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Stylist Karla Welch publicly defended Shailene Woodley against online criticism of her 2026 Emmys outfit, calling the backlash 'rude and mean.' Woodley wore a plunging periwinkle Balenciaga top and beaded gold pants, which drew mixed reactions from fans and critics. Welch, who also styles other A-listers, stood by the look, while Woodley later swapped the top for a T-shirt at after-parties.
Megyn Kelly criticized Shailene Woodley’s Emmy Awards outfit on her SiriusXM show, calling the deep neckline a failed distraction and the sequined trousers 'ugly.' Woodley won her first Emmy for Hulu’s Paradise and wore a Balenciaga haute couture look featuring a plunging periwinkle top and gold-embellished pants. Kelly blamed Woodley’s stylist, Karla Welch, for the choice, while fashion media praised the bold, trend-forward ensemble.
The 2026 Emmy Awards red carpet featured bold fashion choices, with Zendaya in a crystal-covered Prada gown, Shailene Woodley in a mixed-color Balenciaga look, and Meg Stalter in gold body paint. The event marked the first major awards show of the season, showcasing method dressing, coordinated families, and 1990s nostalgia.
Shailene Woodley made her first appearance at the Emmy Awards in nearly a decade on September 14, 2026, wearing a striking Balenciaga haute couture ensemble. The actress, who recently won her first Emmy for her role in Hulu's Paradise, chose a look featuring dramatic sequin-embroidered trousers and a plunging periwinkle top. This marked a significant departure from traditional red carpet gowns, highlighting a bold fashion statement at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards.
Shailene Woodley's first Emmy win for 'Paradise' was overshadowed by intense online backlash over her Balenciaga haute couture look at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, which featured sequin-embroidered trousers, a plunging periwinkle top, and burgundy opera gloves.
Shailene Woodley wore a controversial Balenciaga haute couture ensemble to the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, featuring sequined trousers and a plunging top. The look, styled by Karla Welch, divided public opinion while Woodley celebrated her first Emmy win for the series 'Paradise.'
Aaron Rodgers' recent podcast comments regarding his former fiancée Shailene Woodley have alarmed her close friends, who question why a married man is revisiting a relationship they have not discussed in over two years. While Rodgers claims Woodley ended the engagement and sought other relationships, sources indicate she has no ill will toward him and values privacy. The comments follow Woodley's recent Emmy win and contrast with her previous public statements about the relationship being 'beautiful but not right.'
Aaron Rodgers publicly disputed accounts from ex-partners Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick on a podcast, claiming they used his name for attention. The comments followed Woodley's first Emmy win and Patrick's earlier allegations of emotional abuse.
Aaron Rodgers used his appearance on the 'Not Just Football' podcast to dispute the narratives surrounding his past relationships with Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick. He claimed Woodley ended their engagement in early 2022 and that Patrick described their time together as emotionally abusive, which he denied. The comments drew criticism for their tone and timing, particularly as Woodley recently won an Emmy Award.
Aaron Rodgers used his podcast to dispute claims by exes Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick, asserting he was a good partner and that Woodley ended their engagement. He claims Woodley removed her ring by March 2022 after expressing interest in another man, contradicting her previous statements about trauma and depression. Rodgers also criticized Patrick for calling their relationship emotionally abusive. Both exes have declined to comment on his latest remarks.
Aaron Rodgers publicly disputed narratives from former partners Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick during a podcast appearance, claiming Woodley ended their engagement and that his relationship with Patrick lacked intimacy. He described both women as leveraging his fame for attention, while Woodley and Patrick have previously offered contrasting accounts of the relationships.
Aaron Rodgers used his final NFL season to publicly dispute narratives from exes Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick, claiming they ended their relationships and leveraged his fame for attention.
Aaron Rodgers used a recent podcast appearance to aggressively rebut public accounts of his past relationships with Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, entering what he calls his final NFL season, claimed on Cam Heyward’s 'Not Just Football' that both women distorted history to gain attention. He alleged Woodley told him she intended to sleep with another man days after accepting his proposal, while accusing Patrick of being depressed and unengaging during their 2018-2020 relationship. Rodgers dismissed their public statements as attempts to leverage his fame, contradicting previous interviews where both women described the relationships as emotionally damaging.
Aaron Rodgers publicly rejected allegations of emotional abuse from former partners Danica Patrick and Shailene Woodley during a podcast interview, asserting that their accounts of his behavior are false and motivated by attention-seeking.
Aaron Rodgers has publicly disputed the narrative surrounding his breakup with Shailene Woodley, claiming she told him she intended to sleep with another man days after accepting his proposal. Speaking on the 'Not Just Football' podcast, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback asserted that Woodley removed her engagement ring by March 2022 and that there was no relationship to end in 2022, contradicting her previous public statements about a traumatic event and depression. Rodgers also criticized Danica Patrick for describing their relationship as emotionally abusive, arguing that he was a supportive partner. While Woodley has not responded to these new allegations, Rodgers emphasized that he is retiring after the 2026 season and urged former partners to stop using his name for media attention.