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Natasha Singh is known for her work behind the scenes — but the producer is now making headlines after Us Weekly confirmed that she had an affair with T.J. Holmes.

Earlier this month, Holmes, 45, was spotted getting cozy with his GMA3 coanchor Amy Robach. In photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the coworkers were seen on outings outside the office. Holmes and Robach, 49, who are both married to other people, were also photographed on a getaway to Upstate New York.

According to a source, Holmes and Robach’s offscreen romance came after he cheated on wife Marilee Fiebig with Singh. The insider revealed to Us that Holmes had “inappropriate moments” with several ABC coworkers. Robach, for her part, knew about his infidelity and allegedly helped Holmes “cover up an indiscretion” in the past.

“Amy is unlikely to care or be surprised by any more kiss-and-tells that

The winner’s circle! Champions of Netflix’s The Circle have been outsmarting, outcharming and outranking the competition since the show premiered in 2020.

While living in isolation, contestants on the reality competition series communicate with other players via “circle chat” and attempt to get to know each other based on social media profiles. To become a finalist, participants must survive a series of “blockings” while trying to discover who among them is authentic — and who is a catfish.

Frank Grimsley, who became the season 4 winner in May 2022, always knew that he had the chops to be the last player standing.

“I think that I am not like anybody else in this world. I knew that I could not only play the game, I knew that I could win the game. And I felt like I could do that by genuinely just being my authentic self,” the licensed

The hot mic strikes again. Billy Bush reportedly made a vulgar joke about Kendall Jenner’s 2016 Halloween costume when she dressed up as a risqué version of Jessie from Toy Story.

“Kendall goes as Jessie and, believe me, there were a lot of woodies,” the Extra host, 51, quipped in an audio clip from October 2022 that was obtained by The Daily Beast on Friday, January 6. The joke, which was followed by laughter, seemingly alluded to the main character of the iconic children’s film, Woody, played by Tom Hanks.

Telepictures, a division of Warner Bros. that produces Extra, issued a statement to Variety about Bush’s comments on Friday. “As with many forms of production in the entertainment industry, the show’s creative process allows the flexibility to try different jokes and banter. In the end, some material lands on the cutting room floor, including remarks that

It’s not a documentary! Princess Diana’s story line on season 5 of The Crown wasn’t entirely accurate — especially when it came to her Panorama interview, a royal expert exclusively reveals to Us Weekly.

“Look, it’s drama. It’s fiction that’s somewhat based on fact,” royal expert Nick Bullen tells Us of the Netflix series’ latest installment, which premiered in November.

The True Royalty TV editor in chief explains that the Martin Bashir interview, which originally took place with Diana in 1995, wasn’t depicted as truthful as possible on The Crown.

“Virtually all of it was — certainly — sort of widened the mark,” Bullen says of the two-episode arc. “I think they didn’t even go far enough in looking at how Bashir got the interview. I mean, they sort of touched on it, you know, it was incredibly fraudulent what went on there.”

Bye to the bird app. Controversial entrepreneur Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter has led to many polarizing opinions — and many stars’ departures from the social media platform.

“Going forward, any Twitter handles engaging in impersonation without clearly specifying ‘parody’ will be permanently suspended,” the SpaceX founder — who took over the popular site in late October — wrote via Twitter on Sunday, November 6, to much backlash. “Previously, we issued a warning before suspension, but now that we are rolling out widespread verification, there will be no warning. This will be clearly identified as a condition for signing up to Twitter Blue.”

Twitter Blue, itself a divisive new feature, will charge $7.99 per month to users who want to keep their verified blue check mark.

“Any name change at all will cause temporary loss of verified checkmark,” Musk added.

The drama surrounding the Tesla CEO’s new rollout only