EVERY WEEKDAY MORNING, DailyEdge.ie rounds up the best of the day’s celebrity dirt from the top to the very bottom.
The Mirror reports that Kerry Katona, one-time wife of Brian McFadden, has enlisted real-life ghostbusters to check out her house. Why? Because she and her husband believe the house is inhabited by a spirit.
The newspaper quotes what can only be a trustworthy source as saying, “Kerry and George believe a spirit is following them.”
When they were up north at their old place they thought something weird was going on but it’s got worse.
And then the most chilling evidence of all — a toy car gone rogue.
Dark shadows coming from nowhere and a strange feeling someone is there. A toy car moved and went into George’s feet – he was baffled.
Katona’s reps did not respond to The Mirror’s request for comment, but here’s a photo of her with Ghostbuster star Dan Aykroyd. (3AM)
Ellie Goulding has had enough of Facebook Messenger, thank you very much. This morning, the singer sent out a series of tweets giving out stink about the service and Facebook’s repeated attempts to force users to install it.
But she didn’t stop there!
Will Facebook listen to her and stop hawking Facebook Messenger? Will this be Ellie Goulding’s Taylor Swift moment?
Only time will tell.
Bumping into your ex on the street? Not ideal. Getting seated next to them on a flight? Kill us.
Model Gigi Hadid and her former squeeze Cody Simpson were seated next to each other on a flight. Simpson captured the awkwardness on Snapchat.
Nightmare.
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And the rest of the day’s celebrity dirt…
- Kylie Jenner denied having breast implants… by showing off her tit tape. (ET Online)
- Chris Martin and Kylie Minogue went on a “moonlit stroll” together, because that’s just what pals do. (3AM)
- Kanye West serenaded Caitlyn Jenner with a rendition of Isn’t She Lovely. Would your heart be able? (Hollywood Life)
- Britney Spears split up with her fella. Poor Brit-Brit. (Heat)
- Titanic composer James Horner has died in a plane crash. RIP. (TheJournal.ie)
