Joy-Anna Duggar Isn’t Sure Baby No. 4 Will Be Her Last
Joy-Anna Duggar is expecting her fourth child, but she is not treating that milestone like an automatic grand finale. During the September 9 episode of the Call Your Sister podcast, Duggar told her sister Jinger that she is trying to savor the pregnancy while acknowledging that it has felt faster and harder this time. “I don’t know how many more times I’m going to do this,” she said, according to Us Weekly.
That is not quite a declaration that the Duggar-Forsyth family is closing up shop. It is more revealingly undecided: Duggar, 28, appears to be weighing the physical and emotional demands of another pregnancy rather than announcing a firm limit. She and husband Austin Forsyth, 32, shared earlier this month that they are expecting again.
The couple already have three children: sons Gideon and Gunner, 8 and 3, and daughter Evelyn, 5. Duggar has also spoken about losing a daughter, Annabell, in a 2019 miscarriage, a deeply personal part of her family history that gives extra context to her comments about pregnancy.
There is also a family-expectation layer here. Duggar said she initially felt pressure to have a large family like the one she grew up in; her parents, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, are famously the parents of 19 children. That makes her uncertainty less like casual baby-count chatter and more like a boundary-setting conversation about what she and Forsyth actually want.
For now, the only solid headline is that baby No. 4 is on the way. Whether this pregnancy becomes the couple’s last remains open, and Duggar’s answer is notable precisely because she did not force a tidy, camera-ready conclusion. Sometimes “I don’t know” is the most honest family-planning update available.
Teyana Taylor and Thom Browne Explain Their Unusual Bond
Teyana Taylor and Thom Browne are not presenting themselves as a standard celebrity-and-designer pairing. In the interview accompanying Taylor’s WWD Weekend September cover, the actress and the New York fashion visionary describe a connection built on shared instincts, even when their public personalities seem miles apart.
Page Six reports that Browne calls the two “weirdly similar,” while Taylor casts herself as his more outgoing counterpart. Her explanation goes beyond clothes: she says she has to value the person and imagination behind the work before she can truly embrace the design. That makes the partnership read less like red-carpet styling and more like genuine creative loyalty.
The cover image gives that bond an appropriately surreal backdrop. Taylor appears in a black-and-white beaded coat dress with sleeves so long they nearly reach the floor, while Browne sits beside her in one of his signature short suits. The visual contrast is pure Browne: disciplined tailoring, theatrical proportions and just enough absurdity to make the whole thing memorable.
This collaboration also has receipts. Taylor has worn Browne’s designs at major appearances including the 2023 Met Gala and this year’s SAG Actor Awards. For the latter, she chose a trompe-l’oeil “naked” dress assembled from 160 pattern pieces, with a sparkling skirt covered in hundreds of thousands of sequins and beads. She has also taken a front-row seat at several of Browne’s shows, including one that reportedly left her in tears.
The interesting part is not a secret romance hiding beneath the couture. It is the unusually personal language surrounding a professional alliance that has lasted for years. Taylor is treating Browne’s clothes as an extension of his personality, while Browne seems to recognize a fellow eccentric who can carry his most theatrical ideas into the spotlight. That is a much stronger fashion story than another celebrity simply naming a favorite label.
Carly Rae Jepsen Explains Her Split From Scooter Braun
Carly Rae Jepsen is no longer working with Scooter Braun, but the split apparently does not come with a side of pop-star warfare. E! News reports that Jepsen addressed the end of their professional relationship, while related coverage from Just Jared presents the parting as notably low-drama.
The available reporting describes Braun as Jepsen’s longtime manager and says the singer does not have bad blood with the music executive. Jepsen also reportedly did not view ending the arrangement as particularly outrageous, which is a decidedly calmer assessment than the usual celebrity-management breakup narrative.
That distinction matters. A management change can be a straightforward business decision rather than evidence of a feud, betrayal or career crisis—and the supplied coverage does not support those more explosive interpretations. It also does not provide a detailed account of the specific reason for the change, so anyone promising a full behind-the-scenes exposé is getting ahead of the facts.
For now, the cleanest read is that Jepsen and Braun have gone their separate professional ways without publicly turning the split into a spectacle. With E! News and Just Jared both carrying the development, the departure itself is well supported; the drama is mostly being supplied by the celebrity-breakup template, not by the details currently available.