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This season of Survivor may have been filmed many months ago, but somehow it’s as if they knew we’d be desperately needing an episode like the one we got tonight. 

At some point during every season of the show, each castaway gets to see one family member. They then have to compete for the chance to spend more time with their one family member, which turns out to be devastating for everybody else. This time, however, things were different. 

All of the remaining castaways got to see their entire families, including their children, and then they didn’t even have to compete to spend more time with them. Everybody just got to hang out on the beach for a while and be happy together, and it was the happiest we’ve seen anyone on TV in weeks. 

And that wasn’t even all! While everyone on the regular beach was hanging out with their fam, the eliminated castaways on Extinction suddenly saw a boat heading their way. They got to see their families too! If you’ve been craving a happy cry, here you go! 

Adam even got a moment with his dad, so they could get some closure after the death of Adam’s mom. (Adam and his mom had applied to the show together, but she was diagnosed with cancer and never got to compete. She died an hour after Adam got home from filming season 33.) 

Ethan also told his wife he realized he never wanted to spend another day without her, and we’re all over here absolutely sobbing. 

But of course the families couldn’t stay, and business had to go back to usual after their departure. Tony won individual immunity and two fire tokens, and Jeremy got an idol that could save him from being voted out but without a vote of his own. He and Sarah hilariously both kept trying to talk at the same time, but in the end Jeremy used his advantage and forced the whole group to have to rethink everything and make it very clear who the alliances were. 

Sarah then also used her steal a vote advantage to take Denise’s vote, and after the votes were cast, Kim played her own immunity idol for Denise, who got a couple votes but not as many as Tyson got, sending Tyson back to Extinction. 

While the credits rolled, we watched the jury get up to give Jeff a big group hug for letting them see their families, and surprise surprise, we started crying all over again.

One thing the family visits did was remind us how many Survivor alums are now married to each other (hey, Parvati and John), so scroll down to see who’s still together (and who isn’t).

Survivor: Winners at War airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on CBS. 

Chris Cuomo announced his wife Cristina Greeven Cuomo has tested positive for COVID-19. 

Speaking with his brother and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo during his show Cuomo Prime Time, the journalist revealed that his wife has also contracted coronavirus. “Families all across the state and the country are experiencing… its very fair for a family to be one and done,” Chris shared with his brother on the show. “Cristina now has COVID, she is now positive and it just breaks my heart. It is the one thing I was hoping wouldn’t happen and now it has.” 

He continued, “Obviously I’ve been a little bit of a mess about it today so I’ve been talking to Andrew about it a lot. The person who’s not upset is Cristina. Cristina takes everything in stride and so far we’re hoping, and a lot of this anecdotal because we don’t know that much, she lost her sense of smell and taste. This is not science, but anecdotally the case that I hear about that are more mild tend to have that. I didn’t have that.”

The CNN anchor revealed he had coronavirus back in March and has since updated the public on his symptoms and his road to recovery.

On Twitter, he also wrote: “Families all over know the reality our family faces: few are one case and done. Sure enough, Cristina has covid now. Kids are still healthy but this shook us at our literal core. All are stepping up. Can’t wait to shake this fever so I can help her as she helped me. Sucks.” 

The CNN anchor told his brother Andrew that his children have also “stepped up” to help around the house as his wife deals coronavirus. 

“Mom is the core. When mom goes down, you feel it. They have stepped up. They’re helping each other. They’re more quiet. They’re focused on her and hopefully it makes the family stronger,” he told his brother Andrew. “But I gotta tell you, it’s tough. It really makes me understand how people are dealing with so much and so much more than we are all over the place for a long time.”

Andrew joked with his brother, “The good news… Cristina is going to blame you for this, there’s a lot of other things as you know that she can blame you for, so this is going to be number 17 on the list. I wouldn’t worry about that.” 

“You’re going to be getting better soon, because you have to be getting to the tail end of this thing. So you’ll be up and you’ll be strong. When all is said and done, I don’t think this is a bad experience for [your kids] to go through,” Andrew added. “You want to talk about growing up a little bit and seeing reality a little bit? Bella will step up so it’s all going to be fine. I know it makes a bad situation worse, but it’s all going to be fine.”

The CNN anchor and his wife Cristina both share Bella Cuomo, Mario Cuomo and Carolina Regina Cuomo. 

Prince Harryhas a greater appreciation for all the parents out there after becoming one himself.

Though the Duke of Sussex has always understood what it takes to be a good father, he’s seeing firsthand how difficult raising a child can be at times. More importantly, he acknowledges that he and wife Meghan Markle are experiencing parenthood at a less stressful stage, what with them only having one kid to care for. 

He touched on what raising Archie Harrison has taught him so far when he spoke with parents, who are caring for seriously ill children and are part of the organization WellChild, via video conference over Easter weekend. “I can’t even begin to imagine how hard it is for you, having one kid at 11-months-old. So to see what you guys are going through on a days to day basis, honestly, so much respect to ever single one of you,” the 35-year-old shared in a new video released by the U.K.-based charity.

He continued, “It’s amazing, the look on your faces now, you’re dealing with this with such grace. It’s important to remember, just because you’re a parent or anybody could sit there now, smiling like, ‘This is fine.’ What’s going on in your mind about the experiences you had over the last couple of weeks, in some cases maybe years, you know, the resilience, the strength that you guys have is absolutely incredible. You must never ever ever ever forget that.”

But Harry and Meghan are also dealing with their fair share of turmoil that no other parent would understand. In the past month alone, they stepped down as senior members of the Royal Family, moved to Los Angeles and are now coping with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. 

His friend, Jane Goodall, recently revealed the Prince is having some difficulty adjusting to his new life in Los Angeles. “I don’t know how his career is going to map out, but yes, I’ve been in touch, though I think he’s finding life a bit challenging just now,” Goodall told the Radio Times. 

That being said, he, Meghan and Archie have a lot to look forward to. This month, the family will celebrate Archie’s first birthday in their new home in Los Angeles. Then, when the stay at home orders are lifted, the Sussexes’ will launch their new non-profit organization Archewell. 

To hear more words of encouragement from the Prince, watch the video above!

Housewives history?

Not exactly—but what’s to come on the brand new season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is certainly a rarity for any of the Bravo franchises. According to Kyle Richards, who got candid with E!’s Justin Sylvester on the latest (virtual!) episode of Daily Pop, the ladies of the 90210 “break the fourth wall” throughout season 10. 

“You know, we don’t reference cameras or sound, audio, all that stuff, obviously. Or the fact that we’re on the show. They’re just supposed to be following our lives,” Kyle explained. “But this season, they do break the fourth wall, because there were times where people were using that to their advantage.”

Kyle added that when viewers start to see the cameras and show producers talking, “you know stuff’s going down.”

She didn’t delve into specifics or name names, but as the RHOBH O.G. continued to talk about her experience filming the new season, things became a little bit clearer.

“You’ve seen some hints in the trailer for the season. And like every season, you know, there’s always something that happens where someone drops a bomb. And a bomb gets dropped this season,” Kyle told Justin. “And everybody just sort of, like, I don’t know—it was an explosion. And you see everybody sort of went to their sides, and who’s stuck with who, who’s fighting with who, and who’s not talking to so and so.”

Kyle continued, “It basically stayed that way the rest of the season. And as you can see, we had someone pull a ‘no show.’ You know, that didn’t want to shoot anymore. And that’s always challenging.”

Could she be referencing fellow cast member Denise Richards? The actress definitely walks off filming in the thrilling season trailer, and rumors have been swirling about a scandalous affair between her and Brandi Glanville for months. Denise has denied said rumors, but the “bomb” Kyle described on Daily Pop could definitely be related to the drama.

Regardless of who Kyle was talking about, it’s the move they pulled backing out of filming that really bothered her. When discussing some of the series’ most unbelievable moments with Justin—Kyle cited the season one finale scene in the limo with sister Kim Richards and Lisa Rinna in season five jumping across the table in Amsterdam—she explained that even though those were difficult times, she never shied away from filming them.

“Which is kind of like, one of the things this season, when I see people not showing up, I’m like, do you know how many times that I wished that I didn’t have to show up?” Kyle said. “Or that I would’ve loved to be like, ‘Oh I don’t want to do this, I’m uncomfortable. Oh, I’m not going to that party, that person’s not nice to me.’ No. So, we’re here, we signed up to do this job—the good, the bad, the ugly. And here I am, ten years later!”

And thank god for that!

To find out more about what Kyle teased on Daily Pop, be sure to catch the RHOBH premiere tonight.

Tune in to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on Bravo!

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Teen Mom stars Catelynn Lowelland Tyler Baltierra have accrued over $800,000 in tax debt, according to documents obtained by E! News. 

According to the federal tax lien the couple was hit with a federal tax lien for $535,010 for the 2016 and 2017 years on Nov. 19, 2019. 

That same year in December, Lowell and Baltierra were hit once again with a federal tax lien of $321,789 for the 2018 year. 

Per the documents obtained by E! News that detail their lien filings, the $856,799 they owe in tax debt remains unpaid. However, according to the documents, Lowell was also hit with a state tax lien of $6,001 in May 30, 2019. This amount was recently paid off and cleared in February of this year. 

Lowell and Baltierra, parents to Vaeda Luma Baltierra and Novalee Reign Baltierra, have been stars of the Teen Mom show for over a decade. 

Most recently, Baltierra went on The Awesome Dad Show podcast to talk about mental health, social media, fatherhood and how his daughter’s are “set up for life” financially. 

“As far as getting compensated for the show, my kids are set for life, financially. College is paid for and that was mine and Caitelynn’s main thing—each of our children has trust funds that money goes into and they can’t touch,” the 28-year-old shared on the podcast. “I have so much confidence and peace in how we’re raising my children, they will be humble and will know the sacrifices we made.”

The two are also founders of clothing company Tierra Reign. Through Simon and Schuster, the two also published a book titled Conquering Chaos.

E! News has reached out to Lowell and Baltierra’s attorney for comment.