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Amid his ongoing feud with Sean “Diddy” Combs, fellow rapper 50 Cent reacted to the accusations that certain fans were allegedly paid to show their support for the embattled entertainer outside the New York City courthouse amid his ongoing sex trafficking trial.
“Diddy paying people to wear ‘Free Diddy’ shirts is diabolical, but $20 a hour [sic] ain’t bad,” 50 Cent, 49, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, May 18. “I might go throw that on for an hour tomorrow. LOL.”
The rapper (real name Curtis Jackson) also uploaded news footage of several individuals wearing black T-shirts that read, “Free Diddy” or “Free Puff.” The group was standing near the courthouse where Diddy, 55, is currently standing trial. (The courtroom proceedings began earlier this week.)
Diddy has not confirmed whether his team was, in fact, paying random fans a stipend to wear supportive merchandise. Us Weekly has reached out for comment.
The disgraced music mogul was arrested in September 2024 on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy and transportation to engage in prostitution. He has denied all allegations against him and has pleaded not guilty.
“We are disappointed with the decision to pursue what we believe is an unjust prosecution of Mr. Combs by the U.S. Attorney’s Office,” Diddy’s lawyer Marc Agnifilo told Us in a statement at the time. “Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is a music icon, self-made entrepreneur, loving family man and proven philanthropist who has spent the last 30 years building an empire, adoring his children and working to uplift the Black community. He is an imperfect person, but he is not a criminal.”
Years before Diddy stood trial, he had a longstanding feud with 50 Cent. Back in 2006, 50 Cent claimed in his “The Bomb” that Diddy had knowledge of the 1997 murder of the Notorious B.I.G.
“Who shot Biggie Smalls? We don’t get ‘em / They gonna kill us all,” 50 Cent raps. “Man, Puffy know who hit that n****.”
50 Cent has never had proof of Diddy’s involvement in the murder. Diddy, for his part, has frequently denied that he had any information about the killer over the years.
The rap stars’ feud continued to escalate, leading up to Diddy’s misconduct scandal and arrest.
“Look, it seems like I’m doing some extremely outrageous things, but I haven’t,” 50 Cent told People in October 2024, discussing his frequent comments about Diddy. “It’s really me just saying what I’ve been saying for 10 years.”
He added, “Now it’s becoming more full-facing in the news with the Puffy stuff. But away from that, I’m like, ‘Yo, it’s just my perspective because I stayed away from that stuff the entire time, because this is not my style.’”
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My 600-Lb. Lifepremiered on TLC in 2012. While season 1 featured patients who were filmed over a period of seven years, the show tweaked its format and documented cast members for one year starting at season 2. By season 8, some stars were only filmed for six months.
Tragedy struck the reality show for the first time in 2013 when season 1 star Henry Foots died. Five years later, Lexington County Coroner’s Office in South Carolina confirmed to Us Weekly that James “L.B.” Bonner died by suicide.
“On the show, viewers saw L.B. struggle with obesity following a tragic accident that claimed his right leg. Even though he once weighed 650 pounds, L.B.’s hard work and dedication helped get him in the 200-pound range,” the network said in a statement in August 2018 following his untimely death. “His spirit and determination as displayed through his story, quickly made L.B. a fan favorite, and family and friends have taken to L.B.’s Facebook page to commemorate his life. TLC was deeply saddened to hear of L.B.’s passing and is honored to have shared his honest and courageous story on My 600-lb Life.”
That same month, fellow season 6 star Fleming died at the age of 50, with her daughter, Danielle, telling TMZ that “she was sick and her body was tired and her body just gave out.”
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Pottain appeared in season 11 weighing 632 pounds. During her journey on the show, Pottain struggled to meet her weight loss goals and actually gained weight at the start of her journey. Despite making some changes, she did not qualify for bariatric surgery. She died in May 2025 due to congestive heart failure.
Meyes, who went viral for a video about eating food, weighed 940 pounds when he appeared on the TLC series in 2022. The aspiring gospel singer died in June 2023, days after turning 49.
Destinee was the first transgender woman to appear on My 600-Lb. Life, sharing her journey and mental health struggles on season 7 in 2019. Her brother confirmed her passing in February 2022.
“No no no I’m sorry bro, I accept you for who you are, I accept every flaw that come with you, I’m sorry you felt alone, I’m sorry you felt you had nobody else to turn too,” Wayne Compton wrote via Facebook. “I’m sorry you felt you had no other option Destiny wouldn’t of wanted this, lord why keep taking my siblings away, how much can I take💔💔💔.”
The season 1 star lost 440 pounds during his seven-year journey, which aired in 2012. Less than one year later, he died, with his obituary noting he “Went home to be with the Lord.” His cause of death is unknown.
Sean appeared on the show in 2016. His father, Matt Milliken, confirmed in February 2019 that he died of complications of an infection at the age of 29.
“Sean was admitted into the hospital a couple days prior, because of an infection,” Matt wrote via Facebook. “Sunday he was having problems with his breathing, they were able to resuscitate him and a short time later his heart stopped.”
Robert had a fatal heart attack while filming the series in 2017.
“I lost my best friend and the person I was supposed to spend the rest of my life with,” fiancée Kathryn Lemanski said on a February 2018 episode the show. “He told me, ‘I don’t think I’ll make it through the night. I love you and I always will.'”
Coliesa, who appeared on season 8 of My 600-Lb. Life, died at the age of 41 in September 2020. While her cause of death was not reported, Coliesa suffered a heart attack shortly before her March 2020 episode aired.
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It’s safe to say that most Hollywood A-listers will happily go under the knife to fend off signs of aging. From botox to face lifts, there are so many quick solutions for wrinkles — though they’re often costly, painful and to some, morally compromising. However, many celebrities have found next-level skincare products from vegan serums to LED masks that will keep you looking younger for longer and fight wrinkles naturally with the power of good skincare.
We tracked down what 16 celebs from Jen Aniston to Nicole Kidman are actually using for youthful skin, without cosmetic surgery. And we have some additional skincare tips at the end, too, that will help keep our skin healthy in all conditions.
16 Celebrities Fighting Wrinkles — And How They’re Doing It
1. Naomi Campbell: At 54, supermodel Naomi Campbell is simply ageless. And it’s (at least partially) due to her skincare routine, which includes Augustinus Bader’s The Rich Cream. According to InStyle, Campbell also uses other products from the brand, too, so she’s definitely a fan.
“I’ve been wearing sunscreen everyday since I was in my very early 20s,” Lopez told Glamour. “You should start at a very young age.”
4. Julianne Moore: Of course 64-year-old actor Julianne Moore has a skincare regimen, which includes Revision Neck Firming Cream to help prevent the skin on her neck from sagging.
“My skin-care routine has gotten more and more complicated as I get older,” she joked in an interview with Vogue.
5. Olivia Wilde: Olivia Wilde uses True Botanicals Vitamin C Booster a few times a week because it keeps her skin looking bright and fends off signs of aging.
“Overall, my beauty approach is low key, but thoughtful,” she explained during a 2017 interview with Into The Gloss. “I don’t obsess over beauty but I try to be kind to my skin. I plan on using it for another 60 years or so.”
6. Kim Kardashian: Yes, even celebrities like Kim Kardashian are fighting wrinkles. She frequently uses CurrentBody Skin’s LED mask, which may boost collagen and keep the skin looking younger, longer.
“You can find me right here… Face, neck and hand red lights for the win!” she posted to Instagram Stories in 2023, according to Marie Claire. “I’m obsessed with these — I gave them as gifts this year.”
7. Sophia Bush: When Sophia Bush isn’t busy acting or advocating for the environment, she’s stocking up on skincare. Her secret is A313’s Vitamin A Cream, which she buys in bulk whenever she’s in France. Alexa Chung recommended it to her, The Sun reports, and it’s been her go-to product ever since.
8. Jennifer Aniston: To maintain her forever-young look, Jennifer Aniston regularly uses Tatcha’s Serum Stick. In fact, she carries it with her on The Morning Show set to keep her complexion looking glowy and dewy during filming. It also protects the from UV damage and wrinkles, so it’s a total win.
9. Gwyneth Paltrow: Goop queen Gwyneth Paltrow is obviously loyal to her brand, but clearly, it’s working for her. She particularly likes her All-In-One Face Cream because it keeps the skin hydrated, which in turn, fights wrinkles.
10. Brooke Shields: Step one in Brooke Shields’ skincare routine is the True Botanicals Chebula Active Serum. In addition to being completely vegan, its anti-aging properties keep your skin free of fine lines and wrinkles.
“[It’s] the first product I apply to my skin,” she told Prevention. “It just really skins into my skin so well and chebula is a very, very powerful antioxidant for the skin.”
11. Nicole Kidman: Kim K isn’t the only light therapy fan — Oscar-winning actor Nicole Kidman religiously uses a Solowave red light therapy wand before making red carpet appearances. It effectively erases fine lines, which is a total godsend when you’re about to be professionally photographed.
“It eats off the top dead layer of your skin, [providing] an automatic refresh,” she raves.
13. Courteney Cox: Courteney Cox’s says her beloved Dermalogica Retinol Serum “smooths out your skin texture.” So if you, too, are noticing fine lines on your face, this could be the answer to all (or most) of your problems.
“As you get older and start seeing wrinkles and fine lines,” she admitted, “it’s so important to moisturize and use great products that really hydrate and take care of your skin.”
15. Halle Berry: Actor Halle Berry attributes her perfect skin to Olga Lorencin Ageless Facial in a Box, which includes two moisturizing products that smooth out wrinkles. She also says eating healthy likely helps maintain her youthful complexion — so eat your vegetables!
Even if you aren’t a celebrity, when it comes to fighting off wrinkles with skincare, there are a few things you should know.
1. Staying moisturized is key to erasing wrinkles, because moisturizer keeps your skin hydrated and line-free. This is also the case for eye or neck creams, which target the skin in those areas, specifically.
2. Using SPF is also key to keeping your skin youthful, because it blocks UV rays which penetrate the skin. Skin that’s overly exposed to the sun can look leathery and saggy, so it’s important to start using sunscreen daily at a young age.
3. Light therapy has become increasingly popular, because it increases the elasticity in your skin.
4. Vitamin C boosts collagen production. This protects the skin from becoming damaged, while brightening and tightening it, too.
Charleston’s quaint stores, stunning beaches and historical buildings make it one of the hottest vacation destinations this summer — which, in turn, produces a charming style we’re obsessed with recreating.
From what we’ve seen, Charleston style seamlessly combines breezy, boutique-ready fabrics, vintage-inspired prints and, perhaps most importantly, the year-round summer outfit staple — the luxe sandal.
Imagine rich mom sandals with a classy, old-money twist . . . that’s the aesthetic. Buttery leather straps, dainty hardware, braided embellishments, strappy silhouettes and versatile designs are just a few highlights!
If you want to recreate the vibe without breaking the bank, we rounded up 15 can’t-miss options from Zappos and Amazon that don’t cross the $35 mark.
15 Comfy Charleston-Inspired Sandals to Look Old Money Rich
1. Bestseller Alert: Straps, flatforms, buckles, oh my! In addition to thousands of five-star reviews, these captivating platform espadrilles have vegan leather straps and woven details.
2. Braided Beauty: Turn heads without even trying in these classy braided sandals with a chic everyday design.
3. Really Southern: If you want to look like a true Charlestonian gal, check out these one-of-a-kind Comfort Foam Tristeen Sandals with a boutique-style denim strap.
4. Boho Babe: These rustic, designer-looking espadrilles dropped a few months ago and are already selling out. The open-toe design shows off your cute painted piggies!
5. Amazon’s Choice: Comfort? Check. Style? Check. Durability? Check. Versatility? Double check. It’s no wonder these simple sandals have a fashionista following!
6. Italian Twist: Get ready to look like a millionaire — at least — in these elegant slip-ons with shiny metal hardware and stitching that could totally be custom.
7. Pretty Feet: These $23 sandals have darling big toe straps, non-slip outsoles and a brunch-to-party look that could only be Charleston-inspired.
8. Sophisticated Find: We’re just going to say it: these square-toe Madden Girl sandals should be much pricier than they are, but we’re not complaining.
9. Bow Tie: Southern fashion is all about the details. These bowtie cork-style sandals are as cutesy as it gets!
10. Leather Look: Smooth, sleek and all sorts of trendy, these go-with-everything slides give ‘rich mom’ a whole new definition.
11. East to West Coast: Part California and part Carolina, these strappy Volcom sandals are as comfy as they look — if not comfier — thanks to a cushiony EVA footbed.
12. Dressed Up: Have a wedding on the agenda? These flower-embellished wedges are calling your name. Over 1,000 shoppers bought them last month alone!
13. Beach Day: Imagine flip-flops that are actually comfortable. These Skechers flip-flops have a luxury foam footbed that you’ll dream about.
14. Fairy Princess: Strappy is in! These secure-fitting sandals have toe, foot and ankle straps for a snug, no-slip feel with a nice stretch.
15. Memory Foam: Nobody would ever know these everyday sandals are more comfortable than sneakers. There are a few strap varieties to choose from, ranging from beige and white to leopard print!
My 600-Lb. Life has changed the lives of many of its most memorable stars throughout its tenure — and the long-running series shows no signs of slowing down.
The reality show premiered on TLC in February 2012, documenting the journeys of obese patients as they attempt to lose weight via significant lifestyle change and surgical intervention. Bariatric surgeon Dr. Younan Nowzaradan (a.k.a. Dr. Now) oversees the process, which often involves developing new eating patterns and undergoing an approved gastric bypass procedure if and when certain criteria are met.
“It just happened,” Nowzaradan told Houstonia magazine in October 2017 of how the series came to be. “I was operating on a lot of 600-pound people.”
The surgeon hoped that the show would be helpful not only to his patients but also to viewers and his colleagues.
“We continue to try to provide education for everyone. That’s the reason I started the television series, [which] was to make an impression on the medical community that they should take care of these patients,” he explained at the 2016 ObesityHelp National Conference. “Another reason important to me was to have a show that provided inspiration for people and for the medical community with my hope to change [biased] opinions about morbidly obese people.”
Scroll through the gallery below to see where stars from My 600-Lb. Life are now.
Pottain appeared on season 11 of the TLC series, which aired in 2023. Coming into the show, Pottain weighed 623 pounds with hopes of losing weight ahead of her wedding. Pottain struggled to lose weight ahead of a possible bariatric and when she met with Nowzaradan, he informed her during their check in that she had actually gained weight. She ultimately did not qualify for surgery.
After her time on the show, Pottain continued to work on her health journey. She also worked on opening a shelter for at-risk girls. In May 2025, Pottain died of congestive heart failure.
The aspiring gospel singer appeared on season 10 of My 600-Lb. Life, where he opened up about the struggles he faced from weighing 940 pounds and being bedridden. Myers ultimately made progress in his personal life after his 2022 stint on the TLC series.
In June 2023, Myers's cousin Todd Darrell revealed that the reality star died days after turning 49.
The season 1 alum weighed 653 pounds before having gastric bypass surgery and losing 500 pounds on the show in 2012. She went on to become a mom, although parenthood compromised her progress. “I didn’t realize how hard it was going to be when you have kids and have food for them around you all day long,” she said during a Where Are They Now? special. “It’s hard to stick to a diet.”
Morris is still dedicated to her health and is focused on raising her children.
Shelton, who appeared on season 1 in 2012, went from 675 to 295 pounds after his operation, but he was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, an autoimmune disorder that causes the immune system to damage the nerves. He gained back 200 pounds but vowed to try to shed the weight again and keep it off. According to his Instagram profile, he is “disabled and in a wheelchair” but still likes to “have fun and get out and do stuff.”
Whitworth weighed more than 600 pounds when she appeared on season 2 in 2014, but she lost 300 pounds after having gastric bypass surgery. She revealed during a 2015 Where Are They Now? special that she and her husband divorced, divulging that he had not “found much good in my changes.” She is now raising her daughter, Hannah, and lives in Texas.
Phillips started out at 708 pounds before dropping to 183 pounds after surgery. After sharing her journey during season 2 in 2014, she revealed in a 2016 Where Are They Now? special that she went days without eating because of her fear of gaining weight, but she wanted to move past her anxieties about it. She welcomed son Ethan in February 2021.
Taylor was 606 pounds when she appeared on season 2 in 2014. However, she made a commitment to get healthy and keep the weight off. She was previously engaged to a man named Eugene Perkins and is a single mom living in Louisiana.
Rachdi lost more than 400 pounds after initially weighing 660 pounds during season 3 in 2015. They revealed via Facebook in February 2019 that they would not be “going on TV again until it’s for doing something rad and accomplishing something. I don’t want the rest of my life to be solely measured in pounds lost.”
The season 3 alum weighed 800 pounds when she was on the show in 2015, but by the time of her December 2019 interview with Sister Circle, she had lost 560 pounds in two years. She is a motivational speaker and philanthropist and lives in Tennessee.
The season 4 alum weighed 605 pounds when she first appeared on the show in 2016, but she lost 200 pounds after having gastric bypass surgery. “I am stronger, healthier and more alive than I thought was ever possible!” she wrote via Facebook in September 2018. “Am I skinny? Nope! Am I OK with that? Yep! My goal is to be healthy not skinny! Remember to love yourself today! Be blessed!”
The season 7 alum was 692 pounds when her journey aired in 2019. She showed off her progress via Instagram in August 2021, explaining, “I’m not doing unhealthy things to lose weight faster. I’m doing MY best. Slow and steady wins the race.” She also owns a small business and makes jewelry.
Givens went from 729 to 341 pounds during his season 7 journey in 2019. He moved to Enid, Oklahoma, and started a new job as a warehouse specialist in July 2021. He is married to Jessica Erin Givens.
The season 7 alum struggled to maintain her suggested diet during her 2019 episode. She went from 629 to 566 pounds at the time, but she has since lost more weight and documented her slimdown on social media. As for her career, she sells jewelry.
When it comes to the Duggars, the more members, the merrier — which is why some fans have a hard time keeping track of the famous family.
After tying the knot in July 1984, Jim Bob Duggar andMichelle Duggar (née Ruark) welcomed a total of 19 children, including two sets of twins, and the couple bestowed all of their little ones with J-monikers.
“I really know that our relationship with God and our close walk with Christ is what holds our marriage together,” Michelleexclusively told Us Weeklyin August 2020 of her relationship with Jim Bob. “That’s the glue that started our relationship years ago. And I know because of our faith, that is the solid foundation that we have.”
She added: “I am more in love with him than I have ever been. He is the man that stands strong and is solid, and then he’s steady. I’m so grateful that God brought us together 36 years ago.”
Keep scrolling for a comprehensive guide to Michelle and Jim Bob’s brood:
The firstborn Duggar arrived in 1988. Josh married Anna in 2008, and they share seven children: Mackynzie, Michael, Marcus, Meredith, Mason, Maryella and Madyson.
In April 2021, Josh was arrested in Arkansas, pleading not guilty to receiving and possessing child pornography. Josh was sentenced to 151 months behind bars in May 2022, with the Supreme Court denying Josh’s request for an appeal in June 2024.
Michelle and Jim Bob welcomed their first daughter in 1990. Jana remained single into her 30s, before quietly dating Stephen Wissmann. The pair filed for a marriage license in August 2024 days before they wed. They live in Nebraska, where they are renovating a house together.
Jana arrived with twin brother, John-David. He married Abbie in 2018. Eight months after their nuptials, the pair announced that they were expecting their first child, a baby girl. "I just hope she's as pretty as her mommy," the dad-to-be said in TLC's August 2019 reveal video. "I know she will be."
The couple welcomed Grace Annette in January 2020, telling Us exclusively at the time: “Our lives have changed forever with the arrival of our baby girl. She’s is a beautiful gift from God. We are so blessed the Lord has given her to us. It’s still surreal to know that we are really parents but it’s a great new adventure that we are excited to take on together.”
John-David and Abbie welcomed baby No. 2, a baby boy named Charlie, in September 2022.
Jill, born in 1991, married Derick in 2014. They share sons Israel and Samuel. In October 2021, the pair revealed that Jill had suffered a miscarriage, writing via Instagram: "We love and miss you River Bliss!” Four months after the pregnancy loss, the Counting On alums wrote in a blog post that their “rainbow baby [is] due July 2022.” They welcomed son Frederick "Freddy" Michael on July 7, 2022. Jill suffered another pregnancy loss in April 2024 with the stillbirth of their daughter, Isla Marie.
Jessa joined the Duggar family in 1992. She and Ben tied the knot in 2014 and welcomed son Spurgeon one year later. He became a big brother in 2017 when Henry arrived. The Counting On star gave birth to daughter Ivy Jane in May 2019. Us confirmed in February 2021 that Jessa was pregnant with her fourth child after previously suffering a miscarriage. Their daughter Fern arrived five months later. Nearly one year after another pregnancy loss, Jessa gave birth to a baby boy in December 2023.
Jinger, born in 1993, married the former professional soccer player in 2016. Their daughter Felicity was born in 2018. The couple announced in May 2020 that their second child was on the way. Evangeline arrived in November 2020.
In October 2024, Jinger announced she and Jeremy are expecting their third baby. Their son, Finn, was born in March 2025.
Joseph was born in 1995. He married Kendra in 2017, and they welcomed a honeymoon baby, Garrett, the next year. Kendra revealed in April 2019 that she was pregnant with their second child. Addison Renee arrived in November 2019. Nine months later, the couple announced Kendra’s third pregnancy. The couple were expecting a "tie-breaker" second daughter, they told E! News in November 2020. Brooklyn arrived in February 2021, followed by son Justus in 2022.
Josiah arrived in 1996. Eight months after marrying Lauren in 2018, he announced that she had suffered a miscarriage. In May 2019, they revealed they had a rainbow baby on the way. Bella Milagro arrived on November 8, 2019, her name meaning “beautiful miracle.”
The following week, the couple told Us exclusively: “She has already brought so much joy in our lives. We are obsessed with her adorable smiles. It’s hard to imagine life without her!”
The couple have since welcomed kids Daisy and Ezra.
Born in 1997, Joy-Anna married Austin in 2017. Their son, Gideon, was born the following year. In April 2019, they announced they were expecting their second little one.
Three months later, Joy-Anna and Austin revealed that the pregnant star had suffered a miscarriage. The pair named their unborn daughter Annabell Elise. The couple announced in March 2020 that they were expecting a baby girl. She arrived five months later, and the couple announced her name, Evelyn Mae, the following week. In October 2022, Joy-Anna revealed she was pregnant and expecting baby No. 3. The Forsyths announced the arrival of their baby boy — Gunner James — in May 2023.
Born in 1998, Jed married Katey Nakatsu in April 2021. The couple made headlines with their pregnancy announcement five months later, with some deeming it "insensitive."
“She tested positive, but not for Covid. 😉," Jed wrote via Instagram alongside a photo of him and his wife holding a sign that read, “And then there were 3. Baby Duggar Spring ’22.”
In May 2022, the duo announced the birth of their son, Truett Oliver, nicknamed True.
The couple welcomed back-to-back babies, announcing the arrival of daughter Nora in June 2023. In July 2024, the couple revealed they are expecting twin girls, who were born in January 2025.
Jeremiah was born in 1998 with his twin Jed. He married wife Hannah in March 2022.
“Today was a perfect day, as we stood before our family and friends and committed our lives to each other,” the newlyweds exclusively told Us on their wedding day. “It was such a beautiful culmination of so many prayers, dreams & desires! As we’ve seen God’s gracious hand in bringing our lives together, we are excited to see how He will continue to direct our paths. We are looking forward to sharing our married journey with you. Thank you for sharing our joy!”
The couple welcomed daughters Brynley Noelle and Brielle Grace in December 2022 and February 2024, respectively. Their third child, a daughter named Emery “Emy” Jane, was born in May 2025.
Jason joined the Duggar family in 2000. He confirmed his relationship with Maddie in May 2024, proposing the following August. Jason and Maddie got married in October 2024 in the bride’s native Tennessee.
Michelle and Jim Bob welcomed Justin in 2002. Us broke the news in September 2020 that Justin had started courting Claire Spivey. He and the Texas native got engaged in November 2020. The twosome tied the knot in February 2021.
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