Category: Celebrity

  • ‘Just for the Record, I’m Not’: Joanna Gaines Sets the Record Straight on Chip’s Baby No. 6 Campaign

    ‘Just for the Record, I’m Not’: Joanna Gaines Sets the Record Straight on Chip’s Baby No. 6 Campaign

    By M.P. Pressley

    Joanna Gaines filming Drew Barrymore Show at Magnolia

    Joanna Gaines would like everyone to hear it from her: she is not pregnant. The rumor mill says otherwise — and the source of the rumors is her own husband.

    The Fixer Upper star, 48, appeared on the November 5 episode of Kylie Kelce’s podcast Not Gonna Lie and revealed that Chip Gaines, 51, has come down with a serious case of baby fever — and he’s spreading the word himself. “You know what he’s doing? He’s telling everybody I’m pregnant,” Joanna said. “And just for the record, I’m not.”

    According to Joanna, Chip has told their grown children the “news” directly. “He told our grown kids, ‘Mom is pregnant,’” she recalled. “My daughter said, ‘I’m not coming home if this is true.’” His parents got the treatment too — at a recent football game, Chip tried to get Joanna to break the news to his father herself. And at a speaking engagement in front of 2,000 people last week, he asked the crowd, “If anyone has any connection to TMZ, will you tell them that my wife is pregnant?” As Joanna put it: “So that whole audience thinks I’m pregnant. I don’t know what’s happening. But I’m not.” She figures he’s “trying to speak it out into the universe.”

    The funny part is the reversal. When the couple welcomed their youngest son, Crew, in 2018 — Joanna was 40 — she was the one who wanted more. “When I had Crew at 40, I said, ‘Chip, I want him to have more siblings,’” she shared. “I really thought I’d have nine children. I’m that lady.” Back then, Chip was not open to it. “Guess who’s open to it now?” she laughed. “At 48?”

    The Gaineses, married since 2003, are parents to five: sons Drake, 21, Duke, 18, and Crew, 8, and daughters Ella, 20, and Emmie, 16. For now, Joanna’s message to anyone who hears Chip’s announcement is simple: “We’ve got enough businesses, I think we’re good!”

    Fans can catch the couple’s next chapter on television — their new series, Fixer Upper: Chip Bought a Mansion, has them taking on their most ambitious renovation yet. Whether baby No. 6 ever joins the cast, only time (and Chip) will tell.

    Sources: People; USA Today; Just Jared; Hello! Magazine — reporting on Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, November 5, 2026.

    Photo: Joanna Gaines / Wikimedia Commons

  • A Content Creator Is Hosting Saturday Night Live — Druski Just Changed the Rules

    A Content Creator Is Hosting Saturday Night Live — Druski Just Changed the Rules

    Druski at the Essence Festival of Culture, 2025

    Media Crew, let this one sink in: a man who got famous making skits on his phone is hosting Saturday Night Live.

    On Saturday, November 7, Druski — born Drew Desbordes — walks onto the Studio 8H stage as host of NBC’s legendary sketch show, with The Strokes as musical guest. He is the first digital content creator ever to host SNL in its 52 seasons. Not the first comedian. Not the first actor. The first creator. That door has never been opened before, and Druski just walked through it.

    Why This Is Bigger Than One Night

    For fifty years, the road to an SNL hosting slot ran through movie studios, record labels and network television. Druski’s road ran through Instagram and YouTube — the Coulda Been Records auditions, the characters, the sketches he built and financed himself through his own company, 4LIFERS Entertainment. No agent manufactured this. No studio packaged it. The audience chose him first, millions of them, and television followed.

    That is the story of this generation of stars. The gatekeepers no longer get the first say — the people do, with their follows, their shares and their views. Druski’s SNL booking is the clearest proof yet that a creator with a real audience is not “internet famous.” He is famous, full stop.

    A Celebrity Run Worth Watching

    The hosting gig lands in the middle of a genuine celebrity hot streak. In June, Druski hosted the BET Awards — the youngest host in the show’s history. He has a film role in The Catch alongside Emma Stone and Chris Pine. And this week, Netflix announced a multi-year deal with his company, with his megachurch comedy Collect & Praise premiering December 1.

    Awards shows, movies, Netflix, and now the most famous stage in sketch comedy — all in one year, all built off content he started making himself.

    Saturday Night

    Saturday Night Live airs Saturday, November 7 at 11:30 p.m. ET on NBC. Expect the characters that built him — and do not be surprised if a certain megachurch pastor makes an appearance in Studio 8H.

    Whether Hollywood likes it or not, the creators are not coming. They are here, and one of them is hosting Saturday night.

    Photo: Gabriel Brooks / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) — Druski at the Essence Festival of Culture, 2025.