Since then, tension has simmered—mainly through subtle social media jabs. Things escalated in April 2026 when Earle reposted TikToks критicizing Cooper, prompting Cooper to respond directly in a viral video, accusing Earle of creating “fake drama” and urging her to speak openly (as reported by People and Entertainment Weekly).

Earle responded briefly—“Okay on it!!”—but hasn’t fully shared her side yet, keeping speculation alive (per Page Six and People).

Despite rumors, Dave Portnoy has suggested the feud likely stems from a business or contract dispute—not personal drama (according to Page Six).

Bottom line: what started as a podcast partnership appears to have turned into a mix of business fallout and public call-outs—with the full story still unclear.

The Elizabeth Taylor Diamond, a 33.19 carat Asscher-cut diamond, was a gift from Richard Burton to Elizabeth Taylor during their marriage. Previously known as the Krupp Diamond, it was stolen from Vera Krupp in 1959 but recovered after a nationwide FBI investigation. Taylor cherished the diamond and wore it daily, making it one of her favorite pieces of jewelry. The ring holds historical significance as a symbol of Taylor and Burton's iconic relationship and is now considered a valuable part of Taylor's jewelry collection.

According to reports from outlets including People and The Guardian, the situation unfolded at a hotel in São Paulo, Brazil, ahead of Roan’s Lollapalooza performance. Brazilian soccer star Jorginho claimed his 11-year-old stepdaughter — who is also the daughter of actor Jude Law — became upset after an encounter with a security guard connected to the singer.

Per Jorginho’s account, the child simply recognized Roan during breakfast, smiled, and walked away without approaching her. He alleges a security guard then confronted the girl and her mother aggressively, accusing the child of harassment and leaving her in tears.

The story spread quickly on social media, with criticism aimed at Roan and questions about how young fans are treated in these situations.

Roan responded shortly after in a video posted to Instagram, saying she had no direct involvement in the incident. She explained that the security guard in question was not part of her personal team and that she was unaware of any interaction at the time.

Still, she acknowledged what happened and issued an apology.

Roan said she was “sad” to hear the family had an uncomfortable experience and expressed regret over the situation, emphasizing that she does not have any issue with fans or children. According to Cosmopolitan, she also pushed back on assumptions that she was dismissive of fans, reiterating that she values their support.

The moment has sparked a broader conversation about celebrity boundaries versus fan expectations — something Roan has spoken about before, especially as her popularity has grown.

As reported by The Guardian, the situation has already had ripple effects, including criticism from public officials in Brazil and increased scrutiny around how artists manage security and public interactions.

For now, Roan’s response makes one thing clear: while she denies direct involvement, she recognizes the impact — and is trying to address it.

SZA has shared a cover of the Goo Goo Dolls’ hit “Iris” on Instagram, paired with a “deep fried” edit based on a TikTok trend. The artist recently won a Grammy for Record of the Year and contributed a song to Pixar’s "Hoppers" soundtrack. SZA released her album "SOS" in 2023 and a deluxe version in 2025 with four new songs. Check out her rendition of “Iris” and revisit Pitchfork’s review of the song.

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