The McLeod Family

07/21/2026

07/21/2026

What’s the prettiest girl name you ever heard?

07/17/2026

Unpopular opinion… I actually liked Lala on Vanderpump Rules, but she is driving me crazy on The Valley.

Why is she constantly inserting herself into Janet’s drama? Read the room almost no one is on Janet’s side. And going after Danny on his birthday? Seriously? Can she not be civil for one day?

It feels like she’s trying way too hard to stay relevant by picking fights that have nothing to do with her.

Am I the only one who’s completely over Lala this season, or are people actually enjoying her on The Valley?

07/11/2026

🚨🏝️ Sincere’s dad is being called a bad father for holding his grown son accountable, and I strongly disagree.

Sincere made his choices on television. His dad corrected him on television. He was blunt, but he focused on the behavior, explained exactly where Sincere went wrong with Melanie, and refused to cosign it just because that was his son.

People constantly ask why men do not check other men, then recoil when a father actually does it. Loving your son does not require protecting him from every consequence.

Sincere called it a reality check himself. He needed one.

07/02/2026

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06/26/2026

Mackenzie Shirilla had better get comfortable in her jail cell. 👀🚔

The woman at the center of Netflix's The Crash has officially run out of appeals after the Ohio Supreme Court declined to hear her latest legal challenge, leaving her conviction and 15-years-to-life prison sentence firmly in place.

Shirilla's attorneys argued that she deserved another opportunity to challenge her conviction, pointing to claims that her trial attorney was ineffective and new medical evidence suggesting she may have blacked out before the fatal 2022 crash.

They also argued that one of their filings was submitted late due to confusion about a leap year.

The courts rejected those arguments. ❌

With the Ohio Supreme Court refusing to take up the case, Shirilla has now exhausted her available appeals in state court and won't be eligible for parole for more than a decade.

The latest ruling marks another major setback in one of the most closely followed true crime cases in recent years, as renewed interest in the case continues following the release of Netflix's The Crash.

06/24/2026

Who goes first?