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| | Britney Spears married Sam Asghari & her first husband tried to crash the wedding | | Added 921 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Britney Spears?s Thursday wedding happened, y?all. And it was chaotic! First, the good news. Britney Spears and Sam Asghari were married in Los Angeles on Thursday evening. The bride wore a custom Versace gown and walked down the aisle to Elvis?s ?Can?t Help Falling In Love.? There were about 60 guests. Some notable celebrities in attendance: Drew Barrymore, Madonna, Paris Hilton and her husband Carter Reum, Kathy Hilton, Selena Gomez and Maria Menounos. Britney?s two sons were not in attendance but they released a statement wishing their mom well on her big day. There were nice stories about how Britney had been planning her special day for nine months, since Sam proposed.
?And then, during the wedding, Britney?s forgotten ex-husband tried to crash the wedding. No, not Kevin Federline. Jason Alexander. Britney and Jason eloped in Las Vegas in January 2004, then ?divorced? 55 hours later. I completely forgot about that guy, honestly. Well, he hasn?t forgotten about Brit-Brit.
Britney Spears wedding was just dramatically interrupted, as her first husband, Jason Alexander, showed up trying to crash the event resulting in a police response.
Jason went live on Instagram Thursday as he approached event security telling him Britney had invited him and that she was his first and only wife, and he was going to crash the event before some kind of physical struggle. Alexanders phone then freezes up.
Somehow, Alexander was able to make it inside Britneys home, where he continued to live stream. He was eventually restrained outside.
Were told the Ventura County Sheriffs Department responded for a trespassing call, and are still on the scene.
TMZ has learned Jasons been booked for trespassing, vandalism and 2 batteries
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| | Ivanka Trump knew her father's 'stolen election' claims were complete BS | | Added 921 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I wasn?t actually following the raging debate about the January 6 committee and holding public hearings. When few public hearings were held in the year following the Jan. 6th insurrection, I cynically believed that the American public had zero appetite for learning the ins and outs of just how and why a sitting American president and his unhinged cronies incited one of the largest acts of domestic white-supremacist terrorism on American soil. I?m sort of pleasantly surprised that the January 6 Committee has been doing solid work behind-the-scenes, and that they got their wish to hold public hearings in primetime on American broadcast television. Thursday was the first night of those primetime public hearings, and it was a doozy.
Obviously, I?m not going to cover everything that went down during Day 1. WaPo did a ?six takeaways from Day 1? story which was a good read. The committee holds Donald Trump responsible (because he was responsible). As Liz Cheney said, ?President Trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack.? Trump also told people that Mike Pence ?deserves? to be hanged, and that he was rooting for the insurrectionists to murder his vice president. The committee previewed their strong case for the post-election ratfking operation Trump and his cronies tried to implement. The committee not only introduced never-before-seen footage on the ground at the Capitol, they also released clips from the testimony given by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump. Here?s more about that:
Donald Trump?s daughter and White House adviser Ivanka Trump told the congressional panel investigating the insurrection at the US Capitol on 6 January 2021, that she does not believe her father?s false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him because of voting fraud.
Ivanka Trump was seen in a video deposition, shown to the public for the first time during the first hearing of the House panel.
She spoke of her perspective being changed after hearing that Bill Barr, who was Trump?s attorney general for most of 2020, until he resigned that December, had explained to her father repeatedly that he had lost the election.
?I respect Attorney General Barr. So I accepted what he was saying,? Ivanka Trump told congressional investigators.
[From The Guardian]
It?s worth noting that Ivanka gave eight hours of testimony to the committee, and Jared Kushner gave extensive testimony too. I?m including those clips below. I mean, big surprise, Ivanka knew her father was full of sh-t and she said nothing like that publicly. Worse yet, she even tried to placate her father and the terrorists who attacked the Capitol. The clip of Jared Kushner is fascinating and grotesque as well, because it?s about how the White House counsel threatened to quit and Kushner dismissed it as ?whining.? That?s how out-of-touch all of these people are.
Photos courtesy of Avalon Red, Backgrid.
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