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The Irish Sun
4 days ago
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- The Irish Sun
Nepo babies mock their TV star dad in hilarious TikTok – can you guess who their famous parent is?
A TOP TV star has been mocked by his nepo baby children in a hilarious new TikTok clip. The kids of the actor and TV host took centre stage in the funny skit which garnered plenty of laughs from their fans. 4 These nepo-babies starred in a new TikTok skit Credit: TikTok/@nonutbby 4 But would you know their famous father? Credit: TikTok/@nonutbby The clip followed a recent viral trend which sees people dismissing a large amount of money for a restaurant bill as "not that bad" when they aren't the ones paying it. But for these nepo-babies, the trend was even funnier given that their multi-millionaire father was the butt of the joke. But would you be able to work out who their very famous father is? It is Terry Crews - leading sitcom star and host of America's Got Talent. Terry has appeared in movies such as White Chicks, Idiocracy and Blended before becoming better known for TV outings such as Julius Rock in Everybody Hates Chris and Terry Jeffords in Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In the clip, Terry and his family were dining at the eatery, Martha's Vineyard. His children that participated in the skit which confirmed their meal would set them back $857. His son then mouthed: "Oh, that's not too bad!" Most read in Celebrity The camera then panned to reveal Terry as he reclined back in his chair after hearing his children brush off the extortionate amount. Reacting to the clip, one fan said: "I was like how is anyone affording $857 for dinner in this economy and then saw Terry Crews." Controversial Noughties comedy movie star sparks rumours of sequel to cult classic - despite it winning Worst Picture Razzie Another then added: "I feel the pain Terry Crews! My family just be acting like oh that's not much!! Hahahaha." Before a third insisted that he was adopting the character of Julius in the moment, insisting: "That's not Terry Crews. That's Julius Rock." With another echoing: "That wasn't Terry at the table… that was Julius." Terry Terry and Rebecca met in a local Michigan church in the 1980s. At the time, Rebecca was a music minister at the church while Terry was a student at Western Michigan University. The couple's first child, Naomi Burton-Crews, was born to Rebecca and her ex, Charles Burton, but was later adopted by Terry. Read more on the Irish Sun Their second daughter, Azriél Crews, was born in the same year the pair married. They also have Tera, Wynfrey and Isaiah. Terry Crews: His Time on TV He's been a fan favourite on TV shows both as an actor and a host but can you remember all of Terry's TV appearances. 2005-2009 : Everybody Hates Chris 2005-2007: The Boondocks 2010-2011: The Family Crews 2010-2012: Are We There Yet? 2013-2021: Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2014-2015: Who Wants To Be A Milliionaire? 2017: Ultimate Beastmaster 2018-2025: Craig of the Creek 2019-2020: America's Got Talent: The Champions 2019-present: America's Got Talent 4 Their dad is Terry Crews Credit: TikTok/@nonutbby 4 He is a TV legend Credit: Getty
Scottish Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Nepo babies mock their TV star dad in hilarious TikTok – can you guess who their famous parent is?
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A TOP TV star has been mocked by his nepo baby children in a hilarious new TikTok clip. The kids of the actor and TV host took centre stage in the funny skit which garnered plenty of laughs from their fans. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 4 These nepo-babies starred in a new TikTok skit Credit: TikTok/@nonutbby 4 But would you know their famous father? Credit: TikTok/@nonutbby The clip followed a recent viral trend which sees people dismissing a large amount of money for a restaurant bill as "not that bad" when they aren't the ones paying it. But for these nepo-babies, the trend was even funnier given that their multi-millionaire father was the butt of the joke. But would you be able to work out who their very famous father is? It is Terry Crews - leading sitcom star and host of America's Got Talent. Terry has appeared in movies such as White Chicks, Idiocracy and Blended before becoming better known for TV outings such as Julius Rock in Everybody Hates Chris and Terry Jeffords in Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In the clip, Terry and his family were dining at the eatery, Martha's Vineyard. His children that participated in the skit which confirmed their meal would set them back $857. His son then mouthed: "Oh, that's not too bad!" The camera then panned to reveal Terry as he reclined back in his chair after hearing his children brush off the extortionate amount. Reacting to the clip, one fan said: "I was like how is anyone affording $857 for dinner in this economy and then saw Terry Crews." Controversial Noughties comedy movie star sparks rumours of sequel to cult classic - despite it winning Worst Picture Razzie Another then added: "I feel the pain Terry Crews! My family just be acting like oh that's not much!! Hahahaha." Before a third insisted that he was adopting the character of Julius in the moment, insisting: "That's not Terry Crews. That's Julius Rock." With another echoing: "That wasn't Terry at the table… that was Julius." Terry shares five children with his wife Rebecca King and the pair have been married for over 30 years. Terry and Rebecca met in a local Michigan church in the 1980s. At the time, Rebecca was a music minister at the church while Terry was a student at Western Michigan University. The couple's first child, Naomi Burton-Crews, was born to Rebecca and her ex, Charles Burton, but was later adopted by Terry. Their second daughter, Azriél Crews, was born in the same year the pair married. They also have Tera, Wynfrey and Isaiah. Terry Crews: His Time on TV He's been a fan favourite on TV shows both as an actor and a host but can you remember all of Terry's TV appearances. 2005-2009: Everybody Hates Chris 2005-2007: The Boondocks 2010-2011: The Family Crews 2010-2012: Are We There Yet? 2013-2021: Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2014-2015: Who Wants To Be A Milliionaire? 2017: Ultimate Beastmaster 2018-2025: Craig of the Creek 2019-2020: America's Got Talent: The Champions 2019-present: America's Got Talent 4 Their dad is Terry Crews Credit: TikTok/@nonutbby
The Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Nepo babies mock their TV star dad in hilarious TikTok – can you guess who their famous parent is?
A TOP TV star has been mocked by his nepo baby children in a hilarious new TikTok clip. The kids of the actor and TV host took centre stage in the funny skit which garnered plenty of laughs from their fans. 4 4 The clip followed a recent viral trend which sees people dismissing a large amount of money for a restaurant bill as "not that bad" when they aren't the ones paying it. But for these nepo-babies, the trend was even funnier given that their multi-millionaire father was the butt of the joke. But would you be able to work out who their very famous father is? It is Terry Crews - leading sitcom star and host of America's Got Talent. Terry has appeared in movies such as White Chicks, Idiocracy and Blended before becoming better known for TV outings such as Julius Rock in Everybody Hates Chris and Terry Jeffords in Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In the clip, Terry and his family were dining at the eatery, Martha's Vineyard. His children that participated in the skit which confirmed their meal would set them back $857. His son then mouthed: "Oh, that's not too bad!" The camera then panned to reveal Terry as he reclined back in his chair after hearing his children brush off the extortionate amount. Reacting to the clip, one fan said: "I was like how is anyone affording $857 for dinner in this economy and then saw Terry Crews." Controversial Noughties comedy movie star sparks rumours of sequel to cult classic - despite it winning Worst Picture Razzie Another then added: "I feel the pain Terry Crews! My family just be acting like oh that's not much!! Hahahaha." Before a third insisted that he was adopting the character of Julius in the moment, insisting: "That's not Terry Crews. That's Julius Rock." With another echoing: "That wasn't Terry at the table… that was Julius." Terry shares five children with his wife Rebecca King and the pair have been married for over 30 years. Terry and Rebecca met in a local Michigan church in the 1980s. At the time, Rebecca was a music minister at the church while Terry was a student at Western Michigan University. The couple's first child, Naomi Burton-Crews, was born to Rebecca and her ex, Charles Burton, but was later adopted by Terry. Their second daughter, Azriél Crews, was born in the same year the pair married. They also have Tera, Wynfrey and Isaiah. 4 4
Yahoo
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Jaime King Is Engaged to Austin Sosa and Is 'Very Close with His Family' (Exclusive)
Jaime King is engaged to investor Austin Sosa, PEOPLE can exclusively confirm The actress was spotted with a new diamond ring on her left ring finger on Monday, July 7 A source tells PEOPLE King is "very close" with her future husband's familyJaime King is engaged! PEOPLE can exclusively confirm that the actress, 46, is engaged to investor Austin Sosa. A source tells PEOPLE: 'She is very close with his family and was staying with his parents after she moved out of her Los Angeles apartment earlier this year.' On Monday, July 7, the White Chicks actress was spotted with a new diamond ring on her left ring finger as she was leaving Sally Hershberger Salon in West Hollywood, Calif. The model was wearing a white knit sweater, wide-leg denim pants, brown and white leather loafers and a pair of oversized brown sunglasses. King has sparingly posted about her now-fiancé. Sosa, who is private on social media, is an investment banker who graduated from Brigham Young University, according to his LinkedIn profile. One of the actress' few posts that mentions Sosa includes a photo of her and her sons, Leo, 9, and James, 11, and then mentions Sosa in the caption. 'My God, I am the luckiest and most great mother ever. Thank you to Pammy, Chase, Austin, Gwendolyn and Carlos. Family forever 🎀💅🏻💯💗,' she wrote. King shares her two boys with her ex-husband Kyle Newman. The former couple tied the knot in 2007. The Hart of Dixie alum filed for divorce from Newman, 47, in May 2020 after 13 years of marriage. Their divorce was finalized in September 2023. In March 2025, Newman was granted sole physical custody of their sons. In court documents obtained by PEOPLE, a judge ordered that while Newman and King will share legal custody of their sons, Newman was granted tie-breaking authority over legal custody and will have sole physical custody of their kids. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Additionally, in April 2024, King filed an emergency request to change their spousal and child support agreement, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE. King alleged that she 'lacks the ability to pay the support' and asked for the court to end the spousal support agreement the couple filed in April 2022. In response to King's filing, Newman responded and filed his own claim, alleging that the actress had 'been out of compliance with the court's child and spousal support orders for well over a year.' Newman also alleged that King refused to 'sign a judgment' based on their divorce settlement and noted that she cannot 'rescind' a court order as she claimed to have done. Read the original article on People
Los Angeles Times
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Los Angeles Times
How to have the best Sunday in L.A. according to Terry Crews
Terry Crews is a man of many talents. In the 1990s, he played for both the Rams and the Chargers before becoming an actor and starring in projects like 'White Chicks,' 'Everybody Hates Chris,' 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' and 'The Expendables' franchise. Other roles on his resume? Old Spice spokesman, high-end furniture designer, accomplished painter and author of a memoir. Crews was also featured in People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive issue three times. But the gig that has made him internationally known, he says, is hosting 'America's Got Talent' for the last six years. The show, which is celebrating 20 seasons, returns to NBC on May 27. For Crews, hosting 'AGT' is a job that suits him. 'I am a honey-baked ham,' he shamelessly admits, flashing his endearing white smile during a Zoom call. 'I like the spotlight. I've always been a dancer, so it was like this is the vibe. But then I got in there, and I was like, now I see why I love this so much. It's because every contestant reminds me of me.' We caught up with Crews to discuss his ideal Sunday in L.A. It involves walking around Old Town Pasadena, catching a movie and spending time with his wife Rebecca King-Crews and their five adult children. This interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity. 6:30 a.m.: Wake up and hit the gym I am an early riser no matter what. Even if it's Sunday, it's like, my body clock just kind of pops up. Like when I say I sleep in late, that's 6:30 or 7 a.m. because I like to get up at the crack of dawn. I'm a 4:30 or 5 a.m. guy. Every Sunday, I start with a workout. It's very light, more of cardio and active recovery, but I never miss it. 9 a.m.: Pick up breakfast from Erewhon I've been intermittent fasting for almost 15 years, so I don't eat breakfast, but I love breakfast food. So what I do — and this is a real staple — we have an Erewhon that opened near us and it has the most fabulous cooked breakfast. It's half a store, half a restaurant. Erewhon has the best smoothies, the best pastries. Even though I don't eat until 2 p.m., I go to Erewhon and get all their breakfast stuff. I'll get the bacon and eggs, or the breakfast sandwiches [and] breakfast burritos. A lot of the time on Sundays, that's when all the kids want to stop by, so I'll bring a bunch of stuff, set it on the stove, and they go in there and I tell them, 'Leave me something.' 10 a.m.: Praise break at home My wife actually started a church. It's called the L.A. Life Church. It's like Tiny Desk meets church and she has a thing called Sonic Sundays. It's online, but we record during the week, and it's basically a half an hour with a lot of music, and then she does a lesson. We watch it together every Sunday morning when it comes out at 10 a.m. When COVID hit, it kind of changed our churchgoing habits because everybody had to do it at home, and she just decided, 'You know what? Let's just do it!' 11:30 a.m.: Hit up Old Town in Pasadena Once that's over, that's when we go down to Old Town. It's our favorite place to go. I have an office slash studio that's right off Colorado Avenue. That's where all the stores are, and my wife has a store, Rebeccca Crews, which is in Hugus Alley. My daughter works there too. So we'll walk around Old Town and I'll stop by Alfred to pick up a coffee. I get a double espresso, straight with nothing in it. We do occasionally do brunches. We really like Soho House in West Hollywood and also LA Cha Cha Chá near the Arts District. 1:30 p.m.: Breakfast for lunch If we decide to stay out, one place we love is Americana in Glendale, which is really close. I love this place called Egg Slut there. Crazy name, but man-oh-man, like I told you, I love breakfast food and they close at 2 p.m. So we have to time it out. We'll do all that Old Town running around, then we'll jump down to Glendale and usually I get there by 1:30 p.m. and I'll be their last customer, and they know me. I have a double bacon, double egg breakfast sandwich. It comes with a little ketchup on it and I get a side salad, which is like arugula and a little Parmesan and maybe a small orange juice. 3:30 p.m.: Pop over to the Americana in Glendale I love books. I have a library of books that is probably the most valuable thing that I own. I probably have like 10,000 books, so what I love to do is go to Barnes and Noble. You can't find them anymore. It's very rare and the Barnes and Noble at Americana is one of my favorite spots, because I'll get lost. You can spend literally two or three hours there. 5 p.m.: Watch a flick I'm a big movie guy, so usually on a Sunday, that's when I do my theater watching. I've been getting tickets to throwback movies. Being at home, it's OK, but I love the smell of popcorn and I love to experience the reactions of other people. When you're going to see a comedy or something scary or something weird, it's kind of like you want to feel that energy, so we go to IPIC. I'm a gold member. I'm practically a platinum member because I'm about really nice experiences. If you're going to do a theater, do it well. 7 p.m.: Enjoy my cheat-day meal Even though I do intermittent fasting, Sunday is my cheat day. When it's time for dinner, that's In-N-Out Burger time. I'll get a couple double-doubles. You know, I'm simple. Or we'll find a restaurant that everyone's been talking about. But a lot of times, they aren't open on Sunday nights. There are a few like Majordomo that my guy David Chang [owns], but other than that, it's In-N-Out Burger time. If there's a sporting event on a Sunday, I'd go to SoFi to see a football game. I was on the Rams and the Chargers, so the funny thing is, when I get invited to a Chargers game, I act like I'm the biggest Chargers fan in the world, and then when I get invited to the Rams game, I do the same thing. They both ended up in L.A., so they both claim me and I'm like yep [laughs]. 8 p.m.: Get ready for bed I go to bed early and my wife is like, 'What are we, in third grade?' [Laughs] That's why I don't like to go to the movies too late. I will never, ever go to a movie that starts at 7 p.m. cause you won't be out of there until like 10 p.m. I'm like nope! I go to bed at the latest 8:30 p.m. and my regime — something I've been doing for years and it feels so good — is I close all the curtains, make sure the room is all cool. I try my best to put the phone up. I don't want that blue light on me. I wash my face, brush my teeth, get in bed and I'll have the book of the century — whatever I'm reading — right next to the bed and my glasses. I look forward to this time cause you know where you left off, whether it's a novel or an autobiography, and you're like, I wonder what happened there? I always have to make sure I leave at a good spot. I'm the guy who gets sad at the end of a book. The same way people feel about streaming when you've gone through all 10 episodes. I'm reading a book called 'The Weight of Air' by this guy named David Poses. Oh, my God. He was addicted to heroin for years and was in and out of rehab. It's fascinating because he's so transparent and it just inspires me to be that vulnerable.
