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  Anderson Cooper co-parents with his ex-boyfriend Benjamin Maisani the journalist’s two children. He refurbished a fire station to house the family and their three children. The birth of Anderson Cooper’s second child was revealed on the “Anderson Cooper 360” program on February 10, 2022. The boy is shared by the CNN presenter with Benjamin Maisani, his best friend and previous longtime partner. After working at a pub, businessman Benjamin decided to create his own, “Eastern Bloc.” Anderson was among the celebs he cultivated relationships with at his restaurant. It’s likely that the couple fell in love at the bar, where the journalist used to frequent. Benjamin’s net worth was estimated by Wealthy Persons to be approximately $8 million; Anderson introduced him in his announcement about his new son by saying: “This is Sebastian Luke Maisani-Cooper… 6.8 pounds at birth, healthy and happy [with] occasional [adorable] hiccups. He mostly sleeps, eats and poops, but already seem...

  Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are set to become grandparents once again! Wyatt Russell and his wife, Meredith Hagner, have shared exciting news about the gender and due date of their upcoming second child. Meredith Hagner unveiled the gender of their second child in a recent Instagram post. Alongside this revelation, she also disclosed the due date, which is scheduled for February 2024. Expressing her gratitude, she wrote in the caption, “Deeply, deeply grateful.” Wyatt and Meredith are already parents to their first-born son, Buddy Prine Russell. In the past, Wyatt expressed his joy about being a father. In a candid interview, he gushed, “It’s everything you didn’t know it was going to be. Now, it’s about him and your family and trying to balance everything.” Similarly, the happiness of being parents is shared by Wyatt and Meredith. On the grandparent side, Goldie and Kurt are equally thrilled. Goldie mentioned that her grandchildren affectionately call her “GoGo.”...

Donald Trump has immunity from criminal prosecution for some actions he took as president while fighting to subvert the 2020 election, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, further complicating efforts to put Trump on trial in Washington on criminal charges that he engaged in fraud to try to cling to power. The largely 6-3 decision , which divided the court along ideological lines, immediately knocked out some of the central allegations that special counsel Jack Smith leveled against Trump, including claims that he attempted to weaponize his Justice Department to concoct or amplify false claims of voter fraud. However, the opinion also leaves much unresolved, sending the case back to the trial court for further proceedings. There, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan must now sift through the allegations to separate Trump’s official acts — those he took in his capacity as president — from private ones, when he was acting as a presidential candidate. That process could further stall the cas...