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Celebrity divorce

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Stephen A. Smith retracts false $25M Teyana Taylor divorce claims after direct talk

Oct 12, 2026

The Breakfast Club segment reviewed Stephen A. Smith's public apology for inaccurate statements made on his new podcast The Culture Table in an October episode titled "Can Men Trust Women with Their Finances?" Smith had claimed Teyana Taylor received $25 million, $10 million in properties, luxury cars and assets in her 2024 divorce from Iman Shumpert, leaving him with $2 million and nowhere to live. Panelists discussed how the claims originated from viral, falsely attributed quotes and recirculated online rumors, Smith's direct conversation with Taylor that revealed the falsehoods, and his decision to pull the episode. The hosts praised the correction as the right move for credibility and noted it was Smith's second recent apology.

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NewsNation covers Jelly Roll divorce, Beckham rift, Tyra Netflix suit

Jun 17, 2026

The segment discusses Jelly Roll filing for divorce from Bunnie XO amid past infidelity admissions and his recent weight loss and religious turn. It covers the ongoing Beckham family feud involving Brooklyn Beckham cutting ties and a recent ad poking at parents. It also addresses Tyra Banks' claims against a Netflix documentary on America's Next Top Model, including editing disputes and her interview experience. The discussion features host Jesse Weber and guest Paula Froelich speculating on motivations, referencing public statements, past interviews, and the documentary's production. Sourcing draws from public filings, social media, and prior media appearances rather than new original reporting.

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NBC News accurately reports Jelly Roll divorce filing from court records

Jun 17, 2026

NBC News segment reports that country music star Jelly Roll filed for divorce from his wife Bunnie Xo (spelled Bunny Exo in transcript) based on Tennessee court records. The couple had been married nearly a decade. It references Jelly Roll's public thanks to her at the February Grammys and notes outreach to attorneys with no response received.

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Jelly Roll Files for Divorce from Bunnie XO After Nearly 10 Years

Jun 16, 2026

The segment reports that Jelly Roll filed for divorce from Bunnie XO after nearly 10 years of marriage. It references court documents showing the filing occurred in May, notes past relationship turbulence including admitted infidelity and prior breakups, and states that neither party has issued an official statement.

▶ Source: ABC News

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ABC Vibe Check Reports on Jelly Roll Divorce, Producer Death, Gilmore Girls Exit

Jun 16, 2026

The segment opens with Jelly Roll filing for divorce from Bunnie XO after nearly 10 years. It then covers the death of Love Island USA executive producer James Barker during filming in Fiji and Netflix removing Gilmore Girls after 12 years on the platform. Roxy Diaz reports the stories to Gio, referencing court documents, network statements, and Netflix's X post. A clip of Jamie Lee Curtis and Mariska Hargitay debating the pronunciation of 'Los Angeles' closes the segment. The pieces rely on public records, official announcements, and a viral interview clip.

▶ Source: ABC News

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USA Today Video Accurately Reports Jelly Roll Divorce Filing

Jun 16, 2026

The USA TODAY segment reports that Jelly Roll filed for divorce from Bunnie XO (Alisa DeFord) on May 18 in Tennessee court. It notes their 2016 marriage, past public discussions of relationship challenges including a 2018 split, and Jelly Roll's February Grammy dedication to her. The video draws from court records reviewed by USA TODAY, references TMZ as the initial reporter, and mentions the couple's openness about ups and downs. No representatives' comments are included.

▶ Source: USA TODAY