Rachel Zoe To Join ‘The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills' Season 15 Cast In Return To Bravo
The stylist is the newest addition to RHOBH in the long-running reality series.
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Zoe is not a new personality to Bravo as she starred in The Rachel Zoe Project for five seasons on the network. The reality series premiered in 2008 and ended in 2013 after 38 episodes.
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- Los Angeles Times
Brandi Glanville suffers facial burns after Nair experiment goes awry
An experiment intended to rid 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' alum Brandi Glanville of a facial parasite left the former reality TV star with chemical burns. In a short video posted to TikTok on Sunday, Glanville, 52, said that she decided to use Nair to try to eradicate the parasite. However, the popular hair removal product aggravated her skin, leaving her with apparent chemical burns. 'I know I look attractive,' she joked. 'Good news, you don't have to spend a lot of money on peels and lasers anymore.' During the clip, she referred to the parasite as 'Caroline,' a possible reference to her 'Real Housewives' rival Caroline Manzo. In January 2023, Manzo accused Glanville of sexual assault during filming. This led to both of them departing the Morocco set of 'The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip.' That was also where Glanville previously said she might have contracted the parasite. Glanville has denied all claims Manzo has made against her, calling them absurd, Page Six reports. In her TikTok video, Glanville claims the Nair successfully moved the parasite ('Caroline') to a different part of her face upon application. 'Nair is the fountain of youth, I figured it out,' she said. 'But I overdid it … seven minutes, don't do it.' The first time Glanville shared information regarding the parasite, she claimed that she had consulted 'every doctor under the sun' but to no avail. The mysterious condition was said to have left her with frequent facial swelling and missing teeth. She told ET in December 2024 that she'd suspected a parasite had made its way into her system after the filming in Morocco. 'We had food sitting out for hours on end, and some of it was meat,' she said, adding that medical complications began six months later. Glanville claimed that she had since spent more than $70,000 on noninvasive procedures to pinpoint exactly what was going on. Notably, she was on IV antibiotics that alleviated swelling but proved to be too expensive. 'I've been on meds this whole year. I don't socialize. I don't go out,' she said at the time.
Yahoo
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- Yahoo
'Below Deck''s Captain Kerry Says Viewers Only Saw 'a Short Part' of Charter Guest's Meltdown: 'It Was Very Intense' (Exclusive)
"We could only put so much into a 45-minute episode," Captain Kerry tells PEOPLENEED TO KNOW Below Deck star Captain Kerry Titheradge opens up about charter guest Kelly's meltdown that saw her removed from the mega-yacht Titheradge looks back on the incident in a new interview, telling PEOPLE exclusively that it's the "craziest experience" he's had as a captain Below Deck airs Monday at 8 p.m. ET on BravoThis week's episode of Below Deck continues the epic meltdown of charter guest Kelly, and Captain Kerry Titheradge is breaking down all the drama. Last week, viewers saw Kelly get so drunk and confrontational with Titheradge and his crew that it got to the point where police had to be called to step in and remove Kelly from the mega-yacht. Titheradge tells PEOPLE exclusively that viewers only get to see "a short part" of the altercation. "We could only put so much into a 45-minute episode," Titheradge says of the incident. "But it was very, very, very intense for everybody in the vessel." Titheradge calls the Kelly situation the "craziest experience" he's had as a captain. Titheradge says he "had concerns" as soon as Kelly boarded the yacht with her friends. "Her energy was intense," he recalls, adding that after being in the business as long as he has, you tend to figure out quickly "who to watch out for." As Kelly continued drinking with her friends, Titheradge says he "could hear how she was being belligerent" and, after making his own assessment of the situation, decided to cut her off from alcohol "not to punish her, but to protect her and everyone else." "It's such a hard thing to do at first because you don't want to be a party pooper, right? But it's about safety," Titheradge continues. "Her enjoyment is secondary to her safety." He explains that he instructed his crew to offer Kelly sparkling water as an alternative so as not to "embarrass" her in front of her friends, but she "refused" that option. Things took a turn for the worst when Kelly requested to go out on the banana boat and, ignoring Titheradge's request for her to wear a life jacket, jumped into the water without one in an act of defiance. After pulling Kelly out of the water, Titheradge and his crew attempted to get a handle on the situation as Kelly grew increasingly more aggressive with them. Titheradge says he has "absolutely" never had a charter guest get aggressive with him or his crew like this before. "I was trying to physically stop her from getting in the water, at first using my body to block her, but then she'd try to get past me," he remembers. "I asked the crew to move up. They kind of made a wall so she couldn't get past us to get her into a safer area of the vessel." Titheradge says he is "just very impressed" with how his crew handled the tense situation. Titheradge says the decision to get police involved was one he didn't take lightly. He says he made the call because he didn't see things improving despite many attempts to quell the situation. "She couldn't stay with us. We weren't the place for her to get better," Titheradge notes. "I tried to give her some time to chill out inside the vessel," he continues. "I had my crew staged at every exit so she couldn't get out of the boat for her own safety, but she just wouldn't calm down." Calling the police for help in a situation like this was a first for Titheradge. "Normally, it's the opposite," he jokes. Normally, I'm in Saint-Tropez and the Bose [speaker] is playing a bit too loud and I'm asking the police to leave us alone. I'm not asking them to come and help us." Titheradge praised the primary charter guest, Helen, for having a "very calming nature" and helping deal with the situation. "When things got to the point where [getting Kelly off the boat] was the only option, I couldn't send her ashore by herself," he reasons. "I mean, that wouldn't be responsible at all, so I asked Helen to go with her." Titheradge also raved about Helen's "sense of empathy" for making her "the right person to ensure Kelly wasn't left alone because she was in such a fragile state." "The next part I'm worried about is when she comes to herself, what will she do when she realizes what she's just done on TV?" he says of what he thought at the time. As seen in this week's episode, Helen rejoins the charter after taking care of Kelly throughout the night. Despite the dramatic situation, Titheradge says he's "got compassion" for Kelly. "I looked at her like a wounded animal," he says. "Mental health is very important to me, and I could see that she just wasn't there. She wasn't herself." Titheradge reveals that "the last thing" he wanted was for Kelly to get arrested, so he approached the "delicate" situation with authorities with that in mind. That, plus the officers spoke French and there were nationalities and jurisdictions to factor into the equation, too. "I really had to impart to them what the situation was because she was a danger to herself more than anybody else," he says. "I gave her plenty of time to cool down — you only saw a short part of that," Titheradge continues. "I didn't want to get the police involved in an incident that was being handled, if you know what I mean." After the dust settled, Titheradge says he has seen Kelly since that fateful day aboard the yacht, "but the incident wasn't discussed." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Below Deck airs Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo. Read the original article on People
USA Today
13 hours ago
- USA Today
Liam Neeson's son reacts to Pamela Anderson relationship rumors
Has Pamela Anderson "taken" Liam Neeson's heart? Andy Cohen, for one, seems convinced. The "Naked Gun" actors made a joint appearance on "Watch What Happens Live" on Sunday, Aug. 3, and near the start of the episode, Cohen pointed out he would not ask the question on everyone's mind lately: "What's going on between the two of you?" Anderson laughed, while Neeson smiled and looked over in the actress' direction. But, amid rumors that Neeson and Anderson's onscreen romance has extended off-screen, the Bravo host noted that all of Neeson's friends "are very much stanning this relationship." Anderson offered an "aww" in reaction to that statement, while Neeson reached out to hold her hand, though neither explicitly confirmed whether they're dating. Cohen also addressed Neeson's son, Daniel Neeson, who was in the audience, after noting that those in the "Taken" actor's orbit approve of the alleged relationship. "Right, Danny?" Cohen asked Daniel, who smiled and confirmed, "Yes." Neeson was married to Natasha Richardson from 1994 until she died in 2009 after a fall while skiing. They shared two sons, Micheál and Daniel. During a "Pillow Talk" segment on "Watch What Happens Live," Anderson and Neeson were asked to name the sweetest thing about one another. She pointed to the fact that he's "so kind and generous," while he cited "her spirit" and noted, "She's a giggler." The actors also both revealed how many times they've been truly in love. "One-and-a-half," Anderson said, while Neeson responded, "I think two." Joely Richardson, sister of Natasha Richardson, gushes over Pamela Anderson, Liam Neeson In response to Cohen's other questions, Neeson said sourdough bread is the best thing that Anderson has cooked for him, while Anderson revealed she "bought him an ax," without elaborating. Neeson stars in the slapstick comedy "The Naked Gun" as Lt. Frank Drebin, while Anderson plays his love interest, Beth Davenport, a woman whose brother is mysteriously murdered. The two actors sparked romance buzz after cozying up at the film's London premiere. They were directly questioned about the rumored romance in an interview on the "Today" show, with host Craig Melvin bluntly asking, "Are you two an item?" The duo played coy, though Neeson said that after he and Anderson met working on the movie, they "discovered we had a lovely, budding chemistry as two actors." Pamela Anderson, Liam Neeson dodge dating rumors on 'Today' show: 'Are you two an item?' Neeson's son isn't the only person expressing support for the pair. After Anderson shared photos of herself and Neeson on Instagram to mark the release of "The Naked Gun," Richardson's sister Joely commented with a series of red heart emojis. Cohen, a close friend of Natasha Richardson's, also recently said on his radio show that a match between Anderson and Neeson "just works." Anderson has had four husbands, including Tommy Lee and Kid Rock. During a game of "Plead the Fifth" on "Watch What Happens Live," where guests can choose one question not to answer, Anderson declined to rank her husbands from favorite to least favorite. In the same segment, Anderson also reacted to Sylvester Stallone denying that he once asked her to be his "No. 1 girl" and offered her a condo and a Porsche, as she said in her 2023 documentary "Pamela, A Love Story." In response to Stallone's denial, the "Baywatch" star shot back, "How could you make that up? I mean, that was pretty specific." After Cohen jokingly asked if Neeson had offered Anderson a Porsche, they both quipped, "Not yet." Contributing: Jay Stahl, Edward Segarra
