Noella Bergener Reveals She Is Currently ‘Squatting’ With Son in a Mansion Amid Legal Battle

Grieving Sinéad O'Connor has revealed the sweet way she's remembering her late son Shane following his funeral last week.Taking to Twitter, the Irish musician revealed that she has a permanent place set at the table for the 17 year old, who was reported to have gone missing from hospital before his tragic death earlier this month. Sinéad, 55, wrote: “Am staying with my best girlfriend. Been with her since the funeral.

Celine Dion took to social media to mark an emotional family milestone with fans, accompanied by a rare throwback picture.MORE: Celine Dion's crystal-studded wedding dress took 1000 hours to makeThe singer revealed that it was her oldest son René-Charles' 21st birthday and shared a photograph of herself after she gave birth to him alongside her late husband René Angelil.She penned a heartfelt message to her son, writing: "René-Charles, 21 years of dreams have already passed. We gave you life… Thank you very much for giving us the wonderful gift of becoming your parents.WATCH: Celine Dion surprises fans with exciting announcement"Since that day, I've been thriving as I watch you grow.

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are said to be “supporting” one amid their father Prince Andrew’s legal battle. Royal expert Jennie Bond exclusively told OK! that the royal sisters are “very close” and Eugenie will be “the shoulder that Beatrice cries on if she’s called to make a statement under oath” in her dad’s civil sex case trial.

On Wednesday night’s episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County, Heather Dubrow didn’t take to well to Nicole Bergener‘s card game gift she gave to Heather’s 17-year-old daughter Max. “We came home and Max opened her presents and Noella kind of gave her kind of a questionable gift,” Heather said, speaking about her party thrown to celebrate Max’s book I’ll Give It to You Straightish, a work highlighting her experience as a bisexual teen.

Louise Thompson has admitted in a post on social media that she doesn’t want to leave the house after experiencing “a hard few days” amid her current battle with PTSD.The 31 year old has been suffering from PTSD since she returned home after five weeks in hospital following the traumatic birth of her son Leo in November, which lead to "serious complications" for the reality star. Louise has been open with her followers about her struggles in getting better physically and psychologically and spoke on Wednesday of how difficult she is finding it currently dealing with her mental health.

 has its bone collector (looking at you, Sheree Whitfield), and  has its fact checker: Emily Simpson, the attorney turned party planner who's hit her stride in season 16, her fourth on the show. She says feeling fully comfortable with a cast for the first time in her tenure as a Housewife has made room for her to dig deeper and, sometimes, ask the awkward questions."[In past seasons], it was really difficult for me to just let loose, because I had so much emotionally going on," Emily shares with ET over video chat.

Noella Bergener isn't just a Real Housewife. She's  a  superfan.«I think it's the kiss of death to admit this, but I'm all honest all the time, so why stop now? Of course!» the  season 16 newbie confesses to ET over video chat. «I watched every single episode of every single season of almost every single franchise.

The back and forth continues in the ‘Shake It Off’ song-theft legal battle, with the songwriters who accuse Taylor Swift of ripping off their work insisting their litigation should now head to a jury trial.Legal reps for Sean Hall and Nathan Butler filed new papers with the court on Friday urging the judge to knock back Swift’s most recent and seemingly final attempt to get the case kicked out of court via summary judgement.Hall and Butler accuse Swift of ripping off their 2001 song ‘Playas Gon Play’ on her 2014 hit. The former had the lyric “the playas gon play/them haters gonna hate”, while ‘Shake It Off’ famously includes the line “the players gonna play, play, play, play, play/and the haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate”.The duo first went legal in 2017, but the following year judge Michael Fitzgerald dismissed their lawsuit on the basis that the handful of lyrics the two songs have in common are not protected by copyright in isolation.However, Hall and Butler successfully over-turned that ruling in the Ninth Circuit appeals court, where judges said that Fitzgerald had been too hasty to conclude that the lines about players playing and haters hating were not protected by copyright.As a result, the whole matter was sent back to the lower court.

In her legal opinion. Emily Simpson weighed in on her Real Housewives of Orange County costar Noella Bergener’s messy divorce after getting an up-close look at the drama.

Not quite how she imagined it would go. Monica Aldama returned for season 2 of Cheer only for production to get shut down by the coronavirus pandemic.