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Callum Turner told Esquire that his May London ceremony and a later Palermo celebration for his wedding to Dua Lipa were the “most beautiful day” of his life, noted the surreal public reaction, and said he hopes to start a family in the coming years.
Amid online chatter over Jenna Ortega’s thinner appearance in an Esquire interview, her sister Aliyah appears to defend the actress, with a fan urging privacy; the piece notes ongoing celebrity body-image scrutiny and mentions Ortega’s current projects, including Wednesday season 3 and the Klara and the Sun press tour.
Aliyah Ortega commented on Jenna’s Instagram post, appearing to co-sign a lengthy statement defending her sister and urging fans to mind their business after an Esquire interview sparked weight-loss speculation; Jenna has not publicly addressed the chatter and her rep has not commented.
Jenna Ortega told Esquire that as a child star she would go all day without eating or drinking on set to avoid being “in the way,” a habit she now calls a mistake; she described her early drive and nearly quitting, cited Dakota Fanning as a role model, and noted upcoming projects including Klara and the Sun and Season 3 of Wednesday.
Brad Pitt reveals in Esquire that he began drinking again after seven years of sobriety, choosing moderation and self-discipline rather than abstinence; a source says the decision is personal and doesn’t erase the time he spent sober, and Pitt has discussed attending AA in the past following his 2016 split from Angelina Jolie, with their divorce finalized in 2024.
Brad Pitt told Esquire that he's started drinking again, but in moderation, after seven years of sobriety, saying he can have a few wines but can’t have a lot. He attributes his ongoing recovery to factors like 12-step work and support from peers such as Bradley Cooper, and he discussed his sober-curious journey in the context of his highly publicized divorce from Angelina Jolie.
Brad Pitt reveals in Esquire that he's begun drinking again after seven years sober, but only in moderation and not in large quantities, saying he can have a few drinks but must stay disciplined. He has spoken openly about his sober-curious journey, credited Bradley Cooper with helping him get sober, and discussed grief and his divorce from Angelina Jolie as factors in his path, stressing his goal is to avoid relapse.
Brad Pitt reveals that after seven years of sobriety he started drinking in moderation, saying he can have a few glasses of wine but not in large quantities; he credits Alcoholics Anonymous for helping him stay disciplined, discussed past suicidal thoughts during a difficult period, and framed sobriety as an ongoing journey following his 2016 split from Angelina Jolie.
Brad Pitt says he was sober for seven years after his 2016 split from Angelina Jolie, but is now drinking in moderation and must stay professional, admitting he can’t have large amounts of alcohol. In a recent Esquire interview, he credits Alcoholics Anonymous meetings for helping keep him grounded and details his darkest moments during family turmoil, including thoughts of suicide. He has previously thanked Bradley Cooper for supporting his sobriety and continues to speak openly about his journey.
Brad Pitt told Esquire he’s drinking again after seven years of sobriety, but only in a restrained way and with an emphasis on staying professional about it. The admission suggests a relapse in recent years rather than a return to heavy drinking, and he also discusses his Netflix project The Adventures of Cliff Booth.
Brad Pitt says he is no longer sober after seven years, telling Esquire he can have a few glasses of wine but can’t drink heavily. He began sobriety in 2016 after his split from Angelina Jolie and has spoken about feeling suicidal during a painful period tied to family issues, including a 2016 plane incident. He says he got overconfident and decided drinking wasn’t good for him, and he’s working to reboot his sobriety while navigating ongoing personal life challenges.
Brad Pitt told Esquire he briefly felt suicidal during a painful period battling through “family stuff” after his split from Angelina Jolie. He described a moment of imagined relief at the sight of a gun in his head, then said his survival instincts kicked in. The interview touches on the couple’s six children, Jolie’s 2016 divorce filing and custody disputes, and notes the divorce was legally settled in 2024 with ongoing questions about the kids’ last names.
Dwayne Johnson faced online criticism after telling Esquire he will stop publicly weighing in on politics, with George Takei and Wil Wheaton calling his stance cowardly and complicit in silence. Johnson, on a worldwide Moana press tour, says he regrets endorsing Biden in 2020 and will keep politics off his public agenda to avoid dividing fans, choosing to express his views through his work instead. The piece also notes that other stars, like Jennifer Lawrence, have reflected on similar choices about public political commentary.
Tom Holland publicly confirms that he and Zendaya are married, addresses AI-generated wedding photos, and says he and Zendaya keep details private, calling her his best friend and noting their relationship provides stability amid fame.
Tom Holland told Esquire that Owen Cooper would be awesome as the next Spider-Man and could be a great springboard for a fresh face. He said he’d like to mentor the successor, similar to Robert Downey Jr.’s mentorship, and hopes to stay involved as a producer, even though securing producing credits can be tough. Cooper has previously expressed interest in playing Spider-Man, and his rising profile from Adolescence strengthens his candidacy.