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Britney Spears was photographed riding through Los Angeles traffic with her head through a moonroof of a black Mercedes, posing for about two minutes before pulling into a gas station; the moment follows her DUI arrest months earlier and rehab, with insiders saying she’s healthy and in a positive place.
Reality TV figure Taylor Frankie Paul has reportedly entered voluntary rehab as her ex-husband seeks a temporary protective order in ongoing Utah custody and domestic violence disputes.
Taylor Frankie Paul voluntarily checked into rehab on a doctor’s recommendation amid a heated co-parenting dispute with exes Dakota Mortensen and Tate Paul, including mutual protective orders and custody battles over Indy, Ocean, and Ever; authorities are weighing potential order violations, and sources say she’s focused on getting better with the stay reportedly around a week.
Taylor Frankie Paul voluntarily checked into a rehab facility for mental health treatment amid her ongoing legal battle with ex Dakota Mortensen over their son; insiders say the stay was advised by her mental health team and focused on treatment, and she has since left the center and returned home. The piece also notes a history of a 2023 arrest and ongoing custody-related tensions between the former couple.
Britney Spears used Instagram on Father's Day to share a wish to become a mom again, revealing she’d love another child and noting she once bought a tiny guitar in Mexico with a third baby in mind. The 44-year-old is already mom to sons Sean Preston (20) and Jayden James (19) with Kevin Federline, and her post follows a recent DUI arrest and rehab from which a source says she’s doing well.
Britney Spears shared an Instagram Father's Day video showing her dancing in a yellow dress with a tiny guitar and wrote that she hopes to have another baby, signaling a public wish amid ongoing efforts to rebuild her relationship with her two sons after her rehab stint and their intervention to encourage treatment.
Lil Nas X says he's feeling better after rehab and a bipolar diagnosis, explaining he's now creating freely with less fear after years of public scrutiny, and addressing fans in a video after a social-media hiatus; the post highlights his recovery and ongoing prominence in music, including past Glastonbury moments.
Lil Nas X posted an Instagram video saying he’s been in rehab for months, returned home to Atlanta and LA, and has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. He’s now seeing a therapist and psychiatrist, says he’s feeling better and creating freely, and confirms new music is on the way, following past charges that led to a mental health diversion program intended to dismiss the case if he stays compliant.
Shia LaBeouf pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery for a February bar altercation in New Orleans and was sentenced to two years of probation, alcohol rehabilitation, sensitivity training and anger-management classes.
Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh rejoined the team’s dugout for Seattle’s 5-1 win over Arizona while continuing his oblique rehab in Arizona. He detailed steady progress—tee work, light throws and bullpen participation—and acknowledged the challenge of reproducing game swings as a switch-hitter. Raleigh hopes to ramp up soon, with plans to gauge next steps in the coming days, potentially skipping rehab games. Watching from the sidelines has given him a new appreciation for the talent around him and a renewed, supportive perspective on the team’s recent strong play.
Milwaukee sent pitcher Quinn Priester from Triple-A Nashville to the Arizona Complex League to continue rehab from thoracic outlet syndrome after a rough stretch that included a poor Nashville outing and a 21.60 ERA over six minor-league starts. The Brewers want a low-pressure environment to rebuild his form, with manager Pat Murphy saying Priester isn’t progressing in Triple-A and could be out for about another month. Priester had shown promise in 2025 (157 1/3 innings, 3.32 ERA after adding a cutter), but the club is managing rotation injuries while he restarts his recovery.
The Dodgers placed Teoscar Hernández on the injured list with a left hamstring strain after Wednesday’s game, while Kiké Hernández went on the IL after his early exit two days earlier; reliever Evan Phillips is on track for a July return after rehab outings, Tommy Edman began a Triple-A rehab assignment, Hyeseong Kim has received more playing time in left field, and Ryan Ward was recalled from Triple-A Oklahoma City to fill Teoscar’s roster spot.
Patrick Mahomes is progressing in ACL/LCL rehab toward a hoped Week 1, 2026 return, working with Chiefs trainer Julie Frymyer after surgery and focusing on running and cutting. He’s participated in OTA practices but remains out of full team drills as the staff, including head trainer Rick Burkholder, monitors his pace. Coach Andy Reid stresses an individualized timeline and the crucial, trust-based relationship Mahomes has with Frymyer as he eyes a return with the team.
Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua spoke publicly after completing rehab, saying it’s OK to ask for support and highlighting the importance of his relationships with the Rams and teammates; he expressed gratitude for the organization’s backing as he navigates a civil suit over an alleged December incident and antisemitism claim, noting he sought treatment earlier this spring.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone announced that Gerrit Cole will be activated from the 15-day injured list and start Friday, marking his first big-league appearance since 2024 after Tommy John surgery in 2025. Cole has a long track record of durability and success, and with Max Fried on the IL, he’ll fill Fried’s spot in the rotation as the Yankees navigate a mix of healthy and rehabbing arms.