Dave Grohl and Wife Jordyn Blum Are 'Very Happy' 1 Year After He Welcomed Secret Baby (Exclusive Source)New Foto - Dave Grohl and Wife Jordyn Blum Are 'Very Happy' 1 Year After He Welcomed Secret Baby (Exclusive Source)

Yolo / BACKGRID One year after Dave Grohl revealed that he'd welcomed a child outside of his marriage to Jordyn Blum, the couple is "very happy," a source tells PEOPLE "She feels it was all worth fighting for," the source says of Blum, who shares three daughters with the Foo Fighters frontman The latest insight into the couple's marriage comes as they were spotted together in a rare outing in L.A. on Sept. 5 One year after the scandal that shook their marriage,Jordyn BlumandDave Grohlare going strong. In September 2024, theFoo Fightersfrontman, 56, revealed thathe'd welcomed a fourth child"outside of [his] marriage" to Blum, 49, sparking rumors about whether the couple — who met in 2001, wed in 2003 andshare three daughters— was heading for a split. A year later, a source tells PEOPLE that the pair are now "very happy." "She's forgiven him," the source says of Blum. "They never wanted a divorce though — the idea of splitting up their family was too sad for both of them. They love their girls and they're both great parents." Blum "was initially distraught, but the betrayal was painful for both of them," and Grohl "felt terrible and begged her to forgive him," the insider says. Plus, they add, Blum is "surrounded by friends who believe in marriage and encouraged her to fight for it." "They're very happy now," the source says. "She feels it was all worth fighting for." Yolo / BACKGRID The latest insight into the couple's marriage comes as they were spotted together in a rare outing in Los Angeles, on Friday, Sept. 5. The pair were photographed while out and about with friends in L.A., where they attended the Supergrass concert at the Hollywood Palladium. Reps for Grohl did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment on Saturday, Sept. 6. In Grohl's statement announcing that he'd welcomed a baby outside of his marriage in September 2024, the musician said: "I love my wife and my children, and I am doing everything I can to regain their trust and earn their forgiveness. We're grateful for your consideration toward all the children involved, as we move forward together." "He knows he messed up," an insider said at the time. "It's one of those situations where you don't realize what you have until you're about to lose it. He doesn't want to lose his family." Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic 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. The pair — who share daughtersViolet Maye, 19, Harper Willow, 16, and Ophelia Saint, 11 —celebrated Christmasas a family in 2024, with a source telling PEOPLE that Blum and Grohl were "trying to move forward" despite some struggles. "It was just such a shock for Jordyn. Her first instinct was that she wanted a divorce. The betrayal felt too heavy," the source explained at the time. "But as weeks passed, she got some space to think and it just felt very sad to her if the family would split up." The pair werephotographed together for the first timesince the scandal in February 2025, andstepped out togetheragain in March. Prior to the Supergrass concert in L.A., the couple was most recently spotted at the 2025 Wimbledon Tennis Championships together in July. The sporting event marked their first public event since the baby news. Read the original article onPeople

Dave Grohl and Wife Jordyn Blum Are 'Very Happy' 1 Year After He Welcomed Secret Baby (Exclusive Source)

Dave Grohl and Wife Jordyn Blum Are 'Very Happy' 1 Year After He Welcomed Secret Baby (Exclusive Source) Yolo / BACKGRID One year af...
Actor and "Last Comic Standing" winner Jon Reep arrested and charged with sexual exploitation of a minor

Michael Schwartz/WireImage Comedian Jon Reep was arrested on 10 charges of sexual exploitation of a minor on Friday. The Hickory Police Department in North Carolina opened an investigation into Reep in April. After reviewing the HPD's case, a grand jury indicted Reep on Tuesday. Comedian Jon Reep has been arrested on 10 charges of sexual exploitation of a minor. Reep was charged with one count of second degree sexual exploitation of a minor and nine counts of third degree sexual exploitation of a minor. The Hickory Police Department in North Carolina announced the comedian's arrest in astatementon Facebook on Friday. Representatives for Reep did not immediately respond toEntertainment Weekly's request for comment. Reep was scheduled to perform a stand-up show in Goldsboro, N.C., on Friday night, according to hissocial media. Rick Diamond/Getty The HPD revealed that in April the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children submitted an Internet Crimes Against Children cyber tip that reported "child sex abuse material." The police department alleged that its initial investigation found that Reep held the account in question. That initial investigation led the HPD to obtain a search warrant to seize electronic devices from the property associated with the IP address of the cyber tip, and the department investigated online communications. The Grand Jury of Catawba County reviewed the case on Tuesday and issued a true bill indictment that charged Reep with the aforementioned 10 counts. The HPD arrested Reep on Friday and he was transported to the Catawba County Detention Facility. Reep then posted a $260,000 bond and has been released, a representative for the Catawba County Sheriff's Office confirmed to EW on Saturday. Chris Haston/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Reep is best known for saying "That thing got a Hemi?" in a series of Dodge commercials from the mid-2000s. In 2007, he won season 5 of NBC's stand-up competition seriesLast Comic Standing, beating out the likes ofAmy Schumer, Doug Benson, and Lavell Crawford. That same year, he appeared on an episode ofMADtv. Sign up forEntertainment Weekly'sfree daily newsletterto get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. The comedian also played Gerald Bob, a police officer, on the sitcomRodney. He made his film debut as Raymus in 2008'sHarold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay. Reep later appeared in episodes ofGood Luck Charlie,Eastbound & Down,Black-ish, andJane the Virgin. His most recent TV appearance was in a 2024 episode ofCurb Your Enthusiasm. Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly

Actor and “Last Comic Standing” winner Jon Reep arrested and charged with sexual exploitation of a minor

Actor and "Last Comic Standing" winner Jon Reep arrested and charged with sexual exploitation of a minor Michael Schwartz/WireImag...
Paula Deen shades former detractor Anthony Bourdain after his suicide: 'Didn't like anybody, not even himself'New Foto - Paula Deen shades former detractor Anthony Bourdain after his suicide: 'Didn't like anybody, not even himself'

Paul Bruinooge/Patrick McMullan via Getty Paula Deen's new documentary follows her downfall after her headline-making N-word controversy. The film also chronicles her feud with Anthony Bourdain, who died by suicide in 2018. Deen says in the film that Bourdain "didn't like anybody, not even himself." Celebrity cookPaula Deenisn't mincing words when it comes to one of her most vocal former detractors, as the southern foodie takes a devastating swipe at the lateAnthony Bourdainin her new documentaryCanceled: The Paula Deen Story. The film, which premiered Saturday at the 2025Toronto International Film Festival, charts Deen's rise to prominence as a purveyor of deep-fried delicacies throughout the late '90s and early aughts, through to her near-career-ending 2013 scandal that saw her admit in a legal deposition (stemming from a lawsuit by a former employee of her brother's restaurant) that she "of course" used the N-word at one point in her life. Canceledalso highlights other controversies in Deen's career, including her public spats with Bourdain, the world-traveling chef andCNNtravel documentarian wholater died by suicide in 2018. "Anthony Bourdain did call me the most dangerous woman in America," Deen says in the documentary, amid flashes of archival news clips from 2011 that see journalists recounting Bourdain labeling Deen as the "worst, most dangerous person in America." Daniel Boczarski/Getty Bourdain himself is shown in the film saying, "This is not southern food she's been selling. Her brand has been all these years, novelty food." He's additionally shown slamming her paid partnership with a drug corporation to hawk diabetes medication. Deen's son, Bobby, then laments Bourdain's additional assertion that his mom's food "sucks," saying, "I think both are inaccurate," while archival footage of Deen onThe Joy Behar Showincludes her taking another swipe at Bourdain's penchant for exotic foods, quipping, "Let me tell you something, girlfriend. Maybe [my food] is bad for you, but I don't go around eating or serving unwashed anuses of wildebeests." Back in her documentary interview, Deen takes another shot at Bourdain: "I don't know what he was off in these foreign countries eating. Bat brains or something like that," she says. "I think I'll just stick with my fried chicken." Later, speaking about his death, Deen says, "God rest his soul. I felt like he didn't like anybody. Not even himself, maybe." The documentary then plays an older clip of Bourdain referencing another one of Deen's comments about him. "I like the quote, it was, 'Well, he has had his demons, I hope he had them under control.' He's probably still shooting dope, is probably what she's saying in a nice kind of southern way," Bourdain says. Deen eventually voices disappointment over their public feud, telling the documentary crew, "He started something with me, and I'd never even met him," while the film shows an older shot of Deen making a public call for Bourdain to come to her home to eat a home-cooked meal, which he never took her up on. The segment ends with another shot of Bourdain telling a journalist it would take "nuclear war" for him to agree to eat Deen's cooking. Discovery Canceledalso probes into Deen's defining controversy after she admitted in her deposition to using the N-word in the past. The headline-making incident occurred after Lisa Jackson, a white employee who previously worked at one of Deen's many restaurants in Savannah, Ga., filed a lawsuit alleging racial bias. In the suit, Jackson additionally accused Deen's brother, the late Earl W. Hiers, of sexual harassment. In August 2013, afederal judge dismissed the racial biasportion of the suit, though, in her deposition, Deen had already admitted to using the N-word in the past (which she says in the documentary stemmed from a robbery incident years prior). Fallout from the admission hit Deen's career hard, with the Food Network declining to maintain ties with her, while she lost several endorsement deals. Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free daily newsletterto get breaking news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. Deen maintains throughoutCanceledthat she isn't racist, and the film includes contributions from many of her associates who say that they also don't feel she has ever racially discriminated against others. At the time of the lawsuit, a spokesperson for Deen told theNew York Times, "As Ms. Deen has stated before, she is confident that those who truly know how she lives her life know that she believes in equal opportunity, kindness and fairness for everyone." Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly

Paula Deen shades former detractor Anthony Bourdain after his suicide: 'Didn't like anybody, not even himself'

Paula Deen shades former detractor Anthony Bourdain after his suicide: 'Didn't like anybody, not even himself' Paul Bruinooge/Pa...
Trump administration launches immigration crackdown in Massachusetts, reports sayNew Foto - Trump administration launches immigration crackdown in Massachusetts, reports say

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Trump administration has launched an operation in Massachusetts to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants, the New York Times and Boston media reported on Saturday, quoting the Department of Homeland Security as saying it was targeting "criminal aliens" living in the state. DHS and its U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arm are calling the operation Patriot 2.0, modifying the name of a May deportation surge that led to the arrest of 1,500 people in the state, according to the reports. A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The operation is expected to last several weeks, the New York Times said, quoting unnamed sources with knowledge of the matter. One of the sources told the Times that Patriot 2.0 was focused on targeting immigrants who had been released from custody despite ICE agents attempting to pick them up from local jails. It was not immediately clear how many federal officers were involved in the crackdown, which comes as Chicago braces for a Trump administration ramp-up of deportations in the third-largest U.S. city. NBC 10 Boston quoted a statement from a DHS spokesperson as deriding Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's so-called sanctuary policies. "Sanctuary policies like those pushed by Mayor Wu not only attract and harbor criminals but also place these public safety threats above the interests of law-abiding American citizens. ICE is arresting sex offenders, pedophiles, murderers, drug dealers, and gang members released by local authorities," the statement reported by NBC 10 said. (Reporting by David Lawder, Editing by Nick Zieminski)

Trump administration launches immigration crackdown in Massachusetts, reports say

Trump administration launches immigration crackdown in Massachusetts, reports say WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Trump administration has launche...
Photos capture Chicagoans' protest against ICE and Trump's intervention plansNew Foto - Photos capture Chicagoans' protest against ICE and Trump's intervention plans

CHICAGO (AP) — Thousands of protesters marched in Chicago on Saturday against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement andPresident Donald Trump's plan to send National Guardtroops and immigration agentsto the city. ___ This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.

Photos capture Chicagoans’ protest against ICE and Trump’s intervention plans

Photos capture Chicagoans' protest against ICE and Trump's intervention plans CHICAGO (AP) — Thousands of protesters marched in Chic...

 

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