Madelyn Cline addressed her short-lived relationship with her ex-boyfriend Pete Davidson.

When asked how it feels to date someone whose love life is constantly followed by the internet, Cline, 26, told Nylon, “The jokes write themselves.”

In the feature released on Monday, September 30, Cline confirmed that she and Davidson, 30, ended their relationship earlier this year.

In September 2023, *Us Weekly* broke the news that Cline and Davidson were romantically involved.

According to a source, the Outer Banks actress and the comedian “grew close fairly quickly” and wanted to stay low-key about their relationship because they “assumed there would be a whole frenzy surrounding” it.

“[Madelyn and Pete] had hoped to remain low-key for a while, especially because Madelyn is a really private person,” the insider said. “But they’ve spent a lot of time together and have built a strong bond in a short period of time.”

The source also reported that the pair had a lot in common, saying, “Pete loves Madelyn’s dry sense of humour which he thinks is adorable because he’s the same way.”

Cardi B provided an update on the treatment of her fibrosis and removal of butt injections.

“In January right after I shot Like What, I went and got surgery,” the 31-year-old rapper shared on an Instagram Live session on Sept. 29, while talking about going under the knife earlier this year to remove more of her fillings, after two years of beginning the process of extraction.

“I got some more butt injections removed because you know it takes rounds to get your butt injections removed, and I also went to fix certain things with my fibrosis.”

The Money emcee’s fillings were biopolymers, a liquid silicone gel which can result in various health problems.

Cardi shared the health update while shedding some light on the surprise of finding out about being pregnant with her third baby, whom she and her estranged husband, Offset welcomed earlier this month.

The Bodak Yellow hitmaker, who is also mom to 6-year-old Kulture and 3-year-old Wave, shared that despite getting two blood tests before her procedure, her pregnancy wasn’t detected. 

Although she was worried that the surgery might cause complications for her baby girl, she happily shared that the birth went “perfectly.”

Leslie Grossman, who portrays the character of Judalon Smyth in Ryan Murphy’s true crime series, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menéndez Story, on Netflix, got candid on what she thinks of meeting the real-life Smyth.

Judalon Smyth is an important character tied to the Menéndez brothers’ case.

She was the mistress of Dr. L. Jerome Oziel, the psychologist who treated Lyle and Erik Menéndez after they murdered their parents. Judalon’s involvement became critical when she reported to the police that the brothers had confessed to the killings during their therapy sessions.

Her actions and the recorded tapes from those sessions became key evidence in the investigation and trial.

“I really don’t have a strong opinion about it one way or the other,” Grossman shared with People about meeting Smyth in person and having a conversation with her.

However, she also clarified that she is not against it as well.

“If Judalon reached out and wanted to meet me, I would be happy to talk to her,” she told the outlet.

“I also completely understand this is people’s real lives, right? And they maybe would like to not engage with that and that’s fine too.”

The 52-year-old actress added, Grossman, 52, “I don’t have some strong need to connect with a person that I played. But if they really felt strongly about meeting me, I’d be definitely open to it.”

The tapes that Diddy allegedly kept from his “freak-off” parties have reportedly been linked to a celebrity even “more high profile” than Diddy himself.

Ariel Mitchel-Kidd, a lawyer representing one of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ accusers, revealed during an interview with NewsNation on Friday, September 27, that she was approached by someone attempting to sell a tape allegedly featuring Combs and an individual “more high-profile” than the hip hop mogul.

Mitchell-Kidd stated that while Combs didn’t appear to be an active participant in the video, the tape is real. “I’ve seen stills of the video, so you can verify that it exists, that it’s real,” she said, adding that it was pornographic in nature and filmed at one of Combs’ former residences in Atlanta.

The attorney also noted that it seemed like the person in the video wasn’t aware they were being recorded.

Mitchell-Kidd is representing a woman who claims Combs sexually assaulted her in 2018. The lawsuit is expected to be filed within the week.

As for the tape, Mitchell-Kidd declined to reveal the identity of the high-profile individual featured, calling it a “catch and kill” situation.