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Hilary Duff's husband, musician and producer Matthew Koma, has waded into the growing celebrity mom group controversy, appearing to take aim at Ashley Tisdale following her viral essay about "toxic" friendships.

Koma, 38, posted a pointed message to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, sharing a fake, mocked-up cover of New York Magazine's The Cut featuring himself posed solemnly on a couch. The parody headline read: "A Mom Group Tell-All Through a Father's Eyes: When You're the Most Self-Obsessed, Tone-Deaf Person on Earth, Other Moms Tend to Shift Focus to Their Actual Toddlers."

He added a sarcastic caption inviting followers to "read my new interview with @thecut," making the jab unmistakably clear to many fans.

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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have officially finalized their divorce, bringing an end to their nearly two-decade marriage.

Court documents obtained on Jan. 6 confirm that the Oscar-winning actress and the country music star reached a settlement just three months after Kidman filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. A Tennessee judge signed off on the agreement, making the split legally final.

According to the filing, both parties agreed to waive any claims to child support or spousal support. Each will also cover their own legal fees and expenses. The settlement further states that all shared property—including homes, vehicles, financial accounts, investments, and personal belongings—will be divided to the mutual satisfaction of both parties, with each retaining ownership of their individual assets.

Kidman and Urban share two daughters: Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14. The couple also finalized a detailed parenting plan centered on joint decision-making and stability for their children.

Under the agreement, Kidman will serve as the primary residential parent, spending 306 days per year with their daughters. Urban will have custody for 59 days annually, including alternating weekends. Both parents will share responsibility for major decisions involving education, health care, and general welfare.

While speaking with Entertainment Tonight at the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards on Saturday, Jan. 3, the 33-year-old singer admitted that she still feels awkward referring to Morando, 27, as her fiancé. She shared that using the term makes her cringe slightly, explaining that she tends to feel dorky about labels and formal titles when it comes to relationships.

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The 28-year-old actress appears on the cover of W Magazine's Annual Best Performances Issue, posing completely nude while wearing only a statement Chopard necklace. The image, released Jan. 6, draws inspiration from Marilyn Monroe–era Hollywood, pairing vulnerability with carefully styled elegance.

The shoot arrives as Sweeney celebrates two recent film projects, The Housemaid and Christy Martin, both major creative milestones for the Emmy-nominated star. Her hair is styled in soft, vintage curls reminiscent of Monroe's signature look, reinforcing the Golden Age aesthetic that has increasingly defined her recent red carpet appearances.

In her accompanying interview, Sweeney reflects on the emotional discipline required to portray demanding roles, particularly her turn as boxing legend Christy Martin. She explained that she has trained herself to separate from her characters once filming ends, allowing her to step away from intense storylines without carrying them into her personal life.

While the role required a dramatic physical transformation, Sweeney said she worked intentionally to leave behind the emotional weight of the character at the end of each day. The experience, she noted, challenged her boundaries while strengthening her confidence as a performer.

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The Real Housewives of New York City alum shared a raw and close-up photo of the rash she developed on her face during a New Year's getaway with her 15-year-old daughter, Bryn Hoppy, whom she shares with ex-husband Jason Hoppy.

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Coco Gauff is sharing her side of the story after receiving backlash for her criticism of American tennis fans.

“Lol I’m going to clarify because people are dragging this out of context. I‘m not expecting people to travel to tournaments to watch us play. But there are many tournaments that we have in america and abroad where americans are already attending regardless of who is playing (excluding us open) where people come and don’t really cheer for their coutnrymen [sic] player,” Gauff, 21, wrote via X on Sunday, January 4, while resharing a clip of her from a press conference at the United Cup.