We’ve only scratched the surface of the impact the Washington, D.C. plane crash has had on the figure skating community … especially as new victims are identified in the wake of the catastrophe.

Jinna Han, a 13-year-old figure skater from Mansfield, Mass., has been identified among the 67 people tragically killed in Wednesday night’s midair collision between an American Airlines flight and a military helicopter.

Jinna had been traveling with 16-year-old Spencer Lane, a fellow skater from the prominent Skating Club of Boston, as well as their respective mothers, Jin Han and Christine Lane.

The club says they lost 6 people with ties to their community in the crash … including Vadim Naumov and Evgenia Shishkova — 1994 World Pairs Champions-turned-coaches.

The skating club had participated in the developmental camp in Wichita, Kansas … having sent 12 students, along with their parents and coaches, to the skills camp held in conjunction with the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. The plane was traveling from Wichita to D.C. when it was destroyed.

Jinna, who had been a member of TSCOB since 2020, has been remembered as a wildly talented young figure skater … with her last major competition at the 2025 Eastern Sectionals going viral in the aftermath of her death.

Watch the video … Jinna appears to be a master of her sport, performing many impressive tricks — including 6 triple jumps. She ultimately placed fourth in the competition, raising her prominence within the skating community.

The loss is insurmountable … so you can understand why Olympian Nancy Kerrigan, whose home club is The Skating Club of Boston, had a tearful reaction to Wednesday’s fatal collision.

The story is expected to only get more heartbreaking as recovery operations continue and bodies are removed from the Potomac River … with President Donald Trump confirming Thursday there are no survivors in the crash.

Other figure skaters identified in the crash include Olivia Ter, Brielle Beyer, Cory Haynos, Angela Yang and Sean Kay. A young pilot, several flight attendants, and a Howard University professor also perished in the collision.

Kim Kardashian hooked up a ton of L.A. firefighters with amazing tickets to the best concert of the year, and almost all of them were formerly incarcerated.

Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ … Kim K dished out for 90 floor seats for firefighting personnel. We’re told 70 individuals went to the Intuit Dome, enjoying acts like Billie Eilish, Jelly Roll and Olivia Rodrigo — while 20 others went to the Kia Forum to see Green Day, No Doubt, Joni Mitchell and more.

Most of the firefighters in attendance came through the Ventura Training Center, a unique firefighting training and reentry program for previously incarcerated individuals.

In fact, KK gave a big shoutout to the organization for saving her community during the L.A. wildfires. She’s been a major advocate for incarcerated firefighters getting paid higher wages … urging California Gov. Gavin Newsom to raise the going rate of $1 an hour.

One of the firefighters Kim sent to the show is a young man who was just released from prison last week — and this was his first-ever concert!

We’re told some of the firefighters watched the show alongside a special guest, Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud. Stroud was showing the firefighters a ton of love — his father is currently in prison.

As for Kim, she unfortunately couldn’t make the concert as she’s currently filming for her new TV series, “All’s Fair.”

Shemar Moore is setting some boundaries with his fans in the aftermath of his split from Jesiree Dizon.

The “S.W.A.T.” star released a video statement on his Instagram page early Friday, after TMZ broke the story about the end of his 5-year relationship with the model … who he welcomed daughter Frankie with in 2023.

In the upload, the “Criminal Minds” alum confirms the sad update about his relationship with Jesiree, but also makes it clear he doesn’t want to hear any more chatter about his personal life … encouraging his followers to “mind your business” moving forward.

However, he urges fans to give himself and Jesiree “a break” during this new chapter in their lives … noting it’s nothing but love between the exes, and slamming any talk suggesting otherwise.

He adds … “Now, if you get in there with the comments and start trashing and being negative, then you ain’t a fan of mine. If you really have love for me and if you’re really a fan of me, then be kind. Breaking up ain’t easy.”

He says anyone fueling negativity online can “kiss my ass,” as he’s prioritizing “joy” and “calm” and “peace” following his schism with Jesiree … who he praises as a “phenomenal” mother.

Shemar declares he’ll always have love for Jesiree, despite their breakup … and vows to maintain a loving co-parenting relationship for the sake of their daughter and JD’s kids from a prior relationship.