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Larry David fires a biting three-word line—“Drop dead, Bobby!”—at Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in HBO Max’s Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness, a moment linked to Kennedy’s vaccine stance and the Curb Your Enthusiasm reunion, where Kennedy’s wife Cheryl Hines did not appear.
Larry David roasts his former friend Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a new HBO sketch for Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness, featuring a Trump-adjacent vaccine-skeptic character who is hilariously shut down by Jonas Salk’s mother; the piece notes their longstanding friendship and that Cheryl Hines wasn’t invited to join the show.
In HBO Max’s Life, Larry David plays Dora Salk in 1950s Queens, trading jabs with a neighbor who mocks vaccines while bragging about Jonas Salk. The episode also nods to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Cheryl Hines’ husband, whose anti-vaccine activism has reportedly cooled David’s friendship with Hines, adding a meta edge to the mock-history satire.
In HBO Max’s Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness, Larry David parodies anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a vaccine-skeptical neighbor, a jab that mirrors real‑life tensions with Cheryl Hines and reports of their friendship cooling.
Emmy-nominated comedian Nate Bargatze attended Donald Trump’s UFC Freedom 250 at the White House, where Cheryl Hines shared a photo showing Bargatze with Trump and Vice President JD Vance; Bargatze posted nothing himself, and the event—held on the White House South Lawn with several MAGA figures in attendance—was delayed by storms as weather concerns loomed over the seven-fight card.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is filmed chasing two non-venomous Black Racer snakes on Dr. Mehmet Oz’s Palm Beach patio while his wife Cheryl Hines pleas for him to stop; off-camera, Oz comments about the snakes’ mating as Kennedy grins and the snakes bite him. The clip adds to a string of Kennedy’s controversial animal-related episodes noted by The Daily Beast.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted a video of himself wrangling two black racer snakes on Dr. Oz’s West Palm Beach patio while Cheryl Hines urged him to let them go; one snake bit his finger, but RFK Jr. appeared unfazed, adding to a string of small-animal escapades surrounding the Kennedy family.
Jon Stewart’s WHCD monologue skewered Trump insiders, highlighted RFK Jr. being escorted away, and praised Stephen Miller for protecting his wife Cheryl Hines as security moved guests to safety during a gunman incident.
Washington Post columnist Monica Hesse recounts the chaotic moment when a gunman rushed toward the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, prompting Secret Service to evacuate Cheryl Hines and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The piece uses the evacuation footage to highlight the surreal chill of gun violence in everyday life and to question how America confronts firearms in public moments.
A new book based on RFK Jr.'s diaries claims his third marriage to Cheryl Hines is all but over, detailing decades of alleged infidelity (including a 2024 affair with Olivia Nuzzi) and Kennedy's comparisons of Hines to his late wife Mary Kennedy, who died by suicide amid their divorce; Hines has publicly suggested the scandal strengthened their marriage.
Cheryl Hines dismissed Chelsea Handler’s claim that she and RFK Jr. sold Handler a “toxic” home, saying the timing seems aimed at getting attention and that she left Handler her contact info and a personal note when the house was sold. Handler had described issues with the Los Angeles property—including a supposed unsafe foundation and illegal storage—after buying it five years ago, but Hines argues the allegations don’t hold water.
Chelsea Handler says she bought RFK Jr. and Cheryl Hines’s Brentwood home for about $5.9 million five years ago and has not lived in it after a home inspector labeled the property the most toxic environment; renovations uncovered issues including an illegal outdoor storage unit and foundation problems, and she quipped about Kennedy’s role in government. The 1937-built house has five bedrooms and a pool.
Comedian Chelsea Handler reveals she bought RFK Jr. and Cheryl Hines’s Brentwood home for about $5.9 million nearly five years ago, but foundation and safety concerns, an allegedly illegal storage unit, and warnings that the house is 'cursed' have kept her from moving in.
Chelsea Handler shared on her Dear Chelsea podcast that she bought RFK Jr. and Cheryl Hines’ house in 2021, but it was in such poor condition that she hasn’t been able to move in. A home inspector allegedly flagged a toxic environment and an illegal storage unit, and there were major foundation concerns; Cheryl Hines reportedly left a note offering help, but Handler says the issues have kept the property uninhabitable for years.
On her Dear Chelsea podcast, Chelsea Handler reveals she bought RFK Jr.’s Brentwood mansion for about $5.9 million five years ago, only to find it “unlivable” and toxic, and she lashes out at RFK Jr. and his wife Cheryl Hines over the deal.