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Brandi Glanville has spent years speaking openly about her complicated history with Eddie Cibrian and LeAnn Rimes. Now, the RHOBH alum has revealed an unexpected change in how she feels about both of them.
Brandi Glanville made the admission during the Aug. 27 episode of her Brandi Glanville Unfiltered podcast. While discussing friendships, she explained how her relationship with LeAnn Rimes has changed over time. "I like LeAnn more than I like Eddie," Glanville said. However, she admitted that both Rimes and Eddie Cibrian can still annoy her.
Even so, Glanville believes the two women now genuinely like each other. In fact, she thinks their bond has surpassed either woman's relationship with Cibrian. "I feel like we both like each other more than we like Eddie," Glanville said. She added that reaching this point "took 10 years."
Their calmer relationship marks a dramatic change from the past. The Eddie Cibrian affair with Rimes became public while he was married to Glanville. Rimes and Cibrian later married in 2011.
For years, the fallout fueled tension between the women. However, their relationship gradually changed as they focused on family. By 2021, Glanville said she and Rimes had become "like sister wives". The former RHOBH star shares sons Mason and Jake with Cibrian.
#leann #years #rhobh
Brandi Glanville made the admission during the Aug. 27 episode of her Brandi Glanville Unfiltered podcast. While discussing friendships, she explained how her relationship with LeAnn Rimes has changed over time. "I like LeAnn more than I like Eddie," Glanville said. However, she admitted that both Rimes and Eddie Cibrian can still annoy her.
Even so, Glanville believes the two women now genuinely like each other. In fact, she thinks their bond has surpassed either woman's relationship with Cibrian. "I feel like we both like each other more than we like Eddie," Glanville said. She added that reaching this point "took 10 years."
Their calmer relationship marks a dramatic change from the past. The Eddie Cibrian affair with Rimes became public while he was married to Glanville. Rimes and Cibrian later married in 2011.
For years, the fallout fueled tension between the women. However, their relationship gradually changed as they focused on family. By 2021, Glanville said she and Rimes had become "like sister wives". The former RHOBH star shares sons Mason and Jake with Cibrian.
#leann #years #rhobh
22 hours ago
Brandi Glanville spoke about her dynamic with ex Eddie Cibrian during the latest episode of her podcast
Glanville claimed she thinks she and LeAnn Rimes, Cibrian's wife, "both like each other more than we like Eddie"
"I like LeAnn more than I like Eddie," Glanville said
Brandi Glanville is breaking down her dynamic with ex Eddie Cibrian.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum, 53, opened up about friendships during the Thursday, Aug. 27 episode of her Brandi Glanville Unfiltered podcast, when she revealed she's more of a fan of Cibrian's wife, LeAnn Rimes, than she is of Cibrian himself.
#eddie #brandi #podcast
Glanville claimed she thinks she and LeAnn Rimes, Cibrian's wife, "both like each other more than we like Eddie"
"I like LeAnn more than I like Eddie," Glanville said
Brandi Glanville is breaking down her dynamic with ex Eddie Cibrian.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum, 53, opened up about friendships during the Thursday, Aug. 27 episode of her Brandi Glanville Unfiltered podcast, when she revealed she's more of a fan of Cibrian's wife, LeAnn Rimes, than she is of Cibrian himself.
#eddie #brandi #podcast
7 days ago
OTTUMWA — Just hours before heading back to the class, members of the Ottumwa High School girls tennis team passed new tests on Tuesday at Dan Staggs Family Courts.
Three Bulldog players picked up wins in their varsity singles debut while Layla Criswell and Victoria Sosa closed out the dual earning a win in their debut as a varsity doubles team. All told, Ottumwa won every single set in 10 matches played against Des Moines Hoover-East improving to 3-0 in Iowa Alliance Conference south division duals with an 11-0 victory over the Polar Bears on a night where the depth of the Bulldogs was on full display.
"I told the girls before the match that it can be tough to play people that aren't quite as skilled at the game as themselves," Ottumwa head girls tennis coach Leanna White said. "What I was looking for was people who were going to go out there and play the game I know they can play as individuals."
Ottumwa (8-3) heads to Des Moines Roosevelt on Thursday for the dual that could decide the Iowa Alliance south division championship. Action at Waveland Courts will get underway at 4 p.m.
#girls
Three Bulldog players picked up wins in their varsity singles debut while Layla Criswell and Victoria Sosa closed out the dual earning a win in their debut as a varsity doubles team. All told, Ottumwa won every single set in 10 matches played against Des Moines Hoover-East improving to 3-0 in Iowa Alliance Conference south division duals with an 11-0 victory over the Polar Bears on a night where the depth of the Bulldogs was on full display.
"I told the girls before the match that it can be tough to play people that aren't quite as skilled at the game as themselves," Ottumwa head girls tennis coach Leanna White said. "What I was looking for was people who were going to go out there and play the game I know they can play as individuals."
Ottumwa (8-3) heads to Des Moines Roosevelt on Thursday for the dual that could decide the Iowa Alliance south division championship. Action at Waveland Courts will get underway at 4 p.m.
#girls
22 days ago
Morgan Fairchild stepped out for a night of live music — and kept her mask on while doing it.
The actress, 76, shared a photo from a concert featuring singer Sarah McLachlan at the Greek Theatre on Instagram on Friday, August 7. "#OnMyWalk to see the incomparable officialsarahmclachlan at greek_theatre with my fabulous friend galeannehurd who was so kind to include me AND is a fellow masker," Fairchild wrote in the caption. "A great show & a great friend! #BeKind Sending Love To You All!"
The "fabulous friend" she referenced is Gale Anne Hurd, 70, the veteran Hollywood producer behind blockbusters including The Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss and Armageddon, as well as AMC's hit series The Walking Dead.
Her Instagram post drew hundreds of reactions, with many followers praising Fairchild in the comment section for continuing to mask up in public settings. "Love seeing you still masking to protect yourself and others. You're an incredible woman and human being," one person commented. Another wrote, "Thank you for masking! Protect yourselves AND others! Who likes backwash air?"
Mega
#love #greek
The actress, 76, shared a photo from a concert featuring singer Sarah McLachlan at the Greek Theatre on Instagram on Friday, August 7. "#OnMyWalk to see the incomparable officialsarahmclachlan at greek_theatre with my fabulous friend galeannehurd who was so kind to include me AND is a fellow masker," Fairchild wrote in the caption. "A great show & a great friend! #BeKind Sending Love To You All!"
The "fabulous friend" she referenced is Gale Anne Hurd, 70, the veteran Hollywood producer behind blockbusters including The Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss and Armageddon, as well as AMC's hit series The Walking Dead.
Her Instagram post drew hundreds of reactions, with many followers praising Fairchild in the comment section for continuing to mask up in public settings. "Love seeing you still masking to protect yourself and others. You're an incredible woman and human being," one person commented. Another wrote, "Thank you for masking! Protect yourselves AND others! Who likes backwash air?"
Mega
#love #greek
23 days ago
WATERLOO — The Ottumwa High School girls tennis team opened the season on Saturday on the same courts where many of the Bulldog players hope to end the season.
The Bulldogs battled their way through a long day of tennis at the Chuck Schupbach Memorial Invitational, finishing third as a team with 17 points. Six different players brought home medals in six different divisions, winning 10 matches at the Byrnes Park, the home of the Class 2A state singles and doubles tournament.
"All the girls played well. Many of them were playing their first varsity singles match and, for some, their first doubles matches," Ottumwa head girls tennis coach Leanna White said. "This is a new squad with some great potential for the season."
Ana Toloza posted the highest singles finish for the Bulldogs, going 2-1 to finish second among players in the No. 5 singles portion of the tournament. Toloza bounced back from a 10-3 loss to Clinton senior Kirstin Bengtson, winning 11-2 over Decorah freshman Niva Anderson and 9-4 over Columbus Catholic senior Kathryn Brandle to secure the silver medal.
Madalynn Sertterh and Abigail Ellison, both coming off playing in the Dan Staggs Tennis Tournament last week, brought home bronze medals in singles play on Saturday for Ottumwa. Sertterh, the inaugural women's champion of the Staggs Tournament, opened the season with a 10-3 win over Columbus senior Macey O'Brien in her debut as the top singles player for the Bulldogs while Ellison shook off a 10-3 loss to Decorah senior Isis Timm earning a 9-4 victory over Columbus sophomore Scarlett Reiter for her third varsity singles win after taking two victories last fall as a freshman.
#bulldogs
The Bulldogs battled their way through a long day of tennis at the Chuck Schupbach Memorial Invitational, finishing third as a team with 17 points. Six different players brought home medals in six different divisions, winning 10 matches at the Byrnes Park, the home of the Class 2A state singles and doubles tournament.
"All the girls played well. Many of them were playing their first varsity singles match and, for some, their first doubles matches," Ottumwa head girls tennis coach Leanna White said. "This is a new squad with some great potential for the season."
Ana Toloza posted the highest singles finish for the Bulldogs, going 2-1 to finish second among players in the No. 5 singles portion of the tournament. Toloza bounced back from a 10-3 loss to Clinton senior Kirstin Bengtson, winning 11-2 over Decorah freshman Niva Anderson and 9-4 over Columbus Catholic senior Kathryn Brandle to secure the silver medal.
Madalynn Sertterh and Abigail Ellison, both coming off playing in the Dan Staggs Tennis Tournament last week, brought home bronze medals in singles play on Saturday for Ottumwa. Sertterh, the inaugural women's champion of the Staggs Tournament, opened the season with a 10-3 win over Columbus senior Macey O'Brien in her debut as the top singles player for the Bulldogs while Ellison shook off a 10-3 loss to Decorah senior Isis Timm earning a 9-4 victory over Columbus sophomore Scarlett Reiter for her third varsity singles win after taking two victories last fall as a freshman.
#bulldogs
24 days ago
PHOENIX (AP) — Hezly Rivera is leaning into her role as the leader of the next wave of U.S. women's gymnasts.
The 18-year-old Olympic gold medalist won her second straight national ******* le on Sunday, rallying from fourth during the final day of competition with four poised and professional routines. Her two-day total of 111.950 was more than a point clear of runner-up Claire Pease, making Rivera the first American woman not named Simone Biles to go back-to-back since former world and Olympic champion Jordyn Wieber did it in 2010 and 2011.
Rivera was the self-described "underdog" in Paris two years ago, when she joined an experienced group that helped the Americans win their third team gold in four Games. While some of her Olympic teammates — Biles and Suni Lee chief among them — have been on an extended break (though Lee announced last month she has started training for a return to competition), Rivera has pressed on.
She edged Leanne Wong in New Orleans last year, but Rivera's chances for a repeat seemed to be in trouble after she fell face-first into the mat after missing a release on uneven bars on Thursday.
No matter, Rivera began Sunday on bars and put together a gritty set in which she fought through a mini-stall near the end and gave coach Valeri Liukin a "what are you gonna do?" shrug after a dismount that included a small step.
#olympic #four
The 18-year-old Olympic gold medalist won her second straight national ******* le on Sunday, rallying from fourth during the final day of competition with four poised and professional routines. Her two-day total of 111.950 was more than a point clear of runner-up Claire Pease, making Rivera the first American woman not named Simone Biles to go back-to-back since former world and Olympic champion Jordyn Wieber did it in 2010 and 2011.
Rivera was the self-described "underdog" in Paris two years ago, when she joined an experienced group that helped the Americans win their third team gold in four Games. While some of her Olympic teammates — Biles and Suni Lee chief among them — have been on an extended break (though Lee announced last month she has started training for a return to competition), Rivera has pressed on.
She edged Leanne Wong in New Orleans last year, but Rivera's chances for a repeat seemed to be in trouble after she fell face-first into the mat after missing a release on uneven bars on Thursday.
No matter, Rivera began Sunday on bars and put together a gritty set in which she fought through a mini-stall near the end and gave coach Valeri Liukin a "what are you gonna do?" shrug after a dismount that included a small step.
#olympic #four
25 days ago
Florida Atlantic introduced its new vice president, director of athletics on Friday - and he made it clear it's not going to be a one-man operation.
Josh McCowan held a press conference at the Owls Nest in the Schmidt Family Complex for Academic and Athletic Excellence, one week after being hired to replace Brian White, who resigned last month to become the athletic director at Virginia Tech.
Friday's ceremony also included remarks from FAU President Adam Hasner and Chair of the Board of Trustees Piero Bussani, who served on the committee that chose McCowan after a national search. The committee also included university benefactor Michael Hagerty, football coach Zach Kittley, softball coach Jordan Clark and men's and women's basketball coaches John Jakus and LeAnn Freeland.
"Josh has the right experience, the right values and the right vision for the athletics department and for the university," Hasner said. "And the energy that he brings to this job is aligned with the trajectory of Florida Atlantic University.
"Josh is the right leader at the right time."
#right #josh #Athletic
Josh McCowan held a press conference at the Owls Nest in the Schmidt Family Complex for Academic and Athletic Excellence, one week after being hired to replace Brian White, who resigned last month to become the athletic director at Virginia Tech.
Friday's ceremony also included remarks from FAU President Adam Hasner and Chair of the Board of Trustees Piero Bussani, who served on the committee that chose McCowan after a national search. The committee also included university benefactor Michael Hagerty, football coach Zach Kittley, softball coach Jordan Clark and men's and women's basketball coaches John Jakus and LeAnn Freeland.
"Josh has the right experience, the right values and the right vision for the athletics department and for the university," Hasner said. "And the energy that he brings to this job is aligned with the trajectory of Florida Atlantic University.
"Josh is the right leader at the right time."
#right #josh #Athletic
2 months ago
JAKARTA, INDONESIA - OCTOBER 21: Leanne Wong of Team United States reacts after competing in the balance beam during the Women's qualification on day three of the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships at Indonesia Arena on October 21, 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia. (Photo by Yong Teck Lim/Getty Images)
Next stop: Hartford, Connecticut. The 2026 U.S. Classic competition caps the final stretch ahead of August's U.S. Championships, and many of the nation's top female gymnasts will take the stage from July 17-18 to vie for medals, gain competitive experience and qualify for nationals.
With the 2028 LA Olympics just two years away, this year's field is significantly stronger than the last, and recent comeback announcements point to more competitive battles ahead. From Olympic gold medalists to up-and-coming rookie stars, here are the top athletes to watch at the 2026 U.S. Classic.
Watch the 2026 U.S. Classic: TV channel, streaming, and start times.
Two-time NCAA Champion, UCLA Gymnastics star, and former Olympic hopeful Katelyn Ohashi is in the midst of a comeback that few saw coming. Ohashi announced her return to the sport in June and made her comeback days later at the American Classic, marking her first elite gymnastics routine in over 13 years.
Next stop: Hartford, Connecticut. The 2026 U.S. Classic competition caps the final stretch ahead of August's U.S. Championships, and many of the nation's top female gymnasts will take the stage from July 17-18 to vie for medals, gain competitive experience and qualify for nationals.
With the 2028 LA Olympics just two years away, this year's field is significantly stronger than the last, and recent comeback announcements point to more competitive battles ahead. From Olympic gold medalists to up-and-coming rookie stars, here are the top athletes to watch at the 2026 U.S. Classic.
Watch the 2026 U.S. Classic: TV channel, streaming, and start times.
Two-time NCAA Champion, UCLA Gymnastics star, and former Olympic hopeful Katelyn Ohashi is in the midst of a comeback that few saw coming. Ohashi announced her return to the sport in June and made her comeback days later at the American Classic, marking her first elite gymnastics routine in over 13 years.
2 months ago
HARTFORD, CT - MAY 18: Jade Carey competes in the floor exercise during the 2024 Core Hydration Classic on May 18, 2024, at the XL Center in Hartford, CT. (Photo by M. Anthony Nesmith/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
The 2026 U.S. Classic gymnastics competition should be one for the books. While the event serves as the final qualifying opportunity for the nation’s top elite gymnasts, in 2026, it also serves as the first televised outing for a pair of highly anticipated gymnastics comebacks.
Held from July 17-18 in Hartford, Connecticut, the event begins Friday with podium training sessions for the senior and junior elite competitors, as well as the Hopes Championships for aspiring youth gymnasts.
Three-time Olympic medalist Jade Carey and former UCLA gymnastics star Katelyn Ohashi will continue their elite gymnastics comebacks this week in Hartford. World champions Leanne Wong and Skye Blakely also headline the event, leading a roster full of U.S. National Team contenders.
Olympic Champion Jade Carey returns to her first U.S. Classic since 2024, after taking a break from elite competition following her medal-winning performances at the Paris Olympic Games.
The 2026 U.S. Classic gymnastics competition should be one for the books. While the event serves as the final qualifying opportunity for the nation’s top elite gymnasts, in 2026, it also serves as the first televised outing for a pair of highly anticipated gymnastics comebacks.
Held from July 17-18 in Hartford, Connecticut, the event begins Friday with podium training sessions for the senior and junior elite competitors, as well as the Hopes Championships for aspiring youth gymnasts.
Three-time Olympic medalist Jade Carey and former UCLA gymnastics star Katelyn Ohashi will continue their elite gymnastics comebacks this week in Hartford. World champions Leanne Wong and Skye Blakely also headline the event, leading a roster full of U.S. National Team contenders.
Olympic Champion Jade Carey returns to her first U.S. Classic since 2024, after taking a break from elite competition following her medal-winning performances at the Paris Olympic Games.
2 months ago
Captain Hayley Matthews and veteran Stafanie Taylor struck magnificent centuries as West Indies Women defeated Ireland Women by six wickets in the second ODI at Bready on Sunday to seal the three-match series 2-0 with a game to spare.
After opting to bowl first, West Indies produced a disciplined effort to restrict Ireland to 241/7 before Matthews (100 off 94) and Taylor (104* off 104) stitched together a match-winning 158-run partnership to guide the visitors to 245/4 in 39 overs, completing the chase with 11 overs remaining.
Ireland lost both openers early after Deandra Dottin struck twice in her opening spell, dismissing Sarah Forbes and Gaby Lewis to leave the hosts under pressure.
However, Amy Hunter (67) and Rebecca Stokell (57) steadied the innings with a crucial 106-run stand for the fourth wicket after Orla Prendergast had fallen to Matthews. The partnership ended when Matthews removed Hunter before Afy Fletcher dismissed Stokell just nine deliveries later. Leah Paul then provided late impetus with a brisk 32 off 30 ******* , helping Ireland post a competitive 241/7.
Matthews impressed with the ball as well, returning figures of 2/34, while Dottin's fiery opening spell earned her 2/15.
West Indies suffered an early setback when Realeanna Grimmond was dismissed in the opening over, but Matthews immediately took charge of the chase. The skipper played an attacking knock, racing to her second century of the series in just 94 ******* , dominating a game-changing 158-run partnership with Taylor. Matthews eventually departed for exactly 100, leaving West Indies needing only 83 more runs.
Taylor, who initially played the supporting role, shifted gears after Matthews' dismissal. The experienced batter reached her fifty in 62 ******* before bringing up a superb unbeaten century off 104 deliveries, sealing the milestone with a six. She remained unbeaten alongside Shemaine Campbelle as West Indies completed a comfortable victory with plenty of overs to spare.
The result gave West Indies an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match ODI series ahead of the final fixture.
Ireland Women: 241/7 in 50 overs (Amy Hunter 67, Rebecca Stokell 57; Hayley Matthews 2/34, Deandra Dottin 2/15)
West Indies Women: 245/4 in 39 overs (Stafanie Taylor 104*, Hayley Matthews 100; Aimee Maguire 2/52)
West Indies Women won by 6 wickets and lead the three-match ODI series 2-0.
After opting to bowl first, West Indies produced a disciplined effort to restrict Ireland to 241/7 before Matthews (100 off 94) and Taylor (104* off 104) stitched together a match-winning 158-run partnership to guide the visitors to 245/4 in 39 overs, completing the chase with 11 overs remaining.
Ireland lost both openers early after Deandra Dottin struck twice in her opening spell, dismissing Sarah Forbes and Gaby Lewis to leave the hosts under pressure.
However, Amy Hunter (67) and Rebecca Stokell (57) steadied the innings with a crucial 106-run stand for the fourth wicket after Orla Prendergast had fallen to Matthews. The partnership ended when Matthews removed Hunter before Afy Fletcher dismissed Stokell just nine deliveries later. Leah Paul then provided late impetus with a brisk 32 off 30 ******* , helping Ireland post a competitive 241/7.
Matthews impressed with the ball as well, returning figures of 2/34, while Dottin's fiery opening spell earned her 2/15.
West Indies suffered an early setback when Realeanna Grimmond was dismissed in the opening over, but Matthews immediately took charge of the chase. The skipper played an attacking knock, racing to her second century of the series in just 94 ******* , dominating a game-changing 158-run partnership with Taylor. Matthews eventually departed for exactly 100, leaving West Indies needing only 83 more runs.
Taylor, who initially played the supporting role, shifted gears after Matthews' dismissal. The experienced batter reached her fifty in 62 ******* before bringing up a superb unbeaten century off 104 deliveries, sealing the milestone with a six. She remained unbeaten alongside Shemaine Campbelle as West Indies completed a comfortable victory with plenty of overs to spare.
The result gave West Indies an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match ODI series ahead of the final fixture.
Ireland Women: 241/7 in 50 overs (Amy Hunter 67, Rebecca Stokell 57; Hayley Matthews 2/34, Deandra Dottin 2/15)
West Indies Women: 245/4 in 39 overs (Stafanie Taylor 104*, Hayley Matthews 100; Aimee Maguire 2/52)
West Indies Women won by 6 wickets and lead the three-match ODI series 2-0.
