“I feel so loved.”
— Khloé Kardashian, on her first Mother’s Day, on Instagram
“People think I’m such a party girl, but that’s a thing of the past. I can’t wait to just sit on the couch this weekend!”
— Bella Hadid, on how her fame has made her more of a homebody, to sister Gigi in her June/July cover story with Harper’s Bazaar
“The small fact in my mind that it could be all gone tomorrow.”
— Charlie Puth, on how he stays humble about his fame, to PEOPLE
“I don’t need a big swing and a miss. I wanna get what I wanna get. So yeah, I buy myself the chocolate, I buy myself the jewelry.”
— Busy Philipps, on believing in treating herself to the gifts she really wants on Mother’s Day, to PEOPLE
“I just spent a lot of time teaching my girls not to be insecure just because there was another girl around because you are the most beautiful thing going. I think that’s really important.”
— Tina Knowles Lawson, on taking daughters Beyoncé and Solange to counseling as kids to foster sensitivty and understanding between them rather than competition, on Maria Shriver’s Facebook Live show Architects of Change
“I’m getting miserable. I feel like the babies are like, in my ears… Plus, I can’t feel my legs. And bending over is, like, a thing in the past.”
— Meghan King Edmonds, on the discomforts of being 33 weeks pregnant with twins, to PEOPLE
“It was sort of a daily struggle to not embarass myself, because everytime I looked at her I was like, ‘Work, work, work, work…'”
— Sarah Paulson, on if she became friends with Rihanna while shooting Ocean’s 8 together, on The Ellen DeGeneres Show
“I’m from the hood. I speak how I speak. I am how I am. I did not choose to be famous — people choose me!… I never asked to be an example or a role model. I don’t want to change my ways because I’m famous.”
— Cardi B, responding to Azealia Banks criticizing her for being “illiterate” and “untalented” before deleting her Instagram account, on Instagram
“I just go out and come back home with my girlfriend and three dogs and chill out… This is what I do for a job, but the home and family is where the actual life is, so I try to keep that in mind.”
— Levi Meaden, on staying true to himself as his fame heightens, to PEOPLE
“If I had been drunk, and I really did have a problem with drinking, I would say, ‘Yeah, I have a problem, I made a mistake.’ But people are wanting me to own something that really isn’t my issue.”
— Monique Samuels, denying her Real Housewives of Potomac costar’s accusations that she was drunk when she fell asleep at the wheel and crashed her car, to PEOPLE
“People think I’m such a party girl, but that’s a thing of the past. I can’t wait to just sit on the couch this weekend!”
— Bella Hadid, on how her fame has made her more of a homebody, to sister Gigi in her June/July cover story with Harper’s Bazaar
“The small fact in my mind that it could be all gone tomorrow.”
— Charlie Puth, on how he stays humble about his fame, to PEOPLE
“I don’t need a big swing and a miss. I wanna get what I wanna get. So yeah, I buy myself the chocolate, I buy myself the jewelry.”
— Busy Philipps, on believing in treating herself to the gifts she really wants on Mother’s Day, to PEOPLE
“I just spent a lot of time teaching my girls not to be insecure just because there was another girl around because you are the most beautiful thing going. I think that’s really important.”
— Tina Knowles Lawson, on taking daughters Beyoncé and Solange to counseling as kids to foster sensitivty and understanding between them rather than competition, on Maria Shriver’s Facebook Live show Architects of Change
“I’m getting miserable. I feel like the babies are like, in my ears… Plus, I can’t feel my legs. And bending over is, like, a thing in the past.”
— Meghan King Edmonds, on the discomforts of being 33 weeks pregnant with twins, to PEOPLE
“It was sort of a daily struggle to not embarass myself, because everytime I looked at her I was like, ‘Work, work, work, work…'”
— Sarah Paulson, on if she became friends with Rihanna while shooting Ocean’s 8 together, on The Ellen DeGeneres Show
“I’m from the hood. I speak how I speak. I am how I am. I did not choose to be famous — people choose me!… I never asked to be an example or a role model. I don’t want to change my ways because I’m famous.”
— Cardi B, responding to Azealia Banks criticizing her for being “illiterate” and “untalented” before deleting her Instagram account, on Instagram
“I just go out and come back home with my girlfriend and three dogs and chill out… This is what I do for a job, but the home and family is where the actual life is, so I try to keep that in mind.”
— Levi Meaden, on staying true to himself as his fame heightens, to PEOPLE
“If I had been drunk, and I really did have a problem with drinking, I would say, ‘Yeah, I have a problem, I made a mistake.’ But people are wanting me to own something that really isn’t my issue.”
— Monique Samuels, denying her Real Housewives of Potomac costar’s accusations that she was drunk when she fell asleep at the wheel and crashed her car, to PEOPLE