CLEVELAND — Today on Twitter, Khloe Kardashian shut down pregnancy rumors that have been swirling for weeks.
Fans have been questioning whether or not Kardashian and ex-boyfriend, NBA player Tristan Thompson, may be expecting a second child since they have been quarantined together.
The former couple has spent the last few months at Kardashian's home in LA, with their two-year-old daughter, True.
Good for you Khloe, shut it down.
It looks like Jennifer Lopez and ex-husband Marc Anthony may have a multi-talented child on their hands.
Their daughter, Emme Muniz, showed the world her singing and dancing skills at the SuperBowl in February, and now she is showing off her writing skills as well.
The 12-year-old is releasing a new book all about her daily prayers, called 'Lord Help Me.' Lopez made the exciting announcement on her personal Instagram, Wednesday.
"So proud of my Lil coconut Emme, as she shares her own daily prayers in her very first book, 'Lord Help Me.'"
The book will debut in stores in September. Talk about talent.
Speaking of talented families, Elle Fanning stopped by 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon' to talk about her birthday last week, and her upcoming show 'The Great.'
The new show premieres on Hulu this Friday (May 15) and is a historical-comedy loosely inspired by the life of 'Catherine the Great.'
Fanning also talked about the fun game that took place behind the scenes, which included using nearby items to create a doppelganger look. Fanning went with Brad Pitt from his 'braided beard phase.'
Pretty spot on. None of the other cast members have released their own looks, but it's pretty safe to safe that she won.
And 'Bourne Identity' star Matt Damon has revealed that his oldest daughter, Alexia, contracted COVID-19, in an interview with Fully Charged.
Damon, who is currently quarantined in Ireland with wife Lucianna and their three younger daughters, told the hosts of 'Fully Charged' that Alexia, as well as her roommates, contracted the virus earlier this year and have gotten through it 'just fine.'
The 'Contagion' star is still taking things seriously, asking people in a PSA from Columbia Public Health (CPH) to do their part to stop the spread.
CPH reached out to Damon after they noticed the number of views on the film 'Contagion,' spiking at the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic.
We are just glad his daughter is safe and healthy.