TMZ Live - 10/13/26

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I am just horrified by this, but another fatal rollercoaster accident.
We now have details about this man
who is on a Six Flags rollercoaster in Atlanta, Georgia,
and his wife watches from below
and his son watches next to him as he is flung out and dies.
I was riding on, it's interesting that it happened at a Six Flags.
again we were talking this months ago about how Six Flags
was having huge problems with one
particular roller coaster shut it down shut it down
because there were permanently there were
this is a different roller coaster now called the Goliath
and this is at Six Flags over Georgia
and yes they have uh revealed now
that the victim's name Hassan Kareem was as you said this
is the most horrifying part of the story you're right
is that his son is sitting next to him and
42-year-old man, wife is watching, and,
you know, by now you've maybe heard some of the
accounts, but this is, we're going to play it for you now,
a woman who was not on the
ride, was down below watching the roller coaster.
And couldn't believe what she was seeing.
I'm watching the rides
because that's the best part of the track, you know, and we just
look, and I just see somebody fly out and just fly into the woods,
and, you know, we're
just like, oh my God, somebody flew,
and the kids next to us took off running, and my son
took off running to go check
but you know the woods are all blocked off and um I wasn't sure
because I was like that's not what happened
that's not what I saw you know maybe somebody
had a bag or something and and so we we finished what we were doing
and we were free to go I ran
and I checked and and I was absolutely right I knew what I saw yes
ma'am I knew what we saw
oh just seeing it is just unbelievable
but by the way one of the other things that is just
you talk about dumb horrible luck uh for Six Flags you know
when you're on the roller coaster
and there's a place where the cameras take a picture of you
and you can buy it afterward
it was that's where this happened and so there were people
who went to go look at the photos
they could see the this man falling out of the roller coaster
car that he was in and i believe
there were four other people injured as he flew out
because he ended up hitting some other
uh so so the question is how did
this happen how did he somehow fly out there is a restraint you
have right on these roller coasters
was the restraint properly put uh did it click properly
was it checked could he have possibly removed it
to usually if it's clicked down you can't remove
it i would think so as someone
who's ridden this roller coaster the first thing that steps or that
sticks out to me is that this roller coaster
does not have a seatbelt. It does have
a lap bar, but it does not have
a backup seatbelt, so if the lap bar does
malfunction, most roller coasters still have a seatbelt
where you're old school clicked in.
This ride does not have that. It has
a lap bar where it comes
in between your legs, and it
kind of locks you in right here.
And so the thing is, I looked it up,
the age limit for roller coaster
operators at these kinds of theme parks
is six flags specifically,
16 to 18 years old.
So these are 16- and 18-year-olds
that are working 8- to 12-hour shifts.
But they're trained.
They're trained, who I've been to a lot
of roller coasters or theme parks,
so they just kind of go around and just tap it.
We don't know that.
I do not know that for a fact.
But I do know, and I'm like, hey, did you triple check?
Did you make sure?
Because overwhelmed, you're going to have a long day.
You might not check every single seatbelt correctly,
and that seems like that's what happened here.
So while they are investigating, trying to figure out what happened,
Six Flags says their words
in an abundance of caution,
they've shut down this
ride at all of their parks. How is that an abundance
of caution? That's what they said, because
you know what, they don't want to make it,
they're not trying to... No, I know, but to say
to call that an abundance of caution...
Well, they shut down nine other rides as well,
so maybe that's why. They're not just shutting down
this one, but the other rides, other
thrill rides at their parks. This is good.
I think, what do they call this, a hypercoaster
or something? Extreme something.
So, he fell out
Not at the beginning, but toward the end of the ride.
I just think if you're like the CEO of Six Flags.
I don't know how you.
Well, that's how you.
And again, this is not the first time.
Well, that's what our chat is asking now.
They're wondering, is this Six Flags
at risk of being completely shut down?
As well as another commenter asked.
Well, they're getting sued.
Well, another.
By a previous.
Previous, yeah.
For the brain injuries on the X2.
And that's a whole different Six Flags.
that's in California. This one's in Georgia.
And then somebody else asked, would the other
riders that maybe were hit by the person on the ride
also be able to sue or for the fact that
they were at risk for being able to get flung off?
If they were negligent with the man who died,
they are automatically negligent with the people
who got injured when he flew out, period.
Austin Jurcevich, Orlando. Yeah,
I've been riding roller coasters for 20 years and it's my full-time
job to travel to parks and it really hits close to home.
I mean, first and foremost, my thoughts
with the family uh but the biggest thing with these parks is safety
and you can point fingers
and everybody's gonna have their comments
on what's happening at the parks but we need to
let the investigation continue because first
and foremost this i mean it has to be investigated
um but the safety has to be the top priority
at these parks with um can you explain what you mean
by your full-time job yeah
so i travel to theme parks uh do social media for my full-time job
and i've been doing it for the last four years
well what about what what Tawanda was just saying
that it may be that the person just didn't click
the safety bar properly?
I mean, like I said, a lot of people can point fingers.
I mean, the training has to be number one priority of these parks.
I mean, the rides are, rollercoasters
are some of the safest machines in the world.
This manufacturer for this rollercoaster has had zero incidents ever
in the history of this company.
So this is something we've never seen before
with this manufacturer of this rollercoaster.
So like I said, the investigation has to continue.
We just don't know because this has never
happened with this manufacturer before.
Selma Blair had her moment before a judge after
the bizarre freak-out situation on an airplane.
We told you that on Sunday on a Delta flight,
she allegedly bit and punched a flight attendant.
Two flight attendants.
And then when she got on the ground, she was arrested.
And in the ambulance, on the way to the hospital for treatment,
she kicked a police officer.
and then at the hospital attacked a nurse
so those are the allegations she was facing
she's been charged before the judge two counts
of assault in the state case she is going to
be charged with assault for what happened in the plane
in a federal case that's pending but in court
um you know how do you argue this what
do you say what her lawyers said is this is rooted
in her multiple sclerosis treatments her neurological issues
and what he tried to
explain as a complete meltdown you're
on the circumstances alleged in the complaint
are the product of a medical emergency
not intentional criminal conduct prior to the
flight and issue miss blair missed several uh doses
of Neuraxta a powerful medication that
controls severe neurological symptoms
and miss blair um boarded this flight after being um on set
and uh working extensive hours
and exhaustive hours in the days leading up to this flight
so she missed several doses of medication before getting on the plane
so he's saying that this is
medical and not uh something
with criminal intent right i mean i think what we're seeing here is an effort
to get it we're really talking about how much what
the sanction is going to be right he's not
denying that these things happen he's not denying
that she missed her medication well he is he's
saying there's no criminal intent therefore no crime
but missing your medication purposefully
is not an excuse for a crime any more than drinking
a ton of alcohol is uh excuse for
committing a crime when you're drunk it really comes down
to is the best sanction here for her
to do time or is it for her to get help
and i think that we all agree it's to get help well
He's arguing she shouldn't be charged in the first place
because there's no criminal intent.
He's going to lose that.
Yes, right, right.
But the problem they've got is she had an episode in 2016.
Right, 10 years ago, and that was a situation where it was a—
she didn't attack anyone,
but she was saying very bizarre things on a flight,
and that turned out to be a combination of alcohol,
wine, I believe, with medication.
Right.
So there's a history of, you could say,
negligently dealing with your medications.
So she was released on bond.
$20,000.
The feds are going to charge her,
and that's going to be a whole other thing.
And there are clearly going to be civil lawsuits.
Yeah.
So she's in serious trouble.
She had her blood taken, so we'll see what
the tox report says about what she actually had in her system.
Right.
My name's Alice from Birmingham.
No, I was just going to say that,
you know, it's all of our responsibility
when we're in the air to make sure that we all arrive safely.
And I think that we have reached like a level
of celebrity entitlement where it's acceptable to act how you want
on a plane or how you want to act in the airport and it's excused away.
And she knows she needs to take her medications.
So just saying, well, I didn't take it today or I haven't taken it
in however long and missed so many doses is not a reason.
for her to endanger everyone on an aircraft
that is what the prosecutors are going to say
coming up i made him promise to call me
if they needed to talk and he did and i never got him
be right back hollywood has
been just uh rocked by the death
of RJ Mitte, the son, one of the
stars of Breaking Bad he played Brian Cranston's son um on the show
and yesterday he died in texas
um at just 34 um very very sad
and brian cranston of course uh said that he is in absolute despair
by this talked about the fact that they'd been texting
a couple weeks ago when we're planning to
do lunch um and a lot of his co-stars have just talked about
the kind of person he was and what
he did for um for disabled actors in hollywood what
an advocate he'd become one of the most
moving tributes that i have seen uh posted
is from one of his Breaking Bad co-stars Luis Moncada
and uh they were together in Albuquerque
at a balloon festival just a couple of a couple of
weeks ago and luis posted just a little bit
this this tribute to rj he's going to join us uh to
talk about what they talked about that day
um but and just how he's remembering rj um because
this is really i mean we we saw it here how much it has moved people
and we can also tell you know
on when we broke this story um you can tell just based
on numbers on how people react to something
like this. And I will tell you, it was seismic.
You could just see it. It was a seismic reaction
all over the country.
What an impact he had, not just on Hollywood,
but on people who watched and loved that show.
So joining us now to talk about RJ's life is his former co-star
and his friend, Luis
Moncada. Luis, welcome to TMZ Live.
Thank you for having me.
First of all, we're so sorry. Why don't you tell us a little bit about
that Albuquerque balloon ride and just your interaction with him?
We got to Albuquerque over a week ago for a golf charity tournament.
And we did the tournament.
We went to a comedy show with Stephen Quesada, another co-star.
And the whole time, you know, talk to RJ, see how he's doing.
You know, we always have a good time with him.
I want to say this time, though, he was a little different.
You know, I can tell he was different.
So to try to cheer him up,
I invited him to come to the balloon the next day.
And that's how the balloon happened.
We brought him on the balloon.
We tried to cheer him up, joke around like we always do.
And I mean, I'm sure you guys can tell
by the video that he seemed really tired and sad.
And he was.
He was.
Did you talk to him about what was bothering him?
Yes.
Could you share some of it?
No, that one's too personal.
But let me just tell you,
he was being pulled in all kinds of directions.
He was very conflicted with that.
I can't say what it is.
That is not my place to do.
I'm not going to say that.
But, yeah, he was just struggling with that.
And Luis, were you aware
of that issue for him at the moment?
There's a moment in the video that when you're in the balloon
and you said to him,
and I don't know, when watching it, it seemed like maybe he
was just afraid of heights or afraid of the balloon.
But you turned to him and you said, go ahead,
put your head right here on my shoulder.
Were you aware at that moment that he was going through this issue,
as you described it, being pulled in different ways?
Yes. I was already aware of it when we brought,
that's the reason why I brought him on the balloon,
because he doesn't like heights and, you know,
just invited him to have a good time and forget about things,
you know, put his mind somewhere else for a little bit at least.
so you know the whole time during the this is just
a little portion of the video the video is a lot
longer you know and you know i was trying to cheer him up
my friend Alisa was trying to cheer him up
the whole time because we knew he was in his head
with things thinking about life and stress of life
the pressure and all that stuff
so the whole balloon ride we try to cheer him up take more
pictures joke with him you know
and all those kinds of things that you do when you want to make
someone feel better you know yeah so we ended the balloon ride
and uh we went to lunch i dropped
him off at the hotel and then the next day i picked him up
to take him to the airport you know
on the way to the airport we talked the whole time
and then Albuquerque airport is really small so
we parked outside and we talked
for another 45 minutes and then
you know i we talked about
everything the situation and i offered him to stay
at my house with my son just him and i and i told
Just come to my house, bro, and just reset yourself.
You know, think clearly without people pulling you in every way,
all this pressure that you have outside of all of this.
You know, I said, just come to my house, you know, and stay with me.
And he had already been on the road for over a month.
He said he had to go home.
And so I made him promise to call me.
I made him promise to call me if they needed to talk, and he did.
And I never got
a call.
I told him, I told him and we were in the car,
you know, because RJ helped me through a really
hard time. Just a couple of months ago,
I went through the hardest thing of my life myself,
you know, and I was struggling. He was there.
He was an amazing friend. So he knew how I was
and what my thoughts were.
So when I came back to him that when at the airport, I told him,
you know, the worst thing I did, and this goes for everybody,
the worst thing I did was to deal
with it by myself that is the wrong thing
to do if you're struggling with something it does not
matter what it is don't don't don't do it
by yourself reach out to a friend reach out to a
therapist or somebody you trust
because the wrong thing to do is to do it by yourself as men me
especially me the way i was raised you know you're a man
and you deal with things on your own and you
have to be tough and yeah i try that i couldn't handle it you know
and i'm not gonna lie the worst
thoughts across my head but i have my son i have
my son i'm a single dad i'm never gonna leave my
son, no, never. That went out right away
but RJ didn't have that, you know, but yeah, but I talked
to him, I told him, please bro, talk to, talk to, call me
or call anyone he was close to, Dina as well, you
know, and and a few other guys, you know, just I'm
here anytime 24/7, it doesn't matter what time
you call me, I'll pick up, and I promise I'll pick up
and it just, it just sucks. Well look, um, we are
just so sorry, so sorry for your loss
and um, we really appreciate you sharing what you can, um
and uh, letting us know that he was going through something
but it's you know the fact that you were
there for him, you were a good friend to him, you
were a really good friend, you were a good friend and
and I gotta say, the video you posted, we could see, yeah
and I don't think people realize, I know they
see you guys, the whole Breaking Bad cast come together
at like fan conventions and things but
it's very clear that you had a very away from all
of that away from the cameras, you guys were close
and supported each other
so we remain friends after Breaking Bad, you know, 2009, he was one of
the ones, him and Dean
and a couple other guys that we really stayed close to, but RJ is just the
sweetest person I've ever met in my life, I've done cons with him
and trust me this dude anybody
comes to talk to him he'll make a he'll make that time
to make eye contact with you and talk to you
be kind, you, you were clearly there for him
and we really really appreciate you coming on and
sharing this, thank you Luis, thank you. Coming up, Katie Zachariya
the new White House press
secretary made her debut today
and I gotta tell you, it was hard to watch, so my president
excuse me my husband
be right back, TMZ's got every freaking thing, big celebs, big stories
big events, Donald Rollins took TMZ DC
on a city tour, you know the irony of this is a black man
takes a white person to the White House
welcome back to TMZ Live, uh Katie
Zachariah, the new White House
press secretary made her debut
today and i gotta tell you it was hard to watch, she was not good
and uh for all sorts of reasons
One of which, this is the highfalutin one, which
is that press secretaries are supposed to speak for the government.
That went out the window.
The second Trump was in the White House.
Even Caroline Leavitt.
It's true she had a point of view,
but she didn't feel like she was part of the campaign.
This one.
I think you're just forgetting.
Oh, no, no.
But Caroline Leavitt, her delivery
was certainly much smoother than what Katie Zachariah did this morning.
she was awful. Here's just a little bit of it.
The idea of not spending evenings with my kids
is completely unacceptable.
So my president, excuse me, my husband, that's a good one.
My husband is out here. All right.
The kindest thing I can say that maybe she's just really
nervous. Not maybe. She definitely was very nervous.
Fine. Let's take that because I know
you were listening in the radio. I was listening to it.
Because you have banker's hours and
came in later so um bankers hours is 6:30 a.m. by the way, right right
so um wow that is that aside
she goes to Breitbart News, Fox News, Daily Mail
and one more and then calls it a day, she took
questions from those three outlets
which were and only going to be okay it wasn't it wasn't good
like charles said she was clearly nervous she
will absolutely get better i don't think trump
I don't think Trump is going to stick with her.
He's not going to fire her right now.
She has to get better, otherwise she will be fired.
How many days did Scaramucci last?
Was it 11?
Look, this is nothing new.
If you go back to when Jen Psaki left,
who was Biden's first press secretary,
Karine Jean-Pierre was objectively horrible.
She would read through the binder.
I'll show you a video.
She was equally as bad.
She lasted.
She did last, and she got a little bit better.
She was never as good as Psaki was.
And I don't think what's going to be as good
as Donald Trump is known for his patience, right?
No, he's not.
OK, so how long does Scott?
Yeah, just like you.
Whatever.
I think I really think that I think he's going
to replace her with Scott Jennings.
That's my.
I don't think Scott would want to leave.
Oh, he'd go.
No, he would go.
If he was offered.
Really?
I've heard him on CNN.
He would go.
Do you think Scott would still take it
if Trump made him wear those extensions?
I think he'd look kind of cute
I think he'd look cute
Our chat is actually saying that
People are just giving her crap because Trump hired her
Give her a chance
And that it makes sense that he hired her because she's super hot
You may totally disagree with Donald Trump
On everything
But you've got to say
Caroline Leavitt was a force
That she was effective at what she did
Right? No matter how you feel about Trump
And this one
Not
Jay Ellison here in Los Angeles.
Katie Zachariah's first press conference was a train wreck.
And the train continued off the rails
as Trump answered questions to reporters.
And people were asking where she got her bar license from.
And she said China. What's that
about? Women, is she a lawyer? I didn't know that.
Well, it appears she may not be. I didn't know
that either. I didn't know that.
Joan in our ear is saying she's a lawyer. From China? What are
you talking about really that was her answer like
that well no i mean that doesn't make sense
coming up there are two key witnesses
to what happened at cornell back in 2024 the alleged
gang rape two witnesses who lived in the or one
of them lived in the kaifai fraternity house and
the other is his girlfriend be right back there
are two key witnesses to what happened at cornell
back in 2024, the alleged gang rape.
Two witnesses who lived in the, or one of them
lived in the Kai Fai fraternity house, and the other is his girlfriend.
Right. So the one that lives there
is not a defendant in Jane Doe's civil lawsuit,
but he was the DJ at the party that night in October of 2024,
and has a lot to say
to investigators about what he saw and you know to summarize
because you we talked in great detail
to summarize he says he was in and out of that room several times
because it was his room where
this was going on and um he says he saw jane doe
and each time she seemed calm not in distress
and not intoxicated right calm and coherent
and that she was having conversations with people in
the room and i believe he said she was fully clothed
at the time when he came in well the
last time he walked in when there were people
in there including her he said she was laying on the
bed then sat up she was um clothed um and did
not appear in distress he says he told everybody to
get out of the room because he wanted
to hang out there with his girlfriend uh but then they
decided they'd go to McDonald's first he
and his girlfriend he and his girlfriend but he was asked
on a scale of one to ten in terms of intoxication where
do you think Jane Doe was he said somewhere
between a one and a two so that was his position
but he said something really curious about the
day after right and this was uh he's describing
in the morning um when he's out in the house
talking to his fraternity brothers
and he heard several of them saying that they had had a
consensual they'd all had consensual sex
with Jane Doe why would they say the next day when there
were no allegations of anything right why would they characterize it
as consensual no we just had
like consensual sex last night it doesn't sound it doesn't square
with how it would sound the
true morning after but on November 21st
which was two weeks after Jane Doe had made her allegations
you could imagine him framing an earlier conversation
in this way if he's looking to
cover for for his frat bros in some way we should explain
that what the the this this eyewitness
account from the frat brother slash DJ
um with this is in a a police summary so he spoke to
police this was around November i believe November 18th it
was November 21st 21st so it was about
more than a week after Jane Doe had filed
her own police report correct she went in on November 8th it's a
couple weeks later she puts a sworn statement
around November 14th and then he's having this
interview so so he is doing that in the shadow
of it he might be recharacterizing a conversation
in a certain way we also know from Jane Doe's texts
that by that point this is something
that people on campus are talking about
Everybody knew about it
So he is going and speaking to police
with that knowledge
of how people are framing it
His girlfriend spoke with investigators
as well and
she tells an interesting story
because she says that
the same kind of thing that her boyfriend said
which was she seemed calm
she didn't seem in distress
and watched them all
kind of walk out of the room and nobody
had any angst
kind of the way she described it
but then says once she heard Jane Doe's allegations
she felt guilty yeah she said she described it
as feeling kind of guilty about this in light of what
she learned about the drugs involved
and the allegations of rape so she says i didn't do
anything i couldn't do anything at the time
but she reminded the officers or whoever she's talking
to the investigator that she didn't look everyone looked calm
and not distressed but it seemed
scary right she used the word scary
when she saw jane walking out and four or five guys walking out
of the room and that just to a woman you kind
of it raises the alarm bell of being like that
seems a little like i hope she's okay
while the men were milling outside she said she said sounds
like nothing good could have gone on in there
so you know what's interesting about this you know
however you come out on it is there are various versions of this story
and that is what's going
to be really interesting if this case goes
to a grand jury now we don't know whether the grand
jury is going to hear both sides of this or whether
because a lot of times they'll present
one side and then the rest is left for trial
but it's what's what we're hearing is different
versions depending on who saw what Jade Nova Scotia Canada
um this whole situation including
the internet's reaction
to it really it's irrefutable evidence that even grown adults
don't necessarily understand consent
and we can't trust parents to teach their children about
consent. So as a former sex worker myself,
I can confidently say that any group sex situation is
not something that really should be happening spur of the moment.
There's a lot of communication that
needs to go into something like that and certainly
not while the consenting individuals are intoxicated.
So as a survivor of assault myself
nobody around me knew what was happening. I hid it very well
And that's basically very typical when you're overwhelmed
and you're confused about what's actually happening to you.
Yeah, I'm glad you said that because the description of Jane
and everybody being calm when they walked out of the room
is very much in line with what a lot
of counselors say about rape victims,
that it's not like she would run out of the room.
It's a survival mode thing.
Right.
Well, Diddy, as we've been telling you,
is having a hell of a year in prison.
A lot of things have gone wrong, and it is costing him dearly.
Not only we had the fight,
we had all the luxuries that he was apparently living with,
and then just this weekend,
something happened to him where he suffered a head injury
and had to be rushed off of the prison complex to get some treatment,
and he was returned to the prison.
So he's back there now.
We believe he is in solitary again,
And but there are even more punishments that we've now found out
that the Bureau of Prisons says this this guy is not a model inmate
and he's got to pay the price.
So there are there was a disciplinary hearing and the consequence
is that he loses 41 days of credit, which means he's going
to serve 41 days longer than he would have had he been a good inmate.
I think we saw that the last date that was pushed back
because it was pushed out to March of 2028.
Right. But in some ways,
the bigger thing is he has lost 400 days of commissary privileges.
Now, that may sound like nothing to you, but that's the power.
Somebody's lifeline, because as a very wealthy person, he can have
a lot of money on his books to buy whatever in the commissary.
It's the way you trade this for that in prison.
And if you lose those privileges, you lose your power.
I kind of wonder if this is in a direct response
to the big report that came out of him living this life of luxury
and explaining how he was able to live this life of luxury.
So how do you actually, yeah, they're cutting him off from his supply.
So basically not enabling him to do all
these things he was doing in prison.
So 400 days means for the rest of the time he's in prison.
And so that's a big deal.
That is a big deal.
Harvey, our chat's asking, does he even care about getting out earlier
if it means that he can't have these luxuries
in prison for the remainder of it?
Well, now,
if he doesn't have the luxuries, now he definitely wants out.
He really wants out.
He wants out earlier.
He wants out.
The problem is they're telling him you're going to stay in longer
and you're not going to have these benefits.
So the warden has really stuck it to him.
It's also like, you know, he said, I'm a changed man and all of this.
doesn't feel like a huge change.
Why do you keep bringing that up?
He's still feeling kind of bad, boy.
That's just what the lawyer tells them
to try to get a reduced sentence
or get someone not to get a crime.
You really believed he completely changed his ways?
Well, I mean, he went through anger management.
He went through...
Oh, God, you bought it.
The most gullible lawyer ever.
Hey, guys, it's Coco Louie coming to you live
from Washington, D.C.,
chiming in on the Diddy story.
And I feel like every time we hear
an update about him getting some possible early release,
next day we hear a headline about how he's in trouble.
And it almost comes across
as maybe he doesn't take none of this serious.
You know, I don't know.
But 400 days with no commissary is insane.
And maybe that's going to help him, like, get it together.
I got to tell you a story.
I got to tell you a story.
A long, long, long, long, long, long time ago, I went to Venice, Italy.
Oh, my gosh.
I saw Pink Floyd perform, and they performed on a kind
of a raft-type thing in the middle of the canal.
But St. Mark's Square, which is the big square there, got overrun
by several hundred thousand people, and they did huge damage.
And it brought the Italian government down.
Literally, the president and all these people—
Want to know how they approved this?
Right.
Right.
Wow, okay.
So there you go.
That's my Pink Floyd story.
So what we're saying is be careful what
you choose to wear when you come on
because you're triggering him into all kinds of old stories.
Oh, no, she took me down memory lane.
So sorry.
By the way, careful.
Pink Floyd was fabulous.
Coming up.
A star is born.
A new star is born in the NFL.
Josh Allen's wife, Josh Allen, the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills,
Hailee Steinfeld.
She never likes to be shown, but she was shown last night.
and game was here in LA. Here's my take on this.
She's a real football fan. Be right back.
A star is born. A new star is born in the NFL.
For all the football fans who said they were
tired of seeing Taylor Swift every other time,
the camera goes to Travis, then to Taylor. Well,
guess what? There is another famous wife
who made her debut on Monday Night Football. Josh Allen's
wife Josh Allen the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills Hailee Steinfeld
and she goes to games but
everyone has been saying why don't they ever show
Hailee she never likes to be shown but she was
shown last night and game was here in LA here's
my take on this she's a real football fan and you can
see it when you watch her that this doesn't feel
performative it feels like she is totally invested
in the game. There are a lot of people
who go, who know the
camera. You know what you're doing right now. You do
know what you're doing, right? I'm not saying that
the other people are necessarily
not fans. What do you mean the
other people? What do you mean by the other
people, Harvey? Other spouses, I suppose.
What other spouses are you talking about, Harvey?
I don't know whoever happens to be watching. Whoever happens
to be anybody in Kansas City.
You are shading Taylor Swift.
You are shading Taylor Swift
so hard. I feel like
I feel like Taylor
look, I think she's invested in the game
but you feel like
she knows where that camera is
all the time. Of course, I think she does.
Haley doesn't care. That's all I'm saying.
Haley doesn't care. I know Haley doesn't care.
But to say that Haley is a true
football fan, it makes it seem like Taylor
is not. And I think Taylor very
much is. There is a guttural
feeling, a guttural feeling
that I think Haley has
that I'm not feeling it from the
gut. I'm not feeling it from
the gut and and that's all i'm saying
is that i think taylor swift supports obviously she supports
her husband she's a fan of the team and all
but it's not guttural the way it is with hayley it's
all i'm saying why because i'll tell you what
because the the taylor the thing that you think
where taylor is being performative is what people say at awards
when she's at award shows and she
stands up and she's and she's dancing
and she's singing along with like that's just what taylor
does I know it seems performative
but she's just being herself and also harvey she's actually
taylor's actually making plays like all the guys
in the football team they've all given her credit
making plays she's not making plays
that they're using anyway hayley's whole shtick that's going on
it's not taylor was the one that paved the way
for this moment wait wait wait charlie wait wait
Wait, wait, wait, that was not gonna fit in.
Girl, you know what, you know what?
No, you're not a sports girl.
But Taylor being shown more than, like, the football players.
That's the issue.
No one wants to see Taylor.
She doesn't know football.
You're loving it because you don't know
sports and you don't watch football.
Tawanda, if you were dating a hot-ass football player,
you would want to be like, ah!
As someone who sits at home all day on Saturday and watches football
from 6 o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock at night,
I am not interested in seeing a Taylor Swift getting drunk
with her A-list friends in the booth,
barely knowing what she's doing.
I love it.
This is an actual party.
No, this is ridiculous.
I thought you were going to have a better take.
That's why I put you on the story.
Oh, no.
Oh, God.
If I knew you were going to say that.
Get off us.
Anyway, the Bills won.
Show them.
The Bills won, and Hailey's still excited, I'm sure.
My favorite true fan.
That's my favorite part of the show today.
Hi, my name is Enid Prince.
I live in Indianapolis, and I think that Haley Seinfeld being
at the football games is kind of a great thing.
I agree when it comes to people kind of being tired of seeing Taylor
when it comes to Taylor Swift.
And I know we're kind of tackling Taylor right now, if you will.
But when it comes to Taylor, she's a singer,
and she's just very known for being that, who she is at awards.
Yeah, but Haley's an actress.
I mean, Haley's a singer and an actress.
And by the way, so she's an actress,
so maybe she was just acting like she's really into it.
No, it came from the gut.
Oh, it came from the gut.
I could feel it.
I could feel it.
Okay.
Coming up...
Hollywood is a very competitive place.
Actors, while they go to award shows
and they all act like,
oh, we're clapping for everybody,
they want to win.
It's vicious.
It's very vicious,
and this has been made very clear
by a post that Jessica Chastain put up.
Is this really your take?
Be right back.
Book your tickets for the TMZ Celebrity Tour!
In case you didn't know this, Hollywood is a very competitive place.
Actors, while they go to award shows and they all act like,
oh, we're clapping for everybody, they want to win.
It's vicious.
It's very vicious, and this has been made very clear
by a post that Jessica Chastain put up.
Is this really your take?
Yeah, because Jeremy Strong and Jessica Chastain
are starring in two new movies that are out.
Which means they're competing.
they're competing so and one won and one one of them won
and not shockingly in october um jessica
chastain's the other mommy
the horror film completely dusted jeremy strong well as playing
mark zuckerberg and social reckoning jeremy's
movie bombed it got like five point something
million dollars yeah so it bombed did not do well
so jessica posted the uh some text messages
between herself and Jeremy.
They put up a headline that said,
Other Mommy Spanks the Social Reckoning
at the Box Office.
So Jessica says, OMG,
and Jeremy sent her the middle finger emoji.
With a smile.
With a smile and a kiss.
She said, These pics are hysterical.
And he says, It's so funny.
She says, You look so sad.
And then at the end, he says,
You look insane.
Obviously, this is not vicious the way you said.
Uh, it is, it's really, you don't, he's being gracious.
He's being gracious.
He sent her a middle finger.
And then he sent her a smile.
It's a joke.
God, you're so literal.
Okay, well, next time I send you a middle
finger emoji, just remember that.
Just send a smile after.
This is Manu from Edinburgh, UK.
What's up, Martin?
To be honest, this is really a competition between
the worst films of the year.
There's nothing like good sportsmanship.
When you know, both of you guys are not going to win the Oscar anyways.
Yeah, I don't think Jessica was thinking
that horror film was an Oscar worthy.
Though Jeremy might have been thinking it for Social Reckoning.
Show her the money. That's what's going to matter.
Indeed.
Coming up.
Cardi B is cleaning up her grandparents' house.
What else do you want to tell us about?
So she's cleaning it up on her birthday, actually.
She's mopping.
So if you think that a superstar like Cardi B,
like she just has people who do everything for her,
apparently not.
Be right back.
Okay, it's about time you came over here
because we got to end the show right now with Cardi B.
All right, let's do it.
Cardi B is cleaning up.
Cleaning up her grandparents' house.
What else do you want to tell us about it?
So she's cleaning it up on her birthday, actually.
She's mopping,
Although that looks more like she's mopping with a broom
What the
That's not a scrub brush
Is that water?
Yeah
So she's cleaning
Scrub enough
That's
No
I think that works
No
You need like a push broom
It's just not effective
She's doing the job
First of all
Don't get so hoity-toity on her
Look
She's like fiercely cleaning
And so if you think that a superstar like Cardi B
Like she just has people who do everything for her
Apparently not
These are her grandparents?
Yeah.
They came to the DR for her birthday,
so they were cleaning up for the family birthday party.
Oh, how cool.
And it's her birthday.
Again, you would think that she has people for that,
but Cardi, like, she keeps it real.
She does have people.
At least in the DR.
She does have people.
She has plenty.
She just didn't want to fly them to the DR.
Exactly.
Okay, we'll see you tomorrow.
