In a secretly recorded tape obtained by the press in the early ’90s, the late Princess of Wales can be heard recounting the uncomfortable moment when she confronted Camilla Parker Bowles about her affair with Prince Charles.
"Taxi Driver" and "The L World" star Cybill Shepherd is the proud mother of three grown-up children. Her youngest daughter, Ariel Shepherd-Oppenheim, recently married to her longtime partner, Eliza Ladensohn.
Before becoming one of the most iconic actresses in Hollywood, Whoopi Goldberg went through a string of odd jobs in her life. One of those was as a make-up artist for the dead, and she once recalled the terrifying prank her boss at the funeral home played on her to give her a lesson.
Radio personality Howard Stern, famous for his irreverent personality and tell-it-like-it-is attitude, has been married to model Beth Ostrosky, who is 18 years his junior, for over a decade. The happy couple re-married last year after Stern surprised Beth with a re-proposal on national television.
Tom Selleck is known for his charisma and talent in on and off the screen, and although he usually takes on serious roles on television, Selleck can also be quite funny. Like one time he visited Ellen DeGeneres’ show and told a funny story involving 500 guys dressed up as Santa.
Late Playboy model and actress Anna Nicole Smith had an estranged relationship with some members of her family, and according to Larry Birkhead—the father of her daughter Dannielynn—she had some good reasons to avoid reconnecting with them years before her tragic passing in 2007.
Ellen DeGeneres is one of the most loved female TV hosts in the U.S, and while these days she's known for her positive outlook in life, DeGeneres had to go through some heavy circumstances in her life, including her mother's battle with cancer.
Queen frontman and rock music icon Freddie Mercury was known not only for his distinctive voice but also for his exuberant and flamboyant personality in and out of the stage. He was a bisexual man, but he never told the truth about his preferences to his parents.
“The Cosby Show” star Phylicia Rashad, better known for portraying the matriarch of the Huxtable family on the popular ’80s show, once opened about the impact that her fictitious marriage to Bill Cosby had on her real-life relationships.
“Ghost” actor Patrick Swayze was married to Lisa Niemi for over three decades before he passed away in 2009 after a short battle with pancreatic cancer. Eight years later, Niemi organized a massive auction with over 200 items.
Michael Jordan’s luxurious home in the north of Chicago has been on the market for the past seven years, but even after dropping the price to almost half of its initial listing, plus a failed auction to the highest bid, the house still hasn’t found a buyer.
First lady Melania Trump is the mother of one and stepmother of four of Donald Trump's children. Although Melania is content with her son Barron now, she once revealed that she'd like to have more kids, but her busy schedule would've made it complicated.
Prince William and Prince Harry were only 15 and 12-year-old respectively when their mother died in a tragic car crash in Paris in 1997. To this day, the royals still regret one thing about their last conversation with the Princess.
Although his body of work spans five decades to this day, John Amos is mostly remembered for his role as patriarch James Evans Sr. on the ’70s sitcom “Good Times,” a role that he lost after the series’ third season when the writers got tired of dealing with his bad attitude.
RuPaul Charles is, without a doubt, the most famous drag queen in the world. He has built an unprecedented career in Hollywood using the art of drag to cross over to music, acting, TV hosting and more, and although he didn't have a guide book to follow, he never stopped moving forward.
Josh Jacobs's life has changed a lot since he started playing football, especially since he was picked on the 1st round of the 2019 NFL draft by the Oakland Raiders. Jacobs, who was raised by his father and slept in a car for years, is now the Raiders' rookie star.
Kylie Jenner took everyone by surprise two years ago when she announced the birth of her first child, Stormi Webster. Now, the 21-year-old self-made billionaire is going through a very public motherhood journey, and she claims she's trying her best to raise a humble kid.
Derek Hough holds the record for winning six mirror ball trophies in ABC’s dance competition series “Dancing with the Stars.” However, his run on the show wasn’t precisely flawless, and he once recalled what his most embarrassing moment in the competition was.
Kate Jackson, a 70s star known for her roles in popular series such as "Charlie's Angels" and "Scarecrow and Mrs. King," battled cancer in two different opportunities, and both times she came out victorious and with a valuable lesson about life.
“Good Morning America” co-anchor Robin Roberts is not the only TV personality in her family. Her older sister, Sally-Ann Roberts, spent over 40 years as a host and presenter at WWL-TV in New Orleans before retiring in 2018. She’s also known for famously being Robin’s bone marrow donor.
“NCIS” star Rocky Carroll has been happily married to Gabrielle Bullock for over two decades, and they share one grown-up daughter, Elissa. Although Carroll is the famous one in the family, Bullock is also a celebrity in her field: she’s an acclaimed and well-respected architect.
"Today" co-anchor Savannah Guthrie is the proud mother of two adorable kids aged 5 and 3, whom he shares with her second husband, Michael Feldman. Guthrie became a mother for the first time at age 43, and she once opened up about the experience.
Queen Latifah always had a special relationship with her mother, Rita Owens, who passed away in 2018 after a decade-long battle with a heart condition. For years, the actress and singer was her mother’s caretaker, a role that, while challenging, only brought them closer.
Lenny Kravitz, Lisa Bonet, and Jason Moma have one exemplary and beautiful family. While Bonet and Kravitz share one daughter, Zoe, Lenny's relationship with Momoa, Lisa's current husband, is almost a brotherly one, proving that mixed families are possible.
Fred Savage, better known for his childhood role as Kevin Arnold in the '80s sitcom "The Wonder Years," is now the proud father of three kids with his wife Jennifer Stone.
Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton have been dating for five years already, but the country singer still can’t believe he’s lucky enough to be in a relationship with the No Doubt former vocalist.
Tyler Perry is known for writing, directing, and sometimes acting in some of his most famous works, like the “Madea” series. However, when he’s not wearing his actor cap, the director sticks to his own developed hiring process, which usually implies going for the underdogs.
Ray Romano, better known for his role as Raymond Barone in the sitcom “Everybody Loves Raymond,” has been happily married to his wife Anna for 32 years, a fantastic feat in the entertainment industry. Their secret? She’s the boss in their marriage.
“The Good Place” star Ted Danson is still madly in love with his wife, Mary Steenburgen, after 23 years of marriage. Now with two grandkids to keep them entertained, the star says his wife is “the best grandmother on the planet.”
“Love Island” host Caroline Flack took her life on Sunday after facing a series of scandals involving her recent boyfriend in the past three months. The popular TV host and actress once dated Prince Harry, but they had to stop their relationship because of the heavy scrutiny from the press.
It’s been 11 years since the only surviving octuplets in the world were born to Nadya Suleman, also known to the public as “Octomom.” Today, Nadya’s 14 kids—she already has 6 before the octuplets—are thriving, but she admits she was selfish and immature when she had them.
Magic Johnson considered Kobe Bryant as "the best Laker of all time," and their families had been close for years. So, when Kobe retired from basketball and started his new business ventures, Magic's on Andre Johnson made sure to let everyone know how proud his family was of Kobe's new adventures.
Before "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee/Kelly Rippa," former TV presenter Regis Philbin was the co-host of "A.M. Los Angeles," a local morning talk show that ran from 1975 to 1981, on KABC-T and where he shared the screen with the beautiful Sarah Purcell.
Danica McKellar, better known for her childhood role as Winnie Cooper in the '80s-'90s series "The Wonder Years," has been married twice. And while her first marriage didn't work out, her second started with the right foot from the very first date.
Cynthia Rhodes is a retired actress better known for her role as Penny Johnson in the ‘80s film “Dirty Dancing.” Although she had a promising career, Rhodes decided to retire to raise her three sons, who have become handsome young men with a passion for music.
Michael Jordan was at the height of his career in the NBA when his father, James R. Jordan Sr. was murdered in cold blood. His death shocked the world and the Jordan family, but the now-retired basketball star once said he chose to grieve with an optimistic outlook.
Country singer Luke Bryan is known for his upbeat and bright songs, and keeping it positive for his audience is a conscious decision the star made a long time ago, after going through the loss of his two elder siblings.
Chaz Bono, the eldest child of pop icon Cher and her first husband, Sonny Bono, was born as Chastity, a girl. However, from a very young age, Chaz knew he wasn't in the right body, and felt betrayed by his body after going through puberty. Here's his story.
Maia Campbell, better known for her role as Tiffany Warren in the ’90s sitcom “In the House,” is now the proud mother of a beautiful young lady. Maia has faced many struggles in the past years, including encounters with the law, drug addiction, and bipolar disorder.
Victoria Principal, better known for her role as Pamela Barnes Ewing on the long-running soap opera “Dallas,” is a retired actress that left Hollywood to pursue her passion for skincare and now has moved on from that business as well to concentrate on her philanthropical efforts.
Nancy McKeon, better known for her role as Jo Polniaczek on the long-running ‘80s NBC sitcom “The Facts of Life,” is now a proud mother of two and looks better than ever.
Veteran actors Rhea Perlman and Danny Devito have been married for 37 years but split in 2017. However, they have no plans to file for divorce to claim their single status.
Tina Yothers, better known for her childhood role as Jennifer Keaton on the 80s’ NBC series “Family Ties,” is now 46-year-old, happily married and the proud mother of two kids.
Parker Stevenson, better known for his role as Frank Hardy in the ‘70s TV series “The Hardy Boys,” is now a 67-year-old grandfather of two, and he looks as handsome as ever.
Arsenio Hall, better known for his late-night show “The Arsenio Hall Show,” once broke down in tears while talking to Oprah Winfrey about trying to balance his career and his role as the father of a young son.
Late-night show Stephen Colbert lost his father and two brothers in a plane crash when he was only 10-year-old. The accident changed his life forever and pushed him to the arms of comedy, which would eventually shape his entire career.
Country singer Miranda Lambert took the world by surprise when she announced her marriage to a police officer in January 2019. The “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” performer seems to have found her prince charming, but she had to kiss some frogs before meeting him.
Lee Meriwether, better known for her role as Betty Jones in the ‘70s crime drama “Barnaby Jones,” is still acting and not ready to retire anytime soon at age 84. It helps, of course, that her age-defiant beauty, combined with her talent, makes her the perfect veteran actress.
Michael Strahan’s mother, Louise Strahan, is no stranger to being on camera thanks to her son’s career. But while she’s usually a guest to Michael’s show, there was one time she was the star, and all the attention was focused on her incredible makeover and weight-loss.
Joaquin Phoenix and his family chose to remain quiet about the death of his brother, River Phoenix, for almost three decades. However, in a recent interview, the “Joker” star opened up about how his brother’s passing has influenced his body of work, and how he still feels his presence.
