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PRINCE CHARLES RELEASES NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN PICS OF SONS: To celebrate his 70thbirthday, Prince Charles is releasing private family portraits that will be included in a palace exhibit this summer called Prince & Patron. Included in the collection are oil sketches created by Nicky Phillipps for formal portraits of Prince William and Prince Harry. The paintings normally hang on the walls of his and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall‘s residence. He is also sharing pictures of his late grandmother Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother by Michael Noakes and a portrait of his father Prince Philip, 97.
CLAIMS OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT ON BIG BROTHER SET: A Big Brother houseguest tried to use an ice cream scooper on several housemates genitals and viewers are not having it. JC Mounduix was taped attempting to “scoop” the genitals of castmates Kaycee Clark, Kaitlyn Herman and Tyler Crispen. One fan took to Twitter writing, “I don’t know if you’ve been watching the feeds but JC has been touching houseguests inappropriately and production isn’t doing anything. Weren’t there any rules on that? It’s disgusting to watch.”
KATIE HOLMES DECLARES LOVE FOR JAMIE FOXX AMID BREAKUP RUMORS? Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes seem to be doing just fine despite all of the breakup rumors. According to Page Six, Holmes was spotted FaceTiming Foxx on a plane ride to Paris for Haute Couture Fashion Week over the weekend. The source blabbed: “She said she loves him and asked if he wanted ‘cookies from Paris.’ He was in Miami.”
CESAR MILLAN OPENS UP ABOUT JOURNEY TO U.S.: Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan is living his American Dream, he said on Monday’s episode of Red Table Talk. He is sharing his story of coming to America amid controversy about the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” immigration policies. The Mexico native said he came to the U.S. 27 years ago with $100. “When I was 21 years old, on December 23rd I went to my mom again, ‘Mom, I’m leaving,’” Millan, 48, said. “Dead is more likely than jumping it,” he said of crossing the border. “It’s not a piece of cake. I’m respectful about it. I know I broke a boundary and a rule. But it was for a dream.” He started by cleaning kennels, then developed a dog-walking business and eventually rose to fame on the Dog Whisperer. In 2009, he became a U.S. citizen.
