Stephen A. Smith weighed in on Megan Thee Stallion’s breakup with Golden State Warriors star Klay Thompson, and he’s not holding back.

On his Straight Shooter show, the ESPN host questioned why Megan chose to make details of the split public, particularly her allegations of infidelity.

“I don’t know what happened in their relationship. Don’t wanna know, ain’t none of my damn business and none of y’all’s either,” Smith said. “But Megan Thee Stallion made it so… Why? How come you just couldn’t break up and go on your merry way?”

Smith argued that personal matters should be kept away from the public eye, suggesting that even if wrongdoing occurred, it didn’t need to be revealed publicly.

He sharpened his tone at one point, saying, “These women just chirp, chirp, chirping all over the damn place.”

The commentary sparked debate online, with clips of Smith’s remarks circulating widely.

Some fans defended Megan’s right to speak her truth, while others echoed Smith’s call for discretion.

The fallout came after Megan confirmed the breakup through a representative, citing a lack of trust.

She alleged Thompson’s infidelity, though the NBA star has not publicly addressed the situation.

WNBA player Lexie Brown also stepped in to deny speculation about her involvement.

Olivia Wilde’s latest red-carpet appearance has ignited widespread debate over health, beauty standards and Hollywood pressures.

The actress and director attended the 69th San Francisco International Film Festival this week to promote her new film The Invite.

But instead of the film taking center stage, the 42-year-old’s noticeably thinner frame drew alarm from fans and commentators.

Images and video clips circulating online show her face appearing gaunt, with pronounced cheekbones.

Social media reactions ranged from “She looks exhausted” to speculation about possible use of weight loss drugs such as Ozempic. m

Some medical professionals even invoked the term “Ozempic face” to describe her appearance, warning about the risks of rapid weight loss.

The conversation quickly broadened into a critique of Hollywood’s relentless beauty standards.

Observers noted that Wilde’s situation highlights the pressure women in the industry face to maintain a certain image, often at the expense of wellbeing.

Away from the red carpet, Wilde was also spotted with ex-husband Jason Sudeikis, dropping off their children, Otis and Daisy, at school.

The former couple finalized custody arrangements in 2023 after ending their seven-year engagement in 2020.

On the personal front, Wilde has reportedly begun dating Caspar Jopling, the ex-husband of singer Ellie Goulding, following her split from Harry Styles.

Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff’s friendship is well and thriving – despite the speculations about an alleged feud when they did not work on her latest release, The Life of a Showgirl together.

The 36-year-old pop superstar mentioned the Bleachers frontman, 42, as one of her best friends in a new interview, and shared her favourite detail about them working together.

“Jack Antonoff is a collaborator of mine and one of my best friends,” the Anti-Hero hitmaker told the New York Times. 

Swift continued,  “We established this thing that we love to do, and we call it the rant bridge. It’s basically like stream of consciousness, endless pouring-out of emotion, intrusive thoughts, blended with metaphor, with discussion, with shouting.”

The 14-time-Grammy winner then explained how they come up with the “rant bridge,” saying, “You want this rant bridge to feel the most intense of what that feeling is that you’re trying to establish over the course of the song, and you want it to be kind of a crescendo.”

Swift’s most prominent examples for her rant bridges, as she named, are Out of the Woods, Cruel Summer and Is It Over Now?

The duo have been working together for years, with over ten albums they have collaborated on, and despite working with separate musicians last year, their friendship remains untainted.