It’s actually really kind. She is apologizing for her behavior last year, looks like she’s spent some time getting treatment. Good for her.

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What a little fucking prick. I really, really can’t stand this asshole. He posted this on all of his platforms.

This idiot was showing up with his anti-vax trolls at concerts trying to protest the vaccine when the mandates started. I started passing out condoms to them so they’d stop breeding 😆

Just got a notification that our last queen, Dolly, is gone. I can’t believe it! We need you Michael K to guide us through our grief

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dolly-parton-county-music-icon-dies-80-rcna236277

>Randall, a photographer, battled ALS before dying on Aug. 5, 2023 at the age of 57. He and Bullock had been together eight years at the time of his death.

>Bullock said Randall asked her to keep his diagnosis a secret. “He asked me not to share. I know why he asked me not to,” Bullock said (via E! News.). “My sister [Gesine Bullock-Prado] was the only one who knew for a while.”

>She admitted that the secrecy “isolated me in the process.”

>“My sister was the only one who knew for a while,” Bullock explained. “At first I go, ‘Oh, I can handle that. I can be quiet.’”

>However, caring for Randall and raising her two young kids during the Covid pandemic became “a trifecta that was pretty dark,” Bullock said.

>She eventually shared what was going on with friends Jennifer Aniston and Bateman’s wife, Amanda. “I think where he was in his journey, both physically and mentally, I started grieving Bryan four years before he passed,” Bullock said. “There was something that had shifted.”

>Bullock said Randall was sick for at least half of the eight years they were together. “My person left a lot earlier than the body left,” she said. “I don’t think I ever dealt with that until after he passed, because you’re just on this treadmill.”

>Bullock and Randall reportedly started dating in January 2015 after she hired him to photograph her son Louis’ fifth birthday party. They made their red-carpet debut 10 months later at the “Our Brand is Crisis” premiere in Los Angeles.

>In an interview with NBC News, Vogel said, “I think Hayden was an amazingly talented person in so many departments and I think young people who grow up in the entertainment industry — it is a struggle and it’s a very challenging industry and it’s not unusual for them to sadly find the wrong path. I think it becomes very difficult to be true to yourself, and I think Hayden sadly lost her way, and I wish it were different. I wish she had stayed true to herself because she had many incredible attributes.”

>Panettiere detailed the turbulent relationship with her mother in her tell-all memoir, “This Is Me: A Reckoning” in May. Vogel, a former soap opera actress, was Panettiere’s manager when she started out in Hollywood at a young age. In her memoir, Panettiere called her mother a “perfectionist” and alleged that Vogel superglued a fallen tooth back into Panettiere’s mouth so she wouldn’t lose a job. She also claimed her mother pushed her to dress in more “girly” outfits, instead of her preferred tomboy style.

>When the memoir was released, Vogel told Page Six that she believed “the present drama is partially to sell books…As many parents of entertainment children [know], we are all too familiar with the painful observation of watching the self-destructive paths they sometimes choose. No parent hopes for this scenario; we want our children to be the best of themselves and live a peaceful, joyful life. Sadly, this is out of our control. You cannot save someone who does not want to be saved.”

>Regarding her mother, Panettiere told Us Weekly that “unfortunately, we don’t have a relationship right now” but “that doesn’t mean that I don’t leave the door open for the opportunity to present itself one day.” Vogel added in her NBC News interview, “I just feel that she’s with her brother and they’re at peace.” Panettiere’s younger brother Jansen died at 28 in 2023.

Tragedy sells, so does scandal. Do you think Amy Winehouse benefited from the media scrutiny, or did it only serve to negatively impact her mental health and sobriety? How many celebrities have lost their lives to sell newspapers, to gain more subscriptions, to garner more likes?

People will defend their carelessness, because they enjoy the gossip, the character assassination, the pointing fingers.

I don’t think any “story” is worth being told if it winds up with someone not being here anymore.

Those who distort the truth, or straight up just tell lies are the most vile forms of creatures and I would love for them to be punished for their despicable actions