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Influencer Eugenia Cooney was seen at Disney World looking somber amid ongoing fan concerns about her health and her recent social media absence, which followed her last TikTok in June and longstanding worries about her health and eating disorder history.
Justin Bieber posted a cryptic and defiant message on Instagram claiming he's 'not to be fucked with' as fans express concern over his recent social media activity, which includes reflective and confrontational posts amid ongoing public scrutiny.
Michelle Trachtenberg responded to fan concerns about her appearance after posting a selfie on Instagram, stating that she is happy and healthy and has not had plastic surgery. She urged people to be mindful about commenting on others' appearances and emphasized that she is 38 years old, not 14.
Former Disney star Michelle Trachtenberg, 38, responded to accusations of plastic surgery and concerns about her appearance, asserting that she has not had any procedures and is happy and healthy. Fans had expressed worry over her recent photos, with some commenting on her "unrecognizable" look and yellow eyes. While some defended her, others expressed genuine concern for her health. Trachtenberg, known for her roles in Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Gossip Girl, addressed the speculation on her official Instagram page.
Country singer Wynonna Judd responds to fans' concerns over her CMA Awards performance, admitting she was nervous and held onto her duet partner, Jelly Roll, for support. Judd reassured fans that she is fine and explained her decision to perform with Jelly Roll, stating that she wants to pass on the generosity she has received in her career. She also discussed her emotional displays on stage and the recent loss of her mother, Naomi Judd. Jelly Roll closed the show with a tribute to The Judds, with Wynonna's blessing.
Britney Spears has caused concern among fans after posting a video of herself dancing in a green dress with sweat marks. The video was posted on her social media accounts and received mixed reactions from fans. Britney's longtime friend and manager, Cade Hudson, recently staged a career intervention for the singer during their Mexico getaway, hoping to convince her to start making more music after her 13-year conservatorship ended. Hudson believes creating new music will help Britney get back to herself.