Gleb Savchenko is speaking out after his wife, Elena Samodanova, accused him of "ongoing infidelity." On Friday, the couple announced that they were separating after 14 years of marriage. Now, Samodanova claims that the Dancing With the Stars pro has been unfaithful and had "multiple affairs." "After 14 years of marriage, and multiple affairs, I've decided enough is enough. Gleb and I have created a family and multiple businesses together. But apparently, it just wasn't enough to keep our marriage strong,"

Kody Brown's greatest fear comes true on this Sunday's episode of Sister Wives. After spending years adhering to strict COVID-19 protocols, Kody and his fourth wife, Robyn Brown, both test positive for the virus along with several of their children. Robyn's case appears to be the most severe as she starts to have trouble breathing. "Robyn's not improving. She's not improving. Finally our doctor says, 'Take her to the hospital,'" Kody recalls in ET's exclusive sneak peek clip.

YouTube star Brittani Boren Leach has paid tribute to her late son Crew on the one-year anniversary of his death after returning from a much-needed holiday getaway with her family.  The 29-year-old mom took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a photo of herself holding Crew's hat, revealing the tiny cardinal tattoo on the inside of her wrist that serves as a reminder he is always with her.  'One year ago I held your hand for the last time and kissed your bald head as tears poured from my eyes,' she wrote.

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Photograph: AlamyItaly’s CasaPound has been central to normalising fascism again in the country of its birth. Now they’re trying to enter parliament. By Tobias Jones by Tobias JonesOn the night of 27 December 2003, five men broke into a huge, empty office complex in Rome, just south of the city’s main railway station, Roma Termini. A few days earlier, the men had put up fake fliers, appealing to the public for help to find a lost black cat called “Pound”.