It’s more evident than ever that the reality star is done with Kody’s trio of former sister wives.
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On the first Sister Wives: 1-on-1 reunion special, which aired this past Sunday evening on TLC, the mother of six denied that there was any truth to the accusations that she was in any way “submissive.” to her spousel
“No. … I think I work with my husband,” Robyn told host Sukanya Krishnan.
When asked whether she thought Meri Brown and Janelle Brown were playing “girl games” when they poked fun at her during a kinda recent Zoom call this season, Robyn responded, “I don’t care.”
But the then had a lot more to say about these women.
“I think they’re just trying to figure out why Kody loves me,” Robyn said as a possible reason for Kody’s exes taking shots at her on the program.
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Continued Robyn on air when it came to the ladies with whom she used to share Kody:
“They’re doing whatever they can to just downplay me, to put me down in any way, shape or form that they can because they’re struggling with their own feelings. I guess. I don’t really know why.”
Brpwn previously said she doesn’t “endorse fakeness” following an awkward meeting with Janelle and Meri over their Coyote Pass property.
Kody, for his part, claimed that his spouse “hates girl games,” which raised eyebrows with fans and Kody’s exes.
“It’s the psychological warfare. The stuff that teenage girls do a lot in high school,” Robyn explained during the reunion. “It’s the backstabbing. It’s the whispering behind the back. It’s the pretending like you’re friends when you’re not.”
But no one in this group sounds anxious for the quartet to really get together again any time soon.
Kody, meanwhile, will always stand by his alleged soulmate’s side.
“Robyn’s not submissive. She has a spine of concrete and steel,” he said on Sunday’s episode after rewatching Janelle’s remarks on the show. “It’s funny that Janelle would say that Robyn’s submissive when Janelle also accused Robyn of sort of brainwashing me or controlling me.”
Kody also quipped:
“It’s like, what is it, Janelle? Am I Robyn’s puppet or is she mine?”
Part 2 of Sister Wives: 1-on-1 airs on TLC Sunday, January 18, at 10/9c.
Nick appeared in court last week, but he still has not entered a plea.
Little is known about his possible motives, but more information came to light over the weekend, thanks to a new documentary about the case.
Actor/Producer/Director Rob Reiner (center) and wife Michele Singer (L) and son Nick Reiner (R) attend Teen Vogue’s Back-to-School Saturday kick-off event at The Grove on August 9, 2013 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images for Teen Vogue)
The TMZ-produced project, The Reiner Murders: What Really Happened, offers new details about Nick’s lifelong battle with mental illness and how it may have led to his parents’ murders.
And we had already heard the claims that his condition deteriorated about a month before the murders, seemingly because his doctors made adjustments to his medications.
Now, new claims are being made about why his doctors made those changes.
Insiders tell TMZ that Nick’s previous meds had resulted in significant weight gain, and his doctors chaged his prescription in the hope of curtailing that common side effect.
Honoree Rob Reiner poses with family at the 41st Annual Chaplin Award Gala at Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on April 28, 2014 in New York City. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)
“It was a total physical surrender. He stopped taking care of himself. The weight was just the most visible warning sign that he had given up.”
Nick’s struggles were nothing new, and his entire family had been working for several years to support him.
Rob even collaborated with Nick on a film — 2015’s Being Charlie — based on his battle with substance abuse.
Sadly, Nick’s career as a screenwriter never took off, and his problems only worsened. Insiders claim that in late 2025, the
Director Rob Reiner (second from left) and family arrive at the premiere of “Rumor Has It” at the Grauman?s Chinese Theater on December 15, 2005 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
“The tragedy is that the signs were there,” said one family friend told.
“But when you’re dealing with severe mental illness, sometimes the decline happens right in front of you, and you feel powerless to stop it.”
Currently, Nick resides in the mental health wing of the Twin Towers Correctional Facility in downtown Los Angeles.
He has been removed from suicide watch, but he reportedly remains in solitary confinement for his own safety.
We will have further updates on this developing story as new information becomes available.
Wynonna Judd took a moment to remember and honor her mother, Naomi Judd, on what would have been her 80th birthday.
Sharing a heartfelt throwback on social media, the country star posted a photo of herself gently kissing her mother on the cheek. Alongside the image, Wynonna wrote a touching caption, saying she still feels her mother everywhere she goes and wondering why she isn’t with her today.
The Judds; Photo by Brent Harrington/CBS
“She would have been 80 today. I still feel her everywhere. She has 2 beautiful GREAT granddaughters we could be celebrating with. Why aren’t you here? I love you, Mom,” she shared.
Wynonna’s post was flooded with heartfelt comments, including sweet messages from Carly Pearce, Tigirlily Gold, Karen Fairchild, and more.
Naomi Judd passed away at 76 on Saturday, April 30, 2022. Her death shocked the country music community and continues to leave a lasting impact to this day.
Her passing was revealed on social media in a statement from her daughters.
“Today we sisters experienced a tragedy. We lost our beautiful mother to the disease of mental illness,” the statement read. “We are shattered. We are navigating profound grief and know that as we loved her, she was loved by her public. We are in unknown territory.”
The Judds’ Naomi Judd; Photo Courtesy of Getty Images for CMT
The unexpected loss came just days after Naomi Judd and Wynonna Judd reunited as The Judds for a performance of “Love Can Build A Bridge” at the 2022 CMT Music Awards, and only one day before The Judds were set to be officially inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
The Judds’ induction went on, with Wynonna and her sister Ashley tearfully honoring their mother during the ceremony.
“I didn’t prepare anything tonight because I knew mom would probably talk the most,” Wynonna said during the ceremony. “I’m gonna make this fast, because my heart’s broken, and I feel so blessed. It’s a very strange dynamic, to be this broken and this blessed.”
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Later, Wynonna Judd revealed plans to embark on The Judds’ final tour in honor of her mother.
Wynonna opened up about her mother’s death for the first time in a sit-down interview with CBS Sunday Morning, admitting, “I did not know that she was at the place she was at when she ended it because she had had episodes before and she got better. And that’s what I live in, is like, ‘Was there anything I should have looked for or should I have known?’ I didn’t. That’s why it’s such a shock.”
The Judds earned 14 No. 1 hits over a career spanning nearly three decades, including “Love Can Build a Bridge,” “Mama He’s Crazy,” “Why Not Me,” “Turn It Loose,” “Girls Night Out,” “Rockin’ With the Rhythm of the Rain,” and “Grandpa.”
The mother-daughter duo racked up twenty Top 10 hits, sold over 20 million albums, and earned a combined 16 Gold, Platinum, and multi-Platinum certifications, including The Judds Greatest Hits.
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Vince Gill is kicking off 2026 strong with a new tour and music announcement. Fans have the chance to celebrate a milestone year in Vince Gill’s five-decade-long journey in music when he hits the road for a highly anticipated summer trek that includes a six-night residency at the Ryman Auditorium across July and August.
His run at Nashville’s historic venue will cap off the tour, with performances on July 30, 31 and August 1, 6, 7, and 8. The six-night residency serves as an epic finale to the summer trek that’s set to kick off on June 18 in Orlando, Florida, and include stops across Florida, Alabama, Georgia, New York, and more.
Gill, who has spent much of the past nine years touring with the Eagles, will also continue performing with the legendary band even as he hits the road for his own 2026 headline run. The Eagles are currently playing to sold out crowds at the Sphere in Las Vegas.
Information regarding tickets as well as a complete list of dates for Vince Gill’s 2026 tour stops can be found HERE.
Vince Gill 2026 Summer Tour
In addition to his tour updates, the 22-time Grammy winner has been keeping busy in the studio. He recently released the third installment of his yearlong EP series, titled 50 Years from Home, a collective project that commemorates the 50th year of his career and celebrates his journey from leaving his Oklahoma hometown to pursue life as a performer.
Brown’s Diner Barwas the latest to be unveiled on January 9, proceeding I Gave You Everything I Had (October 17, 2025) and Secondhand Smoke (November 14, 2025). Each collection features six brand-new songs and one previous hit.
Plus, all three of the EP covers carry a personal touch as they showcase instruments from the CMA Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award recipient’s personal collection. For Brown’s Diner Bar, he highlighted a 1942 Martin D-45 acoustic guitar he purchased from the Famous Old Time Music Co. in Cincinnati, whose founder, Harry Sparks, passed away last November.
Vince Gill; Brown’s Diner Bar
His newest collection of the critically-acclaimed series offers insight to the stories of his life with six new tracks plus a recording of “When I Call Your Name,” which first appeared on Gill’s breakthrough 1989 album of the same name.Kicking things off is the title track of this project, which offers a reflective journey back in time to when he first visited the famed Nashville eatery that is Brown’s Diner Bar.
“It’s a singer-songwriter kind of folk song about…this little hamburger joint,” Gill explains. “It’s been in Nashville for 100 years now, and I’ve been going for 50. When I made my first trip to Nashville in the mid-70s I remember going to Brown’s for a cheeseburger; they’re famous for being really good cheeseburgers. It’s a funky little joint, close to Music Row, so tons of singers and songwriters and musicians turn up there. It’s just a great vibe.”
Also found on the project are several co-writes including “Not Having You Around,” which he penned with longtime friend Leslie Satcher, “This Lonesome Old Cowboy,” a waltz written by the iconic singer/songwriter with Wade Bowen, and “Nobody Knows,” brought to life by Gill with Waylon Payne, son of longtime Willie Nelson guitarist Jody Payne and country singer Sammi Smith, who currently part of Nelson’s Family band. Gill also teamed up with ERNEST and Jake Worthington to create the emotional “I’m Selling All My Memories.”
Then there’s the self-penned “Young Again,” in which Gill drives home the message that aging isn’t something to fight, but instead it’s a journey to embrace.
“You see everybody trying to stay young and do things to themselves to make them stay relevant. I just love the sentiment in that song — ‘There’s still a fire but no desire to be young again.’ That feels right on time for me; I’m 68, and that mirror doesn’t lie. It’s not the kindest thing in the world, but I would never go back. I don’t think I would undo the mistakes I made, either, because you learn more from your mistakes than you do from your successes.”
He rounds the stories out with “When I Call Your Name,” which was originally co-written with Tim DuBois and went on to become a Top 5, gold-certified track.
“Once again, I tried to put a song on there that’s in the same world as what the previous six songs were, and something that follows well and sits with it and sequences well,” he explains. “I still love sequencing an album, still love a certain song following a certain song following a certain song. I just keep plugging in one after another until it feels like it flows really well.”
For fans, both the upcoming tour and new music releases are a chance to celebrate the past five decades of Vince Gill’s career, during which he’s built an impressive resume that spans songwriting, singing, producing, and live performance. Each contribution he makes to the country music world further cements his status as an iconic figure.
“I think that as a songwriter, you have to have lived some life to understand what you’re writing about,” reflects Gill. “You need some years under your belt to have the perspective to look back and really remember things. I know I don’t have as much time left as I’ve had to this point, so everythingmatters more. There’s a much deeper connection to these lyrics than I would have ever imagined. They’re truthful and they’re real, and I think the songs are about things people can grasp and understand and relate to.”
Brown’s Diner Bar Track Listing:
1. “Brown’s Diner Bar” (Vince Gill) 2. “Not Having You Around” (Vince Gill / Leslie Satcher) 3. “This Lonesome Old Cowboy” (Vince Gill / Wade Bowen) 4. “Nobody Knows” (Vince Gill / Waylon Payne) 5. “Young Again” (Vince Gill) 6. “I’m Selling All My Memories” (Vince Gill / ERNEST / Jake Worthington) 7. “When I Call Your Name” (Vince Gill / Tim DuBois)
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