Mar. 15, 2025
Colt Ford and Jelly Roll.Photo:The Factory Photography By Goldy; Chris Saucedo/WireImage
The Factory Photography By Goldy; Chris Saucedo/WireImage
Colt Fordand palJelly Rollboth hit it big as “big guys.”
But Ford, the country-rap singer-songwriter who co-wroteJason Aldean’s 2011 hit “Dirt Road Anthem,” says when your public image is tied to your size, things can get complicated if you decide to get healthy and slim down.
That’s what Ford — who once weighed 340 lbs.
Mar. 15, 2025
Colt Ford.Photo:Rick Diamond/Getty; The Factory Photography By Goldy
Rick Diamond/Getty; The Factory Photography By Goldy
Colt Fordturned 55 in August, but when the country-rap star went to celebrate his birthday, he realized that his best present was something hedidn’twant.“When I woke up, my wife Megan goes, ‘ I’ll take you to Waffle House,’” the country singer tells PEOPLE. “And I said, ‘Nah, I don’t want to go.’ That’s when I knew I had won.
Mar. 15, 2025
Deon Cole in July 2024.Photo:Paras Griffin/Getty
Paras Griffin/Getty
Deon Cole opened up about his rough week of being hospitalized and then forced to evacuate his home due to theLos Angeles wildfires.
On Thursday, Jan. 9, the comedian shared a candid post toInstagram, revealing that he had been admitted to the hospital that day — his 53rd birthday — although he did not say what he was hospitalized for.
“Thank u all for your birthday well wishes.
Mar. 15, 2025
Kabir Singh.Photo:america’s got talent
america’s got talent
Comedian Kabir Singh, a semifinalist on season 16 ofAmerica’s Got Talent,has died. He was 39 years old.
Singh died on Wednesday, Dec. 4, his fiancée confirms with PEOPLE, adding a broken heart emoji.
TMZwas first to report. A toxicology was conducted to determine how he died, per the outlet.
Insiders told TMZ that Singh had been dealing with health concerns and authorities suspect he died of natural causes.
Mar. 15, 2025
Zane Gonzalez.Photo:Cooper Neill/Getty
Cooper Neill/Getty
Washington Commanders kicker Zane Gonzalez is shedding light on his obsessive-compulsive disorder, after getting questions from fans following his game-winning field goal.
Just as he was about to kick the deciding field goal during the Commanders playoff game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, Jan. 12, fans noticed that Gonzalez, 29, was pulling his hair, tapping his helmet and moving around his socks.
After seeing the reactions online — some of them negative — Gonzalez talked again about his OCD, something he’s shared before after living with it for as long as he can remember.