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Tia Mowry shared Instagram photos from a luxury Cabo San Lucas getaway with her mystery man after her 2023 divorce

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• Back in March, she told PEOPLE she manifested her new relationship after a long period of self-discovery and intentional dating

• Gabrielle Union has been a key support for Mowry during her divorce, offering guidance and encouragement

Tia Mowrylooks happier than ever!

On Wednesday, May 27, the actress, 47, shared anInstagram carouselof photos from her recent break to the Nobu hotel in Mexico's Cabo San Lucas. She also included a laughing selfie alongside her new mystery man.

In the beach snap, her beau was smiling while wearing dark shades and a white T-shirt, while Mowry looked away from the camera in a fit of giggles.

The images were captioned, “A little sunshine, a little peace, and a much-needed reset. Had the best time staying at@nobuloscabos🤍.”

Other images in the carousel offered an insight into their luxury break, including delicious-looking food by the infinity pool, lots of cocktails and even an art session! One of the snaps showed Mowry's man sketching her in pencil; theFamily Reunionstar also included several swimwear and closet selfies.

Back in March, Mowry opened up to PEOPLE about“manifesting” her new loveafter a period of solitude and self-discovery.

“I will say that I've been in a place of solitude for a very long time,” Mowry, 47, told PEOPLE exclusively. “And there, I was really able to learn who I am, what it was that I wanted, and what it was that I needed. And I manifested this. I really did.”

The star said her approach to dating shifted after she became more intentional about her mindset, revealing that she was using “visualization” and “being really positive” about the words she was telling herself to help her find happiness.

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“And I just started to stop just talking bad and poorly about dating because it was very easy to do that,” she added.

While she declined to share her partner's details, telling PEOPLE she wanted to "protect" their privacy, she did confirm she's “very happy.”

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Mowry was attending the Jhpiego Laughter Is the Best Medicine Gala to support close friendGabrielle Union, who was honored on the evening for her advocacy work supporting women and families worldwide. And she was quick to tell PEOPLE how much of a support Union has been to her.

“She has been an angel for me for the past four years,” Mowry said. “I always tell her, I'm like, ‘You literally took me up under your wing.'”

Mowry's new perspective comes following her2023 divorcefromCory Hardrict, with whom she shares sonCree, 14, and daughter Cairo, 7. And she says Union was with her every step of the way.

“She's been there before. She's been divorced, and she knew exactly what to say, what to do, what I needed, even before I knew what I needed,” Mowry gushed. “She's always thinking about other people. She's just an incredible human being.”

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JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes celebrated their first anniversary with heartfelt Instagram posts and shared memories from the past year

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• Siwa reflected on their long distance relationship and expressed gratitude for their time together in a loving tribute

• The couple met on Celebrity Big Brother UK in April 2025 and publicly confirmed their relationship shortly after the show wrapped

JoJo SiwaandChris Hughesare celebrating their first anniversary!

On Wednesday, May 27, the couple marked one year of dating with celebratory posts on their respective Instagram accounts.

Siwa, 23, shared acarousel of photosof the couple as she gushed about their romance.

“The greatest gift I’ve ever received in life was 365 days ago🤍,” Siwa’s caption began. “What a beautiful year it’s been with you by my side. I wake up with more love every day, more gratitude every day, and a bigger smile on my face every day.”

Then making a nod to the pair’s long distance relationship, Siwa continued, “From every phone call, to every plane ride, to every memory made together in the last year, I’m grateful for every single one and when I look back, I just smile to myself peacefully feeling so complete. Happy one year to the one I love, my bestest friend. ❤️.”

The carousel featured snaps and clips from Siwa’s brother Jayden’s wedding earlier this year, the pair playing golf, on vacation and Hughes, 33, backstage at one of Siwa’s shows as they shared a sweet moment.

“hey that’s me ❤️,” wrote Hughes in the comments section, while the likes of Chrishell Stause and Hilaria Baldwin added love heart emojis.

Meanwhile, on his Instagram Stories, Hughes posted a black-and-white photo of the pair on vacation in a tropical location.

“Happy one year :),”’ Hughes wrote across the picture.

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In the snap, a shirtless Hughes placed his arm around Siwa as she snuggled into his face.

The couple celebrating their first anniversary comes after Siwatold PEOPLElast month she was getting wedding "fever" ahead of their milestone after Jayden’s wedding in March.

"Of course, it gave me the wedding vibes," the “Karma” singer told PEOPLE, adding that it made her think about her future with Hughes. "I mean, obviously our relationship's very new. We're creeping up on our one-year anniversary. So we're getting there, but we've got time. And obviously, I think that marriage is, of course, in Chris' hands, and so when he feels the time is right, I'll be ready. Maybe. I'm just kidding."

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Siwa and Hughes met while on season 24 ofCelebrity Big Brother UKin April 2025. While Hughes finished in sixth place, Siwa came in third behindRu Paul’s Drag Race UKstar Danny Beard and winner Jack P. Shepherd, who stars U.K. soapCoronation Street.

The pair publicly confirmed their relationship in June 2025 after growing speculation.

"It's been the best year ever, and it's only gonna go up from here," Siwa added to PEOPLE last month. "We don't have plans yet,” Siwa continued of how they were going to mark one year together. “Surely we'll celebrate somehow. Hopefully, we get to be together. And if not, we'll celebrate while we're apart."

“He's my person," Siwa added.

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It’s safe to say thatElizabeth Hurleyis still proving that nobody does glamorous vacation dressing quite like her. The “Christmas in the Caribbean” star and swimwear mogul just shared a stunning new photo from her label, Elizabeth Hurley Beach, and the look instantly had fans doing a double take.

Posing outdoors against a dreamy Mediterranean style backdrop, Hurley slipped into a flowing tropical print dress with a dramatically plunging neckline and a sky high slit, showing off her endless legs. The whole look worked wonders for her toned frame.

Elizabeth Hurley strikes a pose in plunging dress with dangerously high slit from her own brand

For her latestlook, Elizabeth Hurley opted for a rather breezy dress featuring soft blue, lavender, and green botanical prints scattered across the airy fabric. This ended up giving the whole outfit an ultra-luxury resort feel. While the print kept things playful, the silhouette turned up the heat. The deep and alluring neckline plunged daringly low, while the slit climbed high enough to make the relaxed cover-up feel red-carpet ready.

Hurley styled her brunette locks into rather loose beach waves with a side parting, which made her face look even more gorgeous. This added some extra panache to her look, as well. In fact, she also added glowing makeup, with blushed cheeks, simply pretty eyes, and a gorgeous, glossy nude lip. With these beauty choices, Hurley leaned into her signature bombshell aesthetic to perfection.

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The “Bedazzled” actor appeared completely at ease while lounging barefoot in a woven chair, one leg crossed over the other as sunlight poured across the terrace. This latest look felt like another perfect example of her formula: equal parts luxury holiday chic and classic old Hollywood sensuality.

Perhaps only Hurley could make a relaxed floral beach dress look this dangerously glamorous. No wonder fans quickly flooded the comments section praising her timeless glamor, with many pointing out how effortlessly she modeled pieces from her brand.

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Alix Earle never passes on a fire bikini snap.From halter tops to string bottoms, the TikTok star has no shortage of sexy swim pics. One of her hottest snaps came while vacationing in Italy with now ex-boyfriend Braxton Berrios in July 2024. While relaxing on a beach in Capri, she slayed in a triangle top featuring blue and yellow floral patterns, a dainty silver pendant and patterned straps. She paired the top with matching high-cut bottoms, a pearl necklace and brown oval sunglasses.Besides beachy bikini moments, Earle showed off a sexy bronze set while modeling for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit’s first-ever digital cover in May 2024. She paired the itty-bitty Tom Ford design with orange oversized sunglasses.In March 2026, she showed off her curves — and abs — in a brown set equipped with triangle cups and cheeky bottoms as she lounged on a yacht.Keep scrolling to see Earle’s hottest bikini moments:

Vanessa Zavala underwent rhinoplasty to address a hooked nose, a deviated septum and breathing issues

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• She found her doctor through TikTok and emphasizes to PEOPLE the importance of research and realistic expectations for surgery

• Zavala credits her smooth recovery to a strong support system and advises against prioritizing cost over quality in procedures

ForVanessa Zavala, rhinoplasty was something she wanted from the moment her nose essentially grew on her face.

The 26-year-old from Texas, now living in New York, went viral after posting a before-and-after video onTikTokandInstagramof the surgery she underwent in February that left her practically speechless. In text over the video of herself getting the cast off, she wrote, "the feeling of getting your cast off after wanting ur nose done for 15 yrs>>."

Before seeing the results, Zavala admits in the video that she's about to cry and that her "heart's racing." Once she looks in the mirror, her jaw drops and she's too stunned to speak. Eventually, she says she looks "like a Barbie" with a huge smile on her face.

She tells PEOPLE that having a "hooked nose" was "just a family thing," but ever since she was 10, it has always been in the back of her mind.

And as she grew older, the relationship with her appearance kept getting worse, not to mention that her breathing "wasn't great" and she had a deviated septum, which occurs when the cartilage and bone that separates the nasal cavity is off-center.

Growing up without health insurance, Zavala never had the option to get a nose job.

As she got older, though, she knew that now was a better time than ever — and it certainly didn't hurt that she had a friend who could also answer her questions after having undergone plastic surgery a year earlier.

Zavala visited an ENT who confirmed that her septum was deviated and that she had enlarged turbinates, meaning the bony structures inside her nose had become swollen.

She sought out more information from Facebook groups, Reddit threads, Instagram and even WhatsApp support groups, until she eventually found her doctor on TikTok.

"He didn't charge a consultation fee," she says. "I met with him, felt really comfortable, and just went for it."

Zavala knew exactly what she wanted. "I basically just told him I did not want a natural look," she recalls. "I wanted to look snatched. I asked for the bump completely gone, the nose upturned a little bit, and slimmer overall."

Her doctor came up with a plan to "fix the hook, lift the droopy tip, straighten the deviation, and thin it out."

Having never undergone general anesthesia before, Zavala was "really, really, nervous." But having the rhinoplasty at a hospital on Long Island, rather than at a "random clinic," gave her the peace of mind she needed.

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Zavala tells PEOPLE that the surgery lasted about four to five hours and went "really smoothly."

The healing process "was definitely uncomfortable at times," but "totally manageable."

"I think what made the biggest difference was being in my own home, surrounded by people I love," says Zavala. "That's something I would not have had if I'd gone overseas for the surgery. My boyfriend was incredibly supportive every step of the way and honestly just babied me through the whole thing, which I loved. With that kind of support system around me, I felt pretty good throughout recovery."

A few months removed from the surgery, Zavala tells PEOPLE that she feels "really good" about her nose and if anything, wishes she had gone a "little more dramatic."

Zavala, however, set "realistic expectations" for herself.

"I did so much research and saw so many people spiral over every little thing post-op, so I went in telling myself: there will be hiccups, your nose could have bumps during healing, things could shift — even the best surgeon can't guarantee perfection," she says.

For those looking to also get plastic surgery, Zavala advises them to do their research.

"Look at long-term results, read real patient stories, and be honest with yourself about what you want," she says.

Having learned from her own experience, she reminds others that "surgery isn't perfect, healing isn't linear, and the more mentally prepared you are for that, the better your experience will be."

"Post-surgery, set yourself up for success: surround yourself with supportive people and don't be afraid to tell your friends that negative comments about your appearance are off-limits until you're fully healed (or honestly, just... forever," she says.

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"And if you're considering medical tourism, please do your research — the cheapest option is not always the best option," she says. "Overall, though, it was not as scary as I thought it would be, and I wish I'd done it sooner. I'm so happy I did it now while I'm still young."

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Former Tampa Bay Rays player Wander Franco was found criminally responsible for the sexual and psychological abuse of a minor

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• Judge José Antonio Núñez delivered the ruling in Puerto Plata Collegiate Court in the Dominican Republic on Monday, May 25

• Franco was pardoned and will not serve jail time because the court found that he was simultaneously a victim of blackmail and extortion at the hands of the victim's mother, who took large sums of money from him and has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for "sexually trafficking" her daughter

Former Tampa Bay Rays player Wander Franco was found criminally responsible for the sexual and psychological abuse of a minor in a Dominican court, but a judge ruled on Monday, May 25, that he will not serve jail time.

Judge José Antonio Núñez delivered the ruling in Puerto Plata Collegiate Court in the Dominican Republic,The Athleticreported.

Franco, 25, while found "criminally responsible" for his interactions with a 14-year-old girl when he was 21, was simultaneously found to be the victim of "extortion" and "blackmail" after prosecutors found that the victim's mother was demanding large sums of money from him, according toESPN. The victim's mother was sentenced to 10 years in prison for "sexually trafficking" her daughter, per the outlet.

The former MLB player was initially arrested in 2024 after he was accused of engaging in an improper relationship with the young girl, The Athletic and ESPN reported. Franco was also accused of sending the girl's mother money in return for her silence, per the outlets.

He was placed on the restricted list amid an MLB investigation surrounding social media posts made about him in August 2023.

Now-deleted posts on X were the first to allege that Franco was involved in an inappropriate relationship with a minor,according to theTampa Bay Times.

The Rays confirmed that the team and the league “mutually agreed” to the move.“We were made aware of the social media posts that are circulating regarding Wander Franco,” the team said in a statement at the time. “We take the situation seriously and are in close contact with Major League Baseball as it conducts its due diligence."

"It seems contradictory to declare criminal responsibility and, at the same time, exempt him from punishment," Judge Núñez said in court on Monday, ESPN reported. "The court has granted Wander Franco a judicial pardon due to the particular circumstances that made him a material victim, but not a legal one."

“Here, the only victim is the minor, and Wander is a collateral victim,” Judge Núñez said in court, per The Athletic.

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Following the judge's ruling, Franco embraced his mother, according to ESPN.

"Thank God for everything," Franco said in court.

"We respect the legal process and the decision issued by the court," the Rays said in a statement, per the outlet. "This is a serious matter, and our thoughts remain with those affected by the case."

"The Rays will continue to cooperate fully with Major League Baseball as it completes its review under the league's Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy," the statement continued. "Out of respect for the legal process and all parties involved, we will have no further comment at this time."

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A full sentencing hearing is currently slated for June 16 in the Dominican Republic, per ESPN.

Franco was originally found guilty in June 2025, but in December 2025, the Court of Appeals of the Judicial Department of Puerto Plata ordered a new trial, according to Dominican newspaperListin Diario.The judge also ruled that a financial certificate for RD$2,100,000 (around $35,700) from Banco Agrícola is to be given to the victim when she reaches adulthood, per the outlet.

PEOPLE has reached out to a representative for the Rays for comment.

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Sydney Sweeney’s breakout role in "Euphoria" may have made her one of Hollywood’s most talked-about young stars, but experts warn the same provocative image fueling her fame could eventually limit how seriously the industry takes her.

Sweeney's performance in "Euphoria" has dominated social media and headlines since theseason three premiere on April 12. This marks the last season of the award-winning HBO show that originally captivated its audience back in 2019.

"'Euphoria' clearly helped establish Sydney Sweeney as a fearless performer, physically and emotionally, and that’s part of why she broke through. The risk is that when the public conversation focuses more on the sexualized aspects of the role than on the performance, the same work that made her seem daring can start to narrow the brand," crisis and reputation management expert Dave Quast told Fox News Digital.

"Sexuality on screen is not inherently unserious," he added. "The problem is when it becomes the dominant shorthand for the actor. For Sweeney, the challenge is not that she has played sexualized roles. The challenge is making sure those roles continue to read as character choices, not as the entire brand proposition."

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Sweeney and "Euphoria" have faced criticism each week as her portrayal of Cassie has focused largely on her character's leap into theworld of OnlyFansand sexually explicit content. Some fans have gone so far as to label the show "humiliating" for Sweeney.

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"Sydney Sweeney in season 3 is literally just humiliating her. I don't get how they don't see that it's not about this, her role is reduced to basically HUMILIATING HER, she's not gonna win any awards like that," one user wroteon X, before referencing a future scene. "They dress her like a baby, pretending to be a baby with a pacifier for what?"

Still, industry insiders agreed that Sweeney is benefiting from the attention in the short term.

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"Visibility is currency, and Sweeney has become one of the rare young actresses who can reliably generate conversation around almost anything she does," Quast, founder of EDQ Strategies, explained. "That has real commercial value."

But another crisis PR and reputation management expert warned that constant attention doesn’t always translate into long-term credibility.

"The price comes if the attention starts to feel one-dimensional," Kelcey Kintner, senior vice president at Red Banyan, told Fox News Digital. "If every headline is about her body, the showy scenes, or how provocative the role is, that can make it harder for the public to actually focus on and see her talent. I do think she is trying to make that effort to find balance in her career and grow as an actress."

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According to Quast, Sweeney’s brand is now "walking a delicate line" as the cultural conversation surrounding her grows beyond just acting.

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"'Euphoria' created one perception of her, but the broader cultural conversation has created another," the brand expert explained. "Some audiences have been eager to read her as aconservative-coded alternative to more progressivecelebrity branding, and she has not exactly discouraged that interpretation. That’s risky, because once an actor becomes associated with a polarizing cultural argument, the work itself can get overshadowed. From a reputation standpoint, the challenge is not to let the cultural symbolism overtake the acting."

Kintner noted that "Euphoria" itself has become so culturally dominant that it can eclipse Sweeney’s other performances.

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"The issue is that 'Euphoria' is such a loud show culturally," she explained. "It can overpower everything else in the conversation. So even if she is doing strong work elsewhere, one explicit or controversial scene can dominate a news cycle. That is the tricky part here. Her serious work is there, but her most viral work does not always reflect the full scope of her talent and abilities."

While Sweeney has earned praise for her recent serious projects –including "The Housemaid," "Christy,""Americana" and "Immaculate" – experts emphasized viral moments still tend to shape public perception faster than nuanced performances.

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"A provocative scene or image can dominate social media instantly, and that can create the illusion of cultural importance," Quast noted.

"Sexualization can create instant attention, and in today’s media environment, attention is money," Kintner added. "Aprovocative scene, red carpet look, or marketing moment can travel faster than a nuanced performance. That is just the reality of the world we live in with technology. But it is also a risky shortcut."

"It can get people talking, but it does not always build the kind of respect or longevity an actor wants," she added. "The real power move is turning the attention to something bigger, whether that is better roles, more creative control, or a brand that is not dependent on shock value. For Sydney, ‘Euphoria’ made people pay attention. The question is whether she can refocus that attention back to her talent and build a long-term, sustainable career in Hollywood."

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Quast said the explicit nature of "Euphoria" doesn’t necessarily damage Sweeney’s reputation as a serious actress, but warned that public perception of those scenes could ultimately shape how narrowly audiences define her brand.

"The deeper issue is not whether the scenes are explicit," the PR expert explained. "It’s whether the public sees them as serving a performance or simply serving the spectacle around Sydney Sweeney. If the audience talks about Cassie’s psychology, Sweeney benefits as an actress. If the audience only talks about the sexualized aspects of the role, the brand narrows.

"That’s why her next few choices matter," Quast emphasized. "She doesn’t need to run away from sexuality, but she does need to keep pairing it with roles that are emotionally, intellectually or dramatically specific."

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