All mashed up in this celebrity spoof is a star born in New York City, and if you score some of her “Haus Labs,” you’re bound to feel pretty! Given the clues, do you think you’ve got what it takes to guess the unknown face!

Back in 2008 — and before she blew up into a global star — she appeared on MTV’s “The Hills” with Lauren Conrad … and speaking of reality TV: She’s a fan of “Vanderpump Rules” and Scheana Shay!

Former WNBA superstar Chiney Ogwumike tells TMZ Sports she’s absolutely positive we’ll be seeing JuJu Watkins getting buckets on the hardwood again in the near future.

The 19-year-old phenom went down with a torn ACL during USC’s Monday night NCAA tournament matchup with Mississippi State … and while everyone is holding their breath over how the devastating injury might impact her insanely bright future, Ogwumike doesn’t seem to be sweating it one bit.

When we got the two-time WNBA All-Star out at LAX this week, she told us she’s just certain JuJu will attack the recovery process meticulously — and will be ready to score again on the court in no time.

Additionally, Ogwumike told us Watkins is surrounded by some good friends and family — and she’s simply positive this will all end up being a small speed bump in her career.

The Diddy trial is going to spend a lot of time on his “Freak Off” parties, and the issue here is consent … his defense says the encounters were consensual, and the prosecution needs to prove otherwise.

TMZ examines the legal strategy surrounding the Freak Offs in our new documentary, “The Downfall of Diddy: His Defense,” available now on Tubi.

Criminal defense lawyers who have won some of the most high-profile celebrity criminal cases in America break down how consent will play a big role in Diddy’s trial.

Prosecutors need to prove Diddy used coercion in those Freak Off parties if they’re gonna get a conviction — but listen to Joe Tacopina, Mark Geragos and Jose Baez explain why Diddy’s defense will be confident they can prove these were consensual encounters.

Diddy’s team describes all the alleged victims as former girlfriends … and as these criminal defense lawyers point out, it’s no easy task for the feds to convince a jury these women were being sex trafficked.

We even had a mock jury for our documentary, which deliberated and fiercely debated coercion and consent … before voting on whether Diddy is guilty or not.