This week, reports that the embattled actress has a new boyfriend hit the headlines. But this isn’t just any new boyfriend. It’s Scooter Braun—as in Justin Bieber’s former manager and the guy who acquired the entirety of Taylor Swift’s music catalog without her consent, thus subjecting us to years of re-recordings of every single one.
According to People, Sweeney and Braun are “casually hooking up,” per a source. A second “insider” confirmed the two are, in fact, seeing each other.
“Everything is casual,” the source said. “She is living her life and working hard.” Unfortunately, we know…
Between attending the nuptials of oligarchs, bombing at the box office, being outted as a Republican voter, putting her name to new money-making schemes for the male gaze, and attracting justifiable criticism for doing so, it’s been a busy summer for Sweeney. Somehow, though, she managed to find time in her schedule to walk right into more bad PR. It’s almost as if she’s trying…
Now, guess how Sweeney and Braun reportedly met? The Bezos wedding, of course. Page Six has recirculated photos from that weekend of the pair walking together, and apparently, Braun was “obsessed” with pursuing her after the wedding was over. And here we all suspected she’d just hook up with Orlando Bloom or something…
Never underestimate a girl boss!
- Cardi B is not guilty of assault! [Page Six]
- Inevitability alert: Hillary Baldwin has joined the cast of Dancing With the Stars. [People]
- Kim Kardashian “doesn’t believe in homework.” No wonder it took her so long to get through law school. [Daily Mail]
- Candace Bergen’s daughter is the new editorial director of American Vogue, which means the terminally online are having another fruitless conversation about nepotism. [Variety]
- I wasn’t sure there were any left, but there is, in fact, at least one staunch Gal Gadot defender. [The Hollywood Reporter]
- Is this the start of…a Charlie Sheen-assaince??? [TMZ]
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