Sean Penn declares Jennifer Lawrence as Hollywood's last movie star, hasn't seen a Timothée Chalamet movieNew Foto - Sean Penn declares Jennifer Lawrence as Hollywood's last movie star, hasn't seen a Timothée Chalamet movie

Murray Close/Lionsgate; Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis via Getty; Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures Sean Penn said he "should quit and become an accountant" after seeing young stars' work. He also admitted that he hasn't seen any of Timothée Chalamet's movies. Penn estimated that Jennifer Lawrence is also the last Hollywood movie star to exist. Sean Pennis banking onThe Hunger GamesactressJennifer Lawrencebeing the last bankable movie star in Hollywood, the two-time Oscar-winning actor has revealed. The 64-year-old appeared on the most recent episode ofThe Louis Theroux Podcastto discuss his career and the current state of the film industry. "Who do I consider a peer? I'm seeing performances from some young actors where I feel like I should quit and become an accountant, they're so good," Penn told Theroux, who namedDuneactorTimothée Chalametupon inquiring about specific stars. "I haven't seen that movie yet," he said of Chalamet's Oscar-nominated turn as Bob Dylan inA Complete Unknown. "I actually haven't seen his movies yet." Later, Penn estimated that "there's no such thing as a movie star anymore," before saying that the phenomenon has crossed over into the world of television as well, as he admitted he hasn't seenGame of Thronesdespite it becoming such a big intellectual property. "It's like, people are hanging out in their sections of the library. We all used to be in the same library, and [found out] what was special to everybody. I have a romantic memory of that. It's moved on since then," Penn added. "There won't be... you're not going to have aWarren Beatty, it's not going to happen." Theroux then estimated that Chalamet is the younger generation's equivalent to Beatty, who became one of the biggest stars of a bygone era in Hollywood. While Penn admitted he lives in a "certain level of reclusiveness," he suggested that Leonardo DiCaprio still became a bankable star "before they stopped" cranking out celebrities who could sell tickets on name alone. "I think the movie star manufacturer ran out around Jennifer Lawrence's time or something," Penn continued. "She's probably the last movie star, yeah." Since making her film debut in 2008, Lawrence's trajectory skyrocketed after she scored her first Oscar nomination for her performance in 2010's prestige dramaWinter's Bone. Between 2011 and 2012, she hit big with a trio of high-profile projects, including two blockbusters (X-Men: First Classand the first of severalThe Hunger Gamesblockbusters) andSilver Linings Playbook, the comedy that would win Lawrence an Oscar for Best Actress. Recently, Lawrence fronted the 2023 comedyNo Hard Feelingsto moderate success, with the comedy grossing just under $90 million worldwide. She'll next appear in Lynne Ramsay'sDie, My Love, which is set to premiere Saturday at theCannesFilm Festival in France. Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free daily newsletterto get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. Penn's last appearance in a widely released film was 2024'sDaddio, which earned $1.9 million globally. Prior to that, he had a supporting role in Paul Thomas Anderson's Oscar-nominated 2021 movieLicorice Pizza. Listen to Penn discuss the current state of Hollywood in the podcast episode above. Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly

Sean Penn declares Jennifer Lawrence as Hollywood's last movie star, hasn't seen a Timothée Chalamet movie

Sean Penn declares Jennifer Lawrence as Hollywood's last movie star, hasn't seen a Timothée Chalamet movie Murray Close/Lionsgate; S...
Blake Lively accused of pressuring Taylor Swift amid legal battle with Justin BaldoniNew Foto - Blake Lively accused of pressuring Taylor Swift amid legal battle with Justin Baldoni

BlakeLively'sfriendship with music superstarTaylor Swiftis now at the center of herlegal battlewith her former "It Ends With Us" co-starJustin Baldoni. In a new court filing Wednesday, attorneys for Baldoni claim Lively pressured Swift to get involved in the legal back and forth, whichfirst began in December. That month, Lively filed a complaint against Baldoni with the California Civil Rights Department accusing him of sexual harassment on the set of "It Ends With Us," which he also directed. Lively and Baldoni subsequently launched dueling lawsuits against each other, with Lively alleging that Baldoni and key stakeholders of the film sexually harassed her and attempted, along with Baldoni's production company and crisis PR company, The Agency Group PR, to orchestrate a smear campaign against her. Baldoni denied the allegations via a statement from his attorney, who called Lively's actions "shameful" for making "serious and categorically false accusations" against Baldoni. Baldoni later sued Lively, her husbandRyan Reynolds, the couple's publicist Leslie Sloane, and Sloane's public relations company, Vision PR, for extortion and defamation, among other things. Lively's lawyers called Baldoni's lawsuit "another chapter in the abuser playbook" and accused Baldoni of "trying to shift the narrative to Ms. Lively by falsely claiming that she seized creative control and alienated the cast from Mr. Baldoni." Earlier this month, Swiftwas subpoenaedby Baldoni's lawyer, Bryan Freedman. Lawyers for Lively and Reynolds responded by trying to block the subpoena, which Baldoni's attorneys argued was necessary. Citing "a source," Baldoni's legal team claims in Wednesday's court filing that Lively's attorney "demanded that Ms. Swift release a statement of support for Ms. Lively" amid the legal scuffle, alleging that "if Ms. Swift refused to do so, private text messages of a personal nature in Ms. Lively's possession would be released." Baldoni's attorneys allege in the new filing that, "Lively requested that Taylor Swift delete their text messages." The court filing also claims that "a representative of Ms. Swift addressed these inappropriate and apparently extortionate threats in at least one written communication." In response, Lively's lawyer, Mike Gottlieb, asked the court to strike the documents as "unnecessary, improper and abusive." Gottlieb said in a statement to ABC News Wednesday that the allegations made in Baldoni's court filing are "categorically false." "This is categorically false. We unequivocally deny all of these so-called allegations, which are cowardly sourced to supposed anonymous sources, and completely untethered from reality," Gottlieb said. "This is what we have come to expect from the Wayfarer parties' lawyers, who appear to love nothing more than shooting first, without any evidence, and with no care for the people they are harming in the process. We will imminently file motions with the court to hold these attorneys accountable for their misconduct here." Taylor Swift spokesperson responds to subpoena in Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni legal feud Baldoni's initial complaint against Lively, filed in January, detailed a text message he allegedly received from Lively in which Baldoni claims Lively referred to Swift and Reynolds as her "dragons." The complaint claimed Lively leveraged her relationships with high profile individuals like Swift and Reynolds to exert her influence over the film. Swift has not responded to ABC News' request for comment about the latest court filing. In response to being subpoenaed, a spokesperson for Swift said she was only involved in licensing her song "My Tears Ricochet" for the film and was never on set. "Taylor Swift never set foot on the set of this movie, she was not involved in any casting or creative decisions, she did not score the film, she never saw an edit or made any notes on the film, she did not even see It Ends With Us until weeks after its public release, and was traveling around the globe during 2023 and 2024 headlining the biggest tour in history," the spokesperson said. "The connection Taylor had to this film was permitting the use of one song, 'My Tears Ricochet.'" The spokesperson added, "Given that her involvement was licensing a song for the film, which 19 other artists also did, this document subpoena is designed to use Taylor Swift's name to draw public interest by creating tabloid clickbait instead of focusing on the facts of the case." Lively and Baldoni are due to appear in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on March 9, 2026. Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni's 'It Ends with Us' legal battle: A timeline Read more about the Lively-Baldoni legal battlehere. Blake Lively accused of pressuring Taylor Swift amid legal battle with Justin Baldonioriginally appeared ongoodmorningamerica.com

Blake Lively accused of pressuring Taylor Swift amid legal battle with Justin Baldoni

Blake Lively accused of pressuring Taylor Swift amid legal battle with Justin Baldoni BlakeLively'sfriendship with music superstarTaylor...
Susan Sarandon Packed 'Birth Control Pills and My Toothbrush' While Moving Around London During "Rocky Horror" Shoot

20th Century Fox/Michael White Prods/Kobal/Shutterstock; Tim Boxer/Hulton Archive/Getty In the new documentary,Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror,the cast and crew of the beloved 1975 film look back on making the movie Star Susan Sarandon says the budget was so low, she had to move every few days while in London because she didn't have a set place to stay Still, she said, the experience was fun Susan Sarandonembraced life on the set of a B movie while filmingThe Rocky Horror Picture Show. The actress appears in the new documentary,Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror. In it, she recalls what it was like living in London during filming."It was a very low budget film. When I got to London, I didn't have anywhere to stay and I kept moving every two or three days," she recalled. "I would take my birth control pills and my toothbrush and I would go into a new apartment every few days," Sarandon, 78, added with a laugh. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Stanley Bielecki Movie Collection/Getty When it came to being on set, costarBarry Bostwick, 80, recalled, "I was wet and miserable most of the time." "But I remember the whole experience being fun!" Sarandon added. "There was something about not having money. It was so humble and it added to the edginess of it because it kept the style of what the theater represented." Their costarTim Curry, 79, concurred. As he shared in the doc, "At the time, we were still so astonished to be filming it at all. But I loved every minute of it." 20th Century Fox/Shutterstock Joel Thurm, the casting director, noted, "There are elements of the film that sometimes it's like a B movie and that's deliberate. For instance, the special effects people were shocked when I said, 'No the special effects are too good. They've got to be really bad.' " He added, "Some people think it's bad filmmaking but it's really deliberate." "Many things that people took to be errors, they were part of subverting the form. But there there were other times because we were actually on a B picture budget, on a B picture schedule, it was genuinely a B picture," Thurm said. He slyly adds, "But I can't tell you which were which. I mean, life is full of contradictions and so isThe Rocky Horror Picture Show." Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horrorpremiered at SXSW and is currently seeking distribution. Read the original article onPeople

Susan Sarandon Packed 'Birth Control Pills and My Toothbrush' While Moving Around London During “Rocky Horror” Shoot

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Woman Asks Her Followers If $16,000 'Fancy Lamp Shade' Dress Is Worth It — and the Responses Didn't DisappointNew Foto - Woman Asks Her Followers If $16,000 'Fancy Lamp Shade' Dress Is Worth It — and the Responses Didn't Disappoint

Tamara Kalinic/Instagram Influencer Tamara Kalinic purchased an Alaïa dress worth $16,050 Kalinic posted a try-on of the dress to her social media profiles and asked her followers if they thought the dress was worth the price tag Her followers had mixed opinions, with some saying it looks like a lampshade Adding a designer piece of clothing to a wardrobe can sometimes be all it takes to create an incredible outfit — but often, it comes with a hefty price tag that leaves the average person gawking. Influencer Tamara Kalinic took toInstagramandTikTokto ask her followers if her recent fashion purchase is worth its high price tag. "I just ordered the most insane dress and we need to try and we need to check if it's worth 12,000 euros," she said in a Reel posted to her Instagram account on May 5, while showingAlaïa's symmetric jersey bustier dressin beige. By holding up the Alaïa dress — which notably retails for $16,050 in the United States — Kalinic showed that the optical illusion piece contained an inner boning around the bust and waist that allowed it to stand up straight. After trying on the dress, the shape became even more visible — the top portion of her dress wrapped around her bust and held up her chest due to the presence of its invisible boning. The top coiled down into a layered skirt with flowing ruffled fabric that grazed her knees and calves. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "This is very secure, and this you can see where you want to place it," Kalinic added, after completing the outfit with brown peep-toe heels. "What do you think? Is it insane? Or not really?" Tamara Kalinic/Instagram Users in the comments section of Kalinic's post were divided in opinion — some liked the idea of the dress, while others believed the item resembled a lamp or could be purchased from a lower-cost store. "If you told me this dress came from SHEIN I would believe it," a user wrote. Another person commented, "I was sure I was the only one who thought this was a fancy lamp shade and also don't like it as a dress." One user even referenced a popular home furnishing retailer: "What in the IKEA lighting section is this?" the person wondered, amassing over 23,600 "likes." Others had more positive responses for the influencer. "I love the color, and if it was just from the front, then yes. But make it a normal dress 😂 but as it is in whole, NO," one user commented. The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! The constructive criticism continued with a user suggesting, "your top right side just needed a bit more coverage to look harmonious, I love the idea of the dress, though." The video didn't conclude with Kalinic revealing if she kept the dress or not — but a May 6 update to her Tiktok showed that she kept it in her wardrobe, at least for one more video. "Need to improve my posture, so I bought this Alaïa dress to help me," she captioned a video of her wearing the dress, this time, with matching beige shoes. Read the original article onPeople

Woman Asks Her Followers If $16,000 'Fancy Lamp Shade' Dress Is Worth It — and the Responses Didn't Disappoint

Woman Asks Her Followers If $16,000 'Fancy Lamp Shade' Dress Is Worth It — and the Responses Didn't Disappoint Tamara Kalinic/In...
Reintroducing DadTok! Everything We Know About the Husbands and Partners of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" Cast

JC Olivera/Variety via Getty The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' second season features highs and lows with MomTok's favorite couples Viewers finally learn where some of the rockiest relationships from season 1 stand, including Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota Mortensen, as well as Jen and Zac Affleck The Secret Lives of Mormon Wivesseason 2 is now available on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ WARNING: The following contains details fromThe Secret Lies of Mormon Wivesseason 2! MomTok is back and spilling all the tea on their love lives! The Secret Lives of Mormons Wivesseason 2 debuted Thursday, May 15, picking up with all of the couples we got to know when season 1 was introduced to the world in September 2024. If there's one thing to know about the ladies of MomTok, it's that they are far from shy! Whether it's dishing about tough times in their marriages, letting fans in on a ketamine therapy session or a good old fashioned ugly-crying moment on a girls' trip,Taylor Frankie Paul,Mayci Neeley,Jen Affleck,Whitney Leavitt,Demi Engemann,Jessi Ngatikaura,Mikayla Matthews,Mayci Neeley,Layla Taylorand newcomerMiranda McWhorterare sharing an unfiltered looks at the highs and lows of finding love in Utah's Mormon circles. Here's everything we know about the men behind MomTok and where these relationships stand. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Araya Doheny/Getty taylorfrankiepaul/TikTok Season 1 featuredTaylor Frankie Paultrying to recover from the"soft swinging" scandalthat led to her divorce from Tate Paul. In the aftermath, she connected with Dakota Mortensen, introducing him to fans as her boyfriend in July 2022. The early days of the relationship are filled with tension, including an altercation that led toTaylor being charged with aggravated assaultin 2023, a miscarriage and subsequent pregnancy. Fans were left on a cliffhanger when the hot-and-cold couple was confronted with information that could change everything when someone tipped Taylor's fellow MomToker, Mayci, off to the fact that Dakota had been unfaithful. Season 2 presents the couple still reeling from the aftermath of that situation. The relationship between the two is best described as on-again, off-again, with Taylor's family and her faith pressuring her to make things work while news of Dakota's behavior puts her face-to-face with some of her worst fears. Speaking with PEOPLE in May 2025, Taylor shared an update onwhere she and Dakota stand, revealing, "I feel like right now we are individually working on ourselves and trying to heal, for not only ourselves, but for our son. So that's been the main focus the last few months, last half of a year." She continued, "But to me, I don't know, I never say never, but right now it's just individually trying to heal and work on things we needed to work on." jenniferlaffleck/Instagram Jen and Zac Affeck's marriage was in a tough spot at the end of season 1, with the two split on their views of the future. Jen also felt disrespected as a result of Zac's attitude toward her growing fame and her involvement in MomTok. Jen previously toldPEOPLEthat "it was tricky for me and my husband at first because he was the provider for the first couple of years." "It wasn't like he was just making little money — he made great money and he also comes from a very wealthy, traditional family," she continued. "So I think it was very normal for him to be the provider and for me to be at home and be a stay-at-home wife and mother." The couple was due to move to New York for a new chapter as Zac started medical school, but fate had other plans. As the MomToker has since confirmed, Zac changed his medical school plans to Arizona and deferred his admission afterthe two decided to separateto work on their marriage. Season 2 picks up with the couple trying to work through their differences, from Zac's feelings about MomTok to theChippendales performancethat called attention to an unhealthy dynamic in their relationship both claim they want to change. The two try traditional therapy, ketamine therapy and long talks trying to figure out where things took a turn. Amid trying to work through those pressures, they learn that they'reexpecting their third child. In May 2025, Jen told PEOPLE, "We are finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel." "Right now I'm focusing on my mental health, my marriage and becoming the best version of myself that I can be." Demi Engemann/Instagram Demi and Bret Engemann's flirty banter and nearly 17-year age gap was on display during the show's first season, but season 2 finds their union under attack. Demiand Bret started dating in 2020 before marrying in March 2021. The couple has a blended family with children from different marriages: Bret has two sons, Rome and Cole, with exAngie Harrington(ofReal Housewives of Salt Lake Cityfame) and Demi has one daughter, Maude, with ex Blake Corbin. Season 2 finds the couple becoming the talk of the town after a cast trip toVanderpump Villaleaves Demi facing accusations of infidelity. In May 2025, Demi told PEOPLE she found herself "very disappointed to see how I was portrayed" in the new season's trailer. "It's a trailer and it's meant to grab people's attention, so I understand to a degree. But it is wild to see a lot of the girls jumping on that to try to create a story that I had an affair and cheated on my husband, or that I was unfaithful or that more went down in Villa than I'm revealing," she told PEOPLE. Amid the discussion and speculation online, Bret shared posts on social media indicating he fully trusts and believes his wife and has her back regardless of what reality TV throws at them. "I have a good relationship with my husband. We communicate well. I know the truth. I have my people that are in my corner that believe me and rock with me, and that's more than most people can say," she says. Mayci Neeley/Instagram Mayciand Jacob Neely have been married since 2018 and are riding a high in season 2 as they learn they're expecting her third baby after a difficult IVF journey. Both Mayci and Jacob are alumni of Brigham Young University and were friends before they became romantically involved. Jacob has stepped up in helping raising Mayci's son Hudson, whose father Arik tragically died in a car accident before his birth in 2015. Mayci and Jacob's news that Hudson and their daughter, Harlow, will welcome a younger sibling comes with a lot of emotions for the couple, who keeps their IVF journey close to the vest. "I started my IVF journey originally in 2022, 2023. I made my embryos at the first half, then I was like, 'I'm not mentally ready to get pregnant,' " she recalls. "I feel like the hormones and everything really affects your mental health. And so I was like, 'I'm just going to let that simmer down and then I'll get pregnant.' Then the show happened and all that stuff, and I was like, 'Oh, it's not time yet,' " she continues. "Eventually I knew there was no time that was going to be a good time, and we have two embryos sitting in the freezer... So we just decided to go for it and you can kind of see that journey on the show a little bit." She acknowledges it was "definitely tough" going through the process while filming. "It was also a good distraction though," she admits. "It was almost helpful in a way because I couldn't think about it a ton and I just had to go and film and do stuff. But it was challenging, hiding it from the girls. I just didn't want the extra stress. I also feel like I was pretty mellow because of it because I was like, 'I have to keep my peace.' The most important thing doing IVF is being stress-free and just relaxed for it to have the best outcome. So that was the approach I was trying to take most of the first half of the season, at least." Mikayla Matthews/instagram Mikayla Matthewsand Jace Terry's story is different than many of the other couples onThe Secret Life of Mormon Wives. The two welcomed their first child together when Mikayla was 17 years old, tying the knot when son Beckham was six months old. Since then, the couple have welcomed two more children together, Tommie, 3, and Haven, 5. Season 2 has the couple discovering they're expecting their fourth child, which Mikayla said was "definitely a surprise" since she didn't think she was able to get pregnant due to "health stuff" she'd been facing. This season also features a raw moment for Mikayla, who opens up about sexual abuse she endured as a child. Acknowledging that not dealing with those feelings sooner has made it harder for her to open up to others, including her husband. Mikayla says Jace has been "the most amazing support" as she's navigated this journey. Whitney Leavitt/Instagram Whitney and Conner Leavitt are no strangers to talking about their marriage. After Whitney came clean about what was really going on when the two fled Utah amid the soft-swinging scandal, all eyes turned to the dynamic between the two, who have been married since 2016. After publicly grappling with Conner'sporn addictionand the fallout of their marriage, the two come into season 2 in a different place, celebrating the birth of their third baby, sonBilly Gene. They also share son Liam, 2, and daughter Sedona, 4. While things are headed in a positive direction for the pair, they are dealing with rumors that they are in a "lavender marriage," with countless jokes speculating that at least one of them may be hiding their sexuality. "I have family, I have Conner, and we know what's real," Whitney told PEOPLE in May 2025. "And so, I can go to sleep at night knowing that I'm with the love of my life, my best friend, and he knows me and I know him, and what else really matters? These people don't really know who we are." Jessi Ngatikaura/Instagram Jessiand Jordan Ngatikaura got married in 2020. The couple loves making content together and regularly gives glimpses oftheir family of five. Jessi recently told PEOPLE she's excited for fans to get to see more of DadTok. "I actually feel like the boys film together more. They went fishing and did DadTok and they had scenes together. So I think you'll get to see that dynamic too," she shares. Jordan teams up with Bret to re-enact the controversial Chippendale's dance that caused tension between Jen and Zac. While the friends joke with Zac that it's "exposure therapy," he doesn't seem as amused. When Demi and Jessi stick up for the guys, it causes more tension between all six of them. That's far from the end of the drama for the couple, when the season ends with a bombshell accusation that could rock their marriage, as well as MomTok as a whole. Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Layla Taylorenters season 2 enjoying herself as a single MomToker with the world as her oyster. The content creator was previously married to Clayton Wessel and they have two sons together, Oliver and Max. While season 1 saw Layla easing into single life, she recently told PEOPLE she's excited for season 2, where she can " show that aspect of dating as a single mom, especially in Utah." This season sees Layla admit to a brief time where she was talking to castmate Miranda McWhorter's ex, Chase, as well as making the most of her single status while partying in Italy with her castmates at Vanderpump Villa. Later in the season, we are introduced to Layla'scurrent boyfriend, Cameron Jolley. The two lovebirds tackle some big conversations as he's introduced to viewers and the group, from the possibility of giving Layla her first first ever orgasm with a partner to what their future could look like and where faith falls into it. In a tense moment where Cam confronts Layla about making him feel insecure, she admits that she still has healing to do from her marriage. The two exchange "I love you"s and share their determination to keep moving forward with their relationship. In another recent conversation with PEOPLE, Layla talked about her dating life, acknowledging that it's "a lot more challenging" dating as a single mom. "Because I'm not just dating for myself. I am dating to potentially find somebody that would be a stepfather to my children, so it's super important to find the perfect guy," she explained, telling PEOPLE she's been "very picky, as I should be." She also said it's important that she has a partner who is "okay with having a coparenting dynamic be at the forefront." "I'm still prioritizing my ex, not prioritizing him, but making sure that he's still involved in decision." JC Olivera/Variety via Getty Miranda McWhorter is opening up her world to MomTok and more for the first time. Before entering the realm of reality TV, Miranda was married to Chase McWhorter. The two tied the knot in 2017 after a year of dating. In August 2024, Miranda revealed that the marriage had ended. While the two were caught up in the "soft-swinging" scandal with Taylor, Miranda has been adamant that other problems in the marriage led to the split. Now that the dust has settled, Miranda enters MomTok as a single woman trying to find her footing with her faith and her future. "I'm single, but I don't know that I would say I'm dating. I'm just kind of trying to have life experiences, and just really soak up the time with it just being me and my babies. Obviously, I'm open to the journey, whatever happens, but I'm not currently really looking to date," she tells PEOPLE. "I think still healing from the divorce, obviously. There's a lot that comes up when you're in a long-term relationship, and I think that I've realized that there's still a lot left that I need to address with things regarding that, and so I'm kind of just doing that and enjoying time with my littles." Season 2 sees the newly-single mom quietly debut boyfriend Jake Baum at their Friendsgiving gathering. Though he doesn't partake in the action along with the DadTok guys just yet, he does make a second appearance with Miranda as they enjoy Demi's Christmas party. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' new season is now available on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+. Read the original article onPeople

Reintroducing DadTok! Everything We Know About the Husbands and Partners of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” Cast

Reintroducing DadTok! Everything We Know About the Husbands and Partners of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" Cast JC Olivera/Var...

 

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