Isla Fisher Shares the Dating Habit That Kills Interest
Isla Fisher is apparently not asking for nine chances. In an update reported by E! News, the Now You See Me actress revealed the “dating ick” that makes her lose interest, framing her preference around a man not getting endless opportunities to mess up.
The wording is deliberately cheeky, but the takeaway is fairly clear: Fisher is describing a low tolerance for repeated missteps rather than unveiling a new romance. E! News does not identify a current partner in the supplied report, and there is no confirmed relationship attached to the comment.
The timing gives the remark its extra bite. Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen announced their split more than two years ago, making any discussion of her dating standards an obvious point of interest without turning it into proof that she is actively seeing someone. A post-breakup preference is still just a preference—celebrity gossip’s favorite distinction to ignore.
What makes this more than a generic “I know what I want” quote is the specificity of the rule. Fisher’s alleged ick is not presented as a sweeping attack on dating or men; it is a boundary about how much repeated behavior she is willing to tolerate. That gives the comment a little more personality than the usual polished celebrity answer.
For now, the verified piece is that E! News reported Fisher discussing this dating turnoff. The supplied story cluster contains no second independent source and no evidence of a new relationship, so the fun is in the standard—not in a mystery man waiting offstage.
Miley Cyrus Unveils the Official “Bass Persuades” Video
Miley Cyrus has released the official music video for “Bass Persuades,” giving fans a new visual destination straight from the artist’s verified YouTube presence.
The listing is clear and easy to verify: “MILEY – Bass Persuades (Official Video)” appears on the official MILEY channel. That confirms the artist, track title and format without asking viewers to decode a repost, fan upload or alternate edit.
With the official video embedded here, the player is the centerpiece. Press play to experience the release directly, then use the title and channel details as a quick authenticity check. Since the supplied release information does not describe scenes, cameos or a storyline, this page keeps the focus where it belongs: on watching Miley’s “Bass Persuades” video itself.
For fans searching by song name, the official YouTube link makes this a direct route to the newly released visual.
Maura Higgins’ DWTS Trust Came Without a Birkin
Maura Higgins apparently did not need a designer handbag to believe in her Dancing With the Stars partner. According to E! News, the trust between Higgins and pro dancer Mark Ballas developed through the show’s built-in partnership—not through the kind of grand gesture that arrives in a luxury shopping bag.
That distinction is the real hook. DWTS puts celebrity contestants and their professional partners into an unusually intense routine of rehearsals, performance pressure and constant coordination. In Higgins’ case, E! News presents that structure as a fresh contrast after her experience with Rob Rausch on The Traitors, with Ballas earning confidence through the work itself.
There is an important limit to the headline drama, though: the supplied E! excerpt does not spell out exactly what Rausch did to “burn” Higgins. That phrase comes from the framing of the E! coverage, not from a detailed allegation provided here. So this is better understood as a story about rebuilding trust than a fresh accounting of a specific betrayal.
The Ballas-Higgins dynamic also appears to be professional first. Related coverage from Us Weekly reported that Higgins believed there was “no time” for romance while competing on DWTS, which gives the partnership a useful bit of context: the show’s demanding schedule leaves plenty of room for intimacy in the rehearsal sense, but not necessarily for a new celebrity love story.
That makes the Birkin detail more than a throwaway joke. It sets up the difference between a flashy apology and the slower, less photogenic process of showing up, learning the choreography and proving reliable. For a reality-TV storyline, that is a refreshingly grounded kind of chemistry—especially when the previous relationship details remain more teased than explained.