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First Lady Melania Trump issued a rare public statement on Thursday denying any relationship with the late Jeffrey Epstein or his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. Speaking from the White House, she addressed what she described as "fake images and statements" circulating on social media. The remarks were brief but notable, as the First Lady typically maintains a highly cautious and private public image. It was the first time Melania Trump had spoken about the Epstein controversy on camera.
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Rapper, actor, and entrepreneur 50 Cent is set to take center stage in a new documentary series at Hulu, marking a major step in his ongoing expansion in film and television. Following his recent work behind the scenes producing Netflix’s Sean Combs The Reckoning, the artist now turns the lens on his own life story in a three part docuseries that promises an intimate and revealing look at his journey.
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In a definitive victory for one of Hollywood’s longest-standing unions, Linda Mathis has officially moved to dismiss her divorce petition against television personality Judge Greg Mathis. The filing, entered in court earlier this week marks the legal end to a turbulent chapter that began with a high-profile separation nearly two years ago.
The road to reconciliation started in August 2024, when Linda shocked fans by filing for divorce after 39 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences. At the time of the filing, the couple had been separated for several weeks, with Linda requesting spousal support and signaling a permanent end to their relationship. The move was particularly striking given the couple’s reputation as a cornerstone of stability in the entertainment industry since their marriage in 1985.
However, the legal process was quickly overshadowed by Judge Mathis’s public and private campaign to win his wife back. Speaking candidly in the months following the split, the Emmy-winning judge described the separation as the most devastating experience of his life, second only to the death of his mother. “I’d do anything to get my mother back,” Mathis stated during an emotional interview. “So I did anything to get my wife back.”
The couple’s efforts toward repair became public in late 2025 during a joint appearance on The Tamron Hall Show. During the exclusive interview, they revealed that while the initial separation was a “wake-up call” regarding neglect and work-life balance, they had spent the intervening year “learning each other again.” Linda shared that the time apart allowed her to prioritize her own well-being, which ultimately created the space for a healthier reunion. She emphasized that despite the legal paperwork, they never truly stopped being a family.
The April 2026 dismissal “without prejudice” serves as the formal closure of the case, though sources close to the couple indicate they have been living together and fully reconciled since late 2024. The Mathises, who share four adult children, have expressed a renewed commitment to their union as they approach their 41 st wedding anniversary.
For the millions of viewers who have watched Judge Mathis preside over thousands of cases, the resolution of his own domestic dispute offers a rare “happily ever after” in the often-contentious world of celebrity probate court. With the gavel finally down on their divorce proceedings, the couple appears focused on a future that prioritizes their partnership over the demands of their public careers.
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Boston star Jayson Tatum will try to set aside the emotions of his Madison Square Garden return on Thursday and help the Celtics lock up the NBA Eastern Conference second seed with a win over the New York Knicks.
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The legal and financial pressures surrounding rapper Offset have intensified as the MotorCity Casino Hotel in Detroit filed a lawsuit against the former Migos member, accusing him of fraud and breach of contract. The complaint alleges that the Atlanta- based artist, legally known as Kiari Cephus, failed to settle a $100,000 credit line used during a visit to the venue.
