Influencer Hannah Neeleman is cooking up something new for her family.
The Ballerina Farm founder revealed that she and her husband Daniel Neeleman—who share eight children Henry, 12, Charles,…
Hannah Berner is hoping any controversy she kicked up ends with her explanation.
Netflix‘s end of year special Torching 2024: A Roast of the Year premiered Dec. 27, and it didn’t take long for viewers to single out Berner’s NSFW joke about Blake Lively as ill-timed in light of the actress’ recent complaint alleging sexual harassment against It Ends With Us director Justin Baldoni.
“The word c–t was trending this year,” the comedian said less than a minute into her routine. Looking unfazed, she cracked, “I don’t think Blake Lively was that bad.”
And then Berner moved right onto another hot topic, but it didn’t take long for the Internet to demand an explanation.
Which, in turn, prompted her to clarify that her joke was performed before Lively filed her complaint with the California Civil Rights Department (considered a precursor to a lawsuit) on Dec. 20.
“My joke in the Netflix roast was filmed before news of the lawsuit,” Berner posted to her Instagram Story hours after the special dropped. “To be 100 percent clear, I support Blake xoxo.”
Jessa Duggar (m. Ben Seewald)
Jim Bob and Michelle’s fifth child, Jessa Duggar, was born Nov. 4, 1992.
Jessa met Ben through church and he began courting her in 2013—the old-fashioned approach to romance coming as a brand-new notion to a lot of viewers. The kids never talked about their romances pre-engagement, so Jim Bob explained to People, “Courting is getting to know each other in a group setting, both families spending time together and the couple setting goals together to determine if they are meant to marry. With dating, a couple will often pair off alone and that sometimes leads to a more physical relationship.”
Ben asked for Jessa’s hand and then proposed in August 2014—sealing the deal by holding her hand for the first time. They married on Nov. 1, 2014. Jessa was pregnant with their first child when 19 Kids and Counting was canceled and TLC subsequently aired a special about sexual abuse, featuring Jill and Jessa, to further educate viewers on the subject. The sisters would end up the stars of their own show, Jill and Jessa: Counting On, that winter; the show then evolved to become Counting On, featuring other Duggar siblings as well.
Meanwhile, Jessa and Ben welcomed son Spurgeon on Nov. 5, 2015, son Henry on Feb. 6, 2017, daughter Ivy Jane on May 28, 2019 and daughter Fern in July 2021. In February 2023, Jessa shared that she suffered a miscarriage over the 2022 holiday season. She gave birth to her fifth child, George, in December 2023.
Hannah’s Father Is Found Dead
Ryan Kobayashi, who was in town from Maui to look for Hannah, jumped to his death from a parking structure near LAX on the morning of Nov. 24, according to police, who responded to a report of a deceased male at the 6100 block of Century Boulevard at 4 a.m.
The L.A. County Medical Examiner’s report stated that Ryan suffered multiple blunt force traumatic injuries and the manner of death was suicide.
“It’s every parent’s nightmare,” Ryan told NBC4 at the Nov. 21 rally. “We don’t know where to start, where to begin. It’s like a grain of sand in the ocean.”
The RAD Movement, a nonprofit advocate for families of missing people, said in a statement Ryan had been in L.A. for 13 days searching for his daughter.
“This loss has compounded the family’s suffering immeasurably,” the group stated, while also emphasizing that there was still a missing woman to look for and it was “crucial for everyone to remain vigilant in their efforts to locate Hannah.”
Speculation that Ryan had something to do with Hannah’s disappearance was cruel and needed to be shut down, Larie told the LA Times. “He died of a broken heart,” she said.
Hannah’s Father Is Found Dead
Ryan Kobayashi, who was in town from Maui to look for Hannah, jumped to his death from a parking structure near LAX on the morning of Nov. 24, according to police, who responded to a report of a deceased male at the 6100 block of Century Boulevard at 4 a.m.
The L.A. County Medical Examiner’s report stated that Ryan suffered multiple blunt force traumatic injuries and the manner of death was suicide.
“It’s every parent’s nightmare,” Ryan told NBC4 at the Nov. 21 rally. “We don’t know where to start, where to begin. It’s like a grain of sand in the ocean.”
The RAD Movement, a nonprofit advocate for families of missing people, said in a statement Ryan had been in L.A. for 13 days searching for his daughter.
“This loss has compounded the family’s suffering immeasurably,” the group stated, while also emphasizing that there was still a missing woman to look for and it was “crucial for everyone to remain vigilant in their efforts to locate Hannah.”
Speculation that Ryan had something to do with Hannah’s disappearance was cruel and needed to be shut down, Larie told the LA Times. “He died of a broken heart,” she said.
Hannah’s Father Is Found Dead
Ryan Kobayashi, who was in town from Maui to look for Hannah, jumped to his death from a parking structure near LAX on the morning of Nov. 24, according to police, who responded to a report of a deceased male at the 6100 block of Century Boulevard at 4 a.m.
The L.A. County Medical Examiner’s report stated that Ryan suffered multiple blunt force traumatic injuries and the manner of death was suicide.
“It’s every parent’s nightmare,” Ryan told NBC4 at the Nov. 21 rally. “We don’t know where to start, where to begin. It’s like a grain of sand in the ocean.”
The RAD Movement, a nonprofit advocate for families of missing people, said in a statement Ryan had been in L.A. for 13 days searching for his daughter.
“This loss has compounded the family’s suffering immeasurably,” the group stated, while also emphasizing that there was still a missing woman to look for and it was “crucial for everyone to remain vigilant in their efforts to locate Hannah.”
Speculation that Ryan had something to do with Hannah’s disappearance was cruel and needed to be shut down, Larie told the LA Times. “He died of a broken heart,” she said.
Hannah’s Father Is Found Dead
Ryan Kobayashi, who was in town from Maui to look for Hannah, jumped to his death from a parking structure near LAX on the morning of Nov. 24, according to police, who responded to a report of a deceased male at the 6100 block of Century Boulevard at 4 a.m.
The L.A. County Medical Examiner’s report stated that Ryan suffered multiple blunt force traumatic injuries and the manner of death was suicide.
“It’s every parent’s nightmare,” Ryan told NBC4 at the Nov. 21 rally. “We don’t know where to start, where to begin. It’s like a grain of sand in the ocean.”
The RAD Movement, a nonprofit advocate for families of missing people, said in a statement Ryan had been in L.A. for 13 days searching for his daughter.
“This loss has compounded the family’s suffering immeasurably,” the group stated, while also emphasizing that there was still a missing woman to look for and it was “crucial for everyone to remain vigilant in their efforts to locate Hannah.”
Speculation that Ryan had something to do with Hannah’s disappearance was cruel and needed to be shut down, Larie told the LA Times. “He died of a broken heart,” she said.
LOS ANGELES — Hannah Kobayashi, the missing Hawaii woman whose disappearance prompted a massive search and a missing persons investigation in Los Angeles, has been found safe, police said Wednesday.
Kobayashi vanished last month in Los Angeles. She missed her connecting flight and planned to explore the city the next day, but subsequent text messages to her family—and an inability to then reach her—alarmed them so much that they later reported her missing.
Other details about her disappearance, as well as where and how she was found, were not immediately available Wednesday, but police previously said she was “voluntarily missing” and had gone on her own will across the border into Mexico.
“We are happy to learn that Hannah has been found safe,” the Los Angeles Police Department said in a statement. “Now that we have this new information, this has become a private matter and we will wrap up our investigation.”
Kobayashi’s mother and sister, in a statement through their lawyer, were the first to announce Wednesday that she had been found safe.
“We are incredibly relieved and grateful that Hannah has been found safe,” Brandi Yee and Sydni Kobayashi wrote. “This past month has been an unimaginable ordeal for our family, and we kindly ask for privacy as we take the time to heal and process everything we have been through. We want to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who supported us during this difficult time. Your kindness and concern have meant the world to us.”
Kobayashi, a budding photographer from Maui, was heading to New York City on Nov. 8 for a new job and to visit relatives when she missed a connecting flight during a stop at Los Angeles International Airport. She told her family she was sleeping at the airport that night and texted them the next day to say she was sightseeing in Los Angeles.
Her family reported her missing to law enforcement on Nov. 11 after relatives received “strange and cryptic, just alarming” text messages, according to her aunt Larie Pidgeon.
“Once the family started pressing, she went dark,” Pidgeon told The Associated Press late last month. After the texts on Nov. 11, her phone “just went dead,” Pidgeon said.
Family members, friends and local volunteers searched for Hannah in Los Angeles. Hannah’s father, Ryan Kobayashi, was among those who flew in from Hawaii to help in the search. He was found dead Nov. 24 in a parking lot near LA International Airport, according to the county medical examiner. Kobayashi’s family confirmed Ryan Kobayashi’s death in a statement the same day, saying they “endured a devastating tragedy” and that he died by suicide.
Police said Hannah Kobayashi walked into Mexico at the San Ysidro border crossing about 125 miles (201 kilometers) southeast of Los Angeles on Nov. 12, the day after her family reported her missing. Authorities made the announcement after reviewing security video from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Kobayashi disappeared voluntarily as she sought to “step away from modern connectivity,” Jim McDonnell, the LA police chief, previously said.
Girl, watch your mouth. It all started when the Girl, Wash Your Face author posted about her house cleaner and it got increasingly dirty.
In a clip of the since-deleted post resurfaced by Angie Treasure, Hollis referenced an April 2021 livestream where she spoke about a woman who “cleans the toilets,” noting that “someone commented and said, ‘You’re privileged AF’ and I was like, ‘You’re right. I’m super freaking privileged, but also I worked my ass off to have the money to have someone come twice a week and clean my toilets’ and I told her that. And then she said, ‘Well, you’re unrelatable.'”
Hollis’ response was to explain she had no interest in being relatable pointing out that icons and historical figures like Harriet Tubman, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Marie Curie and Oprah Winfrey were “all unrelatable AF.”
Exceptwhile selling millions of copies of her books is great, a revered abolitionist she is not.
Days later, Hollis issued an Instagram apology, explaining, “I know I’ve caused tremendous pain in mentioning prominent women—including several women of color—whose struggles and achievements I can’t possibly understand.” Moreover, she continued, “I disregarded the people whose hard work doesn’t afford them financial security, often due to inherently racist and biased systems.”
Added the Girl, Stop Apologizing author, “The important thing for me to do now, something I should have already done, is honestly, be quiet and listen.”
Authorities are looking into accusations against Hannah Hiatt.
Shortly after she faced online allegations of mistreatment against her young son James, police opened an investigation into the…
Hannah’s Father Is Found Dead
Ryan Kobayashi, who was in town from Maui to look for Hannah, jumped to his death from a parking structure near LAX on the morning of Nov. 24, according to police, who responded to a report of a deceased male at the 6100 block of Century Boulevard at 4 a.m.
The L.A. County Medical Examiner’s report stated that Ryan suffered multiple blunt force traumatic injuries and the manner of death was suicide.
“It’s every parent’s nightmare,” Ryan told NBC4 at the Nov. 21 rally. “We don’t know where to start, where to begin. It’s like a grain of sand in the ocean.”
The RAD Movement, a nonprofit advocate for families of missing people, said in a statement Ryan had been in L.A. for 13 days searching for his daughter.
“This loss has compounded the family’s suffering immeasurably,” the group stated, while also emphasizing that there was still a missing woman to look for and it was “crucial for everyone to remain vigilant in their efforts to locate Hannah.”
Speculation that Ryan had something to do with Hannah’s disappearance was cruel and needed to be shut down, Larie told the LA Times. “He died of a broken heart,” she said.
Hannah Hiatt is setting the record straight on serious accusations against her family.
The TikToker—whose video showing the 17 dirty diapers she had strewn around her house went viral in October—responded to allegations of mistreatment against her toddler son James.
In a since-deleted video, James sat in the child seat of a grocery cart during a family outing. As Hiatt’s husband walked toward the boy, he threw his hands up over his face.
The clip sparked concerns from some TikTok users, while others alleged that James was “terrified” of Hiatt and her husband. One commenter even called her the “2.0” version of controversial parenting YouTuber Ruby Franke, who is currently serving prison time on child abuse charges, prompting Hiatt to clap back to the accusations.
“To be compared, right now, to Ruby Franke is absolutely comical,” Hiatt said in a Nov. 30 TikTok. “It’s hilarious, really. We live in a world nowadays where people will turn nothing into something.”
“It’s every parent’s nightmare,” the 58-year-old had previously told NBC4. “We don’t know where to start, where to begin. It’s like a grain of sand in the ocean.”
However, on Nov. 26, the scope of the investigation began to shift when police announced during a press conference that they determined she had intentionally missed her plane to New York.
Then, during a Dec. 2 press conference, LAPD Chief of Police Jim McDonnell declared Kobayashi to be a “voluntary missing person” after video evidence showed her taking public transportation to California’s southern border and then voluntarily entering Mexico.
“To date, the investigation has not uncovered any evidence that Kobayashi is being trafficked or is the victim of foul play,” he added. “She is also not a suspect in any criminal activity.”
Special enforcement officer Douglas Oldfield noted during the conference that Kobayashi “appeared fine” and “was with nobody else” when entering the country.
The search for Hannah Kobayashi continues.
Three weeks after the Hawaii native didn’t make it onto her flight from Los Angeles to New York City, authorities said she had missed her connection on purpose. However, her family isn’t sure.
“Hannah Kobayashi missed her connecting flight from LAX to New York, which the investigation determined was intentional,” Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell said during a Nov. 26 police commission meeting. “Detectives have been diligently reviewing video surveillance and employing various investigative techniques to locate Hannah while her family has continued their personal search efforts.”
He shared more insight into the timeline of events, noting that after missing her flight Nov. 8, she “maintained contact with her family and was active on Instagram.”
“However, the family last heard from Hannah on Nov. 11,” he explained. “After receiving concerning text messages and losing further contact, her family traveled to L.A. on Nov. 13 and filed a missing person report. On Nov. 15, our missing persons unit assumed investigative responsibility.”
This exciting news had to have made Sam Hunt ‘bout fall out of his chair.
After all, the “Body Like a Back Road” singer and his wife Hannah Lee Fowler are expecting their third child together, he confirmed on Audacy’s Katie & Company podcast Nov. 19.
“It’s about to get real,” he gushed, noting that Hannah, whom he wed in 2017, is due May 30. “I’m elated. I can’t wait.”
The couple, also parents to daughter Lucy, 2, and son Lowry, 12 months, are preparing to nearly have three under 3, and Sam effused that his oldest is “sort of” able to pick up on the cues of her growing family, but doesn’t quite get it.
“We’ll say ‘Mama has a baby on the way,’ and point to her belly,” Sam continued. “And she’ll say, ‘No I have a baby on the way.’”
And while the prospect of three little ones under his wing is daunting, he also noted how he’s looking forward to seeing the world with his trio by his side.
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