A music superstar, an Oscar winner, and a tennis legend take over the Met Gala … we don’t know if there’s a punchline yet — because we’ll have to wait and see what happens since Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman and Venus Williams have been named co-chairs of the event!

The three stars have been tapped to work with industry icon Anna Wintour — who always heads up the annual fashion extravaganza — on next year’s edition of the event … with Vogue announcing the news via Instagram Wednesday morning.

The gala has a “Costume Art” theme in 2026 … essentially a celebration of the intersection between human body and art — so, expect to see stars celebrating their own skin as they march up The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Zoë Kravitz, Sabrina Carpenter, Doja Cat, Lena Dunham, Teyana Taylor and many more stars are also helping out with the event … either as committee co-chairs or as members of the host committee.

Kidman and Williams are more recent attendees of the event … both having stopped by earlier this year — though this will obviously mark the first appearance by NK at the gala since she filed for divorce from Keith Urban.

Madison Beer says she never had any question about the way she would die … telling Alex Cooper she used to tell people when she was young that she was sure she’d take her own life.

The singer-songwriter dove into her mental health issues once again on Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast … including touching on her two past suicide attempts — including the one spurred on by naked photos of her leaking online when she was just a teenager.

Beer’s talked about the emotional toll the leak took on her in the past … but now she says it goes deeper than just feeling horrible about one thing — because when people asked her how she thought she’d die, she always used to tell them suicide.

Madison says she’s happy she was unsuccessful in her two suicide attempts … and she wishes she’d could just go back and provide comfort to her younger self.

Cooper also asks how Beer’s depression and suicidal ideation has affected her relationships … and Madison admits she’s been a bit co-dependent in her romances — pointing out she’s rarely been single for very long, instead jumping headfirst into serious long-term relationships.

However, that doesn’t mean her new relationship’s going poorly … on the contrary, Beer says her relationship with Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has been great because she feels she’s finally in a partnership where she can truly lean on the other person.

Jen Shah may be out of prison … but she’s still under the watchful eye of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

TMZ can confirm “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” alum left Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas Wednesday morning … but she is now subject to community confinement overseen by the BOP’s Phoenix Residential Reentry Management Office. This means Jen is either in home confinement or a halfway house.

Jen still has 5 years of post-release supervision, with required drug and alcohol testing. She’ll participate in an outpatient mental health program, and she must continue to take prescribed medication. And she still owes more than $6.5 million in restitution.

For privacy reasons, her exact location has yet to be unveiled. The development was first reported by People.

Jen spent 33 months behind bars in Texas after she pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection to an elaborate telemarketing scheme, in which she was accused of defrauding elderly and vulnerable people out of millions of dollars.

The reality star was arrested back in 2021 and initially pled not guilty. Her lawyer stated she was “totally innocent.” However, she reversed her plea in July 2022.