Bringing in the big bucks! Ever since Selling Sunset debuted in 2018, the world was given an inside look at the multi-million dollar homes the Oppenheim Group’s agents sell in Los Angeles. Christine Quinn, Mary Fitzgerald, Davina Potratz, Chrishell Stause, Maya Vander, Amanza Smith and Heather Rae El Moussa (née Young) work as the main agents on the Netflix series, which follows both their personal lives — including Stause’s divorce from Justin Hartley and Quinn’s over-the-top wedding to Christian Richard — and their lavish careers.

Ready to wed! After seven years together, Cody Calafiore and Cristie LaRatta are engaged. The Big Brother season 22 winner, 31, announced on Sunday, October 23, via Instagram that he had proposed to LaRatta, 29, one day earlier at sunset. Calafiore presented the social media influencer with a bouquet of white roses and asolitaire diamond ring perched on a gold band. Several of the New Jersey native’s fellow Big Brother alums offered their congratulations, including Tyler Crispen, Xavier Prather, Tiffany Mitchell, Christmas Abbott and Jessica Graf.

Dont’a Hightower, the accomplished American football player, has made significant strides in the NFL, amassing a notable net worth. Currently estimated at $3 million, Hightower’s financial status showcases the success he has achieved throughout his career. From lucrative contracts to endorsements and strategic investments, Hightower’s earnings have contributed to his impressive wealth and financial growth. Key Takeaways: Dont’a Hightower’s net worth is estimated to be $3 million, reflecting his financial success in the NFL.

If you have ever been told that coconut oil is a healthy alternative to butter or other cooking oils, you have apparently been lied to. The Dietary Fats and Cardiovascular Disease advisory of the American Heart Association recently found that coconut oil not only increases LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol), but also 82 percent of its composition is saturated fats. That’s 19 percent more saturated fats than butter and 32 percent more than pork lard.

The troubles just keep piling up for Katt Williams as of late. After months of bizarre activity, the comedian has now been hit with a $4 million tax lien from the IRS. The whopping total is a combination of $3.2 million owed in 2008 and $829,352 in 2009. This is the second lien the IRS has imposed on Williams; a lien for $284,000 was filed against him in 2010. Williams has been the subject of controversy this year, with arrests, police chases and physical altercations all on his list of antics in 2012.