Nick Cannon understands the absurdity of the amount of children he has, and now he has filmed a comedy sketch about the lengths he's willing to go to avoid paying child support.
"Nick, it's time to pay child support," his girlfriend Bre Tiesi says at the start of the comedy skit, which can be seen below. "Como say what?" he replies, seemingly shocked. She insists that he needs to pay up, only for him to respond in Amish garb, "No, I don't, I'm Amish." She's confused about what that has to do with her request, and he pivots to blaming a vaccine and then suggesting that he doesn't have to pay if he has over ten children.
Cannon has 12 children with six different women, but as Tiesi points out, his excuse about not having to pay up because of the number of kids he has would only apply in foreign countries. He then vanishes and gives her a FaceTime call from China, showing just how far he's willing to go to not pay child support.
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This isn't the first time Cannon and Tiesi—who share one child together, Legendary Love Cannon—have filmed a skit about their relationship. Back in 2023, they shared a video in which he jokes about her making more money than him.

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Oprah Winfrey is reshaping her nearly two-decade mission in South Africa. After almost 20 years, the media icon is charting a bold new course for one of her proudest endeavors. What began as a single campus is about to grow into something far larger. She says the heart of the mission stays exactly the same.
Oprah Winfrey revealed this week that the school she founded in South Africa nearly two decades ago will wind down. It hands its operations back to local officials, while she pours energy into expanded scholarship efforts for girls.
The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls will end operations in its current form at the close of 2027, with the provincial government taking over the facility from there. "The dream was never simply to build a school. It was to invest in the limitless potential of young women," Winfrey, 72, said in a statement.
She stressed that her purpose "doesn't end with one campus. It continues in every girl whose future can be transformed through education."
The academy will graduate two more classes before the shift. A rep says remaining students will move to other top-tier schools with tuition fully covered through graduation.

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Marriage isn't on the agenda for Ant Anstead and Renée Zellweger, at least not right now.
The Born Mechanic host, 47, shared an update on his five-year romance with the Oscar winner, 57, during an interview with The Telegraph. According to an article People published Tuesday, July 28, Anstead told The Telegraph that the couple isn't feeling any urgency to tie the knot. "I still believe in marriage, but right now we're really happy," he said, "We don't need the pressure of a label."
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The two have kept their romance largely out of the spotlight since they met in 2021 on the set of Anstead's discovery+ show, Celebrity IOU: Joyride. "Renée is a hands-on car girl. She used a grinder to cut metal, she was welding, she was on the spanners," Anstead said, per the report, noting she "never normally does [projects] outside film."
One of the first things that impressed Anstead about the Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy star was her confidence behind the wheel. "A lot of people in America don't drive stick [manual cars] but, on the first day of filming, we needed to relocate a car for a scene," he said, according to the article. "Ren jumps in, goes, 'I'll do it!', slams it into first, and off she goes. I'm like, 'Wow. This lady really knows her cars.'"

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Prince William reportedly set firm terms before any reunion with Prince Harry. The Prince of Wales was said to face pressure to repair the family rift. However, a new source claimed he wanted "consequences" first. That included a public apology from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
The report framed the demand around past interviews, "Spare," and future palace boundaries. It also suggested any reunion would happen only under William's rules after Charles met Harry.
As per the Now To Love report, insiders discussed the royal standoff. The outlet said William faced pressure to "be the bigger person." However, the report said a reunion would happen only "on William's terms." One insider claimed, "Harry might have charmed his way with his father." The source added it would take "a lot more than a few feeble gestures."
That was needed to win another chance, according to the report. The outlet linked William's stance to past public claims, including those made by Oprah and in "Spare."
Meanwhile, the report said accountability was the main condition. A palace insider claimed, "There have to be consequences." The source said those would start with "a public apology from both Harry and Meghan."

Holly Ramsay and Adam Peaty's sister, Bethany Peaty, are reportedly no longer speaking after a private phone call about a proposed paid interview concerning the couple's pregnancy announcement.
An anonymous source told the Daily Mail that Bethany contacted Holly before responding to questions she had received about the baby news. The source claimed Bethany wanted her sister-in-law's approval and had not agreed to the interview.
Holly reportedly rejected the proposal and warned that participating would affect Bethany's relationship with both her and Adam.
No recording of the conversation has been released, and neither woman has publicly confirmed the source's account.
Holly and Adam announced on June 20 that they are expecting a baby girl in December. "Baby Ramsay-Peaty coming December 2026," they wrote in their joint Instagram post. "We can't wait to meet our baby girl."

Pop star Britney Spears has been the subject of rumors that she has been cloned for years. After getting her start on "The Mickey Mouse Club," the Princess of Pop went on to dominate the entertainment industry with hit songs like "Oops!… I Did It Again" and "…Baby One More Time." After her controversial 13-year conservatorship, she has largely faded from the spotlight and has repeatedly stated on Instagram that she has "retired" from the industry. That being said, she still appears in Instagram videos, often dancing in her home. Some fans have taken to social media to insist that it's not actually Britney in those videos, but a clone. Now her son, Jayden James, is speaking out about those rumors.
Britney Spears' son Jayden doesn't seem to be too happy with rumors that his mother has been cloned, although she's far from alone. Actors like Jim Carrey and Selena Gomez have also faced similar accusations that they have been replaced with clones.
"I hop on TikTok, and I see this one video that has 1.2 million likes, and the caption is like, 'The biggest theory ever: Is Britney Spears still alive?'" Jayden said during a July 17 livestream, per screen-recorded footage obtained by Us Weekly. "Like, bro, you can go to her page and see her right now."
He went on to call the accusation "ridiculous," adding, "It makes me know that a lot of the stuff on media is exaggerated and fake."
Instead of blaming fans for believing the "crazy" conspiracy theory, he put the blame on the media for taking advantage of "gullible" people.

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Kylie Jenner is reportedly facing another lawsuit from a former employee. The woman claimed that physically demanding shifts at work led to her miscarriage. She mentioned that she had been working for Jenner since November 2024. She further detailed two instances in which the workload was allegedly unsuitable for her high-risk pregnancy, while sharing the aftermath of the tragedy.
The Los Angeles Times reports that Jenner's former chef has sued her, allegedly over the physically demanding jobs during her pregnancy, which led to her miscarriage. The woman claimed that she worked 11-12-hour shifts, five days a week, but informed her supervisors the following month after joining that she was pregnant.
At the time, she informed the supervisors of her requirements for "reasonable accommodations to protect her health and pregnancy." In the documents, she further detailed two incidents that allegedly took a toll on her physical and mental health. One was from New Year's Eve 2024, and another was Jenner's child's party.
In the first incident, she said that her supervisors asked her to carry "heavy food items across the street and uphill." However, allegedly no **** istance was provided to her. She stated that this demanding task left her feeling dizzy, and she struggled to breathe. Security personnel stepped in to help her out and provided her with water.
Another incident took place on February 1. In the lawsuit, the woman claimed that she was made to work for the birthday but was not given "adequate support" to handle the party's demands. Moreover, she mentioned that the managers also neglected her requests for **** istance.

From Broadway and Big Brother to beauty routines and Bowie-inspired glam, Frankie Grande is ready to tell his story.
In Supergay!, his new memoir, Grande revisits the many versions of himself he tried on over the years — from frat brother, to Broadway performer, to the unapologetically flamboyant star fans know today. In the excerpt ahead, he uses superheroes and secret identities to explain how he got there.
To be your best superhero, you must have an alter ego to hide behind so people can't figure out who you are. Think Bruce Wayne, Peter Parker, King T'Challa, Steve Rogers, Diana Prince, Bruce Banner, the list goes on and on. Clark Kent isn't gay (that we know of) but his secret identity is about as well-hidden as a flaming ******* . All Clark Kent does is restyle his hair and throw on grandpa glasses and ******* ody has any idea who he is. And we just lean into that even though it's absolutely ridiculous, and we can all tell that Clark Kent is Superman. Just because you parted your hair differently, we're not supposed to know that's you? OK. Cool. Whatever you say.
This Clark Kent phenomenon happens to gay people a lot. Even if you're obviously gay, people just pretend you're straight because:
They don't want to be rude by ******* uming you're gay (but guess what, it's not an insult!);
They don't want to out you (fair);
They don't give AF; or
They're super religious and are praying the gay away in their heads.