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Halle Berry Stuns in Braless Lace Look Ahead of Turning 60 New

Halle Berry Stuns in Braless Lace Look Ahead of Turning 60

Halle Berry has only gotten better with time. Berry, 59, took to Instagram one day before her milestone 60th birthday to show off her curves while going braless underneath a sultry robe. In the pic, which she shared via Instagram on Thursday, August 13, she wore her patterned robe untied and exposed her cleavage. Berry’s piece featured a sheer lace hem and red florals. The actress added a touch of glamour to her look with a Cartier Love bracelet, a diamond wristlet, silver hoops and black shades. Berry went makeup-free in the pic and wore her curly hair down and slightly wet from a shower. “Today….don’t give a f***!” she captioned the post. Her fans complimented her in the comments section. “What a gorgeous upcoming Bday Queen! ������������ The most stunning in the whole wide world, in fact!” one gushed, while another added, “Absolutely gorgeous ��.” A third commented, “Yeaaaa!! Birthday behavior! ��♌️��.” Berry previously opened up to The Cut in February about turning 60. “You get to this age where you feel like you’re being marginalized, devalued,” she said. “You feel it at work. You feel it from society.” She continued, “But I have adamantly decided I am not going to allow myself to be erased. That’s why I’m on my menopause mission. I’m going to be louder than I have ever been.” Berry went on to say that she feels “empowered” to focus on “women’s health.” “I’m almost 60,” she added. “Fighting for women’s health feels like a formidable cause for my second act … I can’t think of a better way to spend the next chapter of my life.” Berry celebrated her upcoming birthday earlier this month while rocking a crochet dress. Underneath, she ditched her bra and wore black underwear. “60 here I come,” she captioned the pic.

Aug 14, 2026
Tragic Vacation: Great-Grandfather's Life Cut Short by Falling Rock in National Park New

Tragic Vacation: Great-Grandfather's Life Cut Short by Falling Rock in National Park

A Missouri great-grandfather was killed in front of his wife of 50 years by a 45-pound rock that crashed through the Jeep they were riding in while on vacation.Rex Schowengerdt, 73, was struck by the rock that fell from Glacier National Park in Montana on July 11, suffering a “catastrophic” brain injury before he died five days later, his family said on GoFundMe.“It wasn’t even that big of a rock,” his daughter Amy Prince told the Flathead Beacon.Rex Schowengerdt with his arm around his wife of 50 years Chris. GoFundMe“There’s nothing that could have stopped that rock from falling. It was a freak, horrible thing.”Schowengerdt — a father of two, grandfather of five and great-granfather of two — was sitting next to his wife, Chris, in the back of the Jeep and “slumped” into her once struck, their daughter said.“Mom said when she looked over, dad had a smile on his face,” she said of her dad’s joy at his vacation.“It hurt initially to hear, but it kind of brings peace to me as well in a way because Dad was where he wanted to be and he was happy and I know even before he left, he was happy.”The retired couple had driven more than 1,300 miles from Kansas City, Missouri, to the tourist attraction he had only visited once before.“Dad was so excited to go back there — even weeks before they were scheduled to go, he was jumping around,” his daughter Amy Prince, a counselor, told the Flathead Beacon.Schowengerdt with his wife Chris, and daughter Amy Prince. GoFundMeSchowengerdt’s sister and brother-in-law had met up with the couple at Glacier National Park, and they drove down Logan Pass – the highest point on the Going-to-the-Sun road, 6,646 feet above sea level — with Schowengerdt in the back of the Jeep, sitting next to his wife, when the 45-pound rock fell.The rock crushed Schowengerdt’s skull and pushed the bone into his brain stem. He was airlifted to a hospital and was put into intensive care, where he died five days after the accident.The outdoors enthusiast died the day before organ donation surgery was about to take place, Prince revealed.He was excited to visit Glacier National Park in Montana. ricktravel – stock.adobe.com“In the end, his eyes and tissues were able to be donated, and my mom later received a letter from World Vision sharing that his donation saved the vision of two people,” she said.“That brought a small measure of comfort in the middle of so much heartbreak.” Schowengerdt was cremated because the costs of moving his body from Montana to Missouri were too high. A celebration of life is set to be held Friday.“I don’t want Dad forgotten, and I don’t want his life to be meaningless,” Prince said.“He was a valuable person. For my kids, that was Grandpa. For me and my brother, that’s Dad. And for my mom, that’s her husband of 50 years.” Schowengerdt’s death was the first fatality on the 50-mile route since 2019 when a 14-year-old Utah girl died when rocks shattered the rear windshield and top of the car she was traveling in.The tragedy came almost 21 years after one of Prince’s children nearly died in a crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.The car they were traveling in flipped several times, she revealed.

Aug 14, 2026
Lindsay Clancy's Shocking Search History Unveiled During Trial New

Lindsay Clancy's Shocking Search History Unveiled During Trial

Lindsay Clancy’s search history was discussed during her murder trial, and it was revealed she looked up “can you treat a sociopath” before she killed her three kids. During the trial on Thursday, August 13, Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Timothy Chiappini took the witness stand after he was tasked to extract data from Clancy’s phone. Clancy, 36, is on trial for killing her kids Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and 8-month-old Callan in January 2023. During his testimony, Chiappini read contents from Clancy’s search history, text messages and notes from her phone, according to the Associated Press. He read the one search about a “sociopath” from January 23, 2023, which was just four days before the kids were killed. Chiappini also read notes he found on Clancy’s phone, in which she detailed her struggles and personal affirmations. He went on to read a text exchange between Clancy and her then-husband, Patrick Clancy, about ordering takeout, which was sent on the day that the children were killed. Chiappini was also cross-examined by Lindsay’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, who asked him about the large volume of data that was pulled from her phone. Reddington asked Chiappini is he recalled looking for searches related to suicide, though he said he did not recall. However, Chiappini did say he found a search from Lindsay’s phone about “hallucinations” that was made just days before the killings. Lindsay pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges, though she has admitted to killing her kids. Her defense has argued that she was not criminally responsible for the murders because she was overmedicated and experiencing extreme postpartum psychosis when the murders occurred. Meanwhile, prosecutors argued that Lindsay was aware of what she was doing at the time her children died. Prosecution also pointed out that Lindsay attempted suicide by jumping out of the second story of her home after she strangled her kids, which they argued implied that the killings may have been intentional. If Lindsay is found not criminally responsible for the killings, she will likely be sent to a state mental health facility in Massachusetts. If she is found guilty of first-degree murder, she can be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. If you or someone you know is pregnant or just had a baby and is in crisis, help is available. Call or text the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline for free, confidential support 24/7 in English and Spanish at 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262). If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org.

Aug 14, 2026
Nicole Kidman's Surprising Confession About Her Marriage to Tom Cruise New

Nicole Kidman's Surprising Confession About Her Marriage to Tom Cruise

Nicole Kidman admitted she prioritized her relationship with Tom Cruise over her career when they got married 35 years ago.“Yeah, I got married so young,” Kidman told British Vogue in an interview published Thursday, recalling that she “suddenly was 23 years old” with a “huge movie star husband.”But Kidman, now 59, said that “just seemed completely natural” at the time.Nicole Kidman (seen here on the cover of British Vogue) made rare comments about ex-husband Tom Cruise in her interview with the outlet. Venetia ScottKidman (pictured above) admitted she was willing to throw her “career away” when she married Cruise at age 23. Venetia ScottBut Kidman said their relationship “seemed completely natural” at the time. Venetia Scott“We just fell madly in love and it was that simple,” she explained of the former couple. “I remember people saying to me, ‘OK, well this is really going to affect your career.’ I’m like, ‘I don’t care. I’m in love. I want to be married.’”The Oscar winner continued, “Then, I was his ‘wife’ and they were like, ‘See, we told you.’ I’m like, ‘So what? I wasn’t meant to marry the man I love? Of course I’ll throw my career away. I don’t care.'”Kidman and Cruise, now 64, met on the set of “Days of Thunder” and got married a year later on Christmas Eve in 1990. They got divorced in 2001.The “Eyes Wide Shut” co-stars adopted daughter Isabella in 1992 and son Connor in 1995.“I wasn’t meant to marry the man I love? Of course I’ll throw my career away. I don’t care,” Kidman remembered thinking at the time. FilmMagicKidman and Cruise (seen above in 1999) were married from 1990 to 2001. Leonardo CendamoKidman previously explained that she was “so impulsive and naive” when she got married to Cruise in her early 20s. “I was reeling with Tom. I would have gone to the ends of the earth for him,” she said in a 2012 interview with DuJour.Kidman experienced major career success following their divorce, scoring a major hit with the critically acclaimed “Moulin Rouge!” She later admitted she threw herself into work following the tumultuous period in her personal life.“I wasn’t able to handle the reality of my life,” she shared at the 2015 Women in the World summit. “And as an actor, you have this wonderful thing where you can go and get lost in somebody else’s life and become somebody else for a period of time.”The exes adopted daughter Isabella and son Connor (all seen above in in 1996) before their divorce Getty ImagesKidman told British Vogue she and Cruise (seen here in 2000) “fell madly in love and it was that simple.” Getty ImagesKidman found love again with Keith Urban, whom she married in 2006 after a quick engagement. They welcomed daughters Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret in 2008 and 2010, respectively.The actress and the country singer separated last year after nearly two decades of marriage. They finalized their divorce in January.In her British Vogue interview, Kidman compared her two divorces, admitting that things aren’t easier the second time around.After their divorce, Cruise (pictured above with Kidman in 1992) was married to Katie Holmes from 2006 to 2012. Getty ImagesKidman, meanwhile, was married to Keith Urban (both pictured above at the 60th Academy of Country Music Awards) from 2006 to 2025. Getty Images for ACM“It’s all new,” she shared. “Every time!”Kidman also said she’s more accustomed to the attention on her personal life now than when she was with Cruise. “Strangely enough, I feel comfortable. Is that weird? That’s so weird,” she told the outlet. “But you have to remember literally, because of who I married at such a young age, I was thrust into it since I was 22.”Kidman (seen here with Urban, their two daughters and their niece) told British Vogue that getting divorced again isn’t easier. FilmMagicBut Kidman (seen here with Urban) said she’s more “comfortable” now with the spotlight on her personal life. nicolekidman/InstagramElsewhere in the interview, the “Big Little Lies” star noted that she “didn’t expect” her latest life twist, “but this is what it is now.”“You make all these plans and you have all these ideas of what it’s all going to be like and then it’s … not. You have to adjust. You adapt,” she said.Kidman, who is rumored to be dating private equity investor Michael Reinstein, also confirmed she’s “embracing love” in this chapter of her life. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. 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Aug 14, 2026
Zohran Mamdani's Tax Drama: The Surprising Court Ruling Fueling Tensions New

Zohran Mamdani's Tax Drama: The Surprising Court Ruling Fueling Tensions

The pause is on pause.Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s stumbling pied-à-terre tax rollout is back in effect after a surprise appeals court ruling on Thursday — but the fight isn’t over yet.The appellate court decision only temporarily lifts a restraining order on the tax issued by a lower court on Monday, allowing City Hall to continue with the botched rollout until the full appeals panel considers the case. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s stumbling pied-à-terre tax is back in effect after a surprise appeals court ruling on Thursday — but the fight isn’t over yet. X/SaraEisenAssociate Justice Philip Hom of the Brooklyn Appellate Division signed the  order.Here’s the latest drama on Zohran Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax rollout: Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax unpaused after surprise ruling — but legal showdown isn’t over yet Manhattan rents reach all-time high of $6,655/month amid Mamdani’s rent freeze and pied-a-terre tax threat Hochul tries to distance herself from Mamdani’s bungled rollout of her pied-à-terre tax — and it could haunt her: insiders Meet the NYers fighting Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax in court: ‘The city botched this’ Trump rips Hochul, Mamdani pied-à-terre tax as ‘amateur hour’ that’ll ‘ruin’ NYC In opposition papers filed Thursday in the appeal case, former first deputy mayor Randy Mastro — representing three peeved city homeowners suing the city over the rollout — called the Mamdani administration’s attempted end-run to keep implementing the tax is “an astonishing display of chutzpah.” Former first deputy mayor Randy Mastro — representing three peeved city homeowners suing the city over the rollout — called the Mamdani administration’s attempted end-run to keep implementing the tax is “an astonishing display of chutzpah.” Luiz C. Ribeiro for NY PostThe city, he added, is “compounding their illegal conduct by going to extraordinary lengths to avoid a three-week pause in their harassment campaign of New York City homeowners, all done in their zeal to impose a Surcharge that does not have to be invoiced until November 15, 2026 and collected until January.”This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

Aug 13, 2026
Jen Hamilton's Bold Revelation: Navigating Love and Betrayal After Separation New

Jen Hamilton's Bold Revelation: Navigating Love and Betrayal After Separation

Influencer Jen Hamilton is opening up about her mindset on dating after her separation from estranged husband Brian Hamilton. Jen, 35, claimed in a Thursday, August 13, profile for The Cut that Brian had already moved on, quipping that it was “not to employment,” and explained that she was not in a rush to be in a relationship. “Right now, I’m of the belief that all men should start out in jail and earn their way out,” she said. “I hate that I need a wiener in my life. Can I please be gay? I wish I could fix that, but I’m gonna need a software update or something because it just don’t work out for me like that.” In June, Jen shared that she and Brian were splitting after 14 years of marriage. The pair share two sons. “Yes, we are separating. This comes with enormous pain for the both of us but also gratitude for the 15 years of shared history, love, and friendship,” a joint statement read at the time. “What we are committed to is loving each other well through this transition and placing the wellbeing of the family we created at the center.” Jen has since claimed that Brian was leading a “double life” and had been unfaithful. In her profile for The Cut, Jen alleged that she and Brian had briefly separated after he previously had an affair but had reconciled. “He did all this stuff to make me feel like he had changed,” she said. In the recent affair, Jen alleged that the other woman had called her. (Brian has not publicly addressed the allegations. Us reached out for comment.) “I knew about you. He talked about you all the time,” Jen recalled of the other woman’s comments. “I just didn’t know you had so many followers.” While recalling the moment, Jen alleged that the call with the other woman “pissed [her] off” and partially led her to go public with her story. She went on to claim that she found a secret TikTok account Brian had used to message other women. “Which, bold, because that’s where I live. That’s my neck of the woods,” she said. Jen, whose book Birth Vibes: Stories and Strategies for an Empowered Birth reached New York Times best-seller list, shared that she’s working on the proposal for a memoir. “It’s going to be about this season of my life, for sure,” she said, “because it can’t not be.”

Aug 13, 2026
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Faces Backlash Over Egg-Freezing Decision New

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Faces Backlash Over Egg-Freezing Decision

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is shutting down the haters over her decision to freeze her eggs. During an Instagram Story Q&A on Wednesday, August 12, Ocasio-Cortez, 38, received a supportive message in which an unknown follower hoped the politician could “ignore the idiotic Republican men saying dumb things” about her. “They hate me ‘cause they ain’t me, and they can’t ever be me,” Ocasio-Cortez quipped in a video shared via her Instagram Stories, flashing a smile to the camera. The New York congressman announced earlier this month that she recently began the process to freeze her eggs. As Ocasio-Cortez planned to document the journey via social media, she was met with an onslaught of criticism about her career aspirations, her age and more. She further addressed the commentary on Wednesday, answering another user’s question about whether she was still “young enough to have kids traditionally.” “The answer is yes, and also my biology does support that. One aspect to egg-freezing in this process that, I think, really is under-discussed is that a lot of people don’t freeze their eggs for their first child,” she stated. “They may freeze their eggs for their second child or even a third child. People may want to space their kids out, people may want to start and have their first kid a little bit later. If they decide later that they want a second kid and they try and it’s a little challenging, they can turn to banked eggs.” As for Ocasio-Cortez, she recently shared that she had her own reasons for starting the egg-freezing process. “Usually, I keep my private life quite private, but I have made the decision to start freezing my eggs,” Ocasio-Cortez said in a Saturday, August 8, social media upload. “I want to share this because I was weighing it for a very long time, and I think that I was saving for it for a very long time and there just isn’t a ton out there [about it], I feel.” She continued at the time, “Sometimes it can feel very daunting, and as women in general, we are not taught about our bodies, we are not prepared for our own lives whether that is in puberty, whether that is in pregnancy, whether that is in perimenopause [or] menopause, whether that is in so many different aspects of our lives, whether that is if you have a condition like PCOS, whether you want to plan to have a family or you don’t plan to have children, biologically or what have you.” Ocasio-Cortez, who reportedly ended her engagement from college sweetheart Riley Roberts earlier this year, stressed that she decided to freeze her eggs to “feel more in control” of her life.

Aug 13, 2026
USS Abraham Lincoln's Alarming Conditions: What Sailors Are Enduring at Sea New

USS Abraham Lincoln's Alarming Conditions: What Sailors Are Enduring at Sea

Military families and lawmakers are sounding the alarm over a growing mental health crisis aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln as the warship reaches its ninth month at sea. The aircraft carrier and its crew of 5,000 sailors and Marines have spent a record-breaking 250 consecutive days without making land during their deployment tied to the war with Iran. Reports from military outlets including The Navy Times and Stars and Stripes indicate that conditions aboard the ship have reached a breaking point. The USS Abraham Lincoln. Credit: Stocktrek Images / Getty Thwarted suicide attempts have been reported, with multiple sailors attempting to jump overboard during the extended deployment. Spouses voiced deep anxieties during a town hall meeting in San Diego, where one wife shared that her husband texted her saying, "he hopes he doesn’t wake up tomorrow". Pictures shared by service members and their families reveal unappetizing, small portions being served on board. One image of a dinner on the USS Abraham Lincoln showed a small handful of boiled carrots, a dry meat patty, and a gray slab of processed meat. Other accounts described meals consisting of half a cup of rice and two tortillas, alongside broken infrastructure such as moldy showers, non-functioning toilets, and long stretches without hot water. Mail delivery suspensions leave care packages stranded To support struggling service members, families and community groups packed boxes with fresh socks, hygiene products, and food. However, the U.S. Postal Service indefinitely suspended mail delivery to 27 military ZIP codes in the region due to war conditions and airspace closures. Packages sent weeks ago remain stuck in transit facilities without reaching the crew. Maj. Travis Shaw, an Army spokesperson, told USA Today that the suspension is "in effect until further notice," adding that "Resumption of mail service is contingent upon the reopening of airspace by civil authorities, and the area commander’s evaluation of regional transportation and distribution stability." Officials clash over conditions aboard the warship Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed the accounts of poor conditions as "more fake news". Navy officials stated that "current reports from the ship confirm continuous access to clean water, functional AC and healthy meal options," while noting that counselors and chaplains are available on board. However, lawmakers pushed back sharply against the official response. Rep. Mike Levin criticized the administration, stating, "These men and women signed up to serve their country. The least their country owes them is hot water, a working toilet and a real meal. Hegseth cannot even manage that, and he has the nerve to look their families in the eye and call them liars." Featured image credit: Stocktrek Images / Getty

Aug 13, 2026
Nicole Kidman's Honest Reflection on Her Marriage to Tom Cruise New

Nicole Kidman's Honest Reflection on Her Marriage to Tom Cruise

Nicole Kidman is looking back at her whirlwind marriage to ex-husband Tom Cruise. “Yeah, I got married so young,” Kidman, 59, admitted to British Vogue in a profile published Thursday, August 13. “Suddenly, I was 22, 23 years old and I had this huge movie star husband, but it just seemed completely natural.” Kidman met Cruise, 64, on the set of 1990’s Days of Thunder, getting married later that year. The two actors, who share two children, ultimately divorced in 2001. “We just fell madly in love and it was that simple. I remember people saying to me, ‘OK, well this is really going to affect your career,’” Kidman recalled to British Vogue. “I’m like, ‘I don’t care. I’m in love. I want to be married.’ Then, I was his ‘wife’ and they were like, ‘See, we told you.’ I’m like, ‘So what? I wasn’t meant to marry the man I love? Of course I’ll throw my career away. I don’t care.’” In the years after divorcing Cruise, Kidman enjoyed a thriving Hollywood career and, in her personal life, moved on with country singer Keith Urban. The Practical Magic 2 star and Urban, 58, were married for 19 years before they separated in 2025. Kidman and Urban, who share two daughters, finalized their divorce in January. Without going into details of the split, Kidman hinted to the British outlet that she was still processing her new normal. “I’ve approached my whole life like that,” the actress said, noting that she tends to maintain a “feelings-first” approach. “That’s just who I am. I don’t overthink things and I’m probably not that analytical. I’m far more feeling-centred and I lead with my heart. I just go, ‘OK, what do I feel here? I’ll give it a go.’ It throws people, because I think they think I’ll be far more measured and I’m not.” She continued, “I can still approach things intellectually, but my desire is not to be ruled by my head. I’ve always wanted to live a well-examined life, so what does that entail? Trying things, making mistakes, failing, getting back up, moving on, embracing love, staying open, keeping the heart open and the possibilities.” Kidman further acknowledged that she “didn’t expect” to divorce Urban, though she’s ready to embrace a new future. “I had a different view of what my life was going to be, but this is what it is now,” she said. “You make all these plans and you have all these ideas of what it’s all going to be like and then it’s … not. You have to adjust. You adapt. The future, it’s completely unknown to me right now.” As for Cruise, he was married to actress Katie Holmes from 2006 to 2012.

Aug 13, 2026
Jamie Komoroski's Jailhouse Call: The Shocking Words from Her Father

Jamie Komoroski's Jailhouse Call: The Shocking Words from Her Father

Jamie Komoroski’s dad sympathized with his daughter in a jailhouse call where she whined about being locked away “so long” for drunkenly mowing down a bride on her wedding day, newly released video shows.Komoroski, then 25, sobbed in a call with her dad Charles in May 2023, a month on from the smash in Folly Beach, South Carolina that killed new bride Samantha Hutchinson, 34, and injured her husband, Aric.“I still just don’t know why this had to happen to me,” Komoroski complained in a video of the jailhouse call seen by KSLA.Jamie Komoroski sobbed in a jailhouse call with her father. “Because bad things happen to good people, honey,” her dad sympathized while calmly puffing on a cigar, without addressing the cause of his daughter’s arrest.“It’s just something that happened to you, and we are going to deal with it as best as we can, okay,” he said, trying to reassure his daughter.The killer driver further complained about being a victim, saying, “I just can’t believe this happened to me. Why me, Dad, why me?”Later in the call, Komoroski bizarrely attacked the media and expressed fears about backlash potentially coming her way following her release from custody.“That’s just, like, makes me scared that the media is so involved in it,” she said. “Why are they so involved in it?”Charles claimed it was because her case “sold newspapers,” but Komoroski just complained even more. “But that’s not going to help me like, Oh my God. It’s going to be so bad when I get out. Everybody’s going to be so mean to me,’ she said.Komoroski’s dad tried to reassure her on the call. Charleston County Sheriff's OfficeKomoroski was behind the wheel of a Toyota rental car when she smashed into a golf cart carrying Samantha Hutchinson and her husband Aric. GoFundMeKomoroski sobbed as her dad warned, “You got to get tough.”“I’m just scared, dad,” she said. “I don’t want to go away for so, so long.”“Well, listen, we’re doing everything we can,” he said, desperately trying to ease her concerns.Komoroski was sentenced to 25 years in prison in December 2024 after pleading guilty to felony DUI, two counts of DUI causing great bodily injury or death and reckless homicide.Komoroski was defiant while in custody following her initial arrest. She was driving her Toyota rental car at 65mph when she smashed into the golf cart carrying newlywed couple Samantha and Aric.Samantha, 34, was flung from the cart and was pronounced dead at the scene. Aric, 36, was hospitalized with facial injuries.A defiant Komoroski refused to follow police instructions at the scene and moaned that cops didn’t grant her a call to her father while in custody following her initial arrest.“I just wanna like, get this over with and go home,” she told one cop.She also asked, “What did I do?” refusing to acknowledge the severity of the crash.She refused to provide a breath sample – despite being arrested on allegations of DUI.Komoroski was later found with a blood alcohol content of 0.261% – more than three times the legal limit of 0.08 in South Carolina.

Aug 13, 2026
Why Chris Watts' New Relationship Is Raising Eyebrows

Why Chris Watts' New Relationship Is Raising Eyebrows

Chris Watts found love behind bars while serving five consecutive life sentences after he admitted to killing his pregnant wife, Shanann Watts, and their two daughters in 2018. Chris’ new girlfriend, Lizzie Henderson, revealed their romance in August 2026, and shared that things are so serious between them that they’re planning to wed in a prison ceremony. Following the major relationship update, Us breaks down everything to know about Henderson, what she does for work and her romance with Chris. Who Is Chris Watts’ New Girlfriend Lizzie Henderson? Henderson has not shared much about her personal life, but she did reveal she works as a licensed realtor. While she previously lived in Ohio, she relocated to Wisconsin to be closer to Chris as he serves his sentence at Dodge Correctional Institution in Waupun. It’s not currently known when she moved states, but her Zillow profile states that she has one year of experience working as a realtor in Wisconsin. Inside Chris Watts and Lizzie Henderson’s Romance While speaking to the Daily Mail in August 2026, Henderson confirmed that she was in a relationship with Chris and admitted that she knew some people may view their romance as “weird.” Henderson also told the outlet that Chris is now a born-again Christian, though she did not disclose any details about how they met or when their relationship turned romantic. “How things began is between me, him and God,” she teased. Henderson seems to be serious about having a future with Chris, and she even applied to legally change her name to Lizzie Watts in September 2025, according to court documents seen by the Daily Mail. She acknowledged that she is aware of Chris’ crimes, and she said that he “knows how I feel.” She went on to say that she didn’t “know all the people involved, but I would want to respect them.” While Henderson is not physically allowed to live with Chris, she revealed she visited him 20 times in 2025 and they even spent Christmas Day together in 2024. Chris Watts and Lizzie Henderson Are Planning to Get Married The couple sparked marriage rumors when Henderson was photographed wearing a ring on her wedding finger. Meanwhile, her former stepfather told the Daily Mail that the couple submitted a marriage request to prison officials. Additionally, Henderson and Chris were spotted kissing just one day after the seventh anniversary of when he killed his wife and kids. The couple has been spotted packing on the PDA, and prison visitor Lisa Johnson told the Daily Mail that she saw Chris and Henderson making out during a visit in August 2025. Johnson said that Chris was holding a Bible as he spoke to Henderson, while Henderson appeared “googly-eyed” and seemed “really excited to take a picture with him.” She added that Chris and Henderson “hugged their whole ten seconds while they were kissing” goodbye. DCI protocols prohibit physical contact between prisoners and loved ones until the end of the visit, and they are only allowed to embrace for 10 seconds while saying goodbye. Additionally, conjugal visits are not at the prison. Why Is Chris Watts in Prison? Chris was convicted of killing Shanann and their daughters, Bella and Celeste, in August 2018. He eventually pleaded guilty to the murders in November 2018, and he was sentenced to serve five consecutive life sentences.

Aug 13, 2026
Lindsay Clancy's Disturbing Messages: What She Revealed Before Tragedy

Lindsay Clancy's Disturbing Messages: What She Revealed Before Tragedy

Lindsay Clancy’s chilling messages to a nurse practitioner in the weeks before she strangled her three young kids and tried to kill herself were reavealed this week during her murder trial. Clancy, then 32, sent nurse practitioner Rebecca Jollotta a string of messages in early December, describing that she was overwhelmed by intrusive thoughts, concerned she could be addicted to an anxiety medication, and disturbed that she was “completely numb.”“I feel like I’m going to die and I don’t care,” the Massachusetts mother of three messaged Jollotta, who works at South Shore Hospital’s Perinatal Behavioral Clinic, on MyChart on Dec. 2, 2022.Lindsay Clancy sent nurse practitioner Rebecca Jollotta a string of concerning messages about her feelings of numbness and intrusive thoughts leading up to her killing her three children. Mark Stockwell / Pool via REUTERS“I have never felt anything like this before,” Clancy added, the Daily Mail reported.Jollotta responded, telling Clancy that intrusive thoughts were “quite common” in women suffering from postpartum depression. “They mean nothing about you as a mother,” Jollotta maintained. Just over a month later, on Jan. 24, 2023, Clancy murdered her kids Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, who was 8 months old, with exercise bands before she slit her wrists and throat and threw herself from the second story of her Duxbury, Mass., home, leaving her partially paralyzed.Rebecca Jollotta, a psychiatric nurse practitioner who was involved in Lindsay Clancy’s treatment, testifies at Clancy’s murder trial in Plymouth, Mass., on Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2026. via REUTERSJollotta treated Clancy from Nov. 29, 2022 to Dec. 13, 2022, after a colleague left the clinic and transferred her to her care. During that time, Jollotta prescribed her a slew of powerful psychiatric medications.A day after starting treatment with Jollotta, on Nov. 30, Clancy messaged the healthcare provider stating, “What I’m really feeling is I cannot go on this way,” the outlet reported. Later that day, Clancy asked Jollotta if they could call, but the nurse practitioner testified at her murder trial that she was too busy seeing other patients and had a more junior member of her staff call her instead. Over the next two days, Clancy, a former labor and delivery nurse, started describing her intrusive thoughts and concerns about her overall treatment plan and medications. “It’s just a very scary stressful time for me, and starting new meds with side effects is very scary to me,” she wrote.Lindsay and Patrick Clancy pose with their children Cora, 6, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8 months, in the fall of 2022. Plymouth Superior CourtClancy continued on Dec. 2, writing, “I took the Remeron,” referring to an antidepressant used for insomnia. “I woke up at 12:15 and had intrusive thoughts – of wanting it all to be over.”Clancy then pressed Jollotta about whether she could be addicted to the anxiety drug Ativan — stating she did not feel she was “being heard that that is a possibility.”“I really need to explore the option that I am addicted to Ativan,” Clancy said. “I feel addicted to it, and I feel like I’m not being heard that that is a possibility,” she wrote, per the outlet.“I feel like we are throwing all these different meds at my insomnia when the root cause is Ativan dependence. I don’t feel any of the anxious thoughts I had before.”“I feel completely numb,” she said. “I feel like I’m going to die, and I don’t care. What do I do about this?”Jollotta treated Clancy from Nov. 29 to Dec. 13, 2022, after a colleague left the clinic and transferred her to her care. AP Photo/Michael CaseyJollotta testified in court that she did not believe the mom was addicted to the medications and that the string of comments showed she was experiencing suicidal ideation. Clancy, now 36, called Jollotta on Dec. 15, 2022, with her then-husband, Patrick Clancy, to report she was having such dark thoughts and that they would likely go to the emergency department of Mass General Hospital — with the pair referring to it as the “worst day for Lindsay.”She was having “persistent and intrusive thoughts of suicide,” but she had “no active plan” to harm herself, Jollotta said, reading from her notes about the phone call.Clancy did go to the emergency room that day and ended up opting out of checking into mental institution McLean Hospital, deciding instead to join an outpatient program at Women and Infants Hospital in Rhode Island, Jollotta said.The nurse practitioner had “strongly, strongly” recommended that Clancy check into Women and Infants in a Dec. 12, 2022 MyChart message to the struggling postpartum mom, the jury learned.But when Clancy went to the Rhode Island facility on Dec. 20, 2022, they turned her away because they thought she might have been taking too many prescription medications, according to Clancy’s lawyer, Kevin Reddington.Clancy has been charged with strangling her two children to death and attempting to kill her 8-month-old baby before trying to take her own life. lind.say.969/Facebook“Did you know that, in fact, they wouldn’t accept her because of their concern she had been overmedicated on drugs?” Reddington said to Jollotta during cross-examination.“I can’t speak to that,” the nurse practitioner responded, noting she wasn’t affiliated with the other hospital.Women and Infants recommended that Clancy enter a general mental health facility like McLean, rather than the hospital that specialized in postpartum care, Clancy told Jollotta over MyChart the next day on Dec. 21, 2022.Jollotta previously met with Clancy and Patrick in person during a Dec. 6, 2022, visit and raised the possibility that Clancy could have bipolar disorder, she testified.Here’s the latest on Lindsay Clancy’s trial for allegedly murdering her three children: Lindsay Clancy’s haunting messages to nurse revealed weeks before she killed her 3 kids Lindsay Clancy erupts into sobs, yells as medical examiner testifies about autopsy of her daughter: ‘I can’t do this!’ Lindsay Clancy begged crisis line for help twice — but was turned away Lindsay Clancy’s ‘worst day’ revealed weeks before she killed her 3 kids: ‘Persistent and intrusive thoughts of suicide’ “I recall Patrick saying, ‘My wife is not bipolar,’” Jollotta said.Jollotta explained that she suspected bipolar disorder because of Clancy’s intense reactions to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors like Zoloft and Prozac – a common side effect for people with bipolar disorder.The lack of sleep with no fatigue could be a symptom of a manic episode, Jollotta said. The nurse practitioner said she thought Clancy’s contradictory symptoms suggested she might be in a “mixed manic, hypomanic state.” Still, Jollotta never had concerns Clancy was in psychosis, she testified.Clancy also confessed in her journal that she was deeply struggling with postpartum depression, anxiety, insomnia, and being wracked with guilt over how she was raising 8-month-old Callan.She wrote in the diary that she had “horrible PTSD from sleep training Callan” and felt terrible that she had to stop breastfeeding him, according to excerpts of the journal read to a jury.

Aug 13, 2026