A graphic video of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged suicide attempt was released by the DOJ then removed, while "Call of Duty" creator Vincent Zampella died in a car crash. Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias welcomed baby No. 4, "Big Brother" star Mickey Lee is in critical condition, and "Ned's Declassified" actor Tylor Chase is homeless, prompting Shaun Weiss to offer help. Other updates include an NFL suspension, rehab facility critiques, and a Chrisley son's arrest.
Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias have announced the arrival of their fourth child, born on December 17, 2025, sharing the happy news with the caption "My Sunshine." In a significant development, a graphic video footage purportedly showing Jeffrey Epstein attempting suicide on August 10, 2019, was briefly made public by the Department of Justice as part of the "Epstein Files," but was subsequently removed, with the link now defunct. Notably, former Attorney General Bill Barr's final report on Epstein's suicide reviewed "all available recorded video footage" but made no mention of cameras inside his actual cell, only in common areas, intensifying ongoing conspiracy theories. Tragedy struck the gaming world as Vincent Zampella, the acclaimed creator of "Call of Duty," died in a car wreck on Angeles Crest Highway near Los Angeles this past weekend. A rep for Electronic Arts expressed profound sorrow, highlighting Zampella's significant impact on the video game industry. In other celebrity health news, "Big Brother" star Mickey Lee is in critical but stable condition after suffering multiple cardiac arrests due to flu complications, with her family launching a GoFundMe to cover extensive medical expenses. Former child actor Tylor Chase, known for his role as Martin Qwerly in Nickelodeon's "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide," is reportedly living unhoused in California and refusing mental health and addiction treatment, according to Riverside Police. In a heartwarming turn, "Mighty Ducks" star Shaun Weiss, who himself recovered from drug addiction and homelessness, has publicly offered to help Chase. In sports, DK Metcalf of the Pittsburgh Steelers has been suspended for two games by the NFL for "conduct detrimental to the NFL" after initiating a physical confrontation with a Detroit Lions fan. Meanwhile, Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, former president of the American Psychiatric Association, critically discussed the ineffectiveness of many rehab facilities, citing the case of Rob and Michele Reiner's son Nick, who had 18 failed rehab attempts and a potential underlying diagnosis of schizophrenia that wasn't adequately addressed. Legal troubles continue for the Chrisley family, as Kyle Chrisley, son of Todd and Julie Chrisley, was arrested in Tennessee for allegedly punching three police officers and making homicidal and suicidal threats. On the entertainment front, Nicki Minaj expressed admiration for Charlie Kirk, though an older clip resurfaced showing Kirk seemingly confusing Minaj with Cardi B while criticizing her as a role model for young black women. Romance is in the air for Tate McRae and NHL star Jack Hughes, who were seen together in NYC, fueling dating rumors that began last month. McRae, whose family is deeply involved in hockey, has previously dated The Kid LAROI and Cole Sillinger. Other celebrity happenings included YouTuber Teala Dunn celebrating her birthday on the TMZ Brunch Bus and Natasha Graziano hosting a lively bar crawl. Rapper Latto celebrated her 27th birthday with a collection of "hot shots." Finally, a poignant reminder of mental health struggles: Donovan Joshua Leigh Metayer, a survivor of the horrific 2018 Parkland school shooting, tragically died by suicide on December 15 after a seven-year battle with schizophrenia, as shared by his sister.
