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Meagan Good revealed on the Picture This podcast that she rehomed her cat Bam Bam after falling in love with Jonathan Majors; the couple began dating in late 2022 and married in March 2025, and she noted Bam Bam struggled with their dogs, prompting the decision, with a quip that she chose the man over the cat.
Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, stars of Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum, reportedly split after five years due to a disagreement about marriage; sources say Abbey was ready to marry years ago while David wanted more time.
A Cancer Research Communications study finds never-married men have 68% higher cancer rates and never-married women 83% higher than their married counterparts, with the protective effect seemingly accumulating with age. Researchers say marriage may confer health benefits through social support, better healthcare access, and reduced risky behaviors, though some experts caution that findings could reflect broader social systems or biases. The authors advocate more research and increased support for unmarried individuals to ensure equitable care and screening.
HuffPost gathers divorced writers to share the last fight that ended their marriages, with accounts ranging from therapy stalemates and money disputes to parenting clashes and trust issues, showing how ongoing, unresolved conflicts often precipitate divorce.
Rumors that Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi were in trouble in their marriage amid Prince Andrew’s Epstein scandal were dismissed by Hello! sources, who said any distance between them stems from busy work schedules and travel. The couple have been seen together recently and are likely to stay low‑key this year as the royal spotlight remains on the Andrew affair.
Timberlake’s 2024 Sag Harbor DWI arrest body‑camera footage was released after a court ruling, renewing attention on the case; Biel is reportedly unhappy about the renewed scrutiny and wants to move past the incident to focus on family life, with sources saying their marriage has faced stress but she remains supportive while expressing disappointment at certain decisions; the couple, married since 2012 with two sons, have not publicly commented on the footage.
Rumors about Zendaya and Tom Holland's secret wedding were stirred by Law Roach, but Zendaya's Jimmy Kimmel appearance did not confirm the marriage. She joked about AI-generated wedding images and suggested she isn’t married yet, underscoring the couple’s ongoing privacy.
At the Oxford Literary Festival, professor Lawrence Whalley suggested that men who marry intelligent women may be less likely to develop dementia, arguing that a mentally stimulating spouse could help keep the brain sharp. The piece notes dementia’s rising global prevalence and that Alzheimer’s is the most common form, but stresses that Whalley’s claim is theoretical rather than proven and aligns with broader evidence that cognitive engagement supports brain health.
Valerie Bertinelli details in her memoir Getting Naked how her 1981–2007 marriage to Eddie Van Halen remained deeply loving. She recalls him telling her that the biggest mistake of his life was letting her go, their son Wolfie, and how they chose forgiveness in the final years of his battle with cancer, with Bertinelli noting their relationship evolved into a flawed but real love that endured.
Christina Applegate reveals in her memoir You With the Sad Eyes that she knew on her 2001 wedding day to Johnathon Schaech that the marriage wouldn’t last, describing the ceremony as a perfectionism-heavy moment and recalling the line of thinking that led her to realize the partner wasn’t right; the couple stayed together until Schaech filed for divorce in 2005 (finalized in 2007). Both have since remarried—Applegate to Martyn LeNoble and Schaech to Jana Kramer and later Julie Solomon—and Applegate has shared her journals with her daughter while navigating a multiple sclerosis diagnosis.
Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin have built a decades-long marriage based on mutual respect, independence, and consistent effort, navigating their very different personalities, career pressures, and a string of public dramas— from whispers of infidelity to a feud with Hamlin’s ex-wife—showing that their union endures because they actively communicate, seek therapy, and choose to work at it.
DTF St Louis blends whimsy with a murder mystery to probe marriage and midlife longing: Bateman’s mild-mannered weatherman befriends a sign-language interpreter, they dive into a swingers app called ‘DTF St Louis,’ and as the plot thickens, the show balances quirky humor with sharp questions about sex, fidelity and aging, anchored by strong performances.
Stylist Law Roach claimed Zendaya and Tom Holland are already married, saying 'The wedding has already happened' with no location or date provided; their engagement was publicly confirmed in early 2025, but reps have not commented, and the couple remains private about their relationship.
Zendaya and Tom Holland are reportedly married, according to Zendaya’s stylist Law Roach who said on the red carpet that “the wedding has already happened.” The couple, who began dating after meeting on the Spider-Man set in 2016 and went public in 2021, are known for keeping their relationship private. Holland had previously corrected a reporter about their engagement, calling Zendaya his fiancée. The piece notes their continued collaboration, with upcoming 2026 Spider-Man projects mentioned as part of their ongoing screen pairings.
At the 2026 Actor Awards red carpet, Law Roach publicly claimed Zendaya and Tom Holland are already married, reviving longstanding marriage rumors after past engagement reports; there’s been no official confirmation from the couple or their reps.