Two marriages and five children later, Rosie O'Donnell is happy in love and engaged for the third time while she discovers the joys of being a grandmother.
Howie Mandel wears many hats, but one of his most cherished is that as a father. Having been married to his wife, Terry for almost three decades, they share "three great children," Jackie, Riley, and Alex, and took a closer look at their lives.
Before their celebrity status, several stars took any job that would pay them enough for their honest day's work to make ends meet. The jobs of some celebs decidedly more unusual than others.
Constant onscreen appearances made Donnie Wahlberg a household name since his early hunky days in New Kids on the Block. To honor decades of Donnie and his 50th birthday in 2019, we have thirty fun facts about the actor, enjoy!
The characters in "Grease" sang and danced their way into viewers' hearts throughout those summer nights in 1978. Since then, the actors of the iconic film let go of the school rivalries and leather jackets and carried on with life, while some encountered more struggles along the road than others.
A possible "JAG" revival for CBS as they test the waters with Harm and Mac's appearance on "NCIS: Los Angeles." Since "JAG" finished its original run in 2005, a refresher on the popular cast of the show might just be what the captain ordered.
While fans have a front-row seat to the onscreen relationships of their favorite characters, the same can't be said for the real-life spouses of the stars on the hit television crime drama, "Criminal Minds." With that in mind, we looked closer at the lives of their partners.
As Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg has quite the story to tell. Not surprisingly, Ruth's personal life followed a similar path interweaved with her career having married the distinguished tax lawyer, Martin David Ginsburg and having children.
The cast of the hit procedural forensics crime drama "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" had fans hooked since they started solving crimes in October 2006. But in an investigation of another kind, we looked at the early day pics of the cast fans got to know over the show's fifteen seasons.
The hosts on "America's Got Talent" form an integral part of the show as they announce, talk to, and encourage the hardworking contestants week after week. But when it comes to their children, they pull out all the stops to ensure their happiness and wellbeing.
The Queen of England might be opposed to royal divorces, but it is an occurrence that dates back hundreds of years. Following are ten members of the royal family who went down the frowned-upon path of disunion.
Amy Roloff had just returned from an "awesome motorcycle trip" with boyfriend Chris Marek to find her beloved rescue dog not recovering from an illness, and took to social media to share her concern.
Two days after Terry Madden shared that "Mythbusters" star, Jessi Combs helped reunite him with his 17-year-old son, Dalton, Jessi died while attempting to break her own land-speed record.
Things are shaping up for paroled Alice Marie Johnson, as she teams up with Kim Kardashian to model the reality star and lawyer in the making's new clothing line.
For ten years, from 1992 until 2002, Queen Elizabeth faced personal hardships that started with her sons and ended with the death of the Queen Mother.
With six children who made the most of their talents, there is no “Achy Breaky Heart” for their proud father, the singer turned actor, Billy Ray Cyrus.
Each of the 50 states has selected beautiful and brainy women to represent them in the 2019 Miss USA pageant. Meet them all as they excitedly ready themselves to compete for the ultimate crown.
It didn't take long before Beth and Duane became household names after "Dog the Bounty Hunter" premiered in 2004. In memory of Beth Chapman, we compiled 20 lesser-known facts about the late and beloved bounty hunter.
Our perspective can have a big influence on how we see the world and the people around us, especially when it comes to family. With that in mind, the following ten celebrity children spent their childhood thinking their parents to be just like any other until reality intervened.
The coaches on "The Voice" are all stars in their own right, but at home, they are doting parents who want their children to feel loved, cared for, and grow up to become the best version of themselves.
"The Voice" is still going strong after sixteen seasons. While all contestants dream of making it big in the music industry, we looked at what the 16 winners got up to since they got crowned as season champions.
Actor Ryan O'Neal became known for his acting as much as his tumultuous private life, which included two wives, a marriageless relationship that lasted decades, four children, and addiction.
Five marriages to four women may sound head-scratching, but The Muscles of Brussels had as much ups and downs in his private life as he had career-wise. However, Jean-Claude Van Damme also has three children to carry on his legacy.
Perhaps one of the sweetest couples in the music industry, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's relationship grew after supporting each other through the tough times. Still going strong after several years of dating, they are as in love as the first time they made their debut as a couple in 2015.
While "America's Got Talent" hosts became well-known in their area's of expertise, their spouses form an integral and lesser-known part of their lives and success. To shed better light on their relationships, we took a closer look.
While fans of "The Voice" get a weekly glimpse of their favorite coaches on the show, they all had something to say about their mothers who helped them achieve career success.
While many celebrities live unusual lives in contrast to the average American, the following ten Hollywood stars also found themselves owning and adoring their unusual pets.
Best known for his role in "Little House on the Prairie," actor Michael Landon often portrayed friendly men driven by family values while in real life, Michael had a big family of nine children from three marriages.
With a hundred acting credits to his name, award-winning Val Kilmer's work and personal relationships have been as full of drama and struggles as some of his on-screen roles.
While Prince Harry and Prince William readily make headlines with their private lives and royal duties, there are a few lesser-known facts about these brothers even die-hard fans might have missed.
For fifteen seasons the hit television medical drama, "Grey's Anatomy" kept fans on the edge of their seats with unexpected plot twists, while the actors lead normal lives with their real-life spouses.
The patriarch and screen legend, Kirk Douglas never wanted his four sons pursuing acting careers. Despite his strong opposition, they all followed in their father's footsteps, and then some.
While Willie Aames is best known as the child actor who starred as Tommy Bradford in the 1970s series, "Eight is Enough." He diversified into screenwriting and directing before returning to acting later in life but also has the sweetest love story with his third wife, Winnie Hung.
Navigating royal tradition and etiquette can be a daunting task, but it has a practical and universal side that avoids embarrassment, even though some of the traditions are wrapped up in peculiar bows.
Big stars and big families go hand in hand for the following celebrities who became legends in their own right. From Alec Baldwin to Celine Dion, we looked at how their families all fit together.
In search of love and acceptance, Michael Jackson got married twice before his death in 2009. Even though the respective marriages couldn't be more different, the King of Pop's three children had all grown up and found their places in the world.
Although the British monarch is known as “Elizabeth II” or “The Queen,” she holds 16 official royal titles, apart from those lesser-known to the general public.
"NCIS" first aired in 2003, since then the series raked in 36 award nominations and 26 wins. While fans have become familiar with the cast, we took a closer look at their partners in real life.
While the cast of “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” dazzle fans with their crime-solving skills, they also have spouses who stand by them every step of the way.
Being a parent is a life-long commitment, one that many people choose not to make. While everyone has their reasons, we looked at why the following celebrities decided not to have children either.
The legendary late actor Tony Curtis has four daughters from his first two of six marriages, all of whom inherited his onscreen talent and entered showbiz.
“Bewitched” became a popular sitcom during the 1960s and drew viewers into the magical world of suburban the couple, Samantha and Darrin. While viewers get to see the final product, behind the scene events are a different story. Here are 20 less-known facts about the show.
Even though Jennifer Lopez had been married three times, she stayed on good terms with her exes. Now, Jennifer only has eyes for "the one" Alex Rodriguez as they get ready to walk down the aisle.
While every couple has their unique challenges, celebrities often make headlines because of their relationships, even the celebrity couples that chose a single life after the age of 60.
In their search for love, the following celebrity couples showed that age is but a number. With differences in age ranging from 9 to 40 years, these celebs are as happy in love as the first day they met.
Since the 1980s, Demi Moore had three children and high profile marriages that ended in divorce. Despite her Hollywood fame, Demi’s failed relationships ended amicably, at least in public.
From being a singer/songwriter to becoming a politician, Sonny Bono had both a diverse career and personal life that included four wives and children.
Love, lust, and a determination to find happiness weaved through Rita Moreno’s life. A journey of self-growth and acceptance that ultimately turned Rita into one of the most accomplished actresses in Hollywood.
Actor Ted Danson found true love when he expected it the least. After two failed marriages, Ted feels grateful to “love as a human being and to be loved.”
The child star Danielle Brisebois may have disappeared from television screens, but through her continued work in the industry, people hear her work more often than they realize.
