Entertainment

Jessie J is elated to be by her boyfriend Channing Tatum‘s side.

After making their red carpet debut on Friday following their rekindled romance, the singer, 31, shared a PDA-filled video from their date night at the MusiCares Person of the Year gala in Los Angeles.

“When you put the outside whispers, noise and comparisons on MUTE and turn YOUR life volume UP full blast,” she captioned the clip of Tatum, 39, kissing her.

“When you surrender and fearlessly act on the truth that always was. Love GLOWS and GROWS in a different way,” the star continued. “Happiness from the inside out. I love you so much baby @channingtatum.”

The U.K. native added, “The way you love me and the way I love you and the way we feel it is all that matters.”

Tatum — who was first romantically linked to Jessie in October 2018, six months after calling it quits with his wife of nine years Jenna Dewan — commented on his girlfriend’s post, leaving over 40 red heart emojis.

RELATED: Channing Tatum and Jessie J Are Back Together After Month-Long Breakup: Source

When you put the outside whispers, noise and comparisons on MUTE and turn YOUR life volume UP full blast. When you surrender and fearlessly act on the truth that always was. Love GLOWS and GROWS in a different way. Happiness from the inside out. I love you so much baby @channingtatum The way you love me and the way I love you and the way we feel it is all that matters

A post shared by J E S S I E . J (@jessiej) on Jan 25, 2020 at 12:58pm PST

//www.instagram.com/embed.js

In December, PEOPLE confirmed their split with a source saying at the time that the two parted ways as “good friends” without any “drama.”

And on Friday evening, just hours before they hit the red carpet, the actor confirmed their relationship status after about a month apart. “Gonna watch this unicorn sang tonight. Then we gonna get it in! Horns out!” he wrote in the caption for the silly selfie, which showed him and Jessie wearing unicorn hats as she gave him a sweet kiss on the chee

Read more: https://people.com/music/jessie-j-feels-happiness-from-inside-out-channing-tatum-rekindled-romance/

At the National Mall in Washington, D.C., not far from where the Senate was debating his historic impeachment, Donald Trump on Friday made a different sort of history. He became the first president to attend the annual March for Life anti-abortion rally.

The event, now in its 47th year, is held nationally on the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion in all 50 states.

Security was so painstaking that many of the attendees hadn’t made it through when President Trump addressed the crowd, declaring, “Unborn children have never had a stronger defender in the White House.” Trump pointed to the confirmation of 187 conservative federal judges during his time in office — likely one of his lasting legacies — including two Supreme Court justices.

In his 15-minute address, he talked about the immense crowd size and the thousands waiting to get inside and he lamented Democrats’ position on abortion.

Sens. Mike Lee of Utah and James Lankford of Oklahoma flanked the president, taking a break from their responsibilities as jurors in Trump’s impeachment trial at the Capitol. (Trump himself did not refer to his impeachment, though he not been shy about assailing it through his Twitter account and elsewhere.)

RELATED: President Trump is Upset His Impeachment Defense Is Being Put in TV’s ‘Death Valley’ Time Slot

Vice President Mike Pence and Second Lady Karen Pence sent a video message while visiting the Vatican. “Life is winning in this country,” Vice President Pence said, calling Trump “most pro-life president” the country has ever had.

In a statement after Trump’s speech at the rally, Planned Parenthood executive Alexis McGill Johnson pushed back on his rhetoric, according to The New York Times.

“While Trump stands with the small number of Americans who want politicians to interfere with their personal health decisions, we’ll be standing with the nearly 80 percent of Americans who support abortion access,” she said. “We will never stop fighting for all of the people in this country who need access to sexual and reproductive health care, including abortion.”

On Friday, thousands of Catholic school students, nuns, priests and members of Catholic and Christian pro-life groups

Read more: https://people.com/politics/donald-trump-march-for-life-appearance/

Congratulations are in order for Brandon Jenner and Cayley Stoker!

On Saturday, the reality star, 38, announced that he and his expectant girlfriend are engaged.

To announce the big news, Jenner posted a heartwarming video to Instagram with the caption, “It’s official,” along with engagement ring and heart emojis.

In the video, Jenner and Stoker are seen laughing, kissing and dancing in a room together while they look lovingly at one another. As the two twirl into each other’s arms, a sweet song plays in the background.

It’s official

A post shared by Brandon Jenner (@brandonjenner) on Jan 25, 2020 at 7:43am PST

//www.instagram.com/embed.js

RELATED: Brandon Jenner Says He Feels Like the ‘Luckiest Man Alive’ at Pregnant Girlfriend’s Baby Shower

Jenner’s ex-wife Leah, whom he shares 4-year-old daughter Eva with, wrote in the comments section of his post, leaving two heart emojis. Stoker also left a sweet response of two hearts to her now-fiancé.

News of the pair’s engagement comes as they are preparing for their babies on the way.

In August, Jenner and Stoker announced that they are expecting twins. “We’re madly in love and we are very excited about this!” Jenner told PEOPLE at the time.

Recently, the parents-to-be celebrated with friends and family at Stoker’s baby shower in Malibu.

“https://people.com/tv/brandon-jenner-cayley-stoker-engaged/

Saturday Night Live cast member Bowen Yang is opening up about a heartbreaking experience.

The comedian, 29, spoke about gay conversion therapy during a profile in The New York Times published on Saturday. Yang told the outlet that his parents found out he was gay when they discovered “lewd conversations” on his AOL Instant Messenger when he was 17 years old.

“They just sat me down and yelled at me and said, ‘We don’t understand this. Where we come from, this doesn’t happen,’ ” he recalled.

“I’d only seen my father cry when my grandpa died and now he’s sobbing in front of me every day at dinner,” Yang shared. “And I’m thinking, ‘How do I make this right?’ This is the worst thing you can do as a child of immigrants. It’s just like you don’t want your parents to suffer this much over you.”

Soon after, Yang’s father told him he had set up eight sessions with a specialist who worked in gay conversion therapy.

“I allowed myself the thought experiment of: ‘What if this could work?’ ” Yang told the Times. “Even though as I read up on it, I was just like, ‘Oh, wait, this is all completely crackers.’ “

RELATED: Justin Bieber to Perform New Single ‘Yummy’ on Saturday Night Live as RuPaul Hosts for the First Time

“The first few sessions were talk therapy, which I liked, and then it veers off into this place of, ‘Let’s go through a sensory description of how you were feeling when you’ve been attracted to men,’ ” Yang said. “And then the counselor would go through the circular reasoning thing of, ‘Well, weren’t you feeling uncomfortable a little bit when saw that boy you liked?’ And I was like, ‘Not really.’ He goes, ‘How did your chest feel?’ And I was like, ‘Maybe I was slouching a little bit.’ And he goes, ‘See? That all stems from shame.’ It was just crazy. Explain the gay away with pseudoscience.”

After he finished the therapy, Yang’s father allowed him to attend New York University, where the comedian says he went through a “second coming out.”

“I spent freshman year trying straightness on for size and failing miserably,” he told the Times. “I sort of tricked myself into having a crush on a girl but it was just kind of a weird, weird, weird pit stop. Then I would look at a boy and be like, ‘Oh, I want to talk t

Read more: https://people.com/tv/snl-bowen-yang-gay-conversion-therapy/