Looking for celebrity news? Dwayne Wade. As a result of him sleeping with another woman during a break with Gabrielle Union, a child was born. At that time Gab was herself going through fertility issues. The two had a baby girl last year through a surrogate. They seem to be quite happy together often photographed together socially and online. Dwayne admitted that he messed up and they love each other so they made it work again.
Some celebs have answered reporters frankly about their feelings, and other times A-listers took a few months, or even years, to express their true feelings. Sometimes celebrities took to their own social media accounts to air their dirty laundry, and stirred up more speculation about what went down during their breakup. This has led to rumors about cheating, social climbing, and called into question the integrity of the burned ex. There were some celebs who had messy public breakups, like Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande, or Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus. And then there were celebrities who chose to keep their breakups private but mentioned a detail or two along the way, like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, or Irina Shayk and Bradley Cooper. Ahead are the celebs who have told us how they really feel about their ex SO.
In Demi Moore’s new memoir Inside Out, Moore opened up about her and Ashton Kutcher’s marriage. Moore and Kutcher divorced in 2013 after eight years of marriage, and during that time Moore said she began drinking again after she was sober for 20 years. During an appearance on Jada Pinkett Smith’s Red Table Talk show, Moore recalled how Kutcher once told her, “I don’t know if alcoholism’s a thing. I think it’s about moderation.” She said that wanting to “be that girl” caused her to relapse. “I made my own story up, that he wanted somebody that he could have wine with that he could do stuff [with]. He’s not the cause of why I opened that door up. I wanted to be something other than who I am. And it was literally like giving my power away.” Explore even more info on Nicki Minaj.
The trend started in 1991, when Elton John co-starred with Humphrey Bogart, Louis Armstrong, and James Cagney in a Diet Coke spot. This was the first instance of deceased celebrities being completely recreated digitally, rather than simply splicing existing footage into a film. The commercial was so successful that a second one was made featuring Paula Abdul (during her initial, pre-American Idol round of stardom) alongside Cary Grant, Groucho Marx, and Gene Kelly. Coors found similar success using John Wayne in a series of spots beginning in 1997. The producers cheated a bit in these ads, though; quite often the only part of the Duke that was digitalized was his face, which was then superimposed onto the body of famed John Wayne impersonator Ermal Walden Williamson, who provided all the “action.”
ld habits might die hard for Zac Efron. The Baywatch star’s relationship with Olympic swimmer Sarah Bro recently ended, and he’s already bounced back with his former Neighbors co-star, Halston Sage. They dated briefly back in 2014 after meeting on set and reportedly got back together late last year. Us Weekly’s source said Efron and Sage are “in a serious relationship and in love;” the couple also apparently spent the holidays together in Santa Barbara. Discover a few extra details on Salma Hayek.