Child content creator Brielle “Brie” Bird has died following a 5-year bout with stage-4 cancer.

Her family announced the heartbreaking news on Instagram Friday night with a touching tribute to their 9-year-old. They penned … “You are the miracle! Your purpose on earth was fulfilled, and it was the most sacred privilege to escort you home. You brought people to Christ, you showed the world that God is good, and your light shined to all corners of the earth.”

Speaking to Brie further, her loving family said they will look for her in dragonflies and asked her to visit often, adding … “We will never stop sharing your story.”

Brie was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma in 2020 and documented her journey with her family ever since. When they first revealed her illness, Brie’s mother, Kendra, said doctors found an 8-centimeter tumor in her abdomen … and that the cancer had spread to her back.

They documented her time preparing to pass on … and just 2 days before her death, her family said they watched “the small decline every day.” They also shared the happy momentd, such as when Brie opened up a “Wicked”-themed surprise package from her “favorite person in the whole wide world,” Ariana Grande.

Brie was only 9 years old.

Peter Greene, an actor best known for playing villains in flicks such as “Pulp Fiction” and “The Mask,” has died.

Greene was found dead Friday in his Manhattan apartment, his manager Gregg Edwards confirms to TMZ. He tells us his body was discovered after a neighbor heard music playing all night and knocked on the door. When there was no answer, they contacted police. Authorities arrived for a wellness check and found him deceased.

The cause of death is unknown at this time. Greene’s death was first reported by the New York Daily News.

Greene was born in Montclair, New Jersey in October 1965 and pursued acting in his 20s while living in New York City. He landed his first onscreen role in 1990 in one episode of the NBC crime drama “Hardball,” per IMDb, and made his film debut 2 years later in the 1992 film “Laws of Gravity,” starring alongside Edie Falco.

In addition to working with Quentin Tarantino in “Pulp Fiction,” he paired up with famed director Bryan Singer for his 1995 psychological drama “The Usual Suspects.” Other notable roles for Greene include 1997’s “Kiss & Tell,” 1999’s “Blue Streak” and 2001’s “Training Day,” in which he starred opposite Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke.

He last appeared onscreen in a 2025 episode of “Dope Thief” and has several projects in the works, according to his IMDb page.

He is survived by a sister and a brother.

Greene was 60.

Alex Hall from “Selling the OC” extended the olive branch to ex-boyfriend and costar Tyler Stanaland by inviting him on her podcast … but it turned out Tyler canceled last minute out of respect for his blossoming new relationship.

Sources familiar with the situation tell TMZ … Alex tried to hash it out with Tyler one-on-one for all to see … but we’re told he got cold feet at the last minute in light of his new relationship with Hannah Morrissey.

Here’s the sitch … Alex asked Tyler to be on her podcast ‘Pretty Dirty’ before Season 4 of “Selling the OC” aired, and we’re told her pitch to him was to sit down publicly and have a conversation about what their “relationship” entails.

Sources say Alex wasn’t surprised he pulled out of his appearance — this is how he rolls — but she respected his decision to back out, and the two haven’t spoken since.

This news comes after Tyler’s shocking elopement with Hannah. Tyler announced his marriage to her just 6 weeks after the news of their engagement.