worldwide, making them a defining force in hard rock and heavy metal.

How AC/DC Became Rock Legends

Founded in 1973 by brothers Malcolm Young (rhythm guitar) and Angus Young (lead guitar), the band gained international stardom in the late 1970s after first building a strong following in Australia.

One of their most iconic albums, 1979’s Highway to Hell, served as a global breakthrough for the band. They later found even greater success with the release of Back in Black, which featured Brian Johnson on lead vocals following the death of original frontman Bon Scott in 1980. Back in Black remains one of the best-selling albums in rock history.

The original lineup featured Bon Scott on lead vocals, Angus Young on lead guitar, Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar, Cliff Williams on bass and Phil Rudd on drums. This group helped define the band’s unique sound and explosive live performances.

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AC/DC remains active today and continues to tour regularly. The current lineup includes Angus Young, Brian Johnson on lead vocals, Cliff Williams on bass, Phil Rudd on drums and Stevie Young on rhythm guitar.

Few rock bands remain as popular today as they were decades ago, but AC/DC songs continue to perform strongly on music charts and streaming platforms, and the band remains one of the most successful touring acts in the world. The enduring popularity of "Thunderstruck" among football fans certainly helps, but it’s the band’s rousing rock anthems, live-wire guitar riffs and relentless touring schedule that continue to resonate with generations of music fans.

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The Game Changers book series was adapted into the hit show, Heated Rivalry. Readers only had voices to connect to the characters before the TV show.

Tor Thom read Game Changer, Heated Rivalry, Tough Guy. Kip Grady had a deep voice with a heavy New York accent. Robbie G.K. gave a softer, playful performance of Kip in the series. However, he made a video of himself giving a voice more similar to the audiobook version of his character.

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On February 28, the actor made a TikTok of himself lying in bed. "What's up, everybody?" he asked in a heavy stereotypical New York or New Jersey accent and a slightly deeper voice. "It's Robbie here, and I'm in New York...and I really can't sleep." He paused to laugh at himself, replacing the letter "r" with "w."

The timing of the TikTok is interesting since it's on the same day Connor Storrie host Saturday Night Live. Quinn Hughes, who won gold on Team U.S.'s Olympic team, is confirmed to appear in the episode. His brother, Jack, might join after The Devils' game in New Jersey. It's unknown if any other actors from the Crave series will be there.

Robbie G.K. talked about the possibilities for his character and Scott Hunter (François Arnaud) when the series returns. "I would love to continue to deliver more ‘Skip’ and more Kip and Scott stuff to the part of the fandom that does want to see more of that," he told Forbes. "I don’t really know in what way that would be, but I do think that there’s a lot of character arc to explore after this moment."

The show will return for a second season with an expected release date. Rachel Reid also gave an update this week that the upcoming book, Unrivaled, will be delayed.

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There’s no denying that special feeling when you finally come across a striking furniture piece at an antique shop. However, antiquing can be very time-consuming, and not to mention, expensive. As an efficient alternative, you can find some gorgeous vintage-inspired pieces online for a fraction of the price, like Walmart’s bestselling Hlr Storage Cabinet. 

Right now, you can score it marked down from its already fantastic price! The two-door version of this sideboard normally retails for $190, but it’s currently on sale for just $135 in blue and black. For just a few dollars more, but still on sale, you can snag it in green for $146. It’s also available in a four-door version, which normally retails for $330, and is now on sale starting at $205.

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While not a true vintage find, this cabinet looks like it was plucked straight out of an antique store. It boasts gorgeous, ornate doors adorned with a carved hollow design. The design features a floral medallion in the center as the focal point, surrounded by detailed scrollwork patterns that give it depth and texture. It has a weathered finish with darkened tones that make it feel truly like an antique. 

Matching the aesthetic of the carved doors, the handles have the same distressed finish and hollow ornate cutouts. Adding to the vintage-inspired design, the legs have a bubble-like silhouette that slightly tapers towards the bottom.

As functional as it is decorative, this sideboard offers a spacious interior to help declutter and streamline your home. It has a two-tier shelf, designed to maximize space. You can adjust the middle shelf between three different levels to accommodate the height of various objects. Depending on your needs, you can also take the entire shelf out to fit larger and taller items. 

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Made of wood and medium-density fiberboard (MDF), this storage cabinet is incredibly sturdy and durable, according to customers. The two-door sideboard measures around 31 inches wide and tall, and is 16 inches deep. Several shoppers noted that it fits well in their small spaces. 

Versatile and charming, this piece will look fabulous anywhere in your home, elevating the aesthetic of any room you put it in. Reviewers mentioned that they use it as a media stand, coffee bar, and storage unit by their entryway — the possibilities are endless. You can use it to store linens in your laundry room, clothes and accessories in your bedroom, toiletries in your bathroom, or even shoes in your foyer! 

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“It will bring any home to life,” one reviewer raved. Another shopper described it as “gorgeous, stunning, and sturdy.” A third commented that it’s “super cute and easy to assemble!”

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Whether you want to get a head start on your spring organizing or just want to add an accent piece in your home that’s as decorative as it is functional, head over to Walmart and snag the Hlr Storage Cabinet while it’s still on sale for as low as $135! 

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Maybe you’re someone who adores finding just about any excuse to celebrate with friends, or you count down the days until you can hit the nearest beach or pool on Memorial Day weekend. Perhaps you’re a big fan of picnics at your neighborhood park or are just psyched to see that the sun is setting later. No matter what gets your heart fluttering, May is one of those months that feels downright magical in that it’s full of opportunities to connect with others and revel in sunnier, warmer days. That vibe is brought to you by the astrology of the fifth month of the year. 

Whether you’re a May-born person yourself or you care about someone who is, keep reading to learn how the fifth month of the year influences a person’s perspective, strengths, and even challenges.

The Astrology of Being Born in May

People born in May fall under one of two zodiac signs: grounded Taurus (April 20 - May 20) or buzzy Gemini (May 21 - June 20). People born under Taurus, symbolized by the Bull, are practical, reliable, pleasure-seeking, and down-to-earth. As the fixed earth sign, they’re resolute but might also struggle with digging their heels in — especially when anyone pushes them to move at a pace that’s faster than the slow, steady clip they’d generally prefer. Meanwhile, those born when the sun is moving through Gemini, symbolized by the Twins, are research-savvy, people-oriented, curious, communicative, and dualistic. As the mutable air sign, they’re wired to soak up information and pivot from one thing to the next. As adaptable as they are, they might have some difficulty seeing plans through.

That said, people born in May are often real social butterflies who love to connect and harmonize with others and soak up the world around them. They’re often charming, likable, and full of life, reflecting the lighthearted, playful, fun-filled energy that’s abundant during this late springtime month. 

4 Core Personality Traits of Those Born in May1. Communicative and Social

Born into the world in a month that’s known for hosting plenty of special occasions — from weddings to graduations and Memorial Day weekend BBQs — May-born people are interested in creating a diverse group of friends. From neighbors to old college classmates and even their best friend who lives across the country, May babies care about putting in the work to stay in sync with their social circle. They’re also self-expressive and invested in relationships overall, given that both Taurus and Gemini are ruled by two of the most people-oriented planets: romantic Venus and messenger Mercury, respectively.  

2. Music-Loving

After months of wondering if the weather is going to throw a wrench in your plans to get outdoors, May is typically the first month of the year you can see your favorite music act or festival at a venue under the sunshine or the stars. And there’s nothing like putting the windows down and blasting your favorite tunes on a sunny, warm May afternoon. That said, people born during this festive month are typically lovers of music. Ruled by Mercury, Gemini-fueled people key into lyrics while harmony-seeking Taureans, ruled by artistic Venus, love to explore different instruments’ sounds and melodies.  

3. Family-Oriented

When you think of months that feature plenty of opportunities to celebrate your nearest and dearest, May is definitely up there. So it stands to reason that, in addition to taking advantage of any opportunity to socialize, May-born people innately prioritize their closest bonds. They are lovers of family traditions and lively conversations with loved ones. They’re also greatly adept at setting the stage for fun-filled, memorable experiences with family members, given their dedication to connection and adoration of life’s simplest, most pleasurable moments. 

4. Eager to Learn

May-born people who have a strong Taurus influence might prefer to stick to what they’re familiar with, but they’re also capable of applying their sensual, pragmatic nature to exploring outside of their comfort zones. Meanwhile, anyone with a heavy Gemini vibe is driven by Mercury’s desire to gather information and hone new skills. That said, people who came into the world in May are invested in and inclined to soak up knowledge in a truly enthusiastic way. It’s no wonder that they came into the world in a month peppered by graduations, which are literally celebrations of academic success, learning, and personal growth. 

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Kylie Kelce recently found herself feeling somewhat irrationally "irked" over something, and it had to do with her mother-in-law, Donna Kelce. Luckily, the irritation she experienced wasn't actually toward her mother-in-law, but about her, and it was all in good fun.

The juicy disclosure was made in a recent podcast appearance on Kylie's part. On February 24, Kylie shared her thoughts on the podcast Green Light with Chris Long. That podcast episode was hosted by NFL alum Beau Allen, who played with Jason Kelce for the Philadelphia Eagles for some time. Kylie and Allen clearly know one another quite well, which made for a lot of fun banter between them.

During the podcast, Kylie admitted that there was something about her mother-in-law's recent experience competing on The Traitors that really bothered her.

"I'm annoyed that she was a 'Secret Traitor,' for some reason," Kelce admitted.

During Season 4 of The Traitors, which recently streamed on Peacock, Donna Kelce was given a special, first-ever role. She was declared a "Secret Traitor" as the action got going in the first episode.

Being a Secret Traitor meant that Donna had her own stealth cloak and was told to "try to stay in the shadows." She was not given the identities of the regular Traitors, and they were not given hers. The viewers didn't even get the scoop on the identity of the Secret Traitor until her murder.

The other Traitors did know there was a Secret Traitor in their midst. She was tasked with creating a "short list" for murder, and the other Traitors needed to make their pick from the short list.

Unfortunately, Donna's role seemed to hinder her ability to play the game she way she intended. She was eliminated in the third episode of the competition.

During the podcast, Kylie emphasized, "So, for some reason, her being a secret traitor has irked me to a degree I can't explain."

She shared, "I wanted her to have her best chance to team up with people to, like, really get a little sneaky with things. If she were a Traitor, but not the Secret Traitor, I think she would have nailed it."

Kylie suggested that her mother-in-law would have done great if she'd been able to play a more traditional game. "She's just too sweet," and Allen suggested, "no one would have suspected her." Kylie concurred by adding, "Nothing," meaning the other contestants would have suspected nothing was amiss with Donna.

"She needed teammates," Kylie added. They both agreed that as a result, everybody was robbed of some great television and fantastic "Donna time."

Fans of The Traitors seemed to agree.

On an Instagram post shared on the podcast's page, one fan commented, "I completely agree with @kykelce. She would've made a great Faithful or later picked Traitor. I hope she gets another chance on a future season."

Someone else suggested, "She could be the new Dorinda and come back next season." That was a reference to Real Housewives of New York City alum Dorinda Medley.

Medley was a cast member for Season 3 of The Traitors. She was the first person murdered in her season, and she returned aiming for redemption in Season 4. It seems some fans think Donna deserves that same opportunity, and it sounds as if Kylie would be thrilled to see it happen.

Bindi Irwin and her husband are celebrating a major step forward for their family, as Chandler Powell is "officially an Aussie" after nearly six years of marriage.

The American-born shared the exciting news over the weekend, sharing photos of himself receiving his certificate of citizenship, which took place in the Australia Zoo's Crocoseum, on Instagram. It was a very convenient choice of venue because, naturally, he chose to celebrate the "huge honor" by immediately getting back to work and feeding one of the crocodiles.

"Thank you to everyone who made it possible," he wrote alongside the photo. "It felt fitting that the first thing I got to do as an Australian was feed a crocodile🐊."

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Bindi also celebrated the moment on the social media platform, sharing a sweet anecdote about the couple's four-year-old daughter, Grace Warrior. "Words can’t describe how much this means to [us]," she wrote. "Our daughter was running around telling everyone, 'Dada is Australian like ME!!!' My. Heart. We are so grateful to everyone who helped make this day happen."

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The Sweet Couple Met By Happenstance in 2013

The newer generation of conservationists met in 2013, when the Florida native, now 29, was visiting the country for a professional wakeboarding competition. Bindi, now 27, served as his group's tour guide during a visit to Australia Zoo, and they quickly hit it off, keeping in touch online before going "Instagram Official" a couple of years later.

Powell officially moved to Australia in 2018, proposing to Bindi on her 21st birthday the following year. They were married on March 25, 2020, and welcomed Grace exactly one year later.

Like Mother, Like Son-in-Law

Their sweet story mirrors her parents' as Terri Irwin, who is also American-born, first met the Crocodile Hunter during a 1991 visit to Australia Zoo (which, at the time, was known as the Queensland Reptile and Fauna Park), where she saw Steve Irwin doing a crocodile demonstration. Less than a year later, they were married. Terri didn't become an Australian citizen until nearly three years after Steve was killed in a tragic wildlife accident, accepting her citizenship at the Crocoseum on Steve Irwin Day 2009. Many fans have called them the "definition of true love," and now, their eldest is following in their footsteps.

Related: Bindi Irwin's Daughter Grace Searches for Photos of 'Grandpa Crocodile' When They Visit Australia Zoo

Television fans who know Brett Goldstein from his acting roles—most notably his Emmy-winning breakout performance as gruff footballer Roy Kent in the Apple TV seriesTed Lasso—might be surprised to learn how multi-faceted the London-born star's Hollywood career really is.

Along with being an actor, Goldstein also serves as a writer and executive producer on the streaming hit, which is officially returning for Season 4 in August 2026. (While an official release date has not been announced, co-star Hannah Waddingham mentioned August at the BAFTAs on Feb. 22!) “I would love to see 1,000 seasons," he told Parade back in 2022. "I would happily do that show until I die."

Goldstein also stars as Louis Winston in Shrinking Season 3, now streaming on Apple TV. The 45-year-old actor also co-created the Emmy-nominated series with Jason Segel and Bill Lawrence.

Yet despite his relatively newfound fame, Goldstein has been honing his craft for decades. “I’m a 20-year overnight success!” he joked to The Sunday Times. “But I get it. Nobody saw me before. Still, I’ve always made enough money to pay bills, between stand-up, acting, writing, editing.” And even more, he'd "do it for free," he told the outlet, cheekily adding: "Just don’t tell Apple."

Through it all he's stayed humble and grateful. ‘I’m very lucky," he continued. "I do the thing I love and earn enough, so if this is the rest of my life, I’m the happiest guy in the world.’”

So between his standup career, movie roles and two hit series, how much money has Brett Goldstein made and what is his current net worth in 2026? Let's "kick" off our deep dive!

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What is Brett Goldstein's net worth in 2026?

Through his work as an actor, writer, producer and comedian, Brett Goldstein has amassed an estimated net worth of $5 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

And that figure will only increase in the coming years, especially with all of the movies he's booking. First, there's the Kornél Mundruczó-directed drama At the Sea—which just premiered to rave reviews at the Berlin International Film Festival on Feb. 16. He also wrote the screenplay for Office Romance, a romcom he'll lead with Jennifer Lopez.

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How much did Brett Goldstein make from Ted Lasso?

During Season 3 of Ted Lasso, Brett Goldstein was reportedly bringing in $125,000 to $150,000 per episode—which means he earned a cool $1.5 to $1.8 million for the season. That's a significant boost from Seasons 1 and 2, where he was reportedly earning between $50,000 to $75,000 per episode. And by the way, that's just for his acting performance—it doesn't his earnings for being a producer and writer on the show. (The earnings from his entire deal have not been publicized.)

Related: Brett Goldstein Gives a Message for ‘Ted Lasso’ Fans Waiting for Season 4

Brett Goldstein attends the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards Nominees Celebration in 2025.

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How much did Brett Goldstein make from his Warner Bros. deal?

In January 2022, the actor-writer inked an exclusive, multi-year deal with Warner Bros. Television to develop, create and produce new TV projects for the studio. The exact amount that Goldstein earned from the overall deal has not been publicly disclosed, but similar first-look deals can be worth $500,000 to $1 million annually. (Abbott Elementary creator-slash-starQuinta Brunson—as well as Hacks co-creators Lucia Aniello and Paul W. Downs— are fellow talents who have recently signed overall deals with the Warner Bros. TV Group.)

What movies and TV shows has Brett Goldstein been in?

After having his feature film debut in the 2005 thriller Wish You Were Here, which he also wrote, Goldstein has acted in films such as SuperBob (2015), Adult Life Skills (2016), Thor: Love and Thunder (2022), The Garfield Movie (2024) and All of You (2024)—the latter of which he also co-wrote and co-produced.

On the small screen, along with Shrinking and Ted Lasso, Goldstein has appeared in multiple series—including the Channel 4 dramedy Derek, the British sitcoms Drifters and Uncle and the 2019 dramedy series This Way Up. In 2020, he co-created the anthology series Soulmates with his SuperBob co-writer Will Bridges. He also starred in his debut stand-up special—Brett Goldstein: The Second Best Night of Your Life—which premiered on HBO and HBO Max on April 26, 2025.

Related: Here's What Was Bleeped Out of Brett Goldstein's Emmys Speech, Plus Why He Thinks We All "Needed" Ted Lasso

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What awards has Brett Goldstein won?

Goldstein has won several awards for his performance as Roy Kent on TedLasso—including two Primetime Emmys (in 2021 and 2022) and a Critics' Choice Television Award for Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. He also shares an ensemble Screen Actors Guild Award win with his Ted Lasso cast and took home a British Independent Film Award for his work in Adult Life Skills.

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If you're looking to find a Native American name for your baby, this list delves into options from many languages, tribes and nations throughout North America—including monikers from the Hopi, Navajo, Cherokee, Dakota, Chippewa and more. Local Indigenous tribes have long had deep connections to the natural world, and many Native Americanbaby names share those roots with name meanings that reference animals, land, lakes and more. There are both female and male name options represented here, but many monikers can be used as gender-neutral choices as well.

At the top, though, it's worth noting that Native American naming culture has been impacted by colonialism. According to a 1971 article published by the University of Kansas called Renaming the American Indian, in the late 1800s, "Officials [were given] permission to substitute English names for those too difficult to pronounce, to place English 'Christian names' before the [Indigenous] surname and to arbitrarily shorten any [Indigenous] name that was 'unusually long and difficult.'"

With that in mind, it's important to remember that the 125 Native American names and meanings below may very well reflect those effects of colonialism. It's possible that monikers would be pronounced or spelled differently within the tribes themselves. The data reported here comes from research from Ancestry.com, The Name Book by Dorothy Astoria, Baby Names Made Easy by Amanda Elizabeth Barden, NameBerry, Visit Cherokee Nation's word of the week series and The Ojibwe People's Dictionary—as well as other individual sources linked throughout.

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125 Native American Names

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1. Agali — This name comes from the Cherokee word for "sunshine."
2. Sitanka — This Sioux term means "big foot" and represents bravery and leadership.
3. Peta — With roots in the Blackfeet Nation, this name means "golden eagle."
4. Lozen — This was the name of a two-spirit Apache warrior. It means "one who has stolen horses" and symbolizes skill and reverence.
5. Ishkode — This Ojibwe word means "fire."
6. Quanah —This name comes from the Comanche culture and means "sweet smelling."
7. Dakota — This moniker is a Native American tribe name, and it means "ally" in Sioux.
8. Tokala — In the Dakota language, this moniker means "fox."
9. Nimkii — This moniker means "thunder" in Ojibwe.
10. Lonan — This Zuni word means "cloud."
11. Kele — This Hopi moniker means "sparrow hawk."
12. Seneca — People from the Seneca Nation refer to themselves as "great hill people."
13. Aki — In Ojibwe, this means "earth."
14. Angeni — Meaning "spirit" or "angel," it stems from the Ojibwe word aanzhenii.
15. Niibin — This is the Anishinaabe word for "summer."
16. Mohegan — From the tribe of the same name, it means "wolf."
17. Kegonsa — This Chippewa name means "little fish."
18. Takoda — In Sioux, this moniker means "friend to everyone."
19. Tokori — This Hopi moniker means "owl."
20. Kai – This moniker means "willow tree" in Navajo.

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Native American Boy Names

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1. Tahoe — From the Washoe tribe, this moniker means "lake."
2. Adohi — This Cherokee word means "woods."
3. Mingan — This Native American name comes from the Algonquian language, and it means "gray wolf."
4. Hashké — The Navajo name means "warrior."
5. Namid — This name has roots with the Ojibwa/Chippewa tribe, and it means "star dancer."
6. Yahto — In the Sioux language, this name means "blue."
7. Tawodi — In Cherokee, this means "hawk."
8. Awohali — This Cherokee name means "eagle."
9. Ohanzee — This Sioux word means "shadow."
10. Okemos — Stemming from the Ojibwe word "ogimaans," this name means "little chief."
11. Yukon — With roots in the Gwich'in language, this moniker means "big river."
12. Misu — From the Miwok tribe, this name means "rippling water."
13. Shawano — Stemming from the Menominee language, this name means "from the south."
14. Yanasi — In Cherokee, this name means "buffalo."
15. Migizi — This Ojibwe word symbolizes the bald eagle.
16. Tex — The state of Texas was named after this Hasinai word for "friends" or "allies."
17. Ahuli — In Cherokee, this name means "drum."
18. Karuk — The tribe's name means "upriver."
19. Yurok — This Karuk word means "downriver."
20. Wanbli — This Sioux term means "eagle."
21. Toho — This name has a Hopi origin, and it means "mountain lion."
22. Hongvi — Derived from the Hopi language, this moniker means "strong."
23. Chayton — This Sioux name means "falcon."
24. Nashoba — This Choctaw name means "wolf."
25. Dustu — This name references the Cherokee chief "Spring Frog," who was also known as "Dustu."
26. Tyee — A Chinook word that means "chief."
27. Amik — This moniker means "beaver" in the Ojibwe language.
28. Yuma — With roots in the Yuman language spoken by tribes that live in the southwest, this name means "son of the chief." It's also the name of a city in Arizona.
29. Hiamovi — Derived from the Cheyenne tribe, this name means "high chief."
30. Ahanu — From the Algonquin language, this name means "he laughs."
31. Aandeg — In Ojibwe, this means "crow."
32. Otah — This Sioux word means "plenty."
33. Keokuk — Known for being the name of a Sauk chief, this moniker means "watchful fox."
34. Chaska — For the Dakota tribe, this moniker means "firstborn son."
35. Len — This Hopi moniker means "flute."
36. Kalanv — This Cherokee term means "raven."
37. Hiawatha — From the Iroquois language, this moniker means "he makes rivers."
38. Tuketu — In the Miwok tribe, this name symbolizes a running bear.
39. Mato — In the Sioux language, this moniker means "bear" or "brave."
40. Atsadi — For the Cherokee tribe, this name means "fish."
41. Talako — Stemming from Choctaw culture, this name means "eagle."
42. Naiche — This Apache leader's name means "mischief maker."

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1. Tallulah — With roots in the Choctaw tribe, this name means "leaping water."
2. Niabi — This moniker stems from the Osage tribe, and it means "doe" or "fawn."
3. Kachina — Stemming from the Hopi word "katsina," this moniker means "spirit" or "life bringer."
4. Isi — This Choctaw word means "deer."
5. Wingra — In the Ho-Chunk language, this name means "duck."
6. Aponi — Derived from the Pima word "apni," this name means Butterfly.
7. Mika — This is the Omaha-Ponca word for "raccoon."
8. Winona — From the Lakota tribe, this moniker means "firstborn."
9. Nashotah — Stemming from the Potawatomi word "nijode," this name means "a twin." 
10. Ama — From the Cherokee tribe, this word means "water."
11. Cheyenne — This moniker comes from the Native American tribe of the same name, who live in the Great Plains.
12. Elu — In Zuni, this name means "fair" or "beautiful."
13. Orenda — In Iroquois culture, this moniker means "great spirit."
14. Dyani — Meaning "deer," this name likely has Lakota roots. It's the name of a modern Lakota visual artist: Dyani White Hawk.
15. Inola – This Cherokee name means "black fox."
16. Shawnee — Referring to the tribe of the same name, it means "southern."
17. Lenmana — With Hopi roots, this name means "girl plays flute."
18. Ziigwan — This Ojibwe word means "it is early spring."
19. Donoma — In the Omaha tribe, this moniker means "sight of the sun."
20. Aquinnah — From the Wampanoag tribe, this name means "high land."
21. Kasa — This Hopi-rooted name means "fur robe."
22. Waya — This name means "wolf" in the Cherokee tribe.
23. Catori — This Hopi name means "spirit."
24. Malila — From the Miwok tribe, this moniker means "salmon swimming fast upstream."
25. Nascha — With Navajo roots, this moniker means "owl."
26. Cahokia — This place in Illinois was named after the tribe of the same name, and it means "wild geese."
27. Behitha — For the Ahahneenin tribe, this moniker means "eagle child."
28. Mendota — This Wisconsin lake name means "confluence of rivers" in the Dakota tribe.
29. Alaska — This name comes from the Aleut language and means "mainland."
30. Etoya — From the Dakota tribe, this name means "a place where there is knowledge."
31. Halona — This Native American name has unknown tribe origins, but it's thought to mean "fortunate."
32. Awinita — In Cherokee, this name means "fawn."
33. Sonoma — This name comes from the Miwok tribe, and it means "valley of the moon."
34. Shideezhi — Spelled "shideezhí," in Navajo, this means "little sister."
35. Shadi — Stylized as "shádí," it means "big sister" in Navajo.
36. Gola — This Cherokee word means "winter."
37. Kansa — Meaning "people of the south wind" in Sioux, the state of Kansas gets its name from this tribe. It can also be spelled "Kanza."
38. Woya — In Cherokee, this means "dove."
39. Nizhoni — This Navajo word means "beautiful."
40. Makwa — This name comes from the Ojibwe word for "bear."
41. Sequoia — Stemming from Cherokee, this name refers to the redwood trees.
42. Kaya — This is the nickname used by the Native American doll in the American Girl line. Her full name is "Kaya'aton'my," which means "she who arranges rocks" in the Niimíipuu tribe.
43. Nita — For the Choctaw tribe, this name means "bear."
44. Soyala — This name stems from the Hopi winter solstice ceremony "Soyal."
45. Kiona — Meaning "brown hills," this name is made famous by Mary Kiona of the Tai’t na-pam tribe (also known as the Upper Cowlitz). She was a renowned basketmaker, according to the White Pass Country Historical Museum, and her "Kiona" name was originally pronounced "Ki-way-ah."
46. Shandiin — Stylized as "sháńdíín," it's Navajo for "sunshine."
47. Anoka — Derived from Dakota and Ojibwa words, this moniker refers to rivers and water.
48. Makya — This Hopi name means "one who hunts eagles."
49. Mitena — For the Omaha tribe, this name means "born under New Moon."
50. Atsila — This moniker means "fire" in the Cherokee tribe.
51. Nampeyo — For the Hopi tribe, this name means "snake girl" or "harmless snake."
52. Keshena — From the Menomonee tribe, this moniker means "swift flying eagle."
53. Picabo — In the Shoshone language, this moniker means "shining waters."
54. Nata — Short for "nata-akon," which means "expert in canoe" in the Ojibwa/Chippewa tribes.
55. Wesa — In Cherokee, this word means "cat."
56. Tiva — This Hopi name means "likes to dance."
57. Yona — This word is Cherokee for "bear."
58. Kasata — For the Dakota, this term means "treeless," usually referring to a prairie.
59. Zaltana — This name has unspecific tribal origins, but it's thought to mean "high mountain" or "tall mountain."
60. Kaliska — Stemming from the Miwok tribe, this moniker means "coyote chasing deer."
61. Walela — This moniker comes from the Cherokee word for "hummingbird."
62. Tahoma — In the Puyallup tribe, this name means "the mother of waters." It can also be spelled "Tacoma."
63. Kimimela — In Sioux, this name means "little butterfly."

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Shia LaBeouf was just arrested again in New Orleans.

The Nymphomaniac actor, who was released from jail on Feb. 17 following a brawl outside the Royal Street Inn & R Bar near the French Quarter, was taken in for an additional misdemeanor count of simple battery, The Associated Press reported today. The arrest, per a statement from his attorney, is in connection with the Mardi Gras fight.

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“No regular person would be required to post over $100,000 in bonds, and be jailed two separate times for one misdemeanor incident,” LaBeouf’s attorney, Sarah Chervinsky, said. “Just as he does not deserve preferential treatment, Mr. LaBeouf also does not deserve to be treated more harshly by the police and courts just because he is a public figure.”

Per the news outlet, LaBeouf, 39, turned himself in to Orleans Parish PD today after learning of the arrest warrant Friday.

With the initial arrest, LaBeouf received two battery charges after fighting with a group of people shirtless. He was released shortly after, posting a $100,000 bond and agreeing to substance abuse treatment and drug testing. 

Since then, LaBeouf has spoken out about the night. Discussing the incident with Andrew Callaghan on Channel 5, he said,  “I got some contrition on my heart, you know what I mean? It’s not nice to hurt people ever. It’s on me, it’s not on them.”

He also addressed the homophobic slurs he dropped during the altercation, saying, “I’m a Catholic. … Truth is, I said words not OK to say. I don’t want to hurt nobody’s feelings.”

The double arrest follows news about the actor’s personal life emerging. Around the same time as the brawl in NOLA, , Page Six revealed that LaBeouf and his wife of nine years, Mia Goth, had split quietly last year, with LaBeouf moving to NOLA to be closer to family. 

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An important week of Beyond the Gates is in store as a wedding anniversary turns into a spectacle, while a love triangle amps up and so much more on the upcoming week of CBS’s newest soap opera.

Here are the official  spoilers for March 02 through March 06, 2026.  

Monday, March 2 - Episode #240

Bill Hamilton (Timon Kyle Durrett) and Hayley Hamilton (Marquita Goings) try to celebrate their anniversary but cross paths with several interlopers along the way.

Shanice Johnson’s (Ernestine Johnson) aunt gives Ted Richardson (Keith D. Robinson) the third degree.

Ashley Morgan (Jen Jacob) is there for Anita Dupree (Tamra Tunie) during a difficult time.

Kat Richardson (Colby Nixon) has a proposition for Naomi Hawthorne (Arielle Prepetit).

Tuesday, March 3 - Episode #241

Nicole Richardson Dupree (Daphnée Duplaix) has a run-in with Leslie Thomas (Trisha Mann-Grant).

Carlton (Robert Christopher Riley) and Kial (Greg Vaughan) compete.

Izaiah Hawthorne (Lami) is put on the spot.

Eva Thomas (Ambyr Michelle) gets advice from Tomas Navaro (Alex Alegria).

Bill's family request throws Hayley for a loop.

Wednesday, March 4 - Episode #242

Kial has an update for Vanessa McBride (Lauren Buglioli) that affects Nicole.

Bill calls in a favor.

Chelsea Hamilton (RhonniRose Mantilla) leans on Vernon Dupree (Clifton Davis).

The Duprees get a surprise visitor.

Ashley seeks out Madison (Kenjah McNeil) for information that could help Grayson Perez (Jordi Vilasuso).

Thursday, March 5 - Episode #243

Chelsea and Madison spy a peculiar duo.

Joey agrees to something he doesn't want to do.

Randy keeps his con cousin on course.

Vanessa and Leslie don't see eye to eye and Derek is caught in the middle.

Friday, March 6 - Episode #244

Jacob's new assignment inadvertently threatens the entire undercover operation.

Someone unexpected is revealed to be part of the plasma ring.

Anita's unwell when Vernon's surprise arrives.

Martin Richardson (Brandon Claybon) tries his best to connect with Samantha Richardson (Najah Jackson) and Bradley  “Smitty” Smith (Mike Manning).

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Beyond the Gates airs weekdays on CBS with episodes premiering weeknights on Paramount Plus. Viewers can catch all of the drama from the beginning of Beyond the Gates on Paramount Plus or on Pluto TV’s dedicated 24/7 FAST Channel.

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Jennifer Garner revealed that while 13 Going on 30 might be one of her most iconic films, she hasn't watched since its 2004 premiere.

Garner was recently interviewed on Kylie Kelce's podcast, Not Gonna Lie, where she shared that she has not watched the beloved romantic comedy all the way through in decades.

"You know what's weird? I haven't watched it since the premiere in full," Garner confessed.

Garner clarified that while she hasn't watched it from start to finish since its premiere, she hasn't avoided the film entirely.

"There have been times where I've had to talk about a certain scene or something, and so I've gone back and watched that scene, and I don't know why I haven't sat down to watch the whole thing," she explained.

Kelce then asked where Garner thinks her role as Jenna Rink ranks in her filmography.

"Oh, I mean, she gosh, I mean, she's one or two. She's right up there," she said. "Yeah, because how magical? I just remember coming up with things in the moment and playing so much. There was so much joy in the creation of her and of that set in general. So yeah, she's up there."

However, her role as Sydney Bristow in Alias takes Garner's top spot.

“Sydney Bristow…she might be number one just 'cause she changed … my life because people cared. It was the first thing I ever did that people really cared about, but more than that, she gave me this sense of self and confidence," she told Kelce.

Garner added, "I had such girl-next-door energy that I'd never had a swagger, and she made me have a swagger, and I think it's really important for young women to find, recognize and know how to use their own swagger."

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Season 4's villain was Lady Araminta played by Katie Leung. She married an earl and was surprised to find out he had a ward. Sophie Baek played by Yerin Ha was his illegitamte daughter since her mother was a maid. Her father promised to always take care of her before he died.

Like Cinderella, Lady Araminta let Sophie live with her and her two daughters. But she makes Sophie act as their maid. Leung talked about her character's journey and her mindset on how she treated the main love interest.

Spoiler for the finale of Bridgerton Season 4!

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The actor addressed the stepmother's actions at her husband's funeral. She told Sophie that her father didn't leave an inheritance for her, which wasn't true. "I think she felt she deserved Sophie’s portion because she was raising a child that wasn’t her own," Leung, 38, told Variety. "And when she originally offered to take Sophie in — at the funeral, putting her under her roof — I don’t think Araminta believed she was being manipulative. She was sincere about it. In her mind, she was doing Sophie a favor."

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Of course, Sophie felt differently when she discovered the truth. Her father put in his will that Araminta would receive a stipend every year she housed Sophie. All three daughters were to receive an equal amount for their dowries. Araminta set Posey's dowry at double the amount of Rosamund's because she believed it would be harder for her to find a match. The mother's daughters, Rosamund (Michelle Mao) and Posey (Isabella Wei), were also upset over her decision.

"Seeing them — especially Posy — disagree with her, respond to the situation with their own moral compass, that’s what exposes her. She felt exposed," Leung said.

But did that make the mother feel remorseful? Can fans expect to see a different side of her if she returns? "The way I played that final scene is that there’s something like hope, or the beginning of remorse — amplified by Sophie, who comes to her not with anger but with genuine calm and kindness," she answered.

Bridgerton Season 4 can be streamed in full on Netflix.