Because she's pregnant with her second child, Joy-Anna Duggar has mostly been receiving an outpouring of support these days.
That was before Tuesday, June 2, however.
Back in February, Jenelle Evans got back together with David Eason, despite the fact that he'd spent years frightening her children for sport, and he capped off his reign ot terror by murdering her freakin' dog.
Fans anticipated disaster because -- well, that's just the sort of prediction people make when you welcome a dog-murdering sociopath back into your life.
Last month, Abby Lee Miller announced that she is done with Dance Moms, for good. That may be for the best.
As more and more people call out racism in our society, multiple alums from the show are pointing the finger at Abby for vicious, hateful behavior.
Meri Brown... out?
Over the past couple days, Sister Wives fans have noticed that Brown has been busy at work, sharing Facebook posts to promote various LuLaRoe clothing items and outfits.
For over a year, Kylie Jenner enjoyed the status that came with one very impressive title -- world's youngest self-made billionaire.
Obviously, Kylie's entire family is wealthy, but even her iconic sisters aren't billionaires, and they certainly didn't come close to any such feat in their early twenties.
Say what you will about the British royal family -- these people are experts when it comes to holding a grudge.
After all, you don't get involved in something like the Hundred Years' War if you're the type to forgive and forget.
Meghan Markle has broken her silence on George Floyd, the ongoing protests in America... and racism in general.
Sadly, the former actress and Duchess -- like all African-Americans around the world -- has extensive experience in this tragic area.
Between the coronavirus and the Black Lives Matter protests, both social and mainstream media have been focused on some very important issues in recent weeks.
It takes a lot to distract from all of that and draw universal condemnation from the online community, but YouTuber Myka Stauffer has managed to do exactly that.
Chris Trousdale, a singer best known for having been a part of the group Dream Street, died on Tuesday might after contracting coronavirus.
He was 34 years old.
Last month, Riverdale stars Lili Reinhart and Cole Sprouse broke up again. This week, she has more important things on her mind.
While rallying others for a protest march, Lili announced to the world that she is bisexual.
Brandi Glanville has come right out and said it, you guys.
In a stunning preview for The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which aired after Wednesday night's new episode, the reality star directly addressed the rumor that's been floating around online for months:
Regardless of whether or not you live in a city in which protests are taking place, by now, you're certainly familiar with the sights and sounds that have characterized the past week in America:
The shocking footage of the police murder of George Floyd, chants from protesters, crowds being doused with pepper spray by overzealous authorities ...
We're just gonna go ahead and say it:
Lea Michele must be the biggest A-Hole in Hollywood.
Mary Pat Gleason, a veteran actress of the small and big screen, died on Tuesday after a battle with cancer.
She was 70 years old.
After Lauryn Shannon and Alana Thompson had to relocate to avoid the shady stalkers after Mama June, Alana was looking forward to returning home.
But on the latest Mama June: Family Crisis, the family discovered that June had sold and abandoned her house. Alana can never return.
When Josiah Duggar and Lauren Swanson got married back in 2018, their wedding was nearly identical to every Duggar ceremony that preceded it.
Over 1,000 guests were in attendance, and a TLC camera crew was on hand to capture the moment when the couple kissed for the very first time, in accordance with the hyper-strict Duggar courtship rules, which prohibit most forms of premarital physical contact with the opposite sex.
Jon Gosselin's two eldest children may be too brainwashed to speak to him, but it looks like Mady still has a good head on her shoulders.
As impassioned protests continue from coast to coast, she is speaking up against racism.
Tuesday night's Vanderpump Rules reunion special was different from any in the show's history, and not only because it was conducted over video conference in accordance with social distancing guidelines.
For one thing, it may have been the most exciting episode of the season, so we guess the stars of the show have been searching the #PumpRules hashtag and realizing that viewers have been bored to tears lately.
Audrey Roloff is very much like millions of other Americans right now.
She sees the protests taking place across the country.
Vanessa Morgan is sick and tired... and no longer remaining silent about it.
The actress, who portrays Toni Topaz on The CW drama Riverdale, grew empowered enough by the anti-racism protests over this past weekend to take to social media -- and then take down the producers of her very own show.
When you think of Teen Moms with tattoos, Chelsea Houska is probably not the first person who comes to mind.
Probably the first person who comes to mind is that nightmare-inducing version of little baby Leah on Amber Portwood's torso.
