Reba McEntire reveals a surprising family tradition with Solo cups

In 1953, Major General Sir Charles Dunphie watched over Queen Elizabeth II as she was crowned Great Britain’s monarch at Westminster Abbey.

The root cause. Tori Spelling finally found the reason she and her family have been frequently sick and in the hospital over the past few months.

Dolph Lundgren is opening up about his health struggles.

She was within touching distance of the final so there were shockwaves as former Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan left I'm a Celebrity South Africa. The Rosie Webster actress, from Bury, was eliminated from the 'legends' spin-off of I'm a Celebrity set in South Africa on Wednesday night (May 10) before Friday's final.

Stacey Solomon has given a glimpse into her home life with her husband Joe Swash as fans got to see her sleeping arrangements before she got stuck into her new regime. The Loose Women star documented her early wake-up call on Tuesday (May 9) after vowing to hit the gym.

Jessica Simpson is sharing her father, Joe Simpson's, latest health battle. Over the weekend, the 42-year-old designer shared a sweet birthday tribute in honor of her oldest daughter, Maxwell. While celebrating her daughter's birthday, the «Take My Breath Away» singer revealed that her father has been battling bone cancer.«On May 1, 2012, my first born, Maxwell Drew Johnson arrived into this life as a sentient being seemingly not of this world.

Sharon Osbourne opened up about her experience taking an injectable weight loss drug. During Thursday's episode of "The Talk UK" the 70-year-old television personality and her fellow panelists discussed the explosion in popularity of the injectable medications Wegovy and Ozempic.The conversation was prompted by the news that Wegovy's U.K. launch has been paused indefinitely due to fears of overwhelming demand and shortages.  Osbourne admitted that she had recently used an injectable weight loss medication, though she didn't specifically name the drug.

Richie rich? Prince Harry hasn’t been a senior working royal since 2020 — but he still has a bank account worthy of his title.

Serena Williams is having another baby!

Karlie Kloss revealed she's pregnant with baby no. 2 while at the Met Gala Monday night.

The Queen Consort Camilla will be anointed in full public view at the coronation in a break with tradition, and will be presented with a ring which “marries” her as consort to the King. Camilla will be consecrated with holy oil without being hidden under a canopy, in contrast to the late Queen Mother’s coronation.The King, as is custom, will be shielded during his sacred anointing, and is using a new 2.6-metre high, three-sided, embroidered screen to ensure the privacy of the moment.

Kate Middleton called time on a long running family tradition this year. Prince Louis, her youngest, has an official picture published each year to mark his birthday and 2023 proved no different as the family shared a sweet snap of mum Kate pushing him along in a wheelbarrow. However, royal watchers noticed that it’s the first time proud mum Kate hasn’t taken his official birthday portrait herself.

Love Island star Ron Hall has opened up about his next career move, revealing he wants to use his new platform to help the younger generation with money advice. Ron, 25, who came in second place on Love Island with girlfriend Lana Jenkins, worked as a financial advisor before heading on the ITV2 show and now hopes to put his knowledge to good use.The reality TV star admitted he "couldn't care less" about social media followers and went on Love Island simply to find a girlfriend and for the "experience". "For me I could not care less about this following stuff, I just don't think it means anything," Ron said.

Reba McEntire is an accomplished singer and restaurateur, but fans might be surprised to learn about her affinity for red — and other colored — Solo cups.

Ashley Madekwe has some exciting news to share: She’s pregnant!

Nick Cannon is opening up about how his oldest children feel about their multitude of siblings.The host sat down for a chat on the  podcast, and he addressed what his 11-year-old twins, Moroccan and Monroe — whom he shares with ex-wife Mariah Carey — think about Cannon's 10 other kids, with a number of different partners.«At this point, they enjoy it,» Cannon said. «They have fun and they’re the oldest.»«But who knows where that will go when 16 hits?» he added.The twins will be turning 12 on Apr.

Nick Cannon is opening up about how his oldest children feel about alllllll their siblings.

The Loose Women discussed their friendship on Tuesday's show, with Janet Street-Porter appearing to hint at a past feud with co-star Denise Welch. Host Kaye Adams asked her co-stars Janet, Denise and Brenda Edwards: "Should you stay in touch with ex-colleagues?" Janet, 76, spoke about her experience as a boss in the workplace and then referred to her fellow Loose Women panellists as her friends, before saying Denise "never used to" speak to her.

Reba McEntire has been performing since she was a child, but always with the support of her beloved "mama." McEntire appeared on TalkShopLive with fellow country superstar Garth Brooks, who interviewed her about her upcoming book, "Not That Fancy," which features lifestyle tips, recipes and personal stories. The book, which features a foreword by Brooks, begins with McEntire reminiscing about her mom, who passed in 2020.

Reba McEntire is 's season 23 Mega Mentor, and she brought all the emotions as the Knockout Rounds kicked off on Monday.The country music legend — back again after mentoring Team Blake in the competition show's very first season back in 2011 — joined coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, Niall Horan and Chance the Rapper and their teams to help bring some big feelings, onstage and off.It was a Team Blake singer who first brought Reba to tears, as Kylee Dayne wowed the star with her powerhouse rendition of Celine Dion's version of «All by Myself.»«You really touched my heart,» Reba told Kylee after her rehearsal. «That's the biggest thing, is to capture somebody in the audience, to where they're sobbing, or laughing.