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‘Squatters’ host Flash Shelton slams broken system that hands intruders the keys to your home

He thought it would be a simple call to law enforcement.
Instead, when intruders took over his late father’s home in 2019, “Squatters” host Flash Shelton says he was told there was nothing deputies could do.
The moment flipped everything he thought he knew about property rights, the reality TV star told Fox News Digital.
Shelton, who had moved his mother into his own home while the family was grieving, had an instinct to protect his family.
Shelton explained that what would shock most Americans isn’t just that squatters can occupy homes, but also how the law treats them once they’re inside.
“All of the rights, not just some of the rights, but all of the rights fall to the squatter,” he said.
Shelton added that many homeowners would be surprised to hear “that a squatter just has to create reasonable doubt to be given full rights as a tenant.
There isn’t a system in place that says that you have to have a lease, or you have to be able to show rent payments to be a tenant. That if you have possession you have rights.”
In his experience, homeowners don’t stand a chance.
“Squatters figure out different ways to take properties, and they know what to say,” Shelton noted. “The whole system is wrong.”
Shelton claimed some squatters even secure leases with false promises of paying rent. Once that lease is in place, he explained, they are treated as full tenants.
“Every single other contract would be null and void if you enter it, and you sign it under fraudulent means,” he explained.
“Originally, the system was designed because they were looking at homeowners as being rich, and they were looking at tenants as being poor,” Shelton said. “So they created a system to level those terms. But what they forgot is the fact that homeowners are not all rich and just because you own a mortgage, doesn’t mean that you have money. It is unfavorably unbalanced right now and it is failing homeowners.”
And when it comes to lawmakers who defend the system?
“I think they need to understand and try to relate to somebody that doesn’t have the money to go through these situations and understand that some of these people are losing homes over this because they can’t afford to fight.”
Shelton carved out a niche in the digital space as an anti-squatter activist turned content creator, gaining widespread attention for his viral “Squatter Hunter” videos. His popularity led to the creation of the A&E show “Squatters.” He used social media to shed a light on this homeowner issue by uploading viral TikTok confrontations with alleged squatters, YouTube long-form breakdowns of property disputes and collaborations with homeowners documenting eviction standoffs.
His latest venture, “Squatters,” focuses on him and his team as they help homeowners across the country.
While some critics have labeled Shelton’s tactics aggressive, he insists he operates within the law. When he first worked to get his parents’ home back, Shelton figured out a way to mirror the same legal framework he says squatters exploit.
“I had to take it into my own hands and figure it out, and I learned everything about squatters,” Shelton said. “I figured out that if they could take the house, I could take the house, and I was gonna go take my house back.”
Shelton recalled accusing him of being a vigilante as he took matters into his own hands.
“I do a lot to make sure that I am working within the guidelines of law,” he emphasized to Fox News Digital. “Not only to protect myself, but also to protect the homeowners.”
He added, “I am taking the laws and, in a way I’m doing similar to what like – squatters are taking a law that allows them to do something, and they are taking a home.”
“I am doing things in a legal way to take the home back, and I’m not going in with firearms in any way,” Shelton explained. “I am not putting myself or my team in harm. We are doing a lot of research to make sure that everyone is going to be safe … not everyone is going to agree with what I do. But how I defend what I do is preparation research and I do everything that I can to make sure that it’s safe and legal.”
With the premiere of “Squatters” on May 12, Shelton said his goal is to raise awareness and help families across America who can’t afford to fight.
“The thing that I’m most excited about the show is that it gives me an opportunity to bring even more awareness and most importantly, help more families across America,” he said. “Because I was bringing awareness prior to the show, but I think this just helps me take it to another level and a whole new audience. And it enables me to help more families.”
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How to watch ‘DWTS’ Season 35 cast announcement live for free
It’s that time of year again.
The Season 35 premiere of “Dancing with the Stars” is two weeks away and this morning, the entire cast and their pro partners will be announced live on “Good Morning America.”
Yesterday, the show confirmed that all three judges — Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough — and hosts Julianne Hough and Alfonso Ribiero will return for Season 35 as well.
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Though speculation has been ramping up ahead of the reveal, four stars have been officially confirmed to join Season 35: “Traitors” alum Maura Higgins, “Summer House” star Ciara Miller, Jackson Olson from the Savannah Bananas and “Jimmy Kimmel Live” sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez.
Page Six also confirmed that “Save the Last Dance” and “10 Things I Hate About You” star Julia Stiles is set to compete.

The show has not announced its full roster of professional dancers for Season 35 yet, but Season 34 champ Witney Carson has been confirmed to compete as Rodriguez’s partner, and the show also announced the return of pro Sharna Burgess after a five-year hiatus. Adele Zaikman will also debut as a pro after winning “The Next Pro.”
When is the ‘Dancing with the Stars’ 2026 cast reveal?
The cast of “Dancing with the Stars” Season 34 will be revealed on today’s (Sept. 3) episode of “Good Morning America.” The morning talk show begins at 7 a.m. ET, but a specific time for the announcement has not been revealed.
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“Dancing with the Stars” returns to ABC and Disney+ on Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 8 p.m. ET.
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Melissa Gorga calls this Anua cream her ‘home Botox secret’
No need to be in envy of Melissa Gorga’s skin care drawer.
The 47-year-old “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star took to Instagram last week to reveal her “holy grail home botox secret”: Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid 100 Moisturizing Cream, which is currently under $25 at Amazon’s Labor Day sale.
“They asked for my botox routine. I showed them this,” the star wrote in the sponsored clip, while applying small dots of the K-beauty formula to her face, neck and décolletage.

While it doesn’t involve any actual Botox or needles, the product contains PDRN — a buzzy ingredient derived from salmon sperm — hyaluronic acid and collagen. The combination is designed to boost radiance and provide long-lasting hydration.
Gorga shared some with her 21-year-old daughter Antonia, who posted her own TikTok with the brand earlier this summer.
“Look at this glowing glass skin, I learned this from my mom’s home Botox secret,” the eldest Gorga daughter said, revealing her mom already “stocked up on two more” bottles of the cream.
“You guys know my mom is super picky with skin care, so I knew this was the real deal,” she added. (Melissa also kept the praise coming in the cute clip, declaring the formula “literally a game-changer.”)

They’re not the only ones buying in bulk, as Amazon’s sold over 90,000 bottles (!) in the last month alone.
It’s been a big year for Anua, as the brand recently announced Kendall Jenner as its first-ever global brand ambassador. Now, it seems it’s making its way into another famous family’s routine.
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Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s dog makes fashion debut alongside tight end in Tommy Hilfiger campaign

Tommy Hilfiger is for the dogs.
Travis Kelce stars in a new ad campaign for the American fashion brand — and so does his pooch.
The white Samoyed appears in a pic with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, both kicking their paws up on a striped lounger at The Plaza Hotel.
For his part, Kelce, 36, models a navy peacoat and white turtleneck in the pic, smizing for the camera as the fluffy pup sits on his leg.
In a video for the campaign, man and his best friend get cozy on the couch, with Kelce in a Hilfiger sweatshirt.
Rumors swirled that Kelce and wife Taylor Swift had become dog parents when images from their July 3 Madison Square Garden wedding were leaked, with one appearing to feature a white canine.
Shortly after, the “New Heights” podcast host was seen with the pampered dog disembarking from a plane in Florida.
The couple have yet to publicly address the new addition to their furry family — though it’s clearly entering the spotlight as a model. It’s not yet known whether the hound is a boy or a girl, nor what it’s named.
When not posing with the pooch, Kelce looks like top dog, strutting around the iconic locale in a varsity jacket, trench coat and more. He also holds a football in Central Park, modeling a casual-cool flannel and chore jacket. In behind-the-scenes pics, he’s joined by Swift BFF Gigi Hadid as well as Carmelo Anthony, Jisoo and more Hilfiger ambassadors.
Kelce himself was announced as the new face of the brand in March, a partnership that will last through his 2026-2027 football season, and was spotted shooting the spot in April.
He’s set to appear in “a series of campaigns shaped by relentless optimism, endless curiosity and a belief in dreaming big” this fall — with the new “Only In New York”-themed pics serving as the first — and will design his own capsule collection that “reimagines elevated Tommy icons” next spring, the company said at the time.
The new campaign was shot at the iconic NYC hotel, which Hilfiger once called home for more than a decade.
“I’ve always loved sharing the places that have inspired me, and The Plaza is certainly one of them. What was fun about this campaign was watching Travis make the experience completely his own,” the designer said in a press release.
“He brings incredible confidence, warmth and charisma, and seeing him experience New York through his own perspective brought fresh energy to the story.”
Hilfiger continued, “Travis represents a new generation of American icons. He has this amazing cross-
generational appeal that attracts people of all ages – from the kids who see him as an icon on the field, to older generations who find him relatable and charismatic.
People connect with him because he feels real. That confidence, optimism and authenticity reflect everything we’ve always stood for as a brand.”
And Kelce’s next Hilfiger event? The brand’s Sept 10. fashion show staged at The Plaza Hotel.
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