There’s a time in a young woman’s life when you realize that it’s time to accept your in-laws.
While the Kardashians never declared an all-out war on Blac Chyna, with few exceptions, they’ve mostly just given her the silent treatment for the past year.
But now that Chyna’s given birth to an actual Kardashian, that makes her family, so even Kourtney, the iciest betch of them all, is biting the bullet and making nice by deigning to follow Blac Chyna on Instagram.
Like literally, until yesterday, Kourtney didn’t think Chyna was worth a double tap.
Savage.
Of course, she’s still not ready to start commenting on Chyna’s videos and photos, but hey, one step at a time.
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When you take a look at Elena Rose, you get major Marilyn Monroe doppleganger deja vu—but mixed with some serious Latina edginess and boss bitch vibes. You might not ever believe that, like so many of us, Elena Rose worried about not being “hot enough” when she was younger. “I felt like I didn’t look
A Galore girl can never forget her first boyband. Maybe you, like me, got introduced to The Backstreet Boys by your older cousins visiting from Europe and immediately developed an intense crush on Nick Carter before deciding to go for Aaron because the age difference was smaller. Perhaps you were a self-proclaimed Directioner, constantly arguing
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