“Ned’s Declassified” alum Daniel Curtis Lee thought he was doing the best thing for his homeless fellow former child star Tylor Chase by getting him a motel room to get him off the streets … but it sounds like Tylor tore the place up.

Daniel hopped on social media on Christmas Day and gave a heartbreaking update on Tylor … he says motel management called him within hours of Tylor checking in to inform him the door to the room was wide open, the fridge was flipped over, and the microwave was in the tub.

As we reported, Daniel drove about 50 miles from Los Angeles to Riverside to get Tylor a motel … ahead of a heavy rain storm moving through the area.

But Daniel, who starred on the Nickelodeon series with Tylor, says Tylor’s family warned him that their experiences with putting Tylor in hotels were bad ones … and he admits he was wrong to think this would be any different.

“Mighty Ducks” star Shaun Weiss has a room at a rehab facility waiting for Tylor too in San Clemente, CA … but Tylor’s so far refused.

Jelly Roll‘s body transformation has Joe Rogan and Shane Gillis amazed … and they think his 200-pound weight loss is going to keep him alive decades longer.

Shane was a guest on “The Joe Rogan Experience” when they started talking about health … and Joe brought up Jelly Roll, saying the rapper “was on his way out” before shedding pounds.

Joe says it’s important for him to not let weight get out of control … but he says Jelly Roll was able to add decades to his life by finally slimming down.

Jelly used to tip the scales at over 500 pounds, and he was on Joe’s podcast recently and recalled how his obesity made having sex like a game of Twister.

Good news, bad news for President Trump … the bad news is the Kennedy Center Honors award show he hosted saw its TV ratings tank with him at the helm … but the good news is this means he won’t be quitting the presidency to become a full-time M.C.

The ratings are in for this weeks Kennedy Center Honors on CBS … and it’s bad.

Preliminary data from Nielsen shows CBS had “its smallest ever audience” for the Kennedy Center Honors with an estimated 2.65 million viewers … a sharp, 35% decline from 2024 when the show had 4.1 million viewers.

Obviously, the big difference here is Trump … he was the first first president to host the awards show.

Still, Trump’s the one who loves to make everything about ratings … and he was bragging that the Kennedy Center board and “just about everybody else in America” wanted him as this year’s host.

Plus, Trump posted before the event on social media that if people like him as a host he would quit the presidency to become a full-time MC.