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told The Mirror that David and Victoria had approved the engagement, saying: 'David and Victoria have very much given this relationship their blessing.'They added: 'It’s a very exciting time for the whole family and after a few previous rocky relationships, they think Brooklyn has landed on his feet.'The couple have been dating for up to nine months.You actor Penn Badgley and his wife Domino Kirke are expecting their first child! Lovely news for the couple who have suffered two heartbreaking

According to Penn Badgley, his early 20s was a wild time. During a conversation with Chace Crawford who he worked alongside in Gossip Girl for Variety Studio: Actors on Actors, the 33-year-old actor opened up about some of his experiences with hallucinogenic drugs at the earlier stage of his adult life.

It is still unclear if any of the OG Gossip Girl cast will appear in the Gossip Girl reboot. But Penn Badgley has revealed he is excited about the show.

Hello Upper East Siders, let's travel back in time to 2007 when Gossip Girl stars Penn Badgley and Blake Lively were in a relationship. Yes, we are aware that the two stars have moved on.

You star video chatted with fellow GG alum (Nate) for Variety's "Actors on Actors" series and, naturally, they touched a little on the show that made them famous. After Crawford pointed out that Badgley was the first of the Gossip Girl gang to get an iPhone—the first iPhone, back in 2007—Lonely Boy gave some more details that will amuse fans. "I didn't even want [the iPhone]," Badgley told Crawford.

Penn Badgley and Chace Crawford are reflecting on their days. On the latest installment of 's series, the former co-stars reminisce about their time on the teen soap and reveal why they don't watch episodes of it today.While Badgley watched the series with his wife, Domino Kirke, years back, he didn't have a positive viewing experience.«She had never seen it, and that’s the last time I can remember seeing an episode.

Nearly a decade since Gossip Girl ended, stars Chace Crawford and Penn Badgley took a walk down memory lane for Variety‘s Actors on Actors series. While Penn’s character, Dan Humphrey, was a blogger who spent a lot of time online (wink wink), Penn, 33, was totally against technology. Chace, 34, recalled a hilarious story about Dan getting an amazing piece of tech in 2007 that he absolutely rejected.

Meg Zukin Fans of “You” know that there’s no telling what will come out of Joe Goldberg’s mouth.

Ramin Setoodeh New York Bureau ChiefOn the primetime soap “Gossip Girl,” Penn Badgley and Chace Crawford played two very different teen characters: Badgley’s Dan Humphrey was a member of the Brooklyn literati, while Crawford’s Nate Archibald inhabited Manhattan’s social whirl.

Colleagues of Chris D'Elia continue to speak about the sexual assault charges against the comedian after multiple reports against him surfaced online. Most recently, in a new interview on Tuesday, i.e.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorAnother of comedian Chris D’Elia’s co-stars has spoken out about recent allegations that he solicited underage girls on social media.D’Elia had a three-episode arc on the Netflix series You last season. In it, he played a man who menaces a 15-year-old girl.

Penn Badgley is addressing the multiple sexual misconduct allegations against his season 2 co-star, comedian Chris D'Elia.

Penn Badgley, 33, has spoken out after his You co-star Chris D’Elia, 40, was accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women on Twitter. The Gossip Girl alum said he was “troubled” after it was reported that Chris sexually harassed and groomed underage girls.

Penn Badgley has admitted he’s “very troubled” by the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding his You co-star Chris D’Elia.The Whitney actor has denied accusations he attempted to groom and solicit photos from underage girls online, insisting he “never knowingly” pursued relationships with minors, and claiming he didn’t know any of the females making allegations of inappropriate behaviour against him via social media.However, the scandal has led to him being dropped by his talent agents, and

The internet loves a good wardrobe malfunction and CW teen drama Gossip Girl didn’t disappoint when a fan pointed out a major mishap on June 8. “Can someone please tell me why this actress is just only wearing one shoe?” TikTok user @triciaerb3, asked her followers.

You actor Penn Badgley is set to become a dad as his wife Domino has announced that she is pregnant after “two miscarriages in a row”.The 33 year old actor, who plays Joe Goldberg in the hit Netflix series, and his wife Domino will welcome their first child together later this year.The Gossip Girl star’s wife made the happy announcement on her Instagram page as she shared a photo of her growing bump with her feet, which are covered with a pair of grey and black stripy socks, pocking out from

If you haven't finished Season 2 of Netflix thriller You — spoiler alert — Love is pregnant and Joe, portrayed by actor Penn Badgley, is going to be a dad. But the character isn't the only one who's about to be a new father; turns out, Badgley is expecting his first child with singer Domino Kirke.

Penn Badgley, of You and Gossip Girl fame, is expecting his first child with wife Domino Kirke. Kirke announced the news with a baby bump Instagram photo.

Actor Penn Badgley is getting a little concerned because he’s beginning to think like his serial killer You character.

Who could have predicted that a character birthed from a Lifetime series would be such a topic of conversation and point of obsession on social media and beyond?

Look, I get the confusion. Penn Badgley, who plays Joe, is a hot guy. You probably know him best as Dan Humphrey from Gossip Girl, so his face is already nostalgia-inducing and probably makes you feel all warm inside. And he's not any less hot in this show than he was in that one. If anything he's gotten better with age.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – In its first season, “You” was more interesting as state-of-the-industry case-study than as television. A semi-satirical stalker drama whose ability to compel coexisted with certain deep flaws, “You” failed to catch on as a Lifetime series and seemed destined for a short life — up until it was, in its second run on Netflix, a zeitgeist hit (according to Netflix’s own telling).