An emotional Megan Thee Stallion was moved to tears as she disclosed that her relationship with Klay Thompson ended amid rumors of infidelity.

In a video circulating online, the “Savage” artist was seen dabbing away tears while receiving a standing ovation from fans after concluding her role as Zidler in “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” on Saturday night.

Amidst the applause, a fan shouted, “We love you!” prompting the Grammy-winning rapper—whose real name is Megan Pete—to briefly turn away from the crowd in an effort to regain her composure.

The video sparked a wave of encouragement and solidarity for Megan.

“The way you continue to shine despite everything is why you are who you are. You’ve got a little sister cheering for you always. I love you, sister,” commented WNBA star Angel Reese.

“Just a girl carrying the weight of the world. We love you Meg even on your darkest of days, don’t you ever forget it!” added rapper Monaleo.

Megan’s Broadway show came hours after she publicly blasted Thompson for allegedly cheating on her.

“Cheating, had me around your whole family playing house… got ‘cold feet,’” she wrote on her Instagram Stories Saturday.

“Holding you down through all your HORRIBLE mood swings and treatment towards me during your basketball season. Now you don’t know if you can be ‘monogamous’????” Megan, 31, added.

“Bitch I need a REAL break after this one.. bye y’all.”

In a statement to Page Six, the “Hot Girl Summer” emcee said she “made the decision to end [her] relationship with Klay.”

She added: “Trust, fidelity and respect are non-negotiable for me in a relationship, and when those values are compromised, there’s no real path forward. I’m taking this time to prioritize myself and move ahead with peace and clarity.”

Thompson, 36, has not publicly responded to the allegations.

Last July, TMZ reported that Megan and Thompson were dating after several eagle-eyed fans spotted the Dallas Mavericks player in the back of one of her photos.

That same month, the couple made their red carpet debut at Megan’s inaugural Pete & Thomas Foundation Gala in NYC.

In an exclusive interview with Page Six, the “WAP” emcee gushed over her new beau, saying she had “never dated somebody so kind.”

“This is my first relationship where I’ve ever been with somebody who’s genuinely a nice person, and he makes me genuinely happy,” she told us.

“I just never dated somebody like him before and I’m just grateful that he’s here by my side and he feels the same way about me.”

In October 2025, the four-time NBA champion and Megan made a major move in their relationship by purchasing a home together.

A family in Wisconsin is grappling with shock after a judge overturned the conviction of a man once deemed guilty in the long-unsolved case of a mother’s execution-style murder.

Miguel Cruz had been sentenced to life imprisonment in 2021 for the murder of 39-year-old Juanita Zdroik in Racine County back in 2000.

The tragic incident unfolded on February 7, 2000, when the mother of three was abducted and taken to a remote highway, where she was executed after witnessing a double murder in Milwaukee.

Despite an intense investigation to identify her murderer, the case went cold until Cruz was apprehended in 2017 as a suspect.

Juanita Zdroik is captured in a photo alongside two of her children. (Zach Zdroik)

“One day I got a call while at work, and they said they caught my mother’s murderer,” Zach Zdroik, Juanita’s son who was 13 years old at the time of her death, told Fox News Digital. 

“I felt extreme relief that the man responsible for my mother’s murder, and ultimately for a lifetime of pain for my sister and I, is finally where he belongs,” Zdroik added. “It was very fulfilling for us.”

Miguel Cruz was sentenced to life in prison in 2021 for the 2000 killing of Juanita Zdroik in Racine County, Wis. (Racine County Sheriff’s Office)

However, after filing an appeal surrounding the credibility of DNA and a broader investigation into the members of the sheriff’s office’s conduct, Cruz was granted a new trial earlier this week. 

“It was obviously heartbreaking, knowing that we have to deal with this again,” Zdroik said. “We’ve been very understanding throughout this entire process that has been years with the county and the legal system, so the fact that we saw the system itself fail us as a family was pretty disheartening.”

Despite Cruz ultimately winning his chance at appeal, the charges against him have not been dismissed – setting the stage for a second trial or, according to Zdroik, a potential plea deal. 

Juanita Zdroik poses for a photo with her son, Zach. Zach was 13 years old when his mother was killed in Racine County, Wis., on Feb. 7, 2000. (Racine County Sheriff’s Office)

“Our voice doesn’t matter to the county or state at this point,” Zdroik told Fox News Digital. “Like, what are we doing here? A man that was proven to be there, multiple eyewitnesses saw him there and they testified against him, now that that is no good due to a corrupt history. But he’s gonna get off now and live a life that my mother wasn’t able to live. I mean, does that seem fair?”

Zdroik added that officials have told him Cruz’s possible plea deal could result in a 10-year prison sentence, which holds the potential of Cruz being released after just six months behind bars. 

Juanita Zdroik was murdered in an execution-style shooting after witnessing a double homicide in Racine County, Wis., on Feb. 7, 2000. (Courtesy of Zach Zdroik)

“Who knows what is possible, I mean, I know this murder took place years ago,” Zdroik said. “I don’t know if he’s done anything else in between now and then that he was arrested for, or even not arrested for, to get away with murder, so who knows.”

However, no plea deal has been officially offered or agreed upon, according to Zdroik. 

The ordeal has been especially taxing on Zdroik and his family, including his two sisters and children.

“[My mom] was the one person in this world that I knew always loved me,” Zdroik told Fox News Digital. “I’ve never had that love ever in my life, and I don’t think I’ll ever have it again. My mother was my world.” 

“We’ve all had to struggle,” Zdroik added. “And live our lives in darkness and sadness because of this.”

The Racine County Sheriff’s Office, Racine County District Attorney’s Office and Cruz’s attorney did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

Cheryl Hines recounted the terrifying incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner when a gunman suddenly began shooting. Security quickly responded by helping her over chairs to evacuate the ballroom.

Saturday evening saw journalists and key figures from the Trump administration gather for the annual event, which celebrates the First Amendment and the role of journalism in America.

The dinner was abruptly interrupted as gunshots shattered the evening, prompting security personnel to swiftly move to protect and evacuate the nation’s top officials.

Hines attended the event with her husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who served as the Health and Human Services Secretary under President Trump.

Once safely home, Hines, still dressed in her evening attire, recorded a video message to share with her followers, reflecting on the experience: “That was a crazy moment in time.”

‘So we were there, and we heard shots, everybody got under the tables, nobody knew what was going on, and then Bobby’s security detail surrounded us,’ she continued.

‘They had to lift me over chairs, because I’m in heels, and a gown. They took us through all of the back ways, and we got in the car and left.’

In a second update, Hines said she and her husband were okay and were home watching the news. 

Hines shared a video update after the harrowing event, revealing that security teams lifted her over chairs after shots rang out 

Cheryl Hines was swiftly escorted out of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday night after shots were fired 

Hines was in attendance with her husband, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. The two are pictured above before the dinner 

Photos of the chaos depicted Hines and Kennedy ducking for cover and rushing out of the ballroom, accompanied by a massive security detail. 

Videos inside the dinner also revealed Vice President JD Vance was hoisted out of his chair by the Secret Service, while President Trump was covered in place before being dramatically escorted off the stage. 

The suspect was later identified as Cole Thomas Allen, 31, a teacher from Torrance, California. 

Trump later shared chilling security footage of the event, which depicted the shooter storming past security with a gun in hand. Multiple armed guards rushed towards Allen before exchanging gunfire. 

One officer was struck in his bulletproof vest and is expected to recover. Everyone else was unharmed. Authorities said that Allen had been armed with a handgun and multiple knives.  

Guests were seen in chaotic images ducking under tables, reaching for their phones and being pushed by Secret Service agents out of the ballroom. 

Hines called the incident a ‘crazy moment in time,’ but assured her followers that she and her husband were okay. The two are pictured with security detail at the dinner above 

Harrowing images revealed security teams rushing to escort top administration officials out of the hotel. Hines and Kennedy are pictured leaving the venue above 

Hines said in her video message that she saw guests hiding under tables in confusion. Kennedy is pictured above with his security detail 

Footage shared by CBS News’ Tony Dokoupil revealed Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller shielding his pregnant wife, Katie Miller, as agents escorted them outside. 

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth was also seen ordering his table to leave the ballroom as chants of ‘God Bless America’ and ‘USA’ were heard in the background. 

The event attempted to resume, but the dinner was canceled for the evening, and guests departed the venue. 

Meanwhile, cops swarmed Allen’s parents’ $877,000 home shortly after he was arrested.

Officials said Allen had no prior criminal record and was not previously known to law enforcement in Washington DC.

Photographs circulating online show him smiling alongside family members at graduations and gatherings.

His social media details indicate he is highly educated and academically accomplished.

Authorities confirmed the suspect’s name is Cole Thomas Allen, 31, a teacher from Torrance, California, pictured above 

Allen was tackled to the ground and handcuffed by authorities after storming security, pictured above

On LinkedIn, he describes himself as: ‘A mechanical engineer and computer scientist by degree, independent game developer by experience, teacher by birth.’

Allen earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the California Institute of Technology and later a Master of Science in Computer Science from a California State University.

During his time at Caltech, Allen listed his involvement in the Caltech Christian Fellowship and the Caltech Nerf Club.

More recently, Allen had been working in education. In December 2024, he was named Teacher of the Month at C2 Education, a recognition typically reserved for standout instructors.

Allen has been charged with two counts of using a firearm during a crime of violence and assault on a federal officer using a dangerous weapon. He is expected to be arraigned in federal court on Monday.

If convicted, Allen could face 20 years in jail for the assault, while the weapons charges come with a minimum of ten years, with a possibility of life behind bars.

In light of recent challenges faced by their high-profile offense, some of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ leading players decided to lighten the mood on Saturday afternoon.

Freddie Freeman, encountering Shohei Ohtani in the Dodger Stadium parking lot as both arrived at the venue, humorously addressed their shared batting woes. “Can we please get some hits today?” Freeman quipped to Ohtani, both of whom had been struggling at the plate.

Meanwhile, Kyle Tucker, also experiencing a sluggish start this season, made a playful entrance into the training room just before the game. With a hint of sarcasm, he questioned his teammates with, “Do you have hits? Do you have hits?”

By the end of the night, the answer to Tucker’s jest was a triumphant yes, as the Dodgers’ bats finally came alive.

In an impressive 12-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs, the Dodgers rediscovered their offensive prowess. They amassed 14 hits, excelled with runners in scoring position by going 7-for-18, and staged their most significant rally of the season with a six-run fourth inning, followed by four more runs in the sixth to secure the game.

“I think we made a statement,” catcher Dalton Rushing said. “Now we just gotta carry it over into tomorrow.”

To do that consistently, however, the Dodgers still need their best bats to heat up.

And even in the wake of Saturday’s outburst, questions are lingering around their biggest stars.

That’s not to say Saturday didn’t yield some improvements from the likes of Ohtani, Freeman and Tucker among others. All of them had a hit. Ohtani, who also drew two walks, reached base three times. And each made contributions to at least one of their big offensive innings.

On the whole, though, there is more to be desired from each amid somewhat sluggish opening-month performances. After all, at some point, they are the ones who will have to spearhead the offense long-term.

It starts with Ohtani, who showed more patience on Saturday but is still lacking for power of late. 

Despite snapping a 0-for-12 skid with an opposite-field single in the first inning –– only his fourth hit the other way in a season he has fallen victim to too many pulled balls –– he finished the day just 1-for-3, leaving him batting .240 on the year and .130 in his last six games.

“It’ll balance itself out,” Roberts said pregame. “But yeah, he’s going through it right now.”

At the very least, Ohtani avoided a strikeout on Saturday, something he had done nine times previously this week. Yet, his last home run was now 56 plate appearances ago, his longest drought as a Dodger and the sixth-longest of his career.

“Obviously, we know the talent,” Roberts said. “So he certainly deserves more leash and more opportunity than essentially anyone.”

The same applies to Freeman, who started the campaign with a string of unlucky results but has settled into a more traditional slump lately.

Though he produced a key hit Saturday, smacking a trademark opposite-field line drive for an RBI single in the fourth, he didn’t reach safely again on the night, leaving him 4-for-19 in the last five games. His .280 batting average is still third-best among the team’s qualified hitters. But he’s in his own slugging drought this week, having gone five games without an extra-base hit.

Then there’s Tucker, who remains the most glaring issue in the Dodgers’ lineup. 

Like Freeman, he contributed to Saturday’s win with a leadoff double in the sixth-inning rally. However, he also finished the day 1-for-5. And unlike Freeman, he doesn’t have strong overall numbers this year to fall back on, ranking last among the club’s regulars with both a .235 average and .682 OPS.

The two hits he collected in his first game as the team’s clean-up hitter earlier this week, it turns out, have not ignited a larger turnaround yet.

The good news: The Dodgers are still leading the majors as a team in most offensive categories. They have been buoyed by scorching starts from other impact performers like Max Muncy (who hit his ninth home run Saturday, and is leading the National League with a 1.027 OPS) and Andy Pages (who broke out of his own 3-for-25 slide with two hits and three RBIs in the win, bumping his average back up to an NL-best .337). And on any given night, they remain capable of all-around displays such as Saturday’s.

“A hallmark for our club is (creating) stress,” Roberts said. “Continuing to put pressure on the opposing pitchers.”

Still, until their biggest stars find top form –– including the injured Mookie Betts, who is a couple weeks away from returning from an oblique strain, and Teoscar Hernández, who had two knocks Saturday after a 13 at-bat hitless streak –– their offense might not consistently find that top gear.

On Saturday, that group at least got some hits again. But the search for more continues to drag on.

A mass shooting near Indiana University left nine people injured early Sunday morning, authorities reported.

Police were dispatched following reports of gunfire at a post-event celebration connected to the “Little 500” college cycling race. The incident occurred shortly before 12:30 a.m. Upon arrival, officers discovered several individuals with gunshot wounds. According to WHTR, nine victims were transported to nearby hospitals, with six requiring ambulance services.

Details concerning the severity of the injuries sustained by the victims have not yet been disclosed by officials.

Eyewitnesses indicated that the shooting erupted from a confrontation between two women attending the event.

In the wake of the shooting on Kirkwood Avenue, police officers are actively investigating the scene. The incident took place in the early hours of Sunday morning in Bloomington, Indiana. (Photo by Jeremy Hogan/Getty Images)

“Two women fighting … I didn’t think too much of it,” a witness told WHTR. “I figured the police would get to it. But then I saw a girl reach toward her pants leg and start firing. By then, I was already running the other way.”

The Bloomington Police Department has yet to make any arrests in the case.

A Shreveport police vehicle blocks off a residential street as officers respond to a shooting that unfolded across multiple homes and ended with the suspect killed after a chase. (Credit: KSLA)

The incident comes just a week after police identified Shamar Elkins as the suspect in a domestic violence rampage that left eight children dead and two women shot in Louisiana last week.

Shreveport Police Department Corporal Christopher Bordelon released Elkins’ identity while speaking with reporters near the crime scene Sunday evening, calling the mass shooting a “heinous crime.”

Along with the children, Elkins is accused of shooting the mother of his children, who is expected to survive, as well as another woman who is suffering from life-threatening injuries. A teenage victim also sustained injuries considered non-life-threatening.

According to investigators, the suspect first shot a woman on Harrison Street before traveling to a residence on West 79th Street, where the murders happened.

Shreveport Police Department spokesperson Chris Bordelon speaks to the media near one of the scenes following a domestic violence shooting that left multiple victims across several locations. (Credit: KSLA)

After fleeing, he allegedly carjacked a man at gunpoint near Linwood Avenue and West 79th Street before officers located the vehicle and initiated a pursuit.

The chase continued into Bossier Parish, where officers confronted the suspect and opened fire, killing him at the scene. Authorities said no officers were injured.