Courtney Stodden says she almost took her life because of all the online abuse she faced when she was still just a teen … name-dropping Chrissy Teigen as someone whose words really took a toll.

The reality television star is the subject of a new ABC News documentary titled “IMPACT x Nightline: Confessions of a Child Bride” … and, in the trailer, she discussed the mental health issues caused by big-time celebs taking aim at her.

Specifically, Stodden mentions Teigen who posted multiple times on social media that she hated Courtney and even said her fantasy was for Stodden to take a “dirt nap.”

Chrissy apologized for all these tweets publicly, telling her fans she was going to be better moving forward.

BTW … Chrissy wasn’t the only celeb who take aim at Courtney for marrying then-50-year-old Doug Hutchison when she was only 16. “American Pie” actor Jason Biggs also apologized for jokes he made at her expense in the early 2010s.

The new documentary drops on Hulu tomorrow. We’ve reached out to Chrissy about Courtney’s claims … so far, no word back.

Two minors have been arrested for murder in a fatal hit-and-run collision caught on camera from inside the car in Albuquerque, N.M. … and authorities claim these are the boys heard laughing on video before their vehicle mowed down 63-year-old Scott Dwight Habermehl in May 2024.

TMZ obtained the disturbing footage, which authorities believe shows the moments before Johnathan Overbay, William Garcia, and Messiah Hayes decided to strike Habermehl with a stolen car. You can hear someone in the car instructing the driver to “just bump him, brah” and “go like, 15, 20.”

The car audibly accelerates and giggles are heard, then the video ends just before the fatal moment. Police say Habermehl was riding his bike to work at about 4:40 AM when he was struck in the dedicated bike lane of the roadway.

The Albuquerque Police Department says 11-year-old Hayes was arrested Tuesday, and 13-year-old Overbay was apprehended Monday. Garcia, who was 15 at the time of the crime, is also wanted by authorities. It’s unclear who was driving.

Detectives arrested Overbay on charges of murder, conspiracy to commit murder, leaving the scene of an accident involving great bodily harm or death, and unlawful possession of a handgun by a person. Garcia is facing the same charges.

Officials believe the 11-year-old, Hayes, is the one wielding the handgun — while laughing — in the video. He is too young to be charged with murder … but detectives say they are working with prosecutors to determine what charges, if any, he may face.

This case is eerily similar to one that went down in Nevada. You may remember … two teens were videotaped sounding giddy as they mowed into a bicyclist — killing him — in 2023.

Whitney Cummings is weighing in on the Hailey Bieber legal drama, calling her plans to sue over false rumors a bit dramatic — especially when there are bigger issues brewing in the online world.

TMZ caught up with Whitney, and she says Hailey’s online haters aren’t the real issue — today’s teens are dealing with bigger drama, like obsessing over whose posts are getting likes on IG and getting addicted to that kind of validation.

Catch the clip, ’cause Whitney goes deeper into how she really feels about protecting the kids from the pressures of social media today.

But back to Hailey’s situation, Whitney doubles down, saying it’s not that serious. Whether or not Hailey liked that post about Selena Gomez’s fiancé Benny Blanco, she thinks no lawyers are needed — just say you don’t like someone and move on.

Whitney makes a solid case for negative reinforcement, saying we need more of it in the world — and according to her, online antics will get you in trouble either way — whether you like a post or not.

TMZ broke the news, with sources telling us Hailey’s seriously considering taking legal action for the first time over the latest disgusting narrative online, which is trying to paint her as a bully and stalker.