ABC’s Bachelor in Paradise Season 9 features fan favorites from The Bachelor and The Bachelorette on the beach as they attempt to find love. But a major storyline this season doesn’t involve love at all. Instead, Sam Jeffries is having constipation issues, causing severe health problems. So, what’s happening with Sam’s “poop baby” situation — and is it real? ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ Season 9 features Sam Jeffries and a ‘poop baby’ situation We never expected to hear the term “poop baby” so many times in Bachelor in Paradise Season 9.

KEN Jennings has made a side comment that some fans ruled unnecessary during Jeopardy!'s Season 40 premiere. Jill Tucker then won the buzzworthy episode with a monster Final Jeopardy bet despite having a wide enough lead to play it safe. After a summer of reruns and retooling, Jeopardy! is back and buzzing. Ken, 49, is hosting the entire season solo, and Mayim Bialik will not be involved as it stands. That's far from the only big change as the curtain rose on the new season on Monday.

As a result of her father’s fame, Bianca Carelli has become an internet superstar. Santino Marella, the father of Carelli, is a semi-retired professional wrestler and judoka from Canada. Bianca is also well-known under her stage name, “Arianna Grace,” and is well-liked for following in her father’s footsteps. Similar to how the famous child’s father urged her to become a wrestler, Bianca grew up wanting to be a surgeon.

Tyler Perry is one of the most prolific film directors of our time. Well before his breakout film, 2005’s Diary of a Mad Black Woman — Perry was traveling across the country with his stage plays and introducing the world to his iconic matriarch character, Madea. Since then,Perry has had deals with OWN Network, BET and Netflix. Also, he recently opened his massive Atlanta studio — the biggest and only Black-owned movie studio in the country.

Gretchen is an American media reporter, novelist, and TV personality. Everybody wonders about the topic of What Happened To Gretchen Carlson.  From 2020 to 2005, Carlson hosted the Saturday version of The Early Show on CBS News. From 2005 to 2013, she hosted Fox News’ morning show Fox & Friends, and from 2013 to 2016, she also hosted The Real Story with Gretchen Carlson. In 2017, Time magazine listed the media reporter and novelist as one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World.