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Shayne Jansen is taking some time off.

Logging off. Shayne Jansen announced that he will be taking a break from social media after fans expressed concern over his behavior.

Shayne Jansen is signing off amid the drama.

Shayne Jansen is taking a break from social media after fans expressed concern over the reality star's behavior during a recent Instagram Live.Shayne, who appeared on season 2 of and the Netflix reality spin-off, was captured speaking very quickly and bouncing around the screen as fans commented on his disheveled appearance and erratic movements.One account posted a clip of the Live to TikTok writing, «Anyone else concerned about Shayne from his Live?»Multiple fans agreed in the comments, speculating as to what would cause the Chicago native's behavior.Shortly after, Shayne took to his Instagram Story announcing a break from social media.«Everyone Loves A Scandal — Shayne Jansen,» he wrote, adding, «I'll see y'all next week or month.»Shayne got engaged to Natalie Lee on season 2 of only to get rejected at the altar after the pair had a dramatic off-camera fight shortly before their wedding day.They have since had several public spats rekindling and ending their romance multiple times since the show wrapped in 2021.Shayne was one of three finalist couples on, partnering up with Chloe Veitch. The couple ended their relationship shortly after filming for the reality series wrapped.In March 2022, Shayne spoke on podcast about rumors of drug use that plagued him during «Have I [used drugs]? Yes.

Manuel Betancourt To title your film after a year, as actor-turned-filmmaker Manuela Martelli does, is a bold statement. For Chileans, after all, “1976” (renamed “Chile ’76” for North American markets) will conjure up a host of reactions tied to what was one of the bloodiest years of Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship. And yet this dazzling debut feature is grounded not in the resistance movement against Pinochet, nor on the political maneuvring that led to thousands having been disappeared. It focuses instead on a housewife’s day-to-day routine, as she slowly finds her insular world rocked by events that soon spiral out of her control. Following a successful festival run beginning at Cannes last year, the film will be released Stateside by Kino Lorber from May 5.

No signs of slowing down. Taylor Swift is remaining busy on her Eras Tour following her breakup from Joe Alwyn.

Millie Bobby Brown is continuing to send her fans into a frenzy after she flashed a large diamond ring in a new Instagram video. On Thursday, Brown, 19, took to Instagram to announce her new business venture, Florence by Mills Coffee, where her fans were able to get a sneak peek at her rumored engagement ring as she blew a kiss at the end. The "Stranger Things" actress seemed to announce her engagement to Jake Bongiovi in an Instagram post earlier this week.

Scores of WGA members have turned to social media to not only reveal how they voted on the strike authorization but to share personal stories about their low pay and lack of opportunities for advancement — assuming they are working at all.

Coronation Street’s Sally Carman, 41, has been supported by fans as she made an awaited return to social media after announcing she was taking a break in February.The actress, who plays Abi Franklin in the soap, concerned some fans at the beginning of the year when she announced on Instagram: “Taking a bit of a break from social media for the next few weeks”, along with a red heart emoji. Fans sent her well wishes and many commented hoping she was “okay” and telling her to “look after herself”. Sally has finally broken her silence to her fans and said she has “missed” Instagram.

Scarlett Johansson is opening up about why she’s not on social media — and the reason is actually super relatable!

Scarlett Johansson just doesn't have a strong enough mentality to deal with social media. The actress appeared on Dear Media's "The Skinny Confidential Him & Her Podcast" and was asked why she's not on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok or any other social media forum."I can't. My ego is too fragile," she said. "I can't deal with it.

“The Skinny Confidential Him & Her” podcast.“My brain is too fragile. I’m like a delicate flower.”The “Marriage Story” star said that she has “enough anxiety” in her life without social media.“I had Instagram once for three days and when I started realizing that I’d spent 20 minutes looking at somebody’s Instagram page who worked for a friend of mine,” Johansson said.

Many celebrities use social media as a means to connect with fans and promote upcoming projects.

Scarlett Johansson is opening up about her reasons that she stays off of social media.

Scarlett Johansson says there’s a good reason she’s not on social media.

Amanda Owen has appeared to make a decision to take a week off from social media after it was alleged that she has been having an affair for five years.The Our Yorkshire Farm star and farmer, 48, who shares nine children with her estranged husband Clive Owen, 68, has embarked on a romance with lover Robert Davies. But Davies' now-estranged wife Yasumi has broken her silence on the reports, and claimed that he and Amanda first started seeing each other five years ago when he started working with the Owen family to take their business online.

YouTuber and boxer KSI has apologised for using a racist slur in a recent video.The 29-year-old internet personality, real name Olajide “JJ” Olatunji, said he was taking a break from social media as he had been “messing up a lot” of late.The four-letter slur, referring to people of Pakistani origin, was used during a video made with his collective of YouTubers, The Sidemen.Their Countdown-inspired game show saw him give the word as an attempt using his available letters. After facing criticism, he tweeted: “I wanna apologise for saying a racial slur in a recent Sidemen video.There’s no excuse, no matter the circumstances, I shouldn’t have said it and I’m sorry.

Internet star KSI has received serious backlash on social media after using a racial slur in a recent Sidemen YouTube video. The rapper has apologised saying there is “no excuse” for using the racial slur and added that he will be taking a step back from social media.

Rachel Weisz is opening up about her craft, and her personal life.

Naman Ramachandran British YouTuber, rapper and boxer Olajide Olayinka Williams JJ Olatunji, known professionally as KSI, has apologized after a racial slur and will take a break from social media. KSI is a co-founder and member of YouTube group the Sidemen. On Sunday, KSI and the Sidemen appeared in a video based on U.K. game show “Countdown” where the contestant chooses between two stacks of letter tiles, one containing vowels and the other consonants and has 30 seconds to form the longest single word they can, using nine letters. KSI formed the word “P**i,” a pejorative term used to describe people of South Asian origin in the U.K., saying: “I don’t mean this maliciously, but the word’s P**i.” The offensive word was bleeped. KSI’s fellow Sidemen are evidently amused by the slur in the video.