Amanda Kloots Confirms Split From Justin Gimelstob
Amanda Kloots and Justin Gimelstob are no longer a couple. Kloots, 44, confirmed the split to Page Six while attending the 8th Annual Daytime Beauty Awards, saying they are “still very good friends.”
The relationship had been public for roughly a year. Kloots and Gimelstob, 49, made their red-carpet debut in April of last year, after previously describing themselves as being in the “courting phase.” That cautious label now reads less like a tease and more like a reminder that this romance never rushed to the finish line.
For Kloots, the breakup does not appear to have soured her outlook on love. She told Page Six that she still believes in romance and wants it in her life, even as her immediate priorities sit elsewhere. The fitness entrepreneur and former The Talk co-host said she is concentrating on work, herself and raising her 7-year-old son, Elvis.
Kloots shares Elvis with her late husband, Broadway actor Nick Cordero, who died in 2020 after a lengthy battle with COVID-19. In discussing her life now, she characterized motherhood and her current focus as healing, rewarding and fulfilling. That context matters: this is not a breakup story built around a messy accusation or a public feud. Based on Kloots’ own comments to Page Six, it is a relationship ending with the friendship intact while she keeps her personal life deliberately measured.
The clean takeaway is simple: the tennis connection is over, but Kloots is not closing the door on dating. She is choosing work, motherhood and her own well-being for the moment—and, frankly, that is a more compelling update than a manufactured mystery.
Watch Pooh Shiesty’s New Music Video for Reap What You Sow
Pooh Shiesty has released the official music video for Reap What You Sow, giving fans a fresh release to watch straight from the verified YouTube source.
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s Widow Raises Questions Over L.A. Mansion
Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s family drama has moved from emotional territory into real estate, at least according to a claim reported by TMZ. The outlet says Warner’s widow alleges that his mother sold an L.A. mansion amid a broader family dispute.
That is the central accusation—not an independently confirmed sale. The supplied reporting does not establish when the property changed hands, who supposedly bought it, how much it sold for, or whether a court has made any ruling about the home. TMZ frames the situation as part of a legal fight, but the details provided here do not verify the widow’s account beyond the outlet’s report.
There is one important piece of related context: Us Weekly separately reported that Warner’s widow disclosed roughly $700,000 in mortgage debt. That figure may explain why the mansion has become such a charged issue, but it does not, by itself, confirm that Warner’s mother sold the property or establish who had authority over it.
That distinction matters because a financial disclosure and a disputed property claim are two very different kinds of information. One is a reported statement about debt; the other is an allegation about a family member’s conduct. Treating the second as settled fact would overstate what the available coverage supports.
So the story is compelling for a very specific reason: it suggests a family conflict with a valuable home and serious financial pressure at its center, while leaving the biggest question unresolved. For now, the mansion-sale claim belongs in the “reported, not proven” file—not the confirmed-fact folder.