Kelly Clarkson is opening up about how she’s helping her kids cope following the loss of their father, Brandon Blackstock, and it’s all about togetherness.

During a recent Q&A posted on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” YouTube channel, the singer shared that her favorite daily joy is spending quiet time with daughter River and son Remy. When asked what lifts her spirits each day, Kelly’s answer was to snuggle.

Kelly explained her kids are at a sweet spot where they’re independent, but still love cuddling, and after everything the family has been through, she’s been letting them sleep in her bed more often.

Blackstock died at 48 after a three-year battle with melanoma, passing away peacefully surrounded by loved ones.

Despite a messy divorce, Kelly always made sure her kids maintained a strong relationship with their dad and never spoke negatively about him.

We keep tabs on plenty of models — but this weekend, Eva Rankin has officially stolen the spotlight, because the absolute stunner just turned 25.

Eva’s been lighting up the Internet nonstop with her smoldering, skin-baring snaps, and let’s be real … her birthday is the perfect excuse to run it all back. Consider this your friendly reminder.

From sultry selfies to full-on bombshell vibes, Eva knows exactly how to serve looks and, judging by her latest posts, she’s only getting hotter with time.

So go ahead, enjoy the view … birthdays like this only come once a year.

Guy Moon — an Emmy-nominated music composer — has died following a vehicle accident in California.

Moon — best known for his work on the animated show “The Fairly OddParents” –died Thursday after he suffered “traumatic injuries” during a traffic collision in Los Angeles, according to the LA County Medical Examiner. Moon’s family posted a statement on Facebook, saying they were going through “insurmountable grief.”

In addition, he composed music for Netflix’s “Johnny Test,” Cartoon Network’s “Cow and Chicken,” and Nickelodeon’s “Big Time Rush.” Moon’s film credits include “The Brady Bunch Movie,” “A Very Brady Sequel,” and “The Crash.”

Moon was 63.