Kris Jenner is denying a former security member's claims that she made unwanted sexual advances toward him.

On Sept. 30, TMZ reported that a man named Marc McWilliams filed a lawsuit against Kris Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian, claiming he was subject to "a pattern of unwanted and unwelcome sexual advances and other harassing misconduct" from Kris during the brief time he worked for the famous family. 

The Kardashian-Jenner momager, he claims, made unprofessional comments of "an overt sexual nature."

The man, who he was hired in 2017 to provide security, further alleged that Kris touched him in a sexual way, exposed part of her body to him and made "lewd suggestive, sexual, sexist, racist, homophobic and otherwise discriminatory comments at him and his co-workers."

Marc didn't indicate how long the alleged behavior occurred, but said he complained to the human resources department of his security company about "non-consensual physical contact."

Kourtney, he claims, retaliated against him, hence her inclusion in the lawsuit.

The "Keeping Up With The Kardashian" star's lawyer called the claims "fabricated and false fiction."

"Kris categorically denies ever behaving inappropriately toward Marc McWilliams. The security guard worked outside the house and he never even went into Kris' house," attorney Marty Singer said. "Kris had very little interaction with him. After the guard was repeatedly caught sleeping in his car while on the job, the security company was asked not to assign him to work there in the future."

He continued, "The guard never made any complaints to his employer about Kris until contriving this ludicrous claim. Although Kourtney is named in the suit, she is not accused of doing anything improper with the guard, nor did she do so… It is outrageous that anyone can sue anyone in America and believe there is no recourse when pursuing fictional and meritless claims. When Kris and Kourtney defeat this ridiculous, frivolous lawsuit they intend to immediately sue McWilliams and his attorneys for malicious prosecution."

Jill (Duggar) Dillard once again has an opposite belief from her extremely conservative parents.

The 29-year-old, one of 19 Duggar children, revealed in a YouTube video on Sept. 30 that she currently uses birth control, something her parents have essentially dubbed a sin.

"Yes, we use birth control," she said during a Q&A, "but we prefer to use non-hormonal birth control methods."

Jill's parents, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, swore off birth control after welcoming their first child, Josh, in 1988, and have famously said they want God to decide how many children they should have. They have passed their stringent beliefs onto their children. 

"There are probably uses for hormonal methods of birth control for, like, regulating things, and stuff like that. But for us, we just want to be careful about that, and we're just, like, more natural-minded," Jill said. "Eventually, we want to have more kids and stuff."

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Jill and her husband, Derick Dillard, share two children, Israel, 5, and Samuel, 3.

Considering Jill's family, her admission to using birth control can be viewed as a bombshell. However, Jill has broken from her family multiple times in recent weeks. 

Earlier this month, social media was dumbfounded when she acknowledged that she was drinking an alcoholic pina colada. 

Jim Bob and Michelle are devout independent Baptists who don't drink alcohol and have raised their kids not to either.

A few days after imbibing, the "Counting On" star admitted that she would consider a tattoo, which was also shocking to fans.

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☕️ Morning coffee date with my hubby @derickdillard (& Sam tagging along too) 🤗 . . 🤗Even better that it was free this time (had a couple coupons…sorry, local people…no current deals that I'm aware of) . . 🤷‍♀️Oh, and since it seems y'all are interested in my choice of drinks recently (lol recent post)…yes, this was a REGULAR coffee (I.e. full caf) white chocolate mocha with coconut milk. 😋 . . #datetime💑 #morningcoffee☕️ #7brew @7brewcoffee #whitechocolatemocha

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Fans were also recently baffled when Jill drank regular caffeinated coffee.

In Jill and Derick's last Q&A video, she admitted that her family is "not always" supportive of her decisions but refuses to be "led by fear" and "controlled by what somebody else is gonna think."

"Are they supportive? Not always," she said. "Everyone's gonna have their opinion about different things. Some of my siblings are probably more likely to have something to say about it than others. Some are more like, 'Hey, I'm happy for whatever y'all are deciding.' Not all of them are cool with it but some of them are more cool with it than others."

Chris Harrison is opening up about the drama surrounding the breakup of "Bachelor" couple Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph.

"It's hard for me," the longtime "Bachelor" and "Bachelorette" host told E! News. "These are people. These are real people. They are really going through something traumatic. It's surprising. It's upsetting. It's difficult to hear."

On Sept. 14, a judge granted Cassie a temporary restraining order against Colton after she alleged that Colton, who headed season 23 of the "The Bachelor," was harassing her and her family and even covertly put a tracking device on her car. 

In her complaint, Cassie attached several text messages from Colton which she claimed showed disturbing behavior. 

"Ms. Randolph's friend, Caelan, visited her at her apartment. Mr. Underwood somehow immediately knew, and obsessively called and sent text messages to Ms. Randolph about the visit. Ms. Randolph was startled that he knew who was coming in and out of her apartment, and felt like she was being watched," the court records stated.

The restraining order expires Oct. 6. 

"It's tough to read as a friend and a companion to both of these people and I know them both intimately," Chris said. "It was very difficult to hear and I feel terrible about it and I wish them both well."

A week after the restraining order, Cassie returned to social media. Colton hasn't posted on Instagram since August.

"I think they've done a good job of taking it out of the press and dealing with this personally, which is the right thing to do," Chris said. "But I welcome them both back eventually when all this is all said and done. I wish them all the best."

Jason Alexander played his villainous role on "Pretty Woman" so well that people initially had trouble separating the man from the character.

While speaking to Robin Bronk on the "At Home with the Creative Coalition" podcast, Jason said playing attorney Philip Stuckey in the film certainly helped propel his career, but added, "It was an odd way to meet a national audience because I was known around the world as the a–hole that tried to rape Julia Roberts."

"Women hated me. I would walk down the street and women would say mean things to me," Jason said on podcast, according to Page Six. "I got punched many times, I got spit on by one woman. It was a rough year."

There's no argument that Jason played the role perfectly. However, he was hardly a shoo-in to be cast in the film, which turned 30 this year. In fact, he recalled director Garry Marshall not wanting him for the part, believing he was "too young" and "too baby-faced." Jason claims to have only gotten the part because producers "couldn't make a deal with the actor they wanted and they were desperate. The movie already started shooting and they didn't have this character."

Jason, of course, would go on to be more known for his role as George Costanza on "Seinfeld." To this day, people have trouble separating Jason from that character, too. Sound familiar?

Demi Lovato didn't consult her team when she suddenly dropped her new breakup song on Twitter, a new report states.

The abrupt release of "Still Have Me" sent her team into a frenzy.

On Sept. 30, TMZ said "her team is scrambling to get the single on streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify so that fans can purchase it and streaming numbers can be collected."

Music is always there for me… pic.twitter.com/I77rrfFj8r

— Demi Lovato (@ddlovato) September 30, 2020

"Music is always there for me…" Demi wrote alongside her Twitter post.

The new report states that Demi and several friends wrote the song a while ago. After her split from fiancé Max Ehrich, she changed some of the lyrics to reflect heartbreak. 

"I'm a mess and I'm still broken … I don't have much but at least I still have me … and that's all I need," the lyrics state in the song. She continues, "All the highs and now just lows. But it doesn't even matter, cause I'd rather be alone. All my life disappeared and I'm laying right here while the silence is piercing … and it hurts to breathe."

The leak of the song comes a week after Demi and Max split and called off their engagement. However, things took a bizarre turn when Max claimed that he learned of the split via the media, something Demi's inner circle disputed. Then, Max claimed they hadn't "officially" broken up because they hadn't spoken to each other. Demi's team again claimed otherwise. He then pleaded for Demi to take him back. Somewhere in there Max also claimed Demi's manager, Scooter Braun, was trying to muzzle him.

TMZ adds that Demi didn't want to wait to release the song because she was so embarrassed and frustrated with the soap actor's antics.

A funny thing happened after Daris Rucker split from his wife of 20 years… he found love with a comedian.

According to Page Six, the Hootie & the Blowfish frontman has been quietly dating comedian Kate Quigley. 

Darius, 54, announced on July 11 that he and Beth, his wife of two decades, had "consciously uncoupled." It's not known when he and Kate, 38, began dating, but she began writing messages about country music in early August. 

"Country music is starting to grow on me," she tweeted on Aug. 2. Darius has since appeared on her Instagram several times. On Sept. 25, she posted a photo of her sitting on the country singer's lap.

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Can't tell ya how much I love these two. ♥ @bronstonjones @dariusrucker

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"Can't tell ya how much I love these two" she said of the image with Darius and fellow comedian Bronston Jones.

Continuing to drop relationship clues, Kate and Darius attended Dave Chappelle's birthday party over the summer.

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Summer Camp Chappelle Style 🔥🔥

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In addition, she's referenced her "boyfriend" on multiple occasions. 

"My boyfriend is a dolphins fan. Now I get why he likes me so much. He has a thing for lost causes," she tweeted on Sept. 28. Daris has been a longtime Dolphins fan, even singing "I'm such a baby 'cause the Dolphins make me cry" in the hit single "Only Wanna Be With You."

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He'll love this one 🐬

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Darius has been publicly mum about the relationship speculation. Kate, meanwhile, is wearing her heart on her head — of late, she's often worn a hat promoting Backstage Whiskey, a spirit Darius launched in 2017.

Jake Gyllenhaal might have just outed himself as a subject of a Taylor Swift song … at least that's what Swifties think.

Jake and Taylor dated back in 2010, and many have speculated for years that her song "All Too Well" is about the "Nightcrawler" actor, although that's never been confirmed.

On Sept. 28, though, Jake posted a throwback photo in which he wears glasses. 

"I've worn my glasses ever since I parted my hair meticulously with gel (see above), which is why NEW EYES has always been near and dear to my heart," he captioned that photo, which was shared to promote New Eyes for the Needy, an organization that provides prescription eyewear to those in financial need.

The organization recently partnered with The Inspire Project, as well.

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I've worn my glasses ever since I parted my hair meticulously with gel (see above), which is why NEW EYES has always been near and dear to my heart. Since 1932, @neweyes_ has provided eyeglasses to people who needed them most. I'm thrilled that they've partnered with @theinspireprojectus to create Project Human: Changing the Way We See the World, a speaker series coming to schools and remote learners this fall. Project Human is designed to spark conversations focusing on unity and equality. It's an opportunity for students to interact with public figures and do what they do best: Keep 'em on their toes! For a full line-up of speakers or to bring Project Human to a school near you, visit: http://theinspireproject.us/project-human/

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While the cause is certainly noble, the message may have gotten lost in comments section. Swifties pounced on Jake the moment the picture was posted, with a slew of them referring to line in "All Too Well" which says, "You used to be a little kid with glasses in a twin-sized bed."

One fan quickly replied, "Give taylor swift her scarf back." Another said, "u posted this pic and thought that the swifties would do nothing???? mistake."

A fan joked, "Reminds me of this song I know."

Many fans began asking Jake other questions linked to the song. "Were you on a tee-ball team too?" one fan trolled. Another said Jake was "talking about his past thinking the future," another reference to the song.

Swifties never take a day off.

Kyle Richards is facing major backlash over the ever-evolving story of a ring that was stolen from her home.

Last week, the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star claimed on "Secrets Revealed" that a ring taken from her home during a 2018 burglary was being worn by a long-nailed psychic in Santa Monica, Calif. Kyle made this statement after the alleged ring bizarrely turned up on Diane Keaton's Instagram.

A few days after the claim, a TikTok user indicated that woman in the Instagram picture was her grandmother. Further, the girl was adamant that her grandma had owned the bauble long before Kyle burglary. Then, on Sept. 28, the woman, Diana French, appeared on "Inside Edition" and demanded an apology from Kyle while insisting that she's owned the ring for decades. To back her claim, Diana — who says she's a retired pharmacist, not a fortune teller — produced old pictures that showed her with the gold ring and the original appraisal from 40 years ago.

Fans are now coming the woman's defense and slamming Kyle.

"Apologize to the pharmacist for falsely accusing her of stealing your ring!!!," one of Kyle's Instagram followers angrily said.

Another wrote, "It's the woman's ring, given to her by her father after her mother died. How shameful, she deserves a major apology."

To be fair, Kyle never accused the woman of stealing the ring. She suspected that Diana innocently purchased the ring at a pawn shop after it was stolen, a claim that certainly appears to now be false. While Kyle didn't directly accuse Diana of heisting the ring, fans felt that, at the very least, she implied it. 

Others noted the ring wasn't custom made, so there were certainly more than one in the market.

"You gotta apologize to that lady u calmed stole 'your ring' when there are probably hundreds like it," one person said. 

The ring fiasco also came amid rumors that Kyle and her husband, Mauricio Umansky, were splitting. TMZ, citing sources close to the family, reported on Sept. 29 that the couple is on very solid footing.  

The rumor appears to have started by a reality TV fan's single tweet. It would soon gain momentum. Still TMZ said Kyle and Mauricio are "not only doing well in their marriage — they feel closer than ever due to the pandemic."

Perhaps in response to the untrue rumors, Kyle posted a photo with her husband from a bike ride in Aspen, Colo. The photo angered some, as they harkened back to the ring story.

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Fall is here!!! 🍁🍁 Such a beautiful day cycling through Aspen Mountains ❤️

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"You have time to be posting pictures so im pretty sure you also have time to APOLOGIZE to the poor lady who YOU ACCUSED of stealing "your ring"," one fan wrote. "Girl please you're not the only one with that same ring , OBVIOUSLY. It like saying hey thats my phone you stole it mine is gold too."

When Marie Osmond walked out the door at "The Talk" after just one year on the job, she didn't necessarily leave to "pursue other projects," as it was claimed. According to a new report, she was forced out by two of her fellow panelists.

Page Six claimed that Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood threatened to quit unless Marie was let go. 

When the showbiz veteran announced on Instagram that she was leaving the show, she said she would be developing "several projects." Her exit message made it appear as though it was her choice to leave. That may not have been the case.

"Marie did not leave of her own accord, although she was encouraged to spin her departure that way," a CBS insider told Page Six. "Sharon and Sheryl threatened to quit unless Marie was canned. They pushed her to quit but when she didn't, they made an ultimatum to the network." 

Fellow panelist Carrie Ann Inaba "pleaded with execs for Marie to stay but she wasn't successful changing their minds," the source said. 

Marie's departure didn't set well with many fans.

"Now the show is facing extreme backlash on social media," the source said. "There are thousands of negative comments flooding their accounts."

However, another insider claimed no ultimatum was issued. 

When asked about Marie's departure, Sharon recently told Entertainment Tonight, "We've had changes. People coming in and going. So we just go with the flow. I have to say that with four [hosts], we've got more time to talk."