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90 Day Fiance alum Leida Margaretha is likely looking at criminal charges in the near future.

The medical examiner ruled that 1-month-old baby Alisa’s death was “non-accidental.”

Eric Rosenbrook says that he — and the private medical examiner he hired — believe otherwise.

He’s ranting about CPS, about the local department of Health and Human Services, and claiming that Leida’s innocent.

Leida has exactly one person in her corner

Former 90 Day Fiance villains Eric and Leida are pushing back at claims that they — or, more likely, Leida — are responsible for the death of 5-week-old Alisa.

Speaking to TMZ, Eric says that he has hired an independent medical examiner to review the autopsy.

According to Eric, his alleged expert disparaged the autopsy for omitting certain steps.

For example, he argued that the report did not delineate the age of one of the bone fractures that the 5-month-old had.

A bone fracture could have occurred during Alisa’s birth, Eric said, just five weeks before her death. She was born via C-section.

An additional rib fracture, Eric suggested, might have happened during CPR attempts.

Eric claimed that the Adams County sheriff’s department has not found the evidence to blame Leida for Alisa’s death.

He has a lot to say about the county’s Health and Human Services department. 90 Day Fiance fans who remember his rants on and off screen will not be surprised by his comments.

Like many bad parents before him, Eric blasted CPS, claiming that the agency is “the definition of fascism.” Not if words mean things, it isn’t.

“As far as CPS goes,” Eric complained, “they’re a hammer and every parent is a nail.”

No one has actually been arrested or charged in Alisa’s death

Just for the record, the investigation into Alisa’s death is ongoing.

No criminal charges have been filed — yet.

(Yes, Leida has been charged with numerous felonies, but these are apparently unrelated. Eric was also charged with domestic violence last summer. Lovely people, Eric and Leida.)

Leida has denied all wrongdoing regarding Alisa’s tragic death.

And, though the two were apparently separated at the time, Eric confirmed to TMZ that he and Leida are still married.

We of course have not reviewed the evidence in the heartbreaking death of baby Alisa.

It is certainly true that there have been incidents where parents were falsely accused of wrongdoing when their child — especially an infant — suddenly died.

However, we can also acknowledge that it is much more common for children to die at the hands of those who are supposed to love and care for them.

Meanwhile, the medical examiner concluded that the baby’s death was non-accidental. HHS concluded that there was a preponderance of evidence of wrongdoing on Leida’s part.

We don’t know what happened, except that something terrible took place. At the very least, a baby died.

The ’90 Day Fiance’ baggage is not going to help in this case

Leida and Eric appeared on 90 Day Fiance during one of its biggest years.

They did not endear themselves to viewers. Kicking out Eric’s teenage daughter, Tasha, was a vicious move.

Their antics since then, on the Tell All special and on social media, have only made them look worse.

If this goes to trial, prosecutors and defense attorneys are going to face a challenge in the voir dire process as they search for jurors who don’t already know enough about Leida to hate her.

That said, it’s likely the jurors would hear a list of new reasons to hate her. If this goes to trial.

That remains up in the air — which is clearly why Eric is attempting to cast doubt upon the medical examiner’s findings at this stage.

Eric Rosenbrook Says ME is Wrong About 1-Month-Old’s Death, Claims Wife Leida … was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Back in December of 2025, Rob and Michele Reiner were found stabbed to death in their home in Brentwood, California.

Their son Nick Reiner was arrested for their murders and is currently awaiting trial.

Just hours before the murders, the Reiners attended a holiday party thrown by their friend and neighbor Conan O’Brien.

The party was to serve as a fun conclusion to a painful year, with many of the attendees having lost their homes in the wildfires that swept Southern California in January of 2025.

Instead, the gathering took a disturbing turn when Nick began loudly arguing with his father.

Nick is still awaiting trial, but police and prosecutors believe he brutally murdered his parents later that same night.

Now, Conan is speaking out about the tragedy for the first time.

“Very simply, we had a party, we invited our really good friends and then, the next day, this terrible thing happened,” O’Brien said in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

“Whatever difficulties my wife and I have experienced having our name attached to it are nothing compared to the scale of the tragedy for the family and the loss of Rob and Michele,” he continued, adding:

“If you’re a known person, your name is going to get dragged into things sometimes, but it is not a hardship. There is only sadness that they’re gone.”

Given the fact that he was one of the last people to see Rob and Michele alive, it was inevitable that Conan would speak out about their murders at some point.

But he wisely chose to center the victims rather than focusing his comments on himself or the other guests at his party.

The Reiners have two other children, whose grief in this situation is surely more profound than anyone else’s.

Elsewhere in the interview, O’Brien talked about the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show and the demise of late night television.

He said he had a revelatory moment when his appearance on the hit YouTube series “Hot Ones” went ultra-viral in 2024.

“That was the moment the scales fell from my eyes,” O’Brien told The Hollywood Reporter.

“If a guy can do World Series numbers with overhead that looked, to me, to be about $600, and you have every big star lining up to do his show or Chicken Shop Date … that’s when I profoundly understood that late night shows are in trouble.”

Conan will be hosting the Academy Awards this Sunday on ABC.

Conan O’Brien Wishes He Had Not Been ‘Dragged Into’ Rob Reiner Murder … was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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We’ll remember this the next time that miracle baby rumors circulate.

When Gwen Stefani was in her mid-forties, she gave birth to her third son.

According to the singer, she experienced a spiritual and religious awakening as a Catholic ahead of conceiving him.

Now, she brands her third son as her “first miracle.”

How did she have a baby in her mid-40s?

If you’ve seen Stefani lately, it was probably in an ad for the Hallow prayer app. More on her involvement in that controversial prayer app in a moment.

She did a recent interview with Hallow: Prayer & Meditation, describing a spiritual epiphany that she experienced.

According to Stefani, she was working with a man who was an atheist and was ethnically Jewish.

“He was studying the Torah, and he had this big epiphany awakening,” she recalled.

“And,” Stefani shared, “he starts talking to me about the Torah.”

At the same time, Stefani and her erstwhile husband, Gavin Rossdale, were apparently hoping for a third child.

“I was desperate at this point during all this,” Stefani admitted.

“I really wanted to have another baby,” she expressed. “I really did.”

Stefani explained: “I couldn’t, and I was old.” She was in her 40s, an age when pregnancy is unusual and considered geriatric.

However, she explained that her conversations with her former-atheist Jewish colleague were “waking me up.”

‘And that was the first miracle’

According to Stefani, her eldest son, Kingston, hoped for another sibling. Now 19, he would have been but a wee lad back in 2013.

She’d told him that “mommy is too old” for another baby. But she says that she heard him praying for a sibling.

“It was like, four weeks later, and I was pregnant with Apollo,” Stefani marveled.

“I had him at 44 years old, naturally,” she proclaimed, calling him a “full-on gift. And that was the first miracle.”

Just a few years later, she and Rossdale split. It was widely reported that she found evidence on a tablet device that he was boning the children’s nanny.

Kingston is now 19. Zuma is now 17. And Apollo is now 12.

Many people believe in miraculous occurrences, usually due to the supernatural intervention of one or more deities.

In Stefani’s case, she is Catholic.

Some in her shoes might feel leery of discussing a baby whose conception and birth they believe to be miraculous, out of sensitivity to others who pray for — but do not have — a child.

But Stefani is doing an interview with the polarizing Hallow app. With that in mind, it makes sense for her to make statements that might otherwise be insensitive.

Many people are confused by her involvement with the Hallow app

Stefani is best known for her music career. Following that, it’s probably for her role as a coach on The Voice.

Her getting involved with a conservative prayer app that received funding from infamous billionaire Peter Thiel took some by surprise.

(The existence of a “prayer app” at all is also controversial, particularly among the faithful. What role does an app play in prayer? What role should it play?)

Truth be told, this app and her involvement with it was probably always who Stefani was.

It’s just that, these days, the lyrics to “Just A Girl” feel less sarcastic. Now it feels like she’d prefer that no one allow her to drive late at night.

Gwen Stefani Gushes Over Her ‘Miracle’ Baby in New Interview was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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