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Gayle King Hits Back at Haters of Blue Origin Space Mission
Gayle King
Cosmic Clapback To Space Mission Haters!!!
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Gayle King’s still riding high after that nerve-wracking Blue Origin mission — but she’s bringing it back down to Earth just a bit to clap back at the haters saying the money could be spent elsewhere.
TMZ caught up with Gayle, and funny enough — she used to be one of the cynics too. But, after getting that firsthand experience, she’s seen how much important stuff actually goes into space exploration … and now, she’s urging the critics to go see it for themselves at Blue Origin HQ.
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Gayle makes it clear the money going into space travel isn’t coming at the expense of what’s happening down here on the ground — something the cynics, such as Emily Ratajkowski, have spoken out about.
You have to check out the clip — ’cause Gayle also comes for those brushing off the mission as just a “ride,” saying it makes the whole thing sound frivolous … and she’s not having it.
Gayle tells us she’s heard from loads of young girls, women — and yep, even men — who were inspired by her journey. So, she’s also worried about how all the hater talk could mess with inspiring future generations.
Bottom line, GK tells us that haters are always gonna hate, but she’s standing by the bigger message: they may be the first all-woman crew to head up to space — but they sure as hell won’t be the last!
Avani Gregg
How Do Ya’ Like
My WaveRunner Selfies?!?
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There’s one shore thing, TikToker Avani Gregg turned up the temps on social media with her latest drop of hot shots! Rev up your engines and enjoy the ride!
Avani shared her latest vacay pics on the ‘gram — hoppin’ on a WaveRunner and rockin’ a blue camouflage-print bikini.
All about her angles, the social media star let her hair down, posing and snapping her fun out on the water …
WaveRunner hair, don’t care … Check out our gallery and see Avani’s watercraft hot shots!
Sperm Racing
Recruiting Celebs For Next Event …
Come Join Us in Vegas!!!
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The world’s first sperm race was limited to a couple bitter college rivals, but now organizers are planning to go Hollywood … and they’re courting celebrities to join the action!!!
Eric Zhu and his Sperm Racing startup’s first winner, Tristan from USC, joined us on “TMZ Live” Monday and we asked them about the debut event and what’s next.
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Friday’s sperm race at the Hollywood Palladium drew a big crowd and featured a celeb cameo from Ty Dolla $ign … but Eric says the next event will have bigger names, a bigger budget and a bigger venue.
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Las Vegas is going to host the next Sperm Racing event, Eric says … and he tells us he’s already recruiting celebs to be competitors … and it sounds like there’s some interest from Hollywood folks.
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When we asked who he envisioned, he dropped the likes of Nick Cannon, Shaquille O’Neal … and even suggested that Kendrick and Drake bring their beef to the sperm racetrack.
As for Tristan from USC … he’s still basking in the glow of his big win, and he tells us why winning a sperm race isn’t going to make him lose out on dates — far from it.
Sounds like sperm racing’s here to stay … catch the full interview on “TMZ Live.”
Virginia Giuffre
Dad Wants Suicide Investigated
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Virginia Giuffre‘s father is now calling on authorities to do some digging into her death, which has initially been ruled a suicide … something he says she always warned to be wary of if she was ever found to have taken her own life.
Virginia, who in 2015 publicly accused convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and British royal Prince Andrew of sexual abuse, was found dead in her Australian home last week … after seemingly killing herself.
Virginia’s family chalked her death up to suicide in a statement announcing her death last week, but now her father is walking that back.
Virginia’s father, Sky Roberts, tells TMZ … his daughter posted videos in the past saying that if she ever died by suicide to not believe it — and to have authorities investigate.
In fact, Virginia posted on social media in December 2019 that she was not suicidal.
Virginia wrote … “I am making it publicly known that in no way, shape or form am I suicidal. … If something happens to me – in the sake of my family do not let this go away and help me to protect them. Too many evil people want to see me quieted.”
She was replying to another post where someone claimed the “F.B.I. will kill her to protect the ultra rich and well connected.”
In addition to her father’s call for authorities to take a closer look at Virginia’s death, her attorney is also casting doubt about her committing suicide.
Virginia’s attorney told The Sun there were no signs she was contemplating suicide … saying, “There’s suicide and then there’s misadventure.”
As we reported … Virginia’s death came a few weeks after she claimed she had just four days to live following a car accident.
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