Almost two weeks after cops found the 95-year-old Oscar legend, his 65-year-old wife Betsy, and one of their three dogs stiff as boards in their Santa Fe pad on Feb. 26, Fire Chief Brian Moya dished to Fox News on March 5. “Both bodies looked about the same,” he said, “so they might’ve clocked out around the same damn time.”

Moya added that in his three years running Santa Fe’s fire gig, his crew never got a single SOS from the Hackman place. Shit was quiet—too quiet.

Hackman was sprawled out dead in the mudroom, per a Feb. 26 search warrant affidavit NBC snagged. A deputy reckons the Superman badass took a sudden tumble. Betsy? She was face-down in the bathroom, a space heater by her head, a pill bottle and scattered meds on the counter—like some fucked-up scene. Both bodies screamed “dead as hell,” with Betsy’s starting to rot.

Theories are swirling—check what Hackman’s nephew said about the wild guesses—but cops are digging into the actor’s pacemaker for a lifeline. Sheriff Adam Mendoza said the gadget’s last blip was Feb. 17, nine days before the gruesome find. “Good fucking bet that’s when he checked out,” Mendoza grunted at a Feb. 28 presser.

Still, pinning down when these two bit it is a bitch. “Bodies and evidence say days, maybe weeks,” Mendoza told Today on Feb. 28. “No signs anyone was stirring shit up in the house—could’ve dropped together or close as fuck, but it’s a mess to sort.”

The why’s just as murky. Carbon monoxide? Nope—tests came back clean. “They weren’t gassed out at the end,” Mendoza said. “That’s off the table—no clue what did it yet.”

“I’m actually Millie Bonnie Brown,” the 21-year-old told Chris Pratt, her Electric State co-star, in a March 6 Buzzfeed chat. “No ‘Bobby’—just Bonnie as my middle name. Never told a soul ‘til now.”

Chris looked like he’d been hit with a Demogorgon, asking why the hell she picked “Bobby” for her stage vibe. Millie’s answer? “Just for shits and giggles, man.” Straight-up chaos energy.

This name drop comes hot on the heels of her snagging a new tag—Bongiovi. She locked it down with Jake Bongiovi, 22, in a hush-hush wedding last May, after two years of flaunting their thing. She’s been dishing on married life lately, saying love’s got layers. “Loving someone’s one thing, being in love’s another,” she told Vanity Fair last February. “I’ve loved plenty—friends, exes—but Jake’s the first dude I’ve been head-over-heels for.”

They might look like kids tying the knot, but Millie swears they didn’t rush it. “We hashed out the big stuff—politics, family plans, dream house, relationship goals, career shit,” she said. “It’s a huge fucking call, and we made damn sure it fit. Always felt right with him.”

While Millie’s vibing with her new wifey name, she’s not the only one in Tinseltown playing name games. Let’s tear into some other stars who’ve ditched their birth tags for something flashier.

Cher—One Name, Two Surprises
Cher thought she was Cherilyn for decades—until the late ‘70s, when she grabbed her birth certificate to legally ditch the extras and go solo as Cher. Surprise, bitch—it was just “Cheryl” all along. Her mom, Georgia Holt, shrugged it off: “I was 19, in pain, postpartum—cut me some slack!” Cher rolled with it and became the one-name legend we stan.

Shaboozey—From Collins to Country Chaos
Outlaw country dude Shaboozey was born Collins Obinna Chibueze. His Virginia high school fucked up his last name as “Shaboozey,” and he said, “Fuck it, that’s my alias now.” Smart move—rolls off the tongue better while he’s spitting bars.

Post Malone—Austin’s Rap Glow-Up
Post Malone’s real deal is Austin Richard Post. He mashed “Post” into his stage name, but keeps it real with buds who call him Austin. Taylor Swift gave him a shout as “Austin” at the 2024 MTV VMAs for their “Fortnight” collab win. Wholesome shit.

Katy Perry—Pop Swap From Katheryn
Katy Perry started as Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson, dropping a Christian album under her real name in 2001. She flipped to “Katy Perry”—her mom’s maiden name—for the pop takeover. Smart call—sounds catchier when you’re belting “Firework.”

Cardi B—Booze to Bars
Cardi B was born Belcalis Almanzar. Her fam nicknamed her “Bacardi” after her sister got dubbed “Hennessy.” She trimmed it to “Cardi B” and ran with it—fits her spitfire vibe like a glove.

Meghan Markle—Rachel to Royalty
Before she was Duchess Meghan, she was Rachel Meghan Markle. Dropped the “Rachel” quick when Hollywood (and Prince Harry) came knocking. Clean slate, royal game.

Shania Twain—Eilleen’s Country Rebirth
Shania Twain started as Eilleen Regina Edwards, then got adopted into Twain. She ditched “Eilleen Regina” for “Shania” after meeting some chick with the name. “Didn’t want my grandma’s stage vibe,” she told Apple Music. Boom—country queen born.

Chappell Roan—Kayleigh’s Drag Dream
“Good Luck, Babe!” singer Chappell Roan was Kayleigh Rose Amstutz. She cooked up “Chappell Roan” as a drag persona to keep her real life walled off from the spotlight. Fucking genius.

Gigi Hadid—Jelena’s Classroom Nick
Gigi Hadid’s real tag is Jelena Noura Hadid. A teacher kept mixing her up with a “Helena,” so she leaned into her mom’s pet name, “Gigi.” Stuck like glue—now she’s a runway icon.

Vin Diesel—Mark’s Action Overhaul
Vin Diesel was Mark Vincent. Swapped it for a name that screams “blow shit up.” Nailed it—can’t picture Jason Bourne as “Mark.”

Miley Cyrus—Destiny to Smiley
Miley Cyrus was Destiny Hope Cyrus. Her baby grin earned her “Smiley,” shortened to “Miley.” Fits the twerking pop rebel better than “Destiny,” right?

Bruno Mars—Peter’s Bruno Glow
Bruno Mars, aka Peter Gene Hernandez, got “Bruno” from his dad ‘cause he didn’t look like a “Peter.” Added “Mars” and soared—smooth as fuck.

Lady Gaga—Stefani’s Meat-Dress Rise
Lady Gaga was Stefani Germanotta, a regular New Yorker ‘til she went full Gaga. Stage name’s a vibe—matches the wild shit she pulls.

Jason Sudeikis—Daniel’s Mom Fix
Jason Sudeikis was Daniel Sudeikis, named after his dad. Mom started calling him “Jason” (his middle name) to dodge mix-ups. Stuck for the Ted Lasso win.

Emma Stone—Emily’s Guild Dodge
Emma Stone’s birth name is Emily Stone, but SAG already had one. She flipped to “Emma” and owned it—Oscar gold followed.

Reese Witherspoon—Laura’s Mom Nod
Reese Witherspoon’s real deal is Laura Jeanne Reese Witherspoon. Picked “Reese” to honor her mom’s maiden name. Sweet and Southern as hell.

Lana Del Rey—Elizabeth’s Alter Ego
Lana Del Rey was Elizabeth Woolridge Grant. “Lana” became her dreamy, sultry mask—perfect for the sad-girl bops.

Frank Ocean—Chris Goes Free
Frank Ocean, born Christopher Edwin Breaux, legally switched to “Frank Ocean” in 2014. Why? ‘Cause he fucking felt like it. Respect.

Tina Fey—Elizabeth’s Liz Play
Tina Fey’s real name is Elizabeth Stamatina Fey. She nods to it with 30 Rock’s Liz Lemon—sly as fuck.

Snoop Dogg—Calvin’s West Coast Crown
Snoop Dogg started as Calvin Broadus. West Coast rap king needed a cooler tag—Snoop delivered.

Lorde—Ella’s Royal Twist
Lorde was Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O’Connor. Obsessed with aristocracy, she tweaked “Lord” to “Lorde” with a girly “e.” Royals vibes, nailed.

Ricky Martin—Enrique’s Bonbon Shake
Ricky Martin was Enrique Morales. “Ricky” hit the stage and shook the world—Latin pop gold.

Iggy Azalea—Amethyst’s Rap Flip
Iggy Azalea’s birth name is Amethyst Kelly. “Iggy” sounds way doper spitting bars—can’t argue that.

Calvin Harris—Adam’s Soul Shift
Calvin Harris, real name Adam Richard Wiles, picked “Calvin” for a soulful single. Kept it ‘cause it’s racially vague, he told Shortlist. Slick move.

Jennifer Aniston—Anastassakis to Friends
Jennifer Aniston was Jennifer Anastassakis. Chopped it down for the sitcom glow—worked like a charm.

Alicia Keys—Cook to Keys
Alicia Keys was Alicia Augello Cook. “Keys” sings better—piano queen status locked.

Tom Cruise—Mapother to Maverick
Tom Cruise was Thomas Mapother IV. “Cruise” screams blockbuster—Top Gun proved it.

Natalie Portman—Hershlag’s Star Turn
Natalie Portman was Natalie Hershlag. “Portman” fit the marquee—Oscar bait followed.

Portia de Rossi—Amanda’s Ellen Era
Portia de Rossi was Amanda Lee Rogers. “Portia” hit before Ellen—TV royalty now.

Elton John—Reginald’s Rocket Ride
Elton John was Reginald Dwight. “Elton John” launched him to pop godhood—Reg who?

The Bottom Line
Millie Bobby Brown’s “Bonnie” twist is just the tip of the iceberg. These stars fucked with their names and won big—Hollywood’s a game, and they’re playing it hard. From Cher to Snoop, it’s all about the vibe. Trust me, motherfuckers, names matter.

Demi Moore is staying hopeful as she navigates her ex-husband Bruce Willis’ health challenges, including his ongoing battle with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia.

During a recent appearance at the 2024 Hamptons International Film Festival on October 13, the 61-year-old actress opened up about Bruce’s condition. “You know, I’ve said this before. The disease is what it is,” Demi said, as reported by People. “I think you have to be in real deep acceptance of what that is. But for where he’s at, he is stable.”

Demi, who shares daughters Rumer, 36, Scout, 33, and Tallulah, 30, with Bruce, emphasized her approach to coping with his illness. “What I always encourage is to just meet them where they’re at,” she shared. “When you’re holding on to what was, I think it’s a losing game. But when you show up to meet them where they’re at, there is great beauty and sweetness.”

Despite their 2000 split, Demi and Bruce, 67, remain close. Bruce remarried in 2009 to Emma Heming Willis, and the blended family, including Emma and Bruce’s daughters Mabel, 12, and Evelyn, 10, frequently spend time together. Demi reflected on their continued bond, saying, “I was there two days ago with my granddaughter,” referencing Rumer’s 17-month-old daughter, Louetta. “Being able to share with whatever we have, for however long we have it.”

Bruce’s family went public with his diagnosis in 2022 when they revealed he was stepping away from acting. Since then, his loved ones have been open about his health journey. Tallulah Willis recently shared in a September 18 Today show interview, “He’s doing stable, which in this situation is good, and it’s hard. There’s painful days, but there’s so much love. And it’s really shown me to not take any moment for granted.”

On September 30, Tallulah posted a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, saying, “Hey, I love this guy so much and feeling feelings is tough stuff, but I’m so grateful to let them flow through me now instead of disconnecting from it!”

In March 2024, Rumer Willis also shared a touching birthday message to her father, writing, “Oh Daddio, to be loved by you is such a gift… You are the funniest, most tender, charming, out-of-this-world silly talented and magical papa.”

The Willis family continues to navigate this challenging time with resilience, love, and gratitude for their moments together.

One month after the tragic deaths of Matthew Gaudreau and his brother, NHL star Johnny Gaudreau, in a biking accident, Matthew’s wife, Madeline Gaudreau, celebrated the upcoming arrival of their first child.

Madeline, who is expecting a son, Tripp, recently held a baby shower filled with emotional tributes to her late husband and his brother. In an October 13 Instagram post, she shared her feelings about the heartfelt event, writing, “Baby shower of my dreams. My husband would have loved all the balloons. The way you were able to tie in my husband brought instant tears when I walked in.”

The couple had announced their pregnancy in June, but just two months later, Matthew, 29, and his 31-year-old brother Johnny—who had three children with his wife, Meredith Gaudreau—died in a biking accident in New Jersey on August 29.

“All my friends and family, nothing will bring his dad back or Uncle John,” Madeline wrote in her post, “but I am glad he has so many amazing people around him to remind him how amazing they were.”

The baby shower featured a touching theme, “A little piece of heaven,” with decorations that honored the Gaudreau brothers, including cookies and balloons.

This isn’t the first time Madeline has expressed her grief over losing her husband. Shortly after his death, she shared a heartbreaking Instagram post on August 31, saying, “I have no words. I just miss you. I don’t know my life without you… I am so blessed you chose me to be your wife—to love me. You are the best thing about me. I know you are watching down in just as much pain as I am looking up. I will keep going for you and our son. I love you so much, Matthew.”

Meredith Gaudreau, Johnny’s wife, has also shared her grief, while finding solace in her growing family. Expecting her third child, she reflected on their short but full life together, saying, “In less than three years of marriage, we’ve created a family of five. It doesn’t even sound possible, but I look at it as the ultimate blessing. How lucky am I to be the mother of John’s three babies? Our last one being a blessing and so special despite these difficult circumstances.”

Halle Bailey recently opened up about the emotional toll of leaving her 9-month-old son Halo behind while traveling for work following her breakup with DDG.

On October 15, the 24-year-old actress shared a selfie from a plane, visibly upset, as she revealed her struggle with being away from her son. Bailey, who shares Halo with her ex-boyfriend DDG (Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr.), expressed her feelings on Snapchat.

“Flying tonight to be somewhere for one day but having crippling anxiety without my son,” the Little Mermaid star wrote. “Any advice for moms who still can’t handle when they have to leave for work?”

In a lighter moment, Halle posted a follow-up video, showing a glass of champagne and adding, “Maybe a little bubbly will help.”

Her candid post comes just two weeks after DDG announced their breakup on Instagram on October 3, after two years together. “After much reflection and heartfelt conversations, Halle and I have decided to go our separate ways,” he wrote. “This decision was not easy, but we believe it’s the best path forward for both of us. I cherish the time we’ve spent together and the love we’ve shared.”

Ethan Slater demonstrated his support for girlfriend Ariana Grande following her hosting stint on *Saturday Night Live*. Not only did he appreciate the show’s hilarious sketches, but he also joined in on the viral fun.

During Ariana’s October 12 hosting gig, she showcased her comedy skills in multiple memorable sketches. One particular scene that caught Ethan’s attention was set in the Renaissance era, where Ariana portrayed a castrated Italian boy named Antonio, sporting a bowl cut. The sketch, which also featured Maya Rudolph and Andy Samberg, quickly went viral.

After the show, Ariana’s friend Elizabeth Gillies celebrated her performance on Instagram, sharing backstage photos and writing, “Congratulations on another incredible SNL, my Dingus. And Little Antonio—I have no words.” Ethan responded to the post with a playful comment: “Live, Laugh, Little Antonio.”

Ethan, who began dating Ariana in July 2023 after meeting on the set of *Wicked*, wasn’t just active on social media. The couple, along with Elizabeth, attended the *SNL* afterparty at L’Avenue at Saks in New York, mingling with stars like Colin Jost, Scarlett Johansson, and Stevie Nicks, according to sources.

Though the couple kept a low profile, their rare public appearance reflected their close bond. Ariana, who has previously spoken about the challenges of their relationship becoming public, opened up to *Vanity Fair* on September 30 about the scrutiny they faced due to both of their high-profile divorces.

Despite the rumors surrounding Ethan, Ariana expressed her strong belief in his character, telling *Vanity Fair*, “There couldn’t be a less accurate depiction of a human being than what the tabloids have spread about him. He is someone who works tirelessly to be there for the people he loves.”

The night reaffirmed Ethan’s unwavering support for Ariana as they celebrated another significant moment in her career together.

Ozzy Osbourne, who revealed his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis in 2020, recently made a special public appearance at the Son of Monsterpalooza event with his wife Sharon Osbourne and their children Kelly and Jack Osbourne.

The legendary Black Sabbath frontman, 75, stepped out on October 12 for an autograph signing in Burbank, California. Dressed in a black T-shirt, layered chain necklaces, and his iconic round glasses, Ozzy was joined by Sharon, 72, and their kids Kelly, 39, and Jack, 38, for the pre-Halloween convention. His family was thrilled to be there in support.

“Thanks so much to everyone that came to @monsterpaloozaofficial this weekend!!” Jack wrote on Instagram. “Loved meeting and getting to hang out with you all.”

In the lead-up to the event, Jack—who has three kids with ex Lisa Stelly and a two-year-old daughter, Maple, with wife Aree Gearhart—shared that he was helping Ozzy prepare for the fan event, posting a video on Instagram of Ozzy working on arm exercises with resistance bands.

Ozzy has faced several health challenges in recent years. Along with his Parkinson’s diagnosis, he underwent major spinal surgery in 2022. In February 2023, Ozzy announced his retirement from touring, explaining that his body was no longer capable of handling the demands of performing, despite his voice remaining strong.

“My one and only purpose during this time has been to get back on stage,” Ozzy said in a statement. “However, after three operations, stem cell treatments, endless physical therapy, and groundbreaking Cybernics (HAL) treatment, my body is still physically weak.”

His wife Sharon has been by his side throughout his health journey and has spoken candidly about the impact Parkinson’s has had on their lives. In the 2022 documentary *Paxman: Putting Up With Parkinson’s*, Sharon shared how difficult it is to watch Ozzy struggle, remembering him as an energetic performer who used to run around the stage during his shows.

“When I look at my husband, my heart breaks for him,” she said. “I’m sad for myself to see him that way, but what he goes through is worse.”

Despite the challenges, Sharon remains grateful for one thing: “The family,” she noted, “we spend so much more time together.”

It’s been 25 years since David Fincher’s mind-bending film Fight Club, starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Helena Bonham Carter, first hit theaters, challenging audiences with its critique of consumer capitalism, societal decay, and hypermasculinity. Adapted from Chuck Palahniuk’s novel, the film’s themes of anarchic rebellion and its infamous twist ending remain as relevant today as ever.

Initially, though, not everyone got the message. Or if they did, they didn’t like it.

Fight Club has been praised as a masterpiece, condemned as socially irresponsible, and even called “an inadmissible assault on personal decency.” That last one became so iconic, it made it onto the DVD cover.

Premiering on October 15, 1999, Fight Club arrived at a time before social media fueled virtual debates. The film suggested that bare-knuckle fighting was one of the few ways men could reclaim their sense of self in a superficial modern world—literally fighting to feel alive amid consumerism’s numbing demands.

The film’s influence went beyond the screen, with some viewers inspired to start their own underground fight clubs. However, it also sparked reflection on deeper topics: detachment, moral decay, and the impact of materialism. Yet, when Fight Club first opened, it was a box office disappointment.

Over time, however, the movie found its audience, selling over six million DVDs and cementing its place as a brutal yet profound take on the consequences of rejecting societal norms. Fincher’s goal of making viewers uncomfortable was fully realized, prompting people to question whether they were watching a story of liberation or descent into madness.

The movie, of course, also became known for Brad Pitt’s shredded abs—and maybe soap.

Here are 20 behind-the-scenes secrets about Fight Club:

1. Chuck Palahniuk sold his novel’s pitch to publisher W.W. Norton for $6,000, and the book initially sold only 5,000 copies. But after Fox 2000’s Laura Ziskin optioned the film for $10,000, it found its way to the big screen.

2. The phrase “You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake,” made famous by the movie, is often wrongly credited with coining the term “snowflake” for an overly sensitive person. Palahniuk said the term originated from Fight Club, though it dates back to the 1860s.

3. David Fincher wasn’t the first choice to direct. David O. Russell was initially considered, but Fincher, who had worked with Brad Pitt in Se7en, won the job after convincing Fox that Fight Club should be a big-budget production.

4. Even when screenwriter Jim Uhls started working on the script, he doubted it would ever get made.

5. The iconic scene where Tyler Durden tells The Narrator to hit him was shot with a real punch. Edward Norton hit Brad Pitt in the ear, inspiring Pitt’s line, “Why the ear?!”

6. Brad Pitt, despite his Hollywood fame, strongly related to the movie’s message, saying, “Once you get everything, you’re just left with yourself. It doesn’t help you sleep better.”

7. Fincher cast Norton after seeing him in The People v. Larry Flynt, appreciating how the actor captured the unease of Gen X as it faced modernity’s demands.

8. Both Pitt and Norton trained extensively for their roles, learning boxing and soap-making to fully embody their characters.

9. Helena Bonham Carter won the role of Marla Singer over Courtney Love. Though her mother found the script “a pollutant,” Bonham Carter signed on after Pitt recommended her based on her performance in The Wings of the Dove.

10. Fincher’s perfectionism meant take-after-take, with Bonham Carter sometimes unable to keep a straight face, leading to 70 takes for certain scenes.

11. Norton and Fincher frequently debated the tone of the film, with the director aiming to keep the humor dark and understated.

12. Fincher originally wanted Radiohead’s Thom Yorke to score the film, but Yorke passed due to exhaustion from promoting OK Computer. Instead, the Dust Brothers created the edgy, postmodern soundtrack.

13. Norton saw Fight Club as a film packed with ideas, calling it a “zeitgeist” movie that captured the anxiety of the late ’90s.

14. Some critics thought the film symbolized the decline of traditional masculinity. Norton, however, viewed it as an examination of male frustration rather than an obituary for manhood.

15. Brad Pitt’s then-girlfriend Jennifer Aniston shaved his head for the movie’s later scenes, although his hair had grown back by the film’s premiere.

16. The movie’s finale, featuring the destruction of credit card companies, was a screenwriting change that diverged from Palahniuk’s book, giving audiences a cathartic cheer-worthy moment.

17. Fincher faced pushback from Fox for blowing up its headquarters on screen, but he got approval from studio chairman Bill Mechanic as a subtle “anti-Murdoch” gesture.

18. Despite concerns that the Columbine High School shooting might force a delay, Fight Club was released as planned, with no major edits to Fincher’s vision.

19. The movie’s premiere at the Venice Film Festival was met with silence and even some boos, but Pitt and Norton found humor in the reaction, feeling they were onto something special.

20. Fight Club didn’t immediately win over audiences, grossing only $37 million domestically against a $65 million budget. However, its lasting cultural impact turned it into a cult classic, with fans celebrating its bold message for years to come.

Laura Dern shared her appreciation for her Lonely Planet co-star Liam Hemsworth, revealing how comfortable and safe he made her feel while filming their intimate scenes for the Netflix movie.

The Big Little Lies actress called Liam “literally the safest person I could ever talk through everything in my life with,” including their approach to the film’s sex scenes. In an interview with People published on October 11, Laura explained that by the time they were filming, there was nothing they couldn’t openly discuss. “We could talk about anything and work through it creatively and professionally,” she said. “But we also had a lot of support, with much discussion beforehand.”

At 57, Laura expressed her gratitude for working alongside Liam, 34, and praised the presence of an intimacy coordinator on set, which made the experience even more comfortable. Reflecting on her past experiences, she noted, “As young actors, we’ve had a lot of different kinds of experiences on movie sets.”

Liam echoed the positive working environment, saying he felt “completely immersed” in the filming experience. He shared how shooting in the bustling markets of Marrakesh often felt more like hanging out with Laura than acting in a film. “There were times when we couldn’t even see the camera,” Liam recalled. “It just felt like we were hanging out, and someone happened to be filming it.”

Their bond on set was so strong that both actors are enthusiastic about the possibility of a sequel. Laura playfully suggested, “I’m feeling a sequel for sure,” while Liam added that their characters could “go to Tahiti and become scuba-diving instructors.”

Beyond Lonely Planet, Laura also expressed her eagerness to return as Renata Klein for a potential third season of Big Little Lies. She told E! News in January, “I just know if it’s meant to be, I will be there,” reuniting with co-stars Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley, and Zoë Kravitz.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos aren’t shy about discussing even the most uncomfortable topics in front of their live audience. Recently, the couple, who have been married for nearly 30 years, dove into the subject of “gray divorces” on *Live With Kelly and Mark*.

During the October 11 episode, Kelly, 54, revealed that she had been reading an article on the rise of gray divorces—divorces that happen among couples over 50. She shared that when she brought it up to Mark, he got defensive, asking, “Why are you reading that article?”

Kelly explained she had come across the article while waiting at the airport, noting the statistics behind the trend: in 1990, only 8.7% of marriages among people over 50 ended in divorce, but by 2019, that number had risen to 36%.

As Kelly talked about the reasons behind gray divorces—such as empty nest syndrome, infidelity, and health issues—Mark joked that Kelly would always take care of him, even in his old age. “You’ll change my diapers,” he quipped, to which Kelly responded, “Of course I will. I do it all the time.”

Kelly was particularly struck by the article because of how soothing the narrator’s voice was, jokingly admitting, “I found myself thinking, ‘Oh, I want one,’ until I realized, this is a dark subject matter!”

Despite the lighthearted conversation, Kelly reassured everyone that divorce isn’t on the table for them, pointing out that she and Mark, 53, still share a lot in common. The couple, who have three children—Michael, 27, Lola, 23, and Joaquin, 21—continue to publicly express their love and affection for one another. For Kelly’s recent birthday, Mark posted a heartfelt Instagram message, calling her “Sexy” and promising, “The best is yet to come.”

Kelly and Mark have been open about their relationship over the years, often making playful comments about their married life. Their light-hearted banter and strong connection show no signs of slowing down, even with jokes about gray divorces in the mix!