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Gigi Hadid Clapped Back at Jake Paul After He Confusingly Came for Zayn Malik


When it comes to swift and stern clapbacks, nobody does it better than Gigi Hadid.

On Sunday, the model took to Twitter to take on YouTube star Jake Paul, following his tweets claiming he almost had to “clap up” Zayn Malik after a night out. (So much clapping going on here!)

In the middle of the night, Paul tweeted, “almost had to clap up zane [sic] from 1 direction because he is a little guy and has an attitude and basically told me to fuck off for no reason when I was being nice to him…. zane ik you’re reading this… stop being angry cause u came home alone to ur big ass hotel room hahaha.”

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Though we have many, many questions on how this all even came to pass, Metro UK reported that both Malik and Paul were in Las Vegas over the weekend to watch the boxing match between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder.

In a second tweet about the incident, Paul doubled down: “bro he literally started yelling and freaking the fuck out. ‘You wanna test me mate.’ lol I feel bad for childhood stars.”

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Just a few hours later, after catching wind of the tweet, Hadid jumped on social media to defend her man (and prove that her and Malik are absolutely on again). Hadid wrote:

“Lol cause he doesn’t care to hang w you and your embarrassing crew of YouTube groupies ..? Home alone with his best friends like a respectful king cause he has me, sweetie. Unbothered by your irrelevant ugly ass. Go to bed …”

Fans of Hadid and Malik were quick to jump in to offer their support for Hadid’s tweets and to ask the model to finish her round in the Twitter ring with Paul.

Is this drama confusing? Very! But well, it’s 2020. As of Sunday morning, Hadid’s tweet has more than 25,000 retweets and more than 100,000 likes with no signs of stopping anytime soon, so, it’s probably safe to say Hadid got the real knock-out on this one.





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Tayshia Adams and John Paul Jones Just Revealed Their Relationship Status


John Paul Jones and Tayshia Adams were fan favorites on their respective seasons of The Bachelorette and The Bachelor, so you can imagine fans’ excitement when they became a couple on Bachelor in Paradise. But their union wasn’t exactly drama-free. The two experienced conflict both together and apart (remember Jones’ feud with Derek Peth)? Adams and Jones’ time on Paradise ultimately ended with a breakup of sorts, but there’s still so much more to their story. Below, the two reality stars discuss the status of their relationship, the BiP group text, and what’s next for both of them.

Glamour: JPJ, you revealed tonight that there’s a Bachelor in Paradise group text chain. Is there anyone not on it?

Tayshia Adams: I think everybody’s on it.

John Paul Jones: I think most of the people that stayed around for more than one night are on it, simply because if you were on for more than one rose ceremony, you just had the chance to develop friendships, and some people were on for such a short period of time, they just didn’t have the time to connect with anyone.

Tayshia: Also, John Paul Jones is no longer in the group chat, because he left!

Why did you leave?

JPJ: So at the time I was in the group chat, I was just trying to get over Tayshia, and we were both in the group chat, and I just didn’t want anything to do with her.

Tayshia: Isn’t that so rude?

No, because it makes sense!

JPJ: Tayshia broke up with me, and the best way to get over someone is to just not interact with them everyday or be constantly reminded of them.

I agree.

Tayshia: It’s true, it’s true.

So that’s why you left it?

JPJ: Yeah.

And you haven’t rejoined it?

JPJ: Yeah, no, and honestly, I’m in a group chat with the Bachelorette guys, and I don’t really have the time to stay updated on everything that goes on.

But you’re still on the Paradise group chat, Tayshia?

Tayshia: I am, I am, but I put it on silent because it kind of goes off sometimes, but it’s good, it’s fun.

What do you guys talk about?

Tayshia: The honest truth is that it’s just a lot of love and support. We call some people out, like each other, like ‘haha, that’s funny, Jordan,’ but honestly it’s mostly us saying we love each other and are here for each other and support each other.

What are you guys most excited about for your future together?

Tayshia: We’re working through what any normal couple works through, just because we did have a little bit of time away doesn’t mean that we don’t still go through our ups and downs. We’re just trying to navigate it as best we could, and I think that because we no longer have the cameras and all that stuff, we’re very open and transparent because we learned how to be really vulnerable and honest being on the show. I might be a little more vocal than maybe I should be at some times, but I’d rather him know where I’m coming from, and vice-versa.

JPJ: Right. Yeah, and I think Tayshia made the mature decision to end things on Paradise because it eliminated a lot of unnecessary pressure that may have come if we rushed into something, so I think we can let time kind of decide how this will play out.



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Paul Ryan Just Announced He Won't Seek Reelection in November—Read His Full Statement


After a morning filled with speculation, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R–Wis.) officially announced that he will not be seeking reelection in November and will retire from the U.S. House of Representatives in January at the end of his current term. The 48-year-old has served in Congress for almost 20 years, and in a statement he called his job “one of the greatest two honors of my life.”

According to The New York Times, the decision came as a surprise to many in the Republican party, since as late as last week Ryan hosted a donor retreat in Texas. In Ryan’s official statement, he stressed that his desire to spend more time with his family ultimately drove his decision. In prepared remarks announcing his retirement, he spoke of losing his own father at 16 and added, “I just don’t want to be one of those people looking back at my life thinking I wish I’d spent more time with my kids. If I spend another term, they will only know me as a weekend father.”

He went on to speak about what he believes have been great achievements during his time in office: “Probably the two biggest achievements for me are, first, the major reform of our tax code for the first time in 36 years, which has already been a huge success for this country, and that’s something I’ve been working on in my entire adult life. Something I’ve focused on since becoming speaker is to rebuild our nation’s military, and after addressing our military readiness crisis, that was a top priority we got done last year as well. These I see as lasting victories that will make this country more prosperous and more secure for decades to come.”

President Trump, who hasn’t always been the most vocal supporter of the speaker, took to Twitter to give his thoughts: “Speaker Paul Ryan is a truly good man, and while he will not be seeking re-election [sic], he will leave a legacy of achievement that nobody can question. We are with you Paul!”

While Ryan may fancy the new tax bill as his lasting legacy, others will likely look back on his time in office with a bit of a different lens. Ryan has repeatedly attempted to defund Planned Parenthood, for example; then there were his attempts to overturn the Affordable Care Act—both moves that were widely criticized by professionals in the medical community as well as progressive politicians and voters alike. The new proposed health care plan, for example, would also have reportedly left millions of Americans uninsured.

Many had hoped that Ryan would be a stabilizing force in the Trump administration—someone who could stand up to the volatility of a president with no background in governing. But Ryan often evaded questions about Trump’s tweets, saying in a CNN town hall: “Do I wish there would be a little less tweeting? Of course, I do.” As former presidential candidate Evan McMullin wrote on Twitter, “Paul Ryan was the hope of the GOP, but he wilted when his leadership was needed most. Instead of checking Trump, he helped normalize him.”

Speculation in D.C. will now turn to who might replace Ryan as speaker of the house, but that would presume that Republicans maintain their majority in the November midterm elections—something that’s not a certainty. Others are wondering if this means more Republican retirements lie ahead. As for Ryan’s future, he’s not giving any clues outside of spending time with his family. But before Donald Trump arrived on the scene in 2016, he was considered a front-runner for the Republican nomination in 2020. Perhaps he will entertain thoughts about the highest office in the land once again? Some of his Twitter fans are ready to sign up and campaign right now. We will all just have to wait and see.





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