Heidi Klum Divorced: Her History of Marriage With Tom Kaulitz

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Heidi Klum has been divorced and married.

After her seven-year marriage to Seal ended, the beloved model and television personality played the field for years.

She ended up married to Tokio Hotel guitarist Tom Kaulitz in 2019. The 16-years-younger musician even became a stepdad to her four children.

Where do things stand today?

Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz attend the 82nd Annual Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton on January 05, 2025. (Photo Credit: Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

Tom Kaulitz and Heidi Klum first became an item in 2018

In March of that year, Klum and Kaulitz sparked dating rumors when kissing on the set of America’s Got Talent.

However, they gradually went public through joint public appearances and showing up together on social media. In particular, that May, they attended the Cannes amfAR Gala together.

The two packed on the PDA.

In December of 2018, they became engaged after one year of dating.

Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz attend the Messika Paris Womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on September 26, 2024. (Photo Credit: Arnold Jerocki/Getty Images for Messika)

Both Heidi Klum and her husband are from Germany

Like Klum, Kaulitz is from Germany. In fact, his place of birth is East Berlin … because, pretty famously, Germany was once split down the middle.

In May of 2021, Heidi Klum spoke on Jimmy Kimmel Live about how he had gifted her a portion of the now-destroyed Berlin Wall.

One fragment of what was once a monument to division and oppression is now a monument to their shared history — and, one would argue, to their lives. It sits in their garden.

Musician Tom Kaulitz and model Heidi Klum arrive to attend the annual amfAR Cinema Against AIDS Cannes Gala at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Cap d’Antibes, southern France, on the sidelines of the 76th Cannes Film Festival, on May 25, 2023. (Photo Credit: STEFANO RELLANDINI/AFP via Getty Images)

Tom Kaulitz is a twin

Whether you’re a fan of their Netflix reality show, Kaulitz & Kaulitz, or their podcast, Kaulitz Hills — Mustard from Hollywood, you know that Tom has a twin brother, Bill.

As the name of their podcast might imply, the Kaulitz brothers live nearby, even joining each other for extended family breakfasts sometimes.

And, as we mentioned, they had their own Netflix reality series.

Tom Kaulitz and Heidi Klum attend the 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton on January 07, 2024. (Photo Credit: Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

Heidi Klum’s husband is a musician

In 2001, at the age of 15, the Kaulitz brothers formed Tokio Hotel, a rock band that has a fair amount of name recognition. (Just not as much as Heidi Klum does)

Kaulitz is the lead guitarist. Bill is the lead singer.

There are, in fact, other members of the band, but neither of them are husbands or brothers-in-law to Klum.

Klum is so supportive of her husband’s music career that she loaned him a dress to wear for their music video to remake the song “Monsoon.”

Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz attend the 66th GRAMMY Awards at Crypto.com Arena on February 04, 2024. (Photo Credit: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)

Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz married twice, actually

After getting divorced once, Heidi Klum wanted to be sure before she married Tom Kaulitz.

And, clearly, she was.

The two married in secret in early 2019, just two months after becoming engaged in December 2018.

It was only in August of 2019 that they held a huge public wedding, complete with a celebration in Capri, Italy (possibly the most beautiful place in the world) with the ceremony on a yacht.

February 2024 marked Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz’s five-year anniversary. Good for them!

Heidi Klum Divorced: Her History of Marriage With Tom Kaulitz was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Mom Accused of Killing Son Permitted to Trick or Treat With Surviving Kids

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A Georgia mother facing serious criminal charges in connection with the death of her 1-year-old son has been granted permission to take her other children trick-or-treating on Halloween.

Deja Coleman, who is accused of leaving her baby, Daniel, inside a hot car while she worked at a hospital, will be allowed to go door to door with her children at Rainbow Village in Gwinnett County.

The residential community serves families experiencing homelessness, and Coleman is currently living there under house arrest.

Deja Coleman will be allowed to trick or treat with her kids despite allegations that she killed her son. (Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Department)

A judge approved the Halloween outing on Thursday, October 29, according to WSB-TV Atlanta.

There are, however, some important restrictions. Coleman is being monitored by GPS and cannot leave the Rainbow Village property. So while she can participate in the holiday with her other children, the outing must remain within the complex.

Coleman has been charged with second-degree murder and second-degree cruelty to children in connection with Daniel’s death.

Investigators say she brought her older children to daycare but failed to bring the baby inside before heading to work.

According to police, Coleman then drove to the hospital, parked her vehicle and began her shift at approximately 7 a.m. She allegedly did not realize Daniel was still in his car seat.

The child was not discovered until around 3:50 p.m., when a hospital employee noticed him unresponsive inside the vehicle.

Off-duty officers at the hospital reportedly broke a window to reach the child and remove him from the car. Daniel was already dead.

The conditions inside the vehicle were especially alarming. Investigators said the temperature inside the car had reached 117 degrees, and it reportedly remained that hot even an hour after the child was found.

Law enforcement officials have offered some insight into Coleman’s state of mind following the tragedy.

Captain Dena Pauly told WSB-TV that Coleman was “devastated” when she learned what had happened. Detectives believe she was overwhelmed at the time, rather than distracted.

That detail does not change the charges Coleman is facing, and the allegations have not been adjudicated in court.

But the judge’s decision means she will be able to spend Halloween with her other children while remaining under the restrictions of her house arrest.

The ruling concerns only Coleman’s permitted movements while awaiting the resolution of her criminal case. She will remain subject to GPS monitoring and the restriction preventing her from leaving the residential complex.

Mom Accused of Killing Son Permitted to Trick or Treat With Surviving Kids was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Neve Campbell Divorced: Her History of Marriage, Explained

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She is one of the most iconic scream queens of all time.

But Neve Campbell has had some pretty dramatic ups and downs off screen, also.

The actress has been married and divorced multiple times, even becoming a mother along the way.

Where do things stand today?

Actress Neve Campbell attends the premiere of “When Will I Be Loved” at on September 7, 2004. (Photo Credit: Paul Hawthorne/Getty Images)

Jeff Colt

On April 3, 1995, Neve Campbell married her first husband, Jeff Colt.

As is sometimes the case with a celebrity’s relationship (and even marital) history, the first spouse is the one about whom the public knows the least.

A lot changed in Neve’s life during their marriage. Namely, in 1996, she became extremely famous by starring in Scream. (Not that Party of 5 was a blip, but still.)

During that time, their marriage also fell apart.

In May of 1998, they divorced.

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Val Kilmer

In the late ’90s, when she was in her mid-to-late 20s Neve Campbell sparked a brief romance with a very famous actor.

She and Val Kilmer met at a Los Angeles party.

Neve was already famous for Party of 5 and for Scream, but the older actor carried considerably more weight in the industry.

It appears that the relationship remained mostly private.

The two reportedly split after just a few months with little drama or fanfare.

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John Light

In 2005, Neve began dating John Light. The two actors had met while filming Investigating Sex.

In December of that year, they became engaged.

The engagement lasted until their May 2007 marriage in Malibu.

Neve and her second husband lived in Islington, London for about half a decade.

In June of 2010, Neve filed for divorce in Los Angeles court. It was over.

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JJ Field

In 2011, Neve met fellow actor JJ Field.

With obvious chemistry, they were soon dating, announcing in March of 2012 that they were expecting their first child, Caspian.

Early in the summer of 2018, Neve announced that they were growing their family further, this time by adopting a second son.

By all accounts, Neve and JJ remain happily together to this day.

Congratulations to them both!

Neve Campbell Divorced: Her History of Marriage, Explained was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Kevin Federline Reportedly Drowning in 6-Figure Debt After Britney Spears Payments End

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He was once called a “professional father” by Sam Asghari.

Kevin Federline doesn’t appear to be beating that particular allegation.

A new report sheds light upon his jarring debts.

By all accounts, it looks like the money dried up as soon as support payments from Britney Spears did.

Kevin Federline arrives at the Crazy Horse III Gentlemen’s Club to celebrate his birthday on March 24, 2018. (Photo Credit: Bryan Steffy/WireImage)

$117,704 is a lot of money to owe

Page Six reports that they obtained documents on Federline’s hefty credit card tab.

At 48, the father of several children — two of whom with Britney — owes at least $117,704 to City National Bank.

This six-figure debt includes a credit card, a personal line of credit, and an overdraft line.

Federline reportedly signed the bank agreement back in November 2024.

Both Sean Preston and Jayden James, his sons with Britney, are now young adults with September birthdays. It sounds like the funds were already running out.

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As THG has previously reported, Federline was receiving $40,000 per month in child support from Britney.

At the end of both boys’ experiences in high school, they were in Hawaii, where Federline and his wife had moved.

Sean Preston turned 18, resulting in those child support payments going down to $20,000 per month.

Then, it was Jayden James’ turn to graduate from high school.

That money, Federline has claimed, went towards security as well as the boys’ standard of living.

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What comes next?

According to the City National Bank lawsuit, Federline had until August 2026 to pay his credit card debt.

His personal line of credit, meanwhile, was due in June 2025.

The overdraft line was due in April of that year.

The bank’s lawsuit also seeks to extract accrued interest on all three debts. In the case of the card, that’s over 20% interest.

We do not know how Federline plans to pay off this alleged debt.

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Child support, spousal support, and more that stems from celebrity divorces can seem absurd.

But we must remember that it is vital that, when a celebrity couple breaks up (or, dare we say it, any couple), children do not have to spend some time in a mansion and other times battling food insecurity — or even living at significantly lower means.

The idea is that divorce should never be a sentence of homelessness or death to the lower-earning spouse, and should ideally cause as little disruption to the children’s lives as possible. (Most of the time, it is already significant enough.)

Of course, Federline and Spears were only married for barely more than two years. They married in September 2004 and divorced in autumn of 2006. So this is not like a couple where one partner sacrificed a potential career to support a spouse or raise children for 10 years.

Debt can happen to anyone. It is not shameful or immoral to owe money. But many question how Federline was seemingly unable move on with new income beyond payments stemming from a two-year marriage.

Hopefully, Federline can find a solution to these debts. Clearly his Britney-bashing book full of incendiary claims didn’t cover it. Whether or not he asks to be bailed out, he might want to start by making nice with the mother of his sons.

Kevin Federline Reportedly Drowning in 6-Figure Debt After Britney Spears Payments End was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Dolly Parton Memoir Sold After (Secret) Bidding War: What Will She Reveal?

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Not even her tragic passing can keep her from working “9 to 5.”

The late great Dolly Parton has received an award, starred in a commercial, and spiritually visited Miley Cyrus.

Now it has been revealed that she penned a memoir before she died. She knew that she was sick, after all.

After a heated and secret bidding war, the book has sold for a hefty sum. What will Dolly share posthumously?

Dolly Parton performs on February 8, 2019. (Photo Credit: Rich Fury/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)

We all want to read this memoir

Page Six reports that Dolly’s secret posthumous memoir has sold for $13 million.

This followed an intense yet secret bidding war among publishers.

Dolly passed away in the middle of August at the age of 80.

At this time, we do not know when Dolly wrote her memoir. We can also only guess at its contents.

However, Dolly was an internationally beloved figure who kept some aspects of her life very private. The book is all but guaranteed to be a smash hit.

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According to the report, literary agency Folio sold the publishing rights to Dolly’s memoir.

Notably, Folio previously did similar work for Dolly’s Songteller: My Life in Lyrics back in 2023.

Apparently, the bidding began with a $12 million offer — which, given the layers of secrecy, prompted skepticism and confusion among some publishers.

However, reports say that Grand Central ended up bidding $13 million and “won the book.”

(There are disputes about that number, as some say that the amount was lower but that the royalties will be higher than the usual 50/50 split.)

What will the memoir contain?

Dolly led an extraordinary life. She was an actress, a singer, she had her own theme park.

She was also a cultural icon, beloved by many generations. All generations, really.

To many, Dolly’s philanthropy — trying to make the world a better place rather than worse, which we know sounds like a foreign concept when we think of most of the ultra-rich today — was the most important aspect of her life.

At the same time, she kept most details of her TIME-year marriage to Carl Dean private.

Dolly’s memoir could have a lot of insights to share. And then, of course, there are potentially more polarizing topics.

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In life, Dolly avoided partisanship. She even turned down the Presidential Medal of Honor three times.

People know that Dolly was probably left-leaning politically. She was a longtime supporter of the LGBTQ+ community, of Black Lives Matter. Her program that sent free books to children changed lives and boosted literacy. She donated $1 million to COVID-19 vaccine research.

Her beloved sister, Stella Parton, is an outspoken leftist. She has said that this has alienated the Trump crowd, even within the world of Country music.

Some wonder if Dolly will share her political views, explicitly, in her memoir. Others hope that she does not — as her ability to be political through charity and support without appearing partisan helped her achieve her beloved status.

Meanwhile, other speculate that she could comment on feuds, grudges, and which awful people may have crossed her path over the years. Dolly was a delight, but that doesn’t mean that everyone with whom she worked was the same.

Dolly Parton Memoir Sold After (Secret) Bidding War: What Will She Reveal? was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Patrick Stewart Opened Up About ‘Non-Existent’ Relationship With Children Ahead of Death

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On Thursday, we reported on the death of Patrick Stewart. The beloved film and television star was 86.

Stewart may have spent decades portraying some of television and film’s most memorable characters, but the late actor carried a deeply personal regret that had little to do with his career.

Three years before his death, the Star Trek icon spoke candidly about his strained relationship with his two adult children, admitting that his bond with son Daniel and daughter Sophie had become “practically non-existent.”

Sir Patrick Stewart attends the premiere of CBS All Access’ “Star Trek: Picard” at ArcLight Cinerama Dome on January 13, 2020 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images)

Stewart made the heartbreaking confession during a 2023 interview with the Irish Independent.

At the time, he acknowledged that he was estranged from his children, whom he shared with his first wife, Sheila Falconer.

“I never thought that this would happen, but both my children are in their 50s — they’re not children anymore, they’re adults. And my relationship with them is practically non-existent,” he said.

The distance between them was not something Stewart brushed aside. He explained that the estrangement caused him “significant grief,” adding that there was not a day when he wasn’t pained by memories of his children and by the role he believed he played in shaping their lives.

And Stewart was candid about what he thought had contributed to the situation.

“I always put my acting work first, before my family,” he admitted.

The actor went on to say that he could have been a better parent when Daniel and Sophie were young. His career, he acknowledged, had consumed so much of his attention that everything else took second place.

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“I could’ve done better as a parent, when my kids were little. I was just obsessed with my work and everything else took second place,” Stewart said.

He also suggested that he had tried to make amends with the next generation of his family. Stewart said he was attempting to correct those mistakes whenever possible with his grandchildren, adding that his children seemed to have forgiven him.

The actor’s reflections offered a glimpse at a side of the celebrated performer that audiences rarely saw. In the same period, Stewart reportedly considered whether Captain Jean-Luc Picard, the thoughtful leader he played on Star Trek: The Next Generation, represented the kind of father he wished he had been — or could have been.

Stewart and Falconer married in 1966 and separated in 1990. He later married film producer Wendy Neuss, with their marriage ending in 2003. In 2013, he wed singer Sunny Ozell, who remained his wife until his death.

Stewart died at age 86 on October 28, 2026, at his home in Los Angeles. His longtime spokesperson said he had experienced a brief battle with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia, and that he was surrounded by family and friends.

His career made him an icon. But in his own words, the relationships closest to home remained a source of profound regret.

Patrick Stewart Opened Up About ‘Non-Existent’ Relationship With Children Ahead of Death was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Anonymous Celebrity Threatens Suicide If Named In Sexual Misconduct Investigation

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An unnamed celebrity is fighting to keep his identity out of the headlines as he faces multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.

And his legal team is warning that exposing his name could have potentially fatal consequences.

The unidentified man, referred to as “PPT” in court documents, is seeking an injunction to prevent The Guardian and ITN from publishing his identity alongside allegations that he abused his celebrity status to pursue sexual relationships with young women and teenagers.

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The allegations have not been proven, and the man vehemently denies the claims.

According to reports from the London High Court, his attorney, Sara Mansoori KC, argued that publishing the allegations would make another suicide attempt “highly likely.” She told the court that her client had already attempted suicide twice after the news organizations contacted him seeking comment.

Mansoori also said her client had been hospitalized for months, involuntarily detained, and examined by more than 10 doctors.

“This is not a case where an individual has spuriously raised ‘mental health’ concerns in the face of an impending publication that they do not wish to occur,” she argued.

The attorney maintained that the threat to her client’s life was genuine, insisting that the consequences of publication could be catastrophic.

However, the news organizations are pushing back against the effort to keep the celebrity anonymous.

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Gavin Millar KC, representing The Guardian and ITN, argued that journalists had conducted a wide-ranging investigation involving more than 100 people, including 30 individuals who provided firsthand accounts.

The outlets contend that the allegations raise serious questions of public interest, particularly regarding the potential abuse of fame and influence. Their legal team also argued that many of the women who came forward had experienced significant emotional distress as a result of the alleged conduct.

The organizations maintain that preventing publication would undermine legitimate journalism and potentially prevent other women from learning about the allegations.

A medical assessment presented to the court reportedly found that inpatient treatment could substantially reduce the celebrity’s suicide risk, although it could not eliminate that risk entirely.

The case puts the court in a difficult position, weighing concerns about an individual’s safety and privacy against freedom of expression and the public’s interest in reporting allegations of potentially serious misconduct.

Justice Nicklin acknowledged the significance of the dispute, emphasizing that his responsibility was to determine whether the publications could legally proceed, not to establish whether the allegations were true.

The judge has reserved his decision and is expected to rule next week. Reporting restrictions remain in place while the parties await his decision.

The judge also issued a pointed warning against online speculation about the celebrity’s identity, making clear that repeated rumors do not transform speculation into established fact.

For now, the identity of the man remains protected, and the allegations against him remain unresolved.

We will have further updates on this developing story as new information becomes available.

Anonymous Celebrity Threatens Suicide If Named In Sexual Misconduct Investigation was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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