Ricky Martin’s Nephew Drops Allegations Of Sexual Relationship With Him
A judge decided to not extend a temporary restraining order placed against Ricky Martin this month by his nephew after the relative dropped the case.
A judge decided to not extend a temporary restraining order placed against Ricky Martin this month by his nephew after the relative dropped the case.
A hilarious obituary is going viral for its candid and caviliar writings on a “bawdy matriarch of a sprawling Jewish-Mexican-Redneck.”
One user is asking Reddit if they are the a****** for not allowing their nephew to come over to their house after school.
One Reddit user is asking if they are the a****** for not being excited over their sister’s pregnancy and refusing to go to their baby shower.
One user is asking Reddit if they are the a****** for refusing to attend their mother’s wedding after she bleached her daughter’s hair without her consent.
One user is asking Reddit if they are in the wrong for asking their grandfather down the aisle over her stepdad.
One user is asking Reddit’s AITA thread if he is in the wrong for blasting some tough love during his buddy’s wedding toast.
One user is asking Reddit if they are in the wrong for not naming their children after their deceased brother.
Kate Middleton and her younger brother, James Middleton, are all the buzz these days!
An Original Poster (OP) took to Reddit to ask if he is in the wrong for refusing to lie in front of his niece about getting married despite his sister urged him to because of their beliefs….
One woman is butting heads with her own mother after giving birth because the mother refused to be called “grandma.”
Prince Charles and Prince Harry’s relationship is still on the rocks — even after they shared each other’s company at Prince Philip’s funeral earlier this month.
DNA tests are great for finding your second cousins — except when you are dating them.
One mom is running to Reddit’s AITA community, asking if she is in the wrong for telling off the grandparents ( her biological parents) after they had an issue with how her children’s dressed for a playdate.
Two work friends have recently discovered that they are, in fact, are biological sisters.
Am I wrong for telling my kids to stop bothering with their father’s side of the family?
Former colleagues to sisters — sounds like something out of a movie, right? Well that’s exactly what happened to Julia Tinetti, 31, and Cassandra Madison, 32, after a surprise DNA test confirmed it.
Britney Spears wants to oust Jamie Spears from managing her conservatorship but Jamie states there wouldn’t be a business without him in charge for the last 12 years.
An anonymous mom (OP) took to Reddit’s AITA forum to get advice after her in-laws pressured her into changing a baby name she picked based on skin color.
A mom writes in asking for advice about her child’s father’s sister. She says that the father of her unborn child “wants nothing to do with the child.” However, the child’s father’s sister learned through a mutual friend that this mom is expecting what is to be her niece. This aunt wants to be involved in the mom and child’s life, even though her brother (the child’s father) is not. The mom is unsure if this is wise, especially given that she has not met this woman. She still also holds a torch for the child’s father and worries involving his sister may be complicated emotionally.
Julio Mora secretly married his now wife, Waldramina Quintero, despite their families disapproving. And have been together ever since, seventy-nine years to be exact.
I Watch My Relatives’ Kids and Feel Like I Am Being Taken Advantage Of: Advice?
A mom writes in asking for advice about her brother. She says her older brother, who is 13 years older than she is, is an alcoholic. He has been in and out of rehab throughout his life but still struggles. He is currently living with their parents, which the OP describes as a “rough situation.” She wants to help him but is at a loss regarding how to do so. She specifies that she is really the only person he talks to, and she feels that responsibility.
A woman writes in asking for advice about a family member’s baby. She says she is not a mom herself, but the health and safety of a family member’s 8-month-old baby have her concerned. Though she had a “falling out” with this family member, she keeps up with them via social media. She is concerned about what they feed their baby, how the baby sleeps, and some other situations they’ve put the baby in, at least according to photos they’ve shared. Is it her business to step in and say something?