I never liked this guy becasue he was weak and apologized to countries....... and played the race card .........not because of rhetoric........ but because of colour .........if you do not figure shit out........... then its your bag .....he talked a good game........... and made up some narcissistic health plan......... named after him whata raging narcissistic fuck...........he loved his own smirk ........ and he did smoke......... bad habit........... i would not trust a president who smokes......... then his wife touts health .......2 faced fuckers .....he cut deals......... but he played his own people ,......besides that........... he cuts deals to try and get america to be liked .........just a few things ....but what bugged me is his narcissism ....obamacare ,.........what a rip off ........ and the stupid fell for it because he knew the people could be played........... desperate people do desperate shit ....fact in matter .....and yet the people he preyed upon ..........did not know shit form shinola .......... usually the masses don't .........that's how govt's win............ they prey on stupidity ......... not logic if they did they would never get voted.........
don't hate the player ....hate the game ...always .....
obama criticizes Trump in scathing, personal terms
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Former President Barack Obama speaks at a rally for Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden, at Northwestern High School in Flint, Mich., Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
ALEXANDRA JAFFE
FLINT, Mich. (AP) — Barack Obama is hitting President Donald Trump right where he thinks it’ll hurt most: His ego.
Campaigning for Joe Biden on Saturday, the former president painted Trump as insecure and self-absorbed, describing him as a failed president who cares more about himself than the country.
“Trump cares about feeding his ego. Joe cares about keeping you and your family safe,” Obama said in Flint, Michigan.
In a scathing speech, Obama mocked and belittled Trump for everything from the president’s criticism of the media coverage of the coronavirus pandemic — Trump, he said, was “jealous of COVID’s media coverage” — to his “obsession with crowd size.”
“He’s still worried about his inauguration crowd being smaller than mine. It really bugs him. He’s still talking about that. Does he have nothing better to worry about?” Obama said. “Did no one come to his birthday party as a kid? Was he traumatized?”
After delivering a sober indictment of Trump’s presidency and warning that America’s democracy is at stake this election at the Democratic National Convention, Obama has taken on a more lighthearted approach since returning to the campaign trail earlier this month for Biden. The personal attacks on Trump have been a centerpiece of Obama's campaign pitch, and he seems to relish the opportunity to needle his successor. On Saturday, Obama at times smiled as he jabbed the president and often sounded incredulous at the state of his administration.
“The president wants to get credit for the economy he inherited and zero blame for the pandemic he ignored,” Obama said.
Obama also dinged Trump on his masculinity. Without mentioning the president directly, Obama said that “kindness, humility, responsibility, helping somebody else out” used to be “the definition of manliness.”
“Not strutting and showing off. Acting important and bullying people,” Obama said. “It used to be being a man meant taking care of other people. Not going around bragging.”
It's a theme Biden echoed in his own speech, saying that Trump is “not strong, weak,” in reference to the moment when U.N. delegates laughed at the president.
Obama himself has been pushing the personal attacks on Trump all week. Earlier this week in Florida he joked that “Florida Man wouldn’t even do” some of the things Trump has done, a reference to a comical meme highlighting news coverage of the oddball and often reckless conduct that seems to come frequently from Florida residents. In Philadelphia earlier this month, Obama needled Trump for his Chinese bank account, joking that if he’d done the same while running for reelection “they would’ve called me Beijing Barry.”
Trump, meanwhile, has taken his own jabs at Obama, declaring at a North Carolina rally earlier this month that Obama was “all over the place” campaigning for Hillary Clinton before she lost in 2016 and suggesting Obama wasn't enthusiastic for Biden's candidacy.
The president added: “I think the only one more unhappy than crooked Hillary that night was Barack Hussein Obama.”
I personally think the whole thing stinks ....they are pumping numbers ...but no names. addresses .....and apparently.......... if someone dies.......... and they put in cause of death .....covid ....they get paid more ...........and we know what doctors are like ....i just went through shit with my private health care ....ripped me of ....thanks florida blue for suggesting and recommending fucking filth doctors .........or someone did ........oh well all private medicine .....they do not care about you at all ....this covid to me is germ warfare ......if you trust your local govt or govt ....you're a fucking imbecile of epic proportions ...this is all fear driven ...but if you are in the masses ......... then you are fucked .......thanks china ......... you fucking cunts ......even if it was a bat or lab .....ass holes fucked up my gig ....hate the country and culture ....and even the chinese people do not do shit they let the country treat them like cunts ........well bitch can give me the finger i need to see every name and address they did it with 9/11 gave us all the names ........ and addresses ......... why can't they do it with this ....people are locked up and have time to read /
If You Are Not Taking COVID-19 Seriously At This Point, I’ve Got A Strong Message For You
Wendy Wisner
This week the U.S. passed a grim milestone—a record 500,000 COVID-19 cases in seven days. HALF A MILLION CASES IN ONE GODDAMN WEEK.
According to USA Today, that means that we had an American testing positive every 1.2 seconds. And it’s more than that, because these are only the people who went out and got tested. We know there are people with asymptomatic and milder cases who don’t always get tested, but they are out there and can pass the virus to others, who can get seriously ill.
Johns Hopkins estimated that one American died every 107 seconds this week. Yesterday, over 1000 Americans died of COVID. This is the trajectory many experts expect will happen as our numbers tick up all over the country: 1000+ deaths a day.
Things are bad, people. Really freaking bad. Tragic, really. The second (or third, whatever you want to call it) wave is here, and it’s dark. Dark AF. It’s different from the spring, where the virus was more localized: now, it’s widespread all over the damn country.
In addition to all this, as of Tuesday, more than 44,000 people were hospitalized with COVID. ICUs are overflowing in certain parts of the country. That means that getting properly treated for COVID will become harder, and more people who might have survived will die. It means that people who need to go to the hospital for other procedures may be turned away or receive less than optimal care.
And this doesn’t even scratch the surface of all the people whose lives are about to be torn apart once again because of job loss, hunger, lack of safe childcare, and trauma from watching loved ones die.
This doesn’t even scratch the surface of the many people who will get COVID and “survive,” but experience months of debilitating and lasting symptoms. Who will lose work, who will lose money, and who will lose precious life and time because of this horrible virus.
This doesn’t even scratch the surface of the number of doctors and nurses who will be stretched thin—who will be outnumbered in ICUs and not even have sufficient PPE to keep themselves safe (yes, this shit is still happening).
And yet, when I scroll social media, I see people acting as though COVID doesn’t exist. People going to their indoor Halloween party, with face paint, but no mask. People throwing birthday parties, weddings, etc., as though it’s freaking 2019. Families having playdates with other families who aren’t in their bubble. Families hopping on an airplane to travel because they are “so bored.” Communities throwing block parties. People having maskless family get-togethers and dinners.
WTAF, people. This is not okay, and the “you do you” philosophy does not apply here.
Yes, we have a corrupt and morally bankrupt president right now who has basically decided that this virus isn’t his problem anymore and is going to take zero responsibility for stopping its spread. He’s useless, and we know that.
But at this point, if you are still not following the basic rules of wearing a mask anytime you are outside of your home, socially distancing, and avoiding large gatherings, you are complicit as well. You are complicit in the situation we are being faced with as a country right now. You are complicit in the spread of this virus that is killing innocent people. And I have no chill for you.
I know what you are going to tell me:
We can’t let COVID rule our lives.
We have to learn to live with this virus.
Everyone needs to do what works for their family.
No. No, they don’t. Because even if you don’t think the virus is going to harm you or your family — even if you are fine with getting the virus, and “letting it burn” through your family and your friends, you can still spread it to others.
You can still harm others. And yes, I’ll say it: You can still kill others with your stupid, selfish actions.
That is reality. That is fact. Why is this so hard for people to understand?
Viruses don’t move on their own from person to person. They do so because of our actions, or lack of actions. So that means each and every one of us is responsible for keeping each other, and our own families, safe. This is group effect every damn step of the way.
I am tired of being kind. I am tired of politely asking the dude at the drugstore to pull his mask up over his nose. I am tired of scrolling through my social media and looking at pictures of people who don’t seem to give a fuck if my mother lives or dies. Who aren’t bothered that their actions could lead to someone’s immunocompromised child ending up in the PICU on a ventilator (or worse).
Fuck you if you are “done” with this pandemic. Fuck you if you think it’s okay to socialize without a mask, gather in large groups, or throw a fucking party in the middle of a pandemic. Fuck you if you think your own impulses and pleasure are more important than the lives and livelihoods of others.
Fuck you if you keep saying “you do you” and ignorant shit like that.
Fuck you, because we are entering a dark moment in our nation, and if we don’t change our behavior right now, it’s going to get even darker.
My most conservative friend got off the ferry in a terrible mood. He stomped down that ramp, Joe did, roller bag skittering behind him, equally red-faced 14-year-old Joe Jr. just behind that. It was a Thursday afternoon in late June 2012, a few of us were gathering for a week in Hyannis, and one of us was already in a snit before we’d even done the grocery shopping for the house. I knew better than to ask, but I was the one to meet him at the ferry terminal, so the job fell to me. “Everything okay there, Joe?”
He did the angry expulsion of breath, the single little puhthat stands in for a mirthless, incredulous laugh when you’re performing righteous anger— see Jim Jordan for reference— and said “Uh, yeah, Roberts just screwed us.”
Indeed, the Supreme Court of the United States had just upheld several key provisions of the Affordable Care Act by a 5-4 vote, with Chief Justice John Roberts having written the majority opinion. By a single vote, my right as a freelancer to purchase my own health insurance had been affirmed. But this wasn’t, to Joe's mind, a cause to celebrate. (Nor even, now that I reflect on the moment, an opportunity for Joe to ask anyone else what they thought of it.) No, it was an outrage for ol’ Joe, because George W. Bush appointee John Roberts didn’t strike down Obamacare, a national health care plan so liberal it was piloted at the statewide level by Mitt Romney, whose individual mandate was so socialist it came right from the Heritage Foundation. It wasn’t that a strong legal mind came to a carefully-considered but frustrating conclusion, it was that a Justice appointed by a Republican president didn’t cast a vote for the right team. John Roberts didn’t Do His Job.
“Screwed us,” Joe Jr. echoed.
Boy, we had a fun week.
Eight days before the 2020 Presidential election, Amy Coney Barrett was sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice. Donald Trump attended the swearing-in, the third of his Presidency. She replaces Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whose trip from nomination to near-unanimous confirmation by a divided Senate took about seven weeks. Barrett’s confirmation, happening as a pandemic ravages the United States, was split along party lines and took less than four.
You don’t rush to appoint a legal mind who might surprise and challenge you, who might hand you an L once in a while for the greater good of the country. You rush to appoint someone who has a Job To Do. The notion that Supreme Court Justices have a Job To Do, and that the Job isn’t to analyze and interpret the law but rather to do the bidding of the team who appointed you, seems antithetical to the idea of an independent judicial branch, but here we are.
And since I am part of the we that is here, now, here’s what a 6-3 conservative Supreme Court means. Here’s where I am.
Since that beautiful, huffy afternoon by the ferry, I got sick. Out of nowhere. I lost weight training for a triathlon, and then I kept losing weight, and then I got weak and thirsty and tired, and on at least the sixth visit, my doctor ran my blood through the correct kind of blood test, and there it was: type one diabetes, in adulthood. Not as rare as people think. I got well fast, because it’s a condition you can manage with literal constant effort and monitoring and jabbing of yourself with needles. It’s also an expensive condition; a vial of insulin that cost $21 in 1999 cost $330 in 2019. It is now, for me, a pre-existing condition, one for which the Affordable Care Act ensured I can’t be thrown off my insurance plan. Right now, I have the right to spend roughly $900 a month to continue to spend more money on insulin, needles, glucose monitors, and all of the rest of the stuff I have to have within reach. Next month, I don’t know.
If you’re queer, as I am, your right to privacy within your own home in all fifty states is just a little bit younger than the average TikTok star. The Lawrence v. Texas case concerns two gay men who were arrested for “homosexual conduct” inside one of their homes, which was then a Class C misdemeanor in Texas. In September 1998. Pleasantvillewas in theaters. Brandy & Monica’s “The Boy Is Mine” was probably playing on the radio as they got hauled off to the county jail for the night. The case went all the way up to the Supreme Court, who upheld your right to literally not be thrown into the back of a police car for having sex inside your own home, thereby invalidating similar anti-sodomy laws in thirteen other states, in 2003, just a couple of months after Trista and Ryan found love on season one of The Bachelorette. Justices Alito and Thomas, both protégées of former Justice Antonin Scalia, have signaled their intention to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges, the 2015 decision that gave same-sex couples the right to marry, and Scalia called Barrett his favorite former clerk. Our rights are all brand new, and they’re all subject to change.
Also, we’re all living on and poisoning a planet that’s trying to shake us off like a wet dog, half of us stand to lose our reproductive autonomy, and tens of millions of us have already cast our votes in a Presidential election that the sitting President is already calling rigged. The shit is precarious. But for those of us who got some of the rights the rest of you take for granted by the virtue of some very close court decisions, the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett is going to hit a little different.
Sometimes in America, you get your civil rights because the stars line up the right way. You and your boyfriend get the same rights as your brother and his girlfriend because the right combination of lawyers put on their matching costumes and said the magical incantation. Whole swathes of Americans will never know what it’s like to have their dignity argued and decided on by strangers, to have it affirmed by the legal opinion of one single person. It can vanish just as quickly, with another stroke of a different pen.
Only some of us know what's that like. But all of us know someone who knows what that’s like. And I really wish everyone would fucking act like it.
I console myself thinking: Surprises are possible. Ginsburg herself was an independent thinker to the end; just this past June, she sided with the court’s more conservative Justices in favor of an oil pipeline under indigenous land. It’s within the realm of possibility that the Republican powers that be who pushed for Barrett’s confirmation are excited at the prospect of a wise, objective, independent legal mind in our country’s highest court, a person who might pull a Roberts and do the right thing once in a while. Maybe this isn't about rank partisanship, about getting your way forever by any means necessary, about the bullies finding one more way to own the libs. Let’s check in with the verified account of the GOP Judiciary Committee.
Listen.......i am giving you this form the guys side of the fence .....and what i see .....famous comedian chris rock said....and i quote ......."show me a beautiful woman .......and i will show you a guy who is sick of fucking her "......and likewise i am sure chicks say that ....but i am on the guys side ......i have been there don that .......yes shit gets old .....don't matter who you are with ,.....that's just a fact .......look at halle berry....... the most genetically perfect woman on the planet........ an her husband got sick of her ass ....the most genetically perfect broad ....go figure.....that's just one example .......ts human beings they are always looking for fresh meat .....its the old caveman deal ........just a fact .....when the women is not doing her man .....some other woman will do her man for her ............
don't hate the player
73 celebrity couples that split this year, so Olivia Singh
A few celebrity couples have ended their relationship or revealed their split in 2020.
YouTube stars Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul split a few months after their Vegas wedding.
In early January 2020, Mongeau posted a photo of herself and Paul on Instagram and said they were "taking a break to focus on our own very crazy lives."
"i'll never know what the future holds and i will always love Jake and everything we did," she wrote. "i'm grateful to know throughout this i've made a best friend for life & found someone to do life with when no one understood me. here's to 2020, working on us, and my new Lamborghini since i get half of everything!"
Paul also shared the same photo on his Instagram and said: "I wouldn't change anything that happened.. we're best friends and right now it's best for us to focus on our lives & see what the future holds."
He also called the breakup "bittersweet, but it's what's best for us right now."
"Arrow" star Katie Cassidy reportedly filed for divorce from husband Matthew Rodgers.
According to Us Weekly, Cassidy filed paperwork in January, citing "irreconcilable differences."
In December 2018, the actress posted a photo from their wedding, which took place in Florida, and wrote: "I can't help falling in love with you." She also changed her name to Katie Cassidy Rodgers.
However, Cassidy listed their wedding date as December 28, 2017, Us Weekly reported.
Makeup guru Jeffree Star posted a video on YouTube and confirmed that he and boyfriend Nathan Schwandt split after a five-year relationship.
Fans suspected that the pair were no longer together after Star removed "wifey to Nathan" from his Twitter bio in early December 2019. The following month, he confirmed the split in a video posted on his YouTube channel.
In the video, Star said that he was "starting this year off alone" and accused family members of trying to sell the breakup story to the media.
Vanessa Hudgens and longtime boyfriend Austin Butler ended their nine-year relationship.
In January, Us Weekly reported that Hudgens and the "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" actor broke up. Throughout their relationship, the couple wore coordinated outfits for Halloween, attended Coachella several times together, and partnered up for red carpet appearances.
According to a source that spoke to "E! News," distance played a role in their split as Hudgens has been filming Netflix's "Princess Switch" sequel and Butler is gearing up to portray Elvis Presley in Baz Luhrmann's upcoming film.
Pete Davidson and Kaia Gerber had a short-lived romance.
By January 2020, "E! News" reported that the pair's relationship fizzled out. During an interview with Charlamagne tha God, Davidson confirmed that he and Gerber "were dating for a few months."
"She's very young, and I'm f---ing going through a lot and it was before I went to rehab," the 26-year-old comedian said. "It's just like, she should be having fun. She shouldn't have to worry about some dude that just has issues and s---. She should be enjoying her work."
"It just wasn't the right place or the right time at all," he added.
Rihanna's low-key relationship with businessman Hassan Jameel reportedly ended.
In January, Us Weekly reported that the "Work" singer and Jameel were no longer in dating. The pair were linked since 2017 and in a conversation with "Ocean's Eight" costar Sarah Paulson for Interview magazine in 2019, Rihanna said that she was in love with Jameel (but didn't name him).
Actor Jesse Metcalfe and fiancée Cara Santana reportedly broke up after being together for more than 10 years.
Prior to the news, Metcalfe was photographed with two women at different times. An unnamed source told Us Weekly that the "John Tucker Must Die" star "did not cheat" on Santana.
Alana Mayo and Lena Waithe reportedly split, shortly after secretly getting married.
"After careful thought and consideration, we have decided to part ways," the pair said in a joint statement shared by "E! News." "We have nothing but support for one another and ask that you respect our privacy during this time."
Zac Efron and athlete Sarah Bro never confirmed their relationship, but they reportedly broke up.
In March 2019, Us Weekly reported that the 32-year-old actor was dating Bro, a professional swimmer who competed in the 2016 Olympics. The two stars were also photographed sitting together at a UFC fight in Las Vegasin early March and were reportedly seen at other events together.
By January 2020, Us Weekly reported that Efron and Bro were no longer in a relationship. The publication added that the "Greatest Showman" star was now dating actress Halston Sage, who he starred alongside in 2014's "Neighbors." The pair also reportedly dated that year.
Pamela Anderson wed producer Jon Peters, but the couple split before filing the marriage documents.
Anderson and Peters, who have known each other for decades, got married in Malibu on January 20. Days later, they ended their relationship.
"I have been moved by the warm reception to Jon and my union," Anderson told The Hollywood Reporter in a statement. "We would be very grateful for your support as we take some time apart to reevaluate what we want from life and from one another.
The "Baywatch" star continued: "Life is a journey and love is a process. With that universal truth in mind, we have mutually decided to put off the formalization of our marriage certificate and put our faith in the process."
On-again, off-again couple Kehlani and YG seemingly split again.
In February 2020, Kehlani and YG released a duet called "Konclusions." Shortly after, she dropped a new song called "Valentine's Day (Shameful)," seemingly referencing their breakup. In a now-deleted tweet, Kehlani responded to a fan who told her to leave YG, saying: "I'm single luv."
Travis Mills and "Riverdale" star Madelaine Petsch split after three years together.
The couple's split was revealed in February and Mills shared a lengthy post on Instagram addressing their breakup and calling it "the most non-superficial and grounding experience in my life."
"While it pains me our journey has come to a close, I mean it when I say I'm so incredibly grateful to have shared the last three years with someone as compassionate, smart & wonderful as Madelaine," the musician wrote. "The personal growth made possible by our time together I wouldn't trade for anything."
"The highest highs were made better, the lowest lows were livable, because of her," Mills, who often appeared in her YouTube channel videos and attended red carpets with the actress, continued. "I've learned so much about myself & life from that unconditional love and support."
Mills also added that he's "not deleting any of our images, I regret nothing."
Chris Rock and girlfriend Megalyn Echikunwoke reportedly ended their relationship.
In March, Page Six reported that the couple broke up after four years.
"The Bachelor" couple Peter Weber and Madison Prewett revealed their split two days after the season 24 premiere.
"Madi, thank you for your patience and unconditional love," Weber wrote on Instagram. "You're the epitome of a woman who carries herself with grace, stands by what she believes in, and loves wholeheartedly."
The reality TV star went on to say that the pair "mutually decided to not pursue our relationship any further."
"Believe me, this was not easy for either of us to be ok with, but after a lot of honest conversations, we have agreed that this is what makes most sense for the two of us," he added. "The love and respect I have for Madi will continue to endure."
Lana Del Rey and real-life cop Sean "Sticks" Larkin split.
In an interview with the New York Times published in mid-March, Larkin said: "Right now, we're just friends. We still talk and whatnot, we just have busy schedules right now."
Noah Centineo and internet personality Alexis Ren reportedly split after one year together.
The two stars met while hiking with friends and started dating in 2019 and made their relationship Instagram official in January 2020. According to Centineo's Harper's Bazaar cover story, mid-January 2020 marked the 10th month of their relationship.
Fans suspected that they were no longer together after Centineo removed a photo from Instagram, which showed Ren licking his face. And Seventeen pointed out that they no longer follow each other on the app.
In April 2020, Us Weekly reported that Centineo and Ren split weeks prior.
Halsey deleted a PDA-filled birthday tribute to boyfriend Evan Peters, leading fans to believe that they broke up.
Halsey and Peters started dating in 2019 and the couple made their red carpet debut while dressed as Sonny and Cher for a 100th episode celebration for "AHS" in late October.
The "Clementine" singer shared two photos of the couple on Instagram in honor of Peters' 33rd birthday in January and wrote: "happy birthday darling. I can't imagine a world without you in it."
That post along with another of the pair vacationing in Iceland in February 2020 have both been deleted from her profile.
Jurnee Smollett reportedly filed for divorce from husband Josiah Bell.
In March, Us Weekly reported that the "Birds of Prey" star submitted paperwork after being married to Bell since October 2010.
Singer Colbie Caillat and fiance Justin Young ended their engagement and relationship after a decade together.
"This is difficult for us to share, but we want to be honest with you all," Caillat shared on Instagram. "After 10 wonderful years, Justin and I have ended our relationship. We started out as best friends and we will continue to be best friends. And we will continue to work and make music together, as we always have."
Channing Tatum and Jessie J reportedly split for a second time.
In April, People reported that the pair had an "amicable" breakup.
They reportedly started dating in 2018 and began interacting with each other over social media in the months that followed. In late 2019, the couple reportedly split. They went on to rekindle their relationship in January 2020.
Shailene Woodley called herself single in an interview with the New York Times that was published in April 2020.
"We're societally conditioned to assume that one person can be our end-all, be-all," Woodley told the publicationwhile discussing her character in a new movie called "Endings, Beginnings." This is a concept I've been thinking about often right now, because I'm very much single, and I've chosen to be single for a while."
Woodley and rugby player Ben Volavola had an on-again, off-again relationship for a few years. She confirmed their relationship in January 2018 and the pair attended the red carpet premiere of a movie she starred in called "Adrift" a few months later.
"The King" costars Lily-Rose Deep and Timothée Chalamet reportedly ended their relationship.
The couple seemingly started dating in 2018 and went on to show PDA in places like New York City and Capri, Italy. In April 2020, Us Weekly reported that they split.
Reality TV star Kristin Cavallari revealed that she and Jay Cutler are getting divorced after a decade together.
"With great sadness, after 10 years together we have come to a loving conclusion to get a divorce," Cavallari captioned a photo of the couple on Instagram in April.
"We have nothing but love and respect for one another and are deeply grateful for the years shared, memories made, and the children we are so proud of," she continued, referring to the pair's three kids named Camden Jack Cutler, Jaxon Wyatt Cutler, and Saylor James Cutler.
Cutler shared the same statement on his Instagram but used a different image. The two stars, who wed in 2013, also explained that it's "just the situation of two people growing apart."
"Clueless" star Stacey Dash and husband Jeffrey Marty split after two years of marriage.
"My husband and I have made the hard decision of ending our marriage," Dash wrote on Instagram. "After much prayer, I feel this is the right path for both of us. I wish him nothing but the best. Thank you everyone for your support and respecting our privacy during this difficult time."
Matthew Perry and girlfriend Molly Hurwitz reportedly broke up.
The "Friends" star and Hurwitz dated for two years, according to In Touch Weekly. Following the reported split, Perry went back to being active on a dating app called Raya, Us Weekly reported.
Cara Delevingne and Ashley Benson ended their relationship after almost two years together.
In May 2020, People reported that the couple split during the previous month.
Speculation about Benson and Delevingne's relationship began in mid-2018, as the stars posted photos together on Instagram and were photographed holding hands in public. The actors also costarred in the drama called "Her Smell," which was released that year.
Mary-Kate Olsen and husband Olivier Sarkozy reportedly broke up after being married for five years.
Their split was revealed in May 2020 and an unnamed source told E! News that Olsen was considering having a child, and the banker was against it, having previously welcomed two children during his marriage to Charlotte Bernard
According to TMZ, the "Full House" star filed an emergency order to petition for divorce, which was later denied.
The pair, who have a 17-year age gap, started dating in 2012 and got married three years later in New York.
Musicians Sebastián Yatra and Tini revealed their breakup on social media.
"We lived beautiful moments but sometimes things don't go as you imagined them," the musicians, who dated for almost a year, said in shared statements posted on Twitter.
"Today we feel that this is the best decision for both of us and we will always cherish the good memories in our heart. Thank you for giving us so much love, we love you so much."
Actress Jamie King reportedly filed for divorce from husband of 13 years Kyle Newman.
According to TMZ and People, King also requested a domestic violence prevention petition.
The couple got married in 2007 and have two sons together named James Knight and Leo Thames.
Brian Austin Green confirmed that he and Megan Fox split after being married for almost a decade.
Green spoke about the breakup on his podcast, saying that he and the actress are "trying to sort of be apart." He also said that they actually broke up in late 2019, but fans didn't learn about it until recently.
"I wanted it coming from my mouth," he said. "I wanted people to hear everything from me and then this is it. I don't want to have to talk about this anymore."
The "Beverly Hills, 90210" star went on to explain what led to their split, and how they'll move forward to coparent their three sons named Noah, Bodhi, and Journey.
"Neither one of us did anything to each other, she's always been honest with me and I've always been honest with her," he said. "And I know she will always love me and I know as far as a family, what we have built is really cool and really special. So we decided let's make sure we don't lose that. That no matter what we're always friends with each other and we're a united front with the kids."
"Riverdale" costars Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart split again.
Their relationship status was unclear in 2020, but Sprouse spoke about the split in an Instagram post shared in August. The actor said that he and Reinhart "initially separated in January of this year, deciding to more permanently split in March."
In May 2020, a source told People that the on-again, off-again couple called it quits. Costar Skeet Ulrich later implied that Sprouse and Reinhart split during an Instagram live with girlfriend Megan Blake Irwin, saying: "I think they were a very cute couple."
In July 2019, Us Weekly reported that the actors ended their relationship. An unnamed source also told E! News that they broke up "earlier this summer."
Reinhart and Sprouse went on to slam unnamed "sources" cited by multiple publications. Sprouse also told Entertainment Tonight that he wasn't fazed by the rampant speculation.
A source told E! News that "they are technically 'split' but Sofia has been in touch with Scott" and "there wasn't a fight or anything bad" that led to their split.
News of their breakup followed Us Weekly reporting that Disick and the model were "on a break" shortly after the "Flip It Like Disick" star completed a stint in rehab.
Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich ended their relationship after almost three years of marriage.
"We have lovingly and carefully taken the time we have needed to arrive at our decision to separate," they said in a joint statement shared by People. "We share an abundance of love and respect for one another and will continue to lead with our hearts from that place. We kindly request your compassion and respect for our privacy moving forward."
In January 2020, unnamed sources told People that the "Dancing With the Stars" alum and Laich were having marriage issues. They were also quarantined separately in different states amid the coronavirus pandemic.
"The Bachelor" stars Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph said that they're "just meant to be friends."
The couple met on season 23 of the ABC reality TV show. In separate Instagram posts, Underwood and Randolph opened up about what prompted their breakup.
"This is one of the hardest things I have had to share as neither one of us is quite ready to talk about it yet," Randolph said, adding that they agreed to "remain a part of each others lives."
She added: "With all that we have gone through, we have a special bond that will always be there. I love Colton very much and have an enormous amount of respect for him. We have both learned and grown so much these past couple years, and will always have each others back."
Underwood shared similar sentiments, writing: "Sometimes people are just meant to be friends - and that's okay. We both have grown immensely and been through so much together - so this isn't the end of our story, it's the start of a whole new chapter for us."
"Silicon Valley" star Thomas Middleditch and wife Mollie Gates reportedly split.
According to court documents obtained by People, Gates filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences.
"Fast & Furious" star Jordana Brewster and husband Andrew Form "quietly separated," according to People.
A source told the publication that the couple, who wed in 2007, had an "amicable" breakup earlier in 2020.
Brewster and Form share two children, sons Julian Brewster-Form (born in 2013) and Rowan Brewster-Form (born in 2016).
Kelly Clarkson reportedly filed for divorce from Brandon Blackstock after almost seven years of marriage.
Clarkson cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for their divorce, according to E! News. The publication also reported that the singer was requesting joint legal and physical custody of their two kids: daughter River Rose Blackstock and son Remington Alexander Blackstock.
Blackstock also has two kids from his previous marriage to Melissa Ashworth.
Country music singer Carly Pearce reportedly filed for divorce from Michael Ray months after tying the knot.
E! News and People reported the split, with a source telling the latter publication that "this was a hard decision."
The couple got married in Nashville, Tennesse in October 2019.
Ryan Seacrest and Shayna Taylor broke up again.
The two stars had been on-again, off-again for more than seven years. Their third breakup was revealed in June 2020.
In a statement shared with E! News, a representative for the "Live With Kelly and Ryan" cohost said: "Ryan and Shayna decided to end their romantic relationship amicably some time ago. They remain good friends, each other's biggest supporters and will always cherish their time together as a couple."
Christina Ricci reportedly ended her marriage with James Heerdegen.
The couple got married in 2013 and share a son named Freddie Heerdegen.
In July, longtime couple Jennifer Grey and Clark Gregg revealed that they're getting divorced after 19 years together.
The "Dirty Dancing" actress and "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." star shared the same statement on their Instagram accounts.
"After 19 years together, we separated in January, knowing we'd always be a family who loves, values and cares for each other," they said. "We recently made the difficult decision to divorce, but we remain close and are deeply grateful for the life we've shared and the wonderful daughter we've raised."
Grey and Gregg got married in July 2001 and welcomed daughter Stella Gregg later that year.
Grammy-winning singer Kacey Musgraves and Ruston Kelly split after more than two years of marriage.
The musicians met in 2016 and got married the following year in Tennessee.
In a joint statement shared with the Associated Press, the pair said that they "made this painful decision together" and will continue being friends.
"We believe that we were put into each other's lives for a divine reason and have both changed each other infinitely for the better," they said. "The love we have for each other goes far beyond the relationship we've shared as husband and wife. It's a soul connection that can never be erased."
Olympic gymnast Simone Biles confirmed that she and boyfriend Stacey Ervin Jr. broke up after three years together.
"It's hard being young and having that long of a relationship and then ending it. But it was for the best," the athlete said.
Armie Hammer and Elizabeth Chambers revealed their shocking split after a decade of marriage.
"Thirteen years as best friends, soulmates, partners and then parents," they wrote in a joint statement shared on their Instagram accounts. "It has been an incredible journey, but together, we've decided to turn the page and move on from our marriage."
Chambers and the "Call Me by Your Name" star exchanged vows in 2010. They share two children: daughter Harper Grace Hammer (born in 2014) and son Ford Douglas Armand Hammer (born in 2017).
"As we enter into this next chapter, our children and relationship as co-parents and dear friends will remain our priority," the pair said.
Bill Hader and Rachel Bilson reportedly broke up months after making their relationship red carpet official at the 2020 Golden Globes.
People reported the split in July, citing unnamed sources.
The pair also starred in the 2013 romantic comedy "The To Do List."
YouTube stars Joey Graceffa and Daniel Preda revealed their breakup, after six years together, in a video posted online.
In a 14-minute video titled "we broke up" (posted in mid-July) the two stars said that they ended their relationship three months prior, but were still living together.
"It definitely hasn't been an easy decision for me, it's obviously easier to stay," Graceffa said. "We're doing what's best for us and we both know that this is what needs to be done, what we both need to do to be happy, because I don't think either of us has been happy for a while."
Preda shared similar sentiments, saying that it was a "really hard and a very uncomfortable decision," but "has been coming for a bit."
Athletes Aaron Rodgers and Danica Patrick ended their relationship after two years together.
Patrick confirmed that they were dating during a 2018 interview with the Associated Press, Time reported. They went on to make their red carpet debut at the ESPYS later that year.
Patrick and Rodgers were also quarantined together amid the coronavirus pandemic. In an Instagram Q&A, the former racing driver described Rodgers as "extremely attractive, super intelligent, very thoughtful, patient."
In July 2020, a rep for Patrick confirmed to People that she and the NFL star were no longer together.
Joey Lawrence reportedly filed for divorce from Chandie Yawn-Nelson, who he was married to for 15 years.
People and TMZ reported the breakup in July. The couple wed in 2005 and have two daughters named Charleston and Liberty.
Adrianne Palicki reportedly filed for divorce from "The Orville" costar Scott Grimes again.
Grimes and Palicki previously tied the knot in May 2019. Two months later, court documents obtained by The Blast and TMZ indicated that Palicki filed paperwork for their divorce.
Palicki seemingly weighed in on their most recent split by posting a black-and-white photo of the pair on Instagram in July, writing: "So thankful for our time as a couple, even more thankful for our deep, everlasting friendship. Love you SG."
"Riverdale" star Vanessa Morgan and athlete Michael Kopech split months after getting married.
The split was reported by TMZ and E! News.
According to E! News, Kopech filed for divorce in Texas in June 2019, weeks before news of the couple's breakup was reported.
News of the breakup came days after Morgan announcedthat she was pregnant with her first child. A rep confirmed to E! News that Kopech is the father of the baby.
Morgan and the baseball player wed in Homestead, Florida on January 4, 2020.
"We both knew the first day we met that 'this is it' and I'm so excited that today officially starts our forever," Morgan told "E! News at the time." "Today, I vowed to love my best friend for a lifetime and it was a day spent with those we love in a room filled with endless love. I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with him."
Tracy Morgan and Megan Wollover split after five years of marriage.
"Sadly, after nearly five years of marriage, Megan and I are filing for divorce. This is a challenging time for all involved, so I ask that you please respect our privacy," Morgan said in a statement shared by Us Weekly.
The former "Saturday Night Live" star and Wollover got married in 2015 and share a daughter named Maven Sonae Morgan.
Paris Jackson and boyfriend Gabriel Glenn reportedly broke up after two years together.
TMZ and People reported the breakup in early August.
Jackson and Glenn started dating in 2018 and released music together as part of the musical duo The Soundflowers. Their relationship was also documented on a Facebook Watch series called "Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn."
Jennifer Garner and boyfriend John Miller reportedly split.
According to Us Weekly, the pair split after two years together and ended on "amicable terms."
According to multiple outlets, actress Olivia Munn and boyfriend Tucker Roberts broke up.
Us Weekly and Entertainment Tonight that the couple actually split amicably at the end of 2019 after dating for one year.
Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson split after dating for a few months.
After multiple publications reported that the musicians split, Cyrus spoke out during an Instagram Live and confirmed the breakup herself.
"For right now, two halves can't make a whole, and we're individually just working on ourselves, becoming the people that we want to be," she said. "Like everybody else at this age, we're just deciding who we want to be with our lives, what we want to do with our lives."
The "Midnight Sky" singer went on to say that they've "been friends for 10 years, and we're going to continue to be friends."
Gerard Butler and girlfriend Morgan Brown reportedly ended their on-again, off-again relationship.
According to a source who spoke to Us Weekly, the stars were "both handling the breakup with maturity."
"Euphoria" costars Zendaya and Jacob Elordi never confirmed their relationship, but it seemingly fizzled out after approximately one year.
Speculation began in August 2019, when the actors were seen vacationing together in Greece. They went on to attend events together and, in February 2020, they were photographed kissing in New York City.
The last time Zendaya and Elordi were photographed together was at a Los Angeles flea market in March 2020.
"The Bachelorette" stars Becca Kufrin and fiancé Garrett Yrigoyen ended their relationship.
The pair met on season 14 of "The Bachelorette" and Kufrin accepted Garrett's proposal during the finale.
In an episode of the "Bachelor Happy Hour" podcast that Kufrin cohosts with Rachel Lindsay, the reality TV star confirmed that she and Yrigoyen ended their engagement and broke up.
"Garrett and I came to this decision after many conversations. It wasn't just something we just arrived at one night," Kufrin said. "It wasn't based solely off of one Instagram post or somebody else's opinions or comments. There's much more to it. To any relationship, there's a lot of layers."
In an Instagram post shared later, Kufrin said that they "still have nothing but love and respect for one another even though we've decided to go down our own separate paths."
Prior to revealing their split, Yrigoyen faced criticism for an Instagram post in which he took a firm Blue Lives Matter stance amid the Black Lives Matter movement.
Kufrin went on to say that she believed her then-fiance was a "good person," but disagreed with his statement and thought it was "tone-deaf."
Cardi B and Offset split, but got back together.
In September, the "WAP" rapper filed for divorce from the Migos member after three years of marriage.
Legal documents obtained by Insider revealed that Cardi B and her legal team called her marriage with Offset "irretrievably broken" and said that "there are no prospects for a reconciliation."
She also asked for child support from the rapper and is seeking primary custody of the pair's daughter, Kulture, who was born in 2018.
In an Instagram Live, Cardi B said that the divorce was not due to infidelity.
"I just got tired of f--king arguing," she said. "I got tired of not seeing things eye to eye."
Later, in another livestream that took place in October, Cardi B confirmed that she and Offset got back together.
"It's hard not to talk to your best friend. It's really hard not to talk to your best friend," she said. "And it's really hard to have no d---."
Sienna Miller and fiancé Lucas Zwirner reportedly ended their relationship after two years.
Page Six reported the news in late August. The following month, a source told Us Weekly that the couple "hit a rough patch in their relationship" and said that Zwirner "was a bit immature" for the 38-year-old actress.
Miller and Zwirner reportedly started dating sometime in late 2018. Their engagement was revealed in early 2020.
"Flip or Flop" star Christina Anstead said she and Ant Anstead "made the difficult decision to separate," almost two years after getting married.
"We are grateful for each other and as always, our children will remain our priority," Christina wrote on Instagram in September. "We appreciate your support and ask for privacy for us and our family as we navigate the future."
Christina also has a daughter named Taylor El Moussa and a son, Brayden El Moussa, from her previous marriage to Tarek El Moussa. Ant has two children named Amelie and Archie from his past marriage to Louise Anstead.
Demi Lovato and Max Ehrich ended their engagement and split after a whirlwind relationship.
It's unclear how the two stars met, but they began dating in March 2020 and quarantined together amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Throughout their relationship, Lovato and the actor gushed about each other on social media and appeared in the music video for Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber's duet, titled "Stuck With U."
In the aftermath, the pair wiped photos with each other from their Instagram accounts.
Ehrich went on to claim that he learned about the breakup through tabloids while on the set of his new movie, "Southern Gospel." A source told E! News that the actor was lying.
Meanwhile, Lovato released a self-love ballad called "Still Have Me" days after the split was made public and tweeted: "Music is always there for me..."
"Queer Eye" star Karamo Brown revealed his split with fiancé Ian Jordan after 10 years together.
Brown shared the news with fans during an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" in September, saying that the breakup took place three-and-a-half months prior.
Brown and Jordan got engaged in 2018. Their wedding was supposed to take place in 2020, but was postponed due to the pandemic.
Brown said that he and Jordan tried virtual counseling, among other things, but the "Queer Eye" star decided that he needed to prioritize his happiness.
Brown went on to say that he and Jordan remain "good friends."
Former "Real Housewives of New York City" star Bethenny Frankel and boyfriend Paul Bernon reportedly split.
The breakup was reported by Us Weekly, two years after the pair started dating.
Jonah Hill and fiancée Gianna Santos reportedly called it quits.
The "21 Jump Street" star and Santos were first linked in 2018. Their engagement was revealed the following year.
"The Bachelorette" season seven couple Ashley Hebert Rosenbaum and J.P. Rosenbaum announced their divorce after almost eight years of marriage.
"It is with a heavy heart that I share with you that, after months of separation, J.P. and I have amicably decided to go our separate ways," Hebert Rosenbaum captioned a photo of the couple shared on Instagram in October.
"We created the most beautiful children and shared memories that will never be forgotten," she continued, referring to their children named Fordham and Essex.
Hebert Rosenbaum added that their "differences have taken a toll on our relationship," which is why they broke up.
Rosenbaum shared the same photo, saying: "While I realize that this will come as a complete shock to everyone, I can assure you that this is something that has been developing in our relationship for quite a while."
"Please please please know that there is no one to blame, that there's no event that triggered this decision, that no one is the victim, and that we've done absolutely everything we possibly can to try to salvage this marriage," he added.
The pair got engaged on the season seven finale of "The Bachelorette" in 2011 and were married in a televised ceremony on ABC in 2012.
Tiffany Riggle reportedly filed for divorce from "21 Jump Street" star Rob Riggle after 21 years of marriage.
The news was first reported by TMZ in October, who said that Tiffany listed May 2 as the date of separation. The publication added that she was seeking joint custody of their two kids named Abigail and George.
"Empire" star Taraji P. Henson and Kelvin Hayden split two years after they got engaged.
"It didn't work out. You know what I mean?" the Oscar-nominated actress said. "And I tried. I was like, 'Therapy. Let's do the therapy thing.' But if you're both not on the same page with that, then you feel like you're taking it on yourself. And that's not a fair position for anybody to play in a relationship."
Henson went on to say that "relationships take work."
"And it takes both sides to really be there," she added. "It's selfless."
Actress Lake Bell and husband Scott Campbell broke up after nine years together.
Bell, who has starred in rom-coms like "What Happens in Vegas" and voiced characters on shows like "BoJack Horseman," shared the news on Instagram in October.
"After nine years together, seven years married, two sparkling children… Scott and I are ending our marriage but continuing our loving family," Bell said. "With respect and thoughtful guidance, we will continue to be parental comrades in arms and best friends for all of our days."
Kate Beckinsale and singer Goody Grace's romance ended after a few months.
According to People, the pair started dating in early 2020. Fans speculated that they split after Beckinsale unfollowed Grace on Instagram and removed photos of him from her profile.
Iggy Azalea revealed that she and Playboi Carti broke up.
In October, the "Black Widow" singer shared the first photos of her son Onyx, who she welcomed in 2020 with rapper Playboi Carti. Azalea said that she would be raising him alone.
In an Instagram post shared later, Azalea reiterated that Carti is still part of their child's life.
"Onyx is so loved by his dad and has always had both parents in his life from day one," she wrote.