UPDATE: KANDI BURRUSS BLASTS EX TODD TUCKER AFTER HE REVEALS THEY HAD THREESOMES THROUGHOUT ‘MOST OF’ 11-YEAR MARRIAGE. (PHOTO).

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 Kandi Burruss has hit back at her ex-husband Todd Tucker after the latter went public with intimate claims about their marriage. Now, the RHOA star says his latest move proves she was right to walk away. The former couple's private life is now playing out in public, with Burruss refusing to let Tucker's revelations go unanswered. Kandi Burruss responds to Todd Tucker's marriage revelations Tucker teased his upcoming movie 'Til Divorce Do Us Part with a trailer in which he opened up about their sex life. On the topic of threesomes, he confirmed the pair was involved in them. He even claimed the practice lasted through much of their 11-year marriage. "We did. I would say for most of our marriage we did," Tucker said. Now, Burruss fired back in a statement to People, the RHOA alum said, "A man who has already hurt me to my core is furthering the damage by choosing to sensationalize our sex life to stretch his five minutes of fame." Kandi Burruss furthe...

META SETTLES KENTUCKY SCHOOL DISTRICT LAWSUIT ALLEGING SOCIAL MEDIA FUELS STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS. (PHOTO).


 Meta settles Kentucky school district lawsuit alleging social media fuels student mental health crisis

Meta has reached a settlement with a Kentucky school district in a case that was set to become the first major trial testing claims that social media companies should be held financially responsible for alleged mental health harms among students.

The lawsuit, brought by Breathitt County School District, accused Meta and other platforms of designing addictive features that kept young users engaged for extended periods, contributing to anxiety, depression, and self-harm, while shifting the resulting pressures onto schools. The district, a small rural system in Appalachia, argued it was forced to spend significant resources addressing the consequences of student mental health struggles it linked to social media use.

The agreement fully resolves the Kentucky case, which had been designated as a bellwether trial representing roughly 1,200 similar lawsuits filed by school districts nationwide. Co-defendants in the broader litigation, including other major social media platforms, had previously reached their own settlements. The case had been scheduled to go to trial in federal court in California in mid-June.

A Meta spokesperson said the company was pleased to resolve the matter and emphasized ongoing efforts to support teen safety tools and parental controls across its platforms.

The lawsuit had sought more than $60 million in damages, along with funding for a long-term mental health program and court-ordered changes to platform design aimed at reducing allegedly addictive features.


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