New Love: Amy Schumer is no longer a ‘Trainwreck’ when it comes to love. The comedian revealed this week that she is dating Chicago-based furniture designer Ben Hanisch via her Instagram account. It’s not clear how the two met, though the actress shot down reports that she met her new beau online. “#tbt me and my date to the globes #roadmanager,” Schumer wrote alongside a throwback photo of her and her sister on Instagram. “My bf will be there too and we did NOT meet on bumble. Great site just not how we met.” The relationship might be new, but the funny lady is clearly smitten with her guy. “Amy is so, so happy,” a source told People Magazine. “She calls him her boyfriend and says he constantly tells her how pretty, sexy and perfect she is.” Aww! We’re happy if Amy is happy!
New Addition: First, Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys were just co-stars, then they were dating, and now the couple will soon be parents together. “Keri is more than four months along,” an insider told US Weekly. Adds a source close to Rhys, “It’s so exciting for them!” The Americans’ spies deflected questions about their relationship for months after hooking up on set but finally appeared as a couple at NYC’s Public Theater in April 2014. Russell is already mom to son River, 8, and daughter Willa, 4, with ex-husband Shane Deary, who she divorced in 2013 after seven years of marriage. Congrats to the happy couple!
Not Dating: The Big Big Theory‘s Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki are again shooting down dating rumors. Despite the pair looking awfully cozy at the 2016 People’s Choice Awards Wednesday night, the actors insist their relationship is purely platonic. “Thank you for the @peopleschoice award!! Look how happy we are!! @bigbangtheory_cbs season9,” Cuoco wrote on her Instagram alongside a photo of herself and Galecki who she called “mydate” but they are “#notdating.” Suuure. For two people who swear they aren’t dating, they sure do look to be enjoying one another’s company. Galecki also snapped a selfie with Cuoco backstage and shared it on Instagram. “The Beggar and the Beauty. #backstage #peopleschoice @normancook,” he wrote in the caption. Well, if their alter-egos Penny and Leonard can figure things out, we’re confident these two eventually will, too.
Really Bad: Julianne Hough might be great a lot of things — dancing, singing, acting — but phone sex isn’t one of them. The Dancing With the Stars judge admitted that she’s “really bad” at phone sex with fiancé Brooks Laich in an interview with the February edition of Cosmo. “I’m really bad at it,” she told the mag. “I’ll get halfway through and start laughing. It’s an art. I applaud people who are good at it. They need to come and help me keep a straight face!” The dancer and hockey player started dating in December 2013 and got engaged last August. The Grease Live! star also opened up about her split with Ryan Seacrest, who she dated from 2010 to 2013. “I definitely hated that everyone had an opinion about what I was going through,” she admitted. “At the time, I was constantly running and touring, which sometimes looked like I was totally fine and couldn’t care less, which wasn’t the truth. But it was my form of being able to deal.”
Bachelorette Baby: The Bachelor family continues to grow. Former Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky announced she is expecting her first child with fiancé Kevin Manno. “We are so thrilled that we are going to be parents! We’ve been pretty vocal about our desire to start a family as soon as possible and feel incredibly lucky to be able to share that we have a little one on the way!” Fedotowsky and Manno exclusively told US Magaine. “You see, last year, when we started planning our wedding, we couldn’t find any good ring-bearers or flower girls, so we decided to make our own. Ha! Kidding. But really, we are so ready to be parents and already love our little one more than we could have possibly imagined.” The couple, who were friends first, became engaged this past September after dating for over a year.
Photos by: Instagram/Amy Schumer, Us Magazine, E! Online
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