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Minnie Driver reflects on not marrying ex-fiancé Josh Brolin as ‘the biggest mistake of my life’

Minnie Driver, the talented actress known for her role in “Good Will Hunting,” recently opened up about her past relationship with ex-fiancé Josh Brolin. Reflecting on their failed engagement, Driver admitted that marrying Brolin would have been “the biggest mistake of my life.”
The pair first met on the set of the 2000 film “Slow Burn,” where they quickly fell for each other. Brolin proposed to Driver the following year, but their engagement was short-lived as they called it off less than 6 months later in October 2001.
Despite never walking down the aisle together, Driver expressed relief at not having gone through with the wedding. She told The Sunday Times in a recent interview that her exes, including Brolin, were “not the right men to be married to.”
In contrast to her failed relationship with Brolin, both Driver and Brolin have moved on in their personal lives. Brolin went on to marry Kathryn Boyd in 2016, while Driver found love with writer and director Addison O’Dea in 2019.
Driver described her current partner as someone who, despite not wanting to get married, embodies all the qualities she values in a committed relationship. She expressed contentment with her current situation, highlighting the importance of being with someone who is devoted and loving.
Reflecting on her parents’ relationship, Driver shared that her father’s infidelities shaped her own views on marriage. She acknowledged that her past choices in partners were influenced by her desire to be married, leading to relationships with men who were not suitable for a lasting commitment.
Prior to her engagement to Brolin, Driver was linked romantically to actor Matt Damon. Following their breakup, Driver witnessed Damon win an Oscar in 1998, which prompted her to reflect on her past relationship with him and offer advice to her younger self.
In a candid moment, Driver revealed that seeing Damon and his new girlfriend, Winona Ryder, win the Oscar for “Good Will Hunting” left her feeling devastated and heartbroken. She emphasized the importance of self-love and assurance to her younger self, reassuring her that life has much more to offer.
Driver’s journey through failed relationships and heartbreaks has taught her valuable lessons about self-worth and the importance of choosing the right partner. Despite the challenges she has faced in love, Driver remains optimistic about the future and grateful for the growth she has experienced.
As she continues to focus on her career and personal growth, Driver’s story serves as a reminder that true happiness comes from within and that finding the right partner is worth the wait.
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Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel marry in star-studded LA wedding at Madonna’s former estate

Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel are married.
The 1975 frontman, 37, and the model, 28, tied the knot Saturday in a star-studded ceremony at Castillo del Lago — Madonna’s former estate in Los Angeles — according to Just Jared.
Healy wore a black tuxedo while Bechtel stunned in a white wedding gown for the ceremony at the Spanish Colonial Revival mansion in the Hollywood Hills.
Guests included Charli xcx and her husband, George Daniel — Healy’s bandmate in The 1975 — as well as Anastasia Karanikolaou, Fai Khadra, Alex Consani, Devon Lee Carlson and her fiancé, Duke Nicholson, Sydney Lynn Carlson, Tyrell Hampton, Alex O’Connor and Quenlin Blackwell, the outlet reported.
Prior to tying the knot with the model, the 1975 frontman apparently performed at a bachelor party with a tribute band dedicated to his own band.
Footage circulating on social media showed the singer performing with the 9075 at his bachelor bash in Malibu — in one clip, Healy performed “The Sound” with the tribute band.
Last month, Bechtel kicked off her bachelorette party, wearing a chic vintage Chanel ensemble while catching a flight to Las Vegas.
Healy and Bechtel began dating in September 2023, with Healy’s mom, Denise Welch, confirming their engagement in June 2024, saying at the time that she “couldn’t be more thrilled” for them.
The news of their nuptials comes shortly after Healy’s ex, Taylor Swift, tied the knot with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce on July 3.
The pair staged a multi million-dollar extravaganza at Madison Square Garden, exchanging vows before a star-studded audience.
Liam Hemsworth notably attended the high-profile New York City nuptials with Healy’s ex, Gabriella Brooks, who is now the “Hunger Games” star’s fiancée.
Swift and Healy dated for a handful of weeks following her breakup from actor Joe Alwyn in April 2023.
A source alleged to the Sun in May 2023 that the duo was in the “super-early” stages of dating but were already “madly in love” with each other.
“Both Matty and Taylor have been touring over the past few weeks, so it’s been a lot of FaceTiming and texting, but she cannot wait to see him again,” an insider claimed, adding that Healy hoped to attend the “Cruel Summer” hitmaker’s Eras Tour stop in Nashville.
They added that the pair wanted “to ‘own’ this romance, and not hide it away.”
The musicians had previously sparked dating speculation in 2014 after they were seen sporting one another’s merch.
Healy divulged at the time that they’d “exchanged numbers” but claimed the brief romance was “all fake” and a “farce” during an interview with Australia’s 2DayFM show “Shazam Top 20 with Angus and Ash.”
“We met each other, we exchanged numbers in the same way that a lot of people in this kind of world do and we spoke occasionally and then she’s the biggest pop star in the world,” he said during the January 2015 interview.
“I’m in Australia, there’s no relationship or anything happening, it’s funny how people really really buy into that.”
One month after news of their brief relationship broke, TMZ reported that they’d already parted ways.
Swift and Kelce subsequently went public with their relationship in September of 2023, and became engaged in August of 2025 after two years of dating.
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‘Today’ show intruder spotted on live TV before storming studio

The crazed man who stormed the “Today” show set on Thursday was seen in the background of one of the show’s segments minutes before the incident.
A man who closely resembles Andrew Truelove could be seen pacing and smoking outside the studio at Rockefeller Center as Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin reported on a great white shark that may be heading toward Cape Cod, per TMZ.
The video aired at 8:45am, just fifteen minutes before Truelove managed to slip into the studio.
Truelove, 41, who has a rap sheet in New York, including a felony conviction, reportedly followed a staffer who used their ID badge to enter the “employee’s only area” from the lobby, according to the Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Millicent Kastenbaum, who said this during an arraignment on Friday.
He then came face-to-face with Melvin in a stairwell and demanded to know Al Roker’s whereabouts.
During the interaction, Truelove took a few steps toward the host and berated him with a racial slur, according to the criminal complaint and sources.
Truelove was nabbed at the scene and arrested along with another man.
He faces a count of burglary in the third degree as a hate crime and a count of menacing in the third degree as a hate crime.
“I always wanted to call a black famous person the N-word,” Truelove allegedly told Melvin, 47, who then called security, leading to the intruder being detained and arrested.
On Friday, Truelove was also arraigned on hate crime charges, and the judge in the case set bail at $10,000.
He is being held at Rikers Island as of Friday, per court records obtained by The Post.
Truelove faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted, and is due back in court on July 22.
Page Six exlusively reported that the security guard who failed to stop Truelove has been fired.
Both Melvin and Roker were granted protective orders against the crazed stalker, too.
Following the frightening incident, NBC released a statement sharing that the “Today” show is “cooperating fully with law enforcement as they investigate the matter.”
On Friday, Melvin addressed the incident, assuring viewers that he is “safe and sound.”
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Savannah Guthrie flees NYC after ‘Today’ show intruder incident

Savannah Guthrie is skipping town just one day after an intruder lunged at co-anchor Craig Melvin at the “Today” show offices earlier this week.
Guthrie and her husband, Michael Feldman, were photographed Friday preparing to leave the Big Apple at New York City’s LaGuardia Airport.
The anchor, 54, kept a low profile in a beige Celine bucket hat, jeans, sneakers and a black sweater for the outing. At one point, she was seen checking her phone, and in another snapshot, she took a sip from a water bottle.
Guthrie, whose elderly mother Nancy went missing in February, found the security breach the day prior “incredibly triggering,” the Daily Mail reports, despite the fact that it took place shortly after she left the building Thursday morning.
“The timing couldn’t have been more heartbreaking,” a source told the outlet Friday. “How much more can one person take?”
“After everything Savannah has endured with her family, this happened just moments after she walked off the set. It hit everyone hard, but it hit differently for her,” they added.
During the incident, the intruder — later identified as Andrew Truelove — stormed the building looking for Al Roker and instead found Melvin. He allegedly hurled a racial slur during the encounter, calling Melvin the N-word, and is now facing a slew of hate crime charges.
“This couldn’t have come at a worse time for her emotionally after everything she’s been through this year,” a second source told the Daily Mail of Guthrie. “Even though she had just left, just knowing it happened at her workplace is enough to shake anyone.”
Guthrie was preparing to step away for “a few weeks” to film the network’s upcoming Wordle game show, prior to the incident and announced her upcoming hiatus the same morning the intruder sent shockwaves through the “Today” studio.
“Everyone is relieved she’s taking the next few weeks off to film another project,” the source claimed to the outlet. “She’ll get some distance from all of this while everyone back here catches their breath.”
The insider added that “nobody would blame Savannah if she decided she needed more time.”
“She’s been carrying an enormous emotional burden, and this was another shock,” they continued. “The feeling inside the show is that everyone wants her to put herself first.”
Though the outlet reported security at the “Today” show had been “beefed up,” and the building was “tightening every loophole,” sources also told the Daily Mail that “Savannah’s personal protection has also been increased.”
One source told the outlet that, “The whole newsroom is protective of Savannah right now. People are worried less about the show and more about her. They just want her to be okay.”
Page Six exclusively reported Thursday that NBC News fired one of the security guards who allegedly allowed the crazed intruder to get into the “Today” show studios.
Melvin and Roker have also since been granted protective orders against Truelove.
A rep for Guthrie did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment on Friday evening.
The security incident came as the journalist has continued to navigate the disappearance of her 84-year-old mother, Nancy, who disappeared from her Arizona home following a family outing and was reported missing on Feb. 1.
Guthrie has made multiple social media pleas alongside her siblings, Camron and Annie, for information about the case — even offering a $1 million reward.
Though surveillance images from a camera at Nancy’s front door revealed terrifying images of a masked intruder, the case remains unsolved.
Guthrie returned to the “Today” show on April 6 after a hiatus.
“It is good to be home,” she told viewers at the time in her first episode back since her mother’s disappearance. “Ready or not, let’s do the news.”
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