HAPPILY EVER AFTER?

Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are not the only couple making strides in their relationship—their exes Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig may have just one-upped them. Roback and Holmes, both former ABC anchors, were outed as a couple in 2022. At the time they claimed they were in the middle of divorce proceedings with their respective spouses. Now, sources confirm that Shue and Fiebig have made advancements of their own after confirming their relationship in Dec. 2023. “[They] have moved in together,” a source told Us Weekly. “It’s not revenge. It’s real.” The insider said that the pair are “doing great and very much in love,” adding that although the couple isn’t ready to be engaged they are, in fact, deeply in love. “Marriage is a big step, so they’re cautious and careful because they got hurt the last time,” the source said, adding, “It’s more important for them to just be in love, live together, travel and enjoy each other.” Meanwhile, Robach is still reportedly waiting on Holmes to pop the question. “Amy still believes in marriage and wants to get married to T.J.,” the insider said. “She wants that kind of commitment from him.”

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Zendaya and Shrek Memes Stun in First ‘Shrek 5′ Teaser

GOING GREEN

TikTok, Zendaya, and a new yassified animation style pillar the long-awaited first look at Shrek 5. In a 30-second snippet released Thursday, DreamWorks teased the upcoming family romp which is slated to release in theaters Dec. 2026. Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, and Eddie Murphy will all be reprising their roles as Shrek, Fiona, and Donkey respectively, however, a new cast member will also be joining the gang… Miss Zendaya Coleman. The Emmy-winning actress will be playing Shrek and Fiona’s daughter, and in case that wasn’t enough of a signal for Shrek’s new era, Far Far Far Away apparently also has TikTok now? The teaser sees Shrek and Donkey scrolling through an all-too familiar feed of Shrek memes—meta commentary or Gen Z appeal? It also boasts a modernized animation style which users on social media still seem to be adjusting to. In any case, Shrek is back, better, and more chronically online than ever, plus, the Shrek twerking memes are now officially canon.