PEOPLE in 10: July 3, 2025
This week: Sean "Diddy" Combs is found guilty of prostitution charges and acquitted of his most serious racketeering and sex trafficking charges, Todd and Julie Chrisley remain unapologetic and confirm they're moving from Nashville in their first interviews since prison pardon, Khloe Kardashian gets candid about her cosmetic work, and the BTS Army goes wild as the K-Pop icons announce their return.
PLUS: The mystery woman kissing Harry Styles at Glastonbury Festival is identified as London producer Ella Kenny, Dua Lipa throws party at Irish pub and vacations in Italy to celebrate sold-out stadium shows, Katy Perry cries on stage after Orlando Bloom split, and A$AP Rocky potentially reveals whether his and Rihanna's third baby is a boy or a girl.
Watch new episodes every Thursday at 10 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT with host Makho Ndlovu.
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