domestic abuse: Celebs Rumors

a viral image of Sean “Diddy” Combs, 54, as a “Simpsons” character running from police is fake. The picture shows a cartoon Combs wearing a pink suit and matching sunglasses being chased by a group of police officers.

New York Times that he never physically assaulted the “Vogue” singer, 65, when they were married from 1985 to 1989.Penn recalled the time that his home was raided by the SWAT team after Madonna called the police because she was concerned about guns in the house.“I said: ‘I’m not coming out. I’m going to finish my breakfast,’ ” Penn said in the interview published Saturday.

in the disturbing clip.“Everything in the video is egregious, I’m against,” the rapper, 48, said on NewsNight, clarifying that he doesn’t consider Combs a friend. “So when I saw the video I was kinda upset being that I know him.” However, the interview appeared to take a turn for the worse when Phillip reiterated the question.“I don’t know him like that.

violent footage from 2016 was published online showing the rapper assaulting then-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura.“Throw Diddy in jail,” Portnoy wrote on X. “Throw away the key.

announced via Facebook on Wednesday that there was “no indication of foul play” after the body of actor Cole Brings Plenty was found in a wooded area in Kansas. “This is a tragic case for everyone involved,” Lawrence Police Chief Rich Lockhart said in a statement.

Keke Palmer and Darius Jackson have made the joint request to delay their restraining order hearing, which had been filed by the actress in early November.The hearing was scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 5, while court-ordered mediation began on Nov.

public to Bustle.“I just think [this] was a moment in time in my life where I really stepped into this kind of boss behavior [of doing] whatever the hell I want to do,” she explained. “This is the happiest I’ve ever felt with someone. So why would I go out of my way to hide this person? That’s a lot more work than just living in my life and being in my life.

provided graphic security camera video stills as evidence.As a result of the emergency filing of the temporary restraining order, the Los Angeles County judge ruled that Jackson must stay at least 100 yards away from the “Hustlers” star and their son at all times. In the filing, Palmer also alleges there were “many instances of physical violence, including striking and grabbing me around the neck, descriptions of Darius destroying my personal property, including diaries and prescription eyeglasses, throwing my belongings into the street, throwing my car keys to prevent me from driving away, hitting me in front of our son, spewing profanities about me to our son, threatening to kill himself with a gun if I left him, harassment, and other physical and emotional abuse.”The Post has reached out to reps of Jackson and Palmer for comment.Jackson, who works in the entertainment and fitness industries according to his fitness bio, most also stay 100 yards away from any childcare or schooling facilities visited by their son and he will not be allowed to any visitation with the infant.A hearing set for Dec.

died Wednesday at the age of 83, secretly endured 16 years of physical abuse at the hands of her husband — prompting a suicide attempt and leaving her with “nightmares” that lasted the rest of her life. The diva didn’t disclose the domestic abuse until 1981 — five years after she filed for divorce — bravely speaking out at a time when women rarely revealed that they had been victims of violence at the hands of their husbands.  “I was living a life of death,” Tina told People magazine in a bombshell interview in November of that year.

two testified against ex-boyfriend Michael Slager in her 2018 murder trial. Clinging to life on a hospital bed with burns covering 95% of her body, an amputated arm that had been scorched to the bone and bolts of pain surging through her frame, Malinowski, then 33, told the courts via video that Slager had doused her in gasoline and set her on fire during an argument on August 2, 2015. “Evil. Just completely evil,” says Malinowski of Slager in her pre-trial deposition.

he went missing, appearing to be sucking on a balloon — potentially getting high, TMZ reported.Photos from April 25 show Bell, 36, in his parked car outside his home in Los Angeles, apparently inhaling from a fully inflated balloon, according to TMZ.A canister that resembles a nitrous oxide container could be seen in the car, the outlet alleged.The following day, on April 26, Bell was photographed stepping out with a friend in Malibu.The Post has reached out to Bell’s representatives for comment.Huffing nitrous oxide is a popular way of getting high without using hard drugs — especially among Gen Z — though it’s extremely dangerous.Also referred to as “laughing gas,” “whippits” and “hippy crack,” nitrous oxide is legally sold in single-use silver “cracker” canisters, dispensed into balloons and inhaled to create a temporary feeling of head rush, relaxation and euphoria. However, it is illegal to inhale nitrous oxide recreationally.UK-based neurologist Dr.

rowling in royalties. The ex-husband of author JK Rowling has claimed that he helped write the first book in her multimillion dollar “Harry Potter” franchise.“When she was writing the book, I was participating in it, she was reading it out to me, and I was reading it to her,” Arantes, 54, said to the Daily Mail. “The first book was fascinating; the writing was wonderful, and I always liked it because we shared a passion for literature, and especially literature for children.” The former Portuguese television reporter continued, “The project was for seven books, and I was very involved with the first one and she knows that.

stemming from her arrest last week, Utah authorities said Friday.The 28-year-old MomToker, who grabbed headlines last year for revealing she’s a “soft swinger,” was arrested on three misdemeanor charges: assault, criminal mischief, and domestic violence in the presence of a child following the Feb. 17 incident, Herriman police said.In a statement released Friday, police said detectives turned over new video footage to the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office to weigh felony assault charges.“This evidence also suggests that during the incident, Ms.

blockbuster defamation trial this week.Heard, 36, spent two days detailing Depp’s alleged abuse, saying her former spouse, 58, slapped her across the face and conducted a “cavity search,” reportedly believing she had hidden his cocaine in her vagina.The “Aquaman” actress was often emotional as she answered questions about her turbulent marriage. Many viewers watching the televised trial became convinced of her authenticity, and #IStandWithAmberHeard started trending on Twitter Thursday afternoon.

Tyga, 31, has been accused of domestic abuse by his ex-girlfriend, Camaryn Swanson. Per TMZ, 22-year-old Camaryn claims that the rapper hit her after she arrived at his home at 3 a.m. on Monday, October 11. Camaryn was reportedly “intoxicated” and “was shouting” at Tyga’s doorstep, so he let her inside. At some point afterwards, Tyga allegedly physically struck Camaryn. She was picked up from the home by her mother, according to TMZ, and she later shared photos of her alleged bruises from the incident on her Instagram Stories.

Victoria Derbyshire has said she faced some “really difficult times” during childhood while living with her violent father.

As the novel coronavirus has ravaged the world, and stay-at-home orders have been put in place in virtually every country across the globe, my thoughts have returned continually to those for whom home is not a safe place.It’s a stark statistic, but approximately 7.9 million women in the United States are raped, physically assaulted, and/or stalked by a current or former intimate partner each year.As we are collectively being asked to social-distance and stay at home, COVID-19 is confining many of these women in even closer quarters with their abusers, , without the lifeline that even the simplest of trips to the shops, or the respite that their or their partner’s regular working hours, might have provided.Getting help to them, and the

During a worldwide pandemic, the safest place to be is home.But for people enduring domestic violence, home is never safe. The coronavirus pandemic—and the stay-at-home orders, social distancing measures, and quarantining that have been instituted in an attempt to keep the disease at bay—have the unintended side effect of .As if escaping an abusive situation isn't painfully difficult under regular circumstances, attempting to leave during a pandemic means either braving public transportation or coordinating with friends or relatives who could themselves be at an elevated risk.