Claudia Jessie opened up about a funny behind-the-scenes moment from Bridgerton which left everyone love their chemistry.

The actress, who played Eloise Bridgerton, recalled a scene where everything was serious and it was supposed to be end with good cut but that didn’t happen when Jonathan decided to show up.

The scene, however, was apparently shot in front of green screen to make it look like a specific moment which is moving through the countryside.

So that wasn’t Jonathan’s shot but out of nowhere he ran up next to that scene and started yelling, “Eloise! You’ve forgotten your Tamagotchi.”

Jessie said that the whole cast couldn’t just stop laughing by what just happened there, saying: “Then we all just died laughing in this carriage,” she remembered.

The playful moment, moreover, showed fun side of the Bridgerton cast, who clearly love joking around with each other off-screen as well.

Even in a polished, fancy period drama, the actors find ways to make filming fun.

Fans of Bridgerton enjoyed hearing about the funny moment on set.

Jessie’s story showed the cast really gets along and has fun while filming, which helps make the show lively and entertaining for viewers.

Former Olympic speed skater Marianne Timmer claimed she had a tense encounter with Snoop Dogg’s security team during the 2026 Winter Olympics.

The 51-year-old attended the men’s 1,000-meter speed skating race on February 12, where the 54-year-old was also present to cheer on Team USA.

Speaking to Dutch outlet Sportnieuws, Timmer alleged that one of the rapper’s security guards mistook her for a fan and pushed her against a wall.

“I was standing against a wall, and one of the security guards pushed me even closer. I said, ‘Just act normal,’” she recalled.

“Then the guy came back, and I said, ‘What?! Do I have to go through that wall or something?’”

Timmer, who now works as a media commentator, explained she was waiting to speak with Dutch athletes Jennings de Boo, Joep Wennemars and Kjeld Nuis.

De Boo went on to win silver in the race, while American Jordan Stolz took gold.

She further claimed that security at the event was unusually strict, noting she witnessed another Dutch spectator being “roughly escorted away” by guards.

“I could just picture myself being grabbed by the neck and thrown out,” she said.

Us Weekly reported that Snoop Dogg has attended multiple Olympic events since the Games began on February 6.

The rapper was named Team USA’s first-ever honorary coach in December 2025, a role he described as a chance to “cheer, uplift and maybe drop a little wisdom from the sidelines.”

Beyond speed skating, Snoop has been spotted supporting athletes in snowboarding, skiing and curling.

He also appeared on NBC’s Today show, reflecting on his role, “Being a mentor, being a coach, being a life coach and just an ear, somebody to listen to, somebody to be there for them. And that’s what I love about this position of Coach Snoop.”

Harry Styles is giving fans an early invitation to the dance floor.

More than two weeks before the release of his upcoming album, Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally, the former One Direction star will host several pre-release listening parties in 40 cities worldwide.

The exclusive events begin next week on February 18, offering selected fans the chance to hear the album in full. Sharing a poster of himself to Instagram, Styles, 31, teased the event in his caption: “We wanna dance with all our friends.”

Fans subscribed to his text list received early access to sign up, entering a queue before submitting their details and answering one question: “What do you think listening to the album will feel like?”

The listening parties build momentum for what’s shaping up to be a major album era. Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally has already spawned the chart-topping single Aperture. Styles will debut the new record live at a one-night-only show in Manchester at Co-op Live before launching a global tour on May 16 in Amsterdam.

The run includes a massive 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City.