Whereas showing on Wednesday’s episode of the Minnie Questions with Minnie Driver podcast, the actress admitted that she regrets not being a “firmer mum or dad” to her daughter, Coco, and wished she’d “stepped in” extra when she was rising up.

“I want so dangerous that I may have realized within the second a solution to shield Coco from issues that I did not due to my very own points — whether or not it was codependency or seeing her in relationships with those that I knew this was not good,” stated Cox, who shares Coco, 19, with ex-husband David Arquette.

“I did not wish to step in, regardless that I knew one thing wasn’t proper, as a result of she would get so mad at me,” Cox continued. “She needed me to, you understand, ‘Let me take care of it, Mother. You do not perceive.’ I did perceive, and I ought to’ve trusted myself, and I ought to’ve stepped in.”

The Mates alum added, “I am not saying I made her who she is, however you do see issues in different folks, whether or not it is simply at all times caring for folks and being the nicest individual.”

Cox, 59, stated as she’s gotten older, she’s “realized to say no” and how one can “have boundaries.”

“I imply, earlier on when she was a child or not even that a few years in the past, I want I might been a firmer mum or dad,” she admitted.

Cox and Arquette, 52, first met in 1996 on the set of Scream, and the 2 married in 1999. They welcomed Coco in 2004. Cox and Arquette cut up in 2010, earlier than finalizing their divorce in 2013.

Cox moved on with Snow Patrol member Johnny McDaid, whom she started courting in fall 2013. The pair introduced their engagement the next June. Nevertheless, the couple reportedly ended their engagement in November 2015, earlier than later reconciling in 2016. Whereas they’ve been collectively since, they’re nonetheless not engaged.

Arquette, in the meantime, married journalist Christina McLarty in 2011. They share two kids.

On Thursday’s new episode, Sam’s conduct blew up the group, after she recorded a TikTok with Alexis Bawden, the spouse of New York Jets soccer participant Nick Bawden. The footage confirmed Alexis reenacting an notorious Sam-Ron battle from the present’s early days over his friendship with Jenni “JWoww” Farley.

Alexis’ caption for the video: “Angela, I’M associates together with her!!!”

“Angela,” after all, is Angelina.

Now, some backstory. In September 2023, Alexis took to TikTok to name out Pivarnick for slipping into her husband’s DMs, sending him a message saying, “see u quickly.” Bawden uncovered the DM, earlier than telling Angelina — who she repeated known as “Angela” within the video — “You do not message a married girl’s man you’re going to see him quickly after you see his spouse go by on the sector. Weirdo.”

That drama already performed out earlier this season, with Pivarnick saying she DMed a variety of the gamers and did not know Bawden was married when she reached out to him.

All of it appeared prefer it had blown over, till Sam determined to look in Alexis’ video.

“You must see this bulls–t!” exclaimed Pivarnick after she discovered in regards to the TikTok. Angelina went on to say Sam wasn’t dwelling as much as her “candy” repute, as an alternative calling her the “meanest bitch” she’s ever met. “F–k you,” she exclaimed as she continued to rant in regards to the obvious slight, which got here after ongoing drama between the 2 ladies.

Even their costars knew the video would trigger severe drama, as all of them braced for Hurricane Angelina to hit.

“As soon as you set one thing on social media, it is there perpetually. Lady, what are you doing?!” exclaimed Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, whereas Deena Nicole Cortese mentioned she’d by no means make a video like that as a result of she’s “too afraid” of Angelina’s wrath.

“That was a chess transfer. Do not f–k with Sam, is what I am saying,” mentioned Pauly D in response to the video, whereas Mike “The Scenario” Sorrentino felt Sam “undoubtedly poked the hamster with that TikTok.”

The video got here out proper earlier than the entire group was set to move to Arizona collectively for an additional journey they usually all anticipated severe drama from Angelina as soon as they obtained there. Sam, nevertheless, defended herself whereas talking with Jenni, Nicole and Deena, saying she wasn’t deliberately attempting to tick off anybody with the TikTok.

“Me and Justin went to a Jets-Giants sport and I obtained this wonderful alternative to observe the sport from the Jets particular lounge and guess who’s there,” she mentioned. “I used to be there all day together with her for 4 hours and he or she’s a really good lady. There was no unwell intent on my finish.”

“You understand how awkward it was after I noticed this lady? I am not the one who wrote the caption, I am not the one who posted it,” she added. “There was no ill-intent on my finish.”

She went on to say that Angelina “annoys” her basically and, referring to their previous points, mentioned she knew Pivarnick would not even “personal up” to her personal half in any of their ongoing drama.

The episode ended simply after Angelina and her man, Vinny Tortorella, arrived on the AZ resort — which means any showdown between her and Sam must wait till subsequent week. A preview for the episode teased {that a} fairly heated confrontation is coming, so keep tuned!

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Christopher Robertson has been charged with murdering spouse Kristlynne Robertson, after police responded to the couple’s house on April 12 in the midst of the evening and located a lady, later recognized as Kristlynne, “wrapped up inside a blue tarp.”

One of many responding officers, based on an arrest warrant obtained by Regulation&Crime, famous the girl “appeared to not be sporting a shirt and there was blood on her pores and skin and there seemed to be a bruise or mark on the appropriate facet of her neck.”

The officer then spoke with Robertson’s brother, who was the one who initially known as police to the house. He mentioned he had been gone “for a number of days” and got here again to the home to search out his brother “extraordinarily intoxicated.” He allegedly mentioned he noticed his brother “stroll into his bed room at which period he smelled a powerful foul odor” and journey over one thing, earlier than seeing Kristlynne’s physique. The brother acquired Christopher out of the home, known as for assist and even eliminated a handgun from Robertson’s bed room “and positioned it in his room for protected conserving,” based on authorities.

When murder detectives responded to the scene, Robertson was “too intoxicated to know what I used to be saying or present a significant response,” reads the arrest warrant.

After executing a search warrant on the house, the tarp was faraway from Kristlynne’s physique and health workers later decided she had been shot on the decrease left facet of her face, with bullet fragments nonetheless inside her head and no obvious exit wound. Officers additionally obtained the gun from Robertson’s brother.

Round midday the subsequent day, the Fort Price Police Division then acquired a 911 name from Robertson, who allegedly mentioned, “My father-in-law goes to kill me,” “I truly killed his daughter,” and “I killed his daughter.” He additionally supplied his handle, identify and the identify of the sufferer, earlier than detectives returned to the house.

That is the place, based on police, he “admitted to taking pictures his spouse one time and acknowledged that he wished to go to jail.” He handed over one other gun, which he mentioned he used to shoot his spouse.

He is at present being held on the Tarrant County Jail on $100,000 bond.

In response to FOX 4, relations mentioned Kristlynne was the mom of 5 kids.

Seales and Rae have been costars on HBO’s Insecure — and whereas talking to Shannon Sharpe on the Membership Shay Shay podcast, Seales shared her facet of the story.

“So I’ve by no means talked about this publicly as a result of it has all the time been extremely vital to me to guard Issa,” Seales advised Sharpe. “As a result of I do know that Issa is doing one thing inside this enterprise that so few individuals get to do. And it is not one thing I need to do. I am not concerned with getting a $100 million manufacturing deal. That is not a life that I need for myself. However I do know that her position is essential.”

Seales stated the foundation of the meat started when Rae’s publicist — Vanessa Anderson — allegedly kicked Seales out of an Insecure occasion in Hollywood.

She then claimed Rae known as her two days after the incident, insisting she had nothing to do with the state of affairs and requesting her to debate what occurred with Anderson. Nonetheless, when Anderson and Seales received on the telephone collectively, Anderson allegedly stated Rae didn’t like Seales.

The fallout started to create rumors on-line, with some apparently labeling Seales a “imply lady,” stated the actress.

“I simply need to level out one thing very fundamental. How can I be a imply lady on a set that ain’t my set? How? It is your present. You’re my boss,” Seales stated on the podcast. “I do not even have the capability to be the imply lady right here as a result of you possibly can fireplace me.”

In line with Seales, her relationship with Rae suffered from there and, throughout the filming of Insecure, she felt her relationships with fellow costars did the identical.

“Everyone is aware of what is going on on. They do not say nothing to me. And that is simply f—ing imply. It is imply,” she stated.

Issues took a flip for the more serious when Seales claimed Rae got here “at me one time too many,” whereas filming of the present’s finale.

“She wasn’t empowering to me. She did not really feel like I used to be wanted,” Seales added. “She did not really feel like I deserved to be protected. I am solely giving a portion of the state of affairs. However that was my expertise. And nonetheless, I’ve nonetheless all the time protected her as a result of I felt prefer it was my accountability to take action. However it’s not.”

We’ve reached out to each Vanessa Anderson and Issa Rae for remark.

Watch Seales on the podcast beneath.

The judges dominated Weinstein’s rights had been violated when the court docket “erroneously admitted testimony of uncharged, alleged prior sexual acts towards individuals apart from the complainants of the underlying crimes as a result of that testimony served no materials non-propensity goal” — ie, testimony from some girls who took the stand wasn’t related to the costs.

The court docket additionally ordered a brand new trial. The Manhattan District Legal professional’s Workplace plans to retry the case.

Reacting to the information in a press convention on Thursday, Ashley Judd — who accused Weinstein of sexual harassment — stated the choice proved, “That is what it’s prefer to be a girl in America, residing with male entitlement to our our bodies.”

“When survivors inform their tales, they’re exercising a strong type of management that sparks others to affix in shared motion that catalyzes change,” Judd continued, through EW. “We perceive that management is exercising rules and values within the face of uncertainty, and that’s what we leaders and survivors do. This, in the present day, is an act of institutional betrayal, and our establishments betray survivors of male sexual violence. We have now a lot to supply. We’d like to have the ability to contribute with out concern, with out terror, of violence, of our voices being muted.”

“That’s unfair to survivors. We nonetheless stay in our reality. And we all know what occurred,” Judd additionally instructed The New York Occasions.

Mira Sorvino, who stated Weinstein derailed her profession after she turned down his alleged advances, additionally reacted on Instagram, saying she was “gutsick” over the choice. “To all of my sister/fellow survivors on the market, it simply means we’ve to like tougher, and combat tougher. Evil rears its ugly head however we’re the military of sunshine and can prevail,” she added.

Amber Tamblyn, a power within the #MeToo motion, took to Instagram to share, “Let this be a reminder how rigged the American judical system is towards girls and survivors of sexual violence, and what it takes to ‘show’ your reality on this world.” She additionally instructed the Occasions that the choice was “a loss to the complete neighborhood of ladies who put their lives and careers on the road to talk out.”

Legislation & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay, herself a rape survivor, referred to as the choice “a painful and infuriating affront to survivors and advocates in every single place” on Instagram. She added, “To each survivor on this case and each survivor who has to bear witness to this incorrigible marriage of justice, my coronary heart is with you in the present day, tomorrow, and ceaselessly.”

Sarah Ann Masse, one other actress who accused Weinstein of sexually assaulting her, instructed the New York Occasions: “Abusers are given likelihood after likelihood to get again to their ‘regular lives’ whereas survivors proceed to endure from an absence of assist, extended trauma, persistent sickness, psychological well being struggles, financial hurt and varied types of retaliation.”

Added Katherine Kendall, one other accuser, “[the decision is] a horrible reminder that victims of sexual assault simply don’t get justice.” Kendall added she was “fully let down by the justice system proper now” and “type of flabbergasted” by the ruling.

In her protection, he did not deny the cost in any respect. “I did shoot you,” he agreed in a clip Kelly shared to her Instagram web page.

“And I nearly died,” she shot again.

It was at this level that Sharon chimed in to attempt to preserve issues from escalating — apparently once more — between her kids.

“Yeah, however come on,” she mentioned dismissively. “What sort of gun was it.” Surprisingly, her gambit labored as they instantly stopped going at each other and agreed … to disagree along with her!

“It was a pellet gun,” Jack conceded, however rapidly added, “You possibly can nonetheless kill somebody with a pellet gun.”

Kelly actually wasn’t going to be deterred, occurring to elucidate to her mom how painful it was for her, even when she did not die. “Mum it went straight via my leg and out the opposite aspect,” she lamented.

After Ozzy requested her if it harm, she informed him “It felt like somebody placing a sizzling poker via my leg actually quick.”

“However that wasn’t what was painful about it. “Essentially the most painful part–” she started, earlier than Jack interrupted her. “Was your pleasure?” he interjected.

“No, f–k my pleasure,” she replied.

“It was this tiny hospital in the midst of nowhere England within the ’90s,” she defined. “Their X-ray machine wasn’t working in order that they bought this lengthy cue tip and wrapped it in gauze and dipped it in iodine and poked it via the outlet to ensure there have been no bits.”

The Osbournes are as outrageous and unfiltered as ever on their new podcast. You possibly can take a look at the most recent NSFW (for language) episode under in its entirety. Their dialogue on “non-self-induced close to loss of life experiences” — and the aforementioned taking pictures — begins at 26:00.

Duvall hasn’t acted for the reason that 2002 movie “Manna from Heaven,” successfully retiring on the time. Within the years since, she’s been considerably reclusive, other than a highly-publicized look on “Dr. Phil” in 2016 and her function within the upcoming horror film, The Forest Hills (photograph from movie above proper).

Talking with the Occasions from her Toyota 4Runner in Texas Hill Nation, the place she lives with longtime accomplice Dan Gilroy in an “remoted however serene” one-story house, Duvall, 74, mirrored on what occurred to her profession.

“I used to be a star; I had main roles,” she instructed the publication, which famous she then “solemnly” shook her head. “Folks suppose it’s simply growing older, but it surely’s not. It is violence.”

“How would you’re feeling if individuals have been very nice, after which, abruptly, on a dime … they activate you?” she elaborated. “You’d by no means consider it except it occurs to you. That is why you get harm, as a result of you’ll be able to’t actually consider it’s true.”

All through the remainder of the profile, Duvall mirrored fondly on the early days of her profession, engaged on The Shining and her new gig, whereas her accomplice, Gilroy, addressed a few of her troubles.

Of the Dr. Phil look — which he did not know was even occurring till after the very fact and for which McGraw received a whole lot of backlash — he merely stated, “It did nothing for her. It simply put her on the map as an oddity.”

However issues had already began to take a flip years earlier than she appeared on Dr. Phil’s program, with Gilroy going all the way in which again to the 1994 Northridge earthquake, which destroyed their Los Angeles house.

“It was nice, all these years in L.A., actually terrific. And after we moved, after the earthquake, it was terrific in Texas. Issues went downhill when she began turning into afraid of issues, possibly didn’t wish to work. It is actually laborious to pin it on anyone factor,” he stated.

“She turned paranoid and simply sort of delusional, considering she was being attacked. She tried to make calls to the F.B.I., and requested our neighbor to guard us,” he continued. “It was simply stunning that, abruptly, from regular, it went south like that.”

Regardless of her hardships, many who labored along with her on The Forest Hills praised her “performing talents” and presence whereas engaged on the movie, due out later this 12 months.