Despite reposting a TikTok claiming she was ‘home wrecking Sabrina Carpenter’s relationship’, Breckie Hill has shared a lengthy clip quashing the rumors.

Rumors claiming Keoghan, 32, had allegedly cheated on Carpenter, 25, after around a year of dating recently circulated online.

The pair seemed to be pretty serious about each other after he starred in the pop star’s ‘Please Please Please’ music video.

But when the rumors broke out, a source told Us Weekly that it had been ‘challenging’ to maintain the relationship while Carpenter was on tour, despite Keoghan being ‘very devoted to her happiness’.

After Hill reposted the ‘home wrecking’ clip, fans thought they had put two-and-two together, speculating that she was the woman who Keoghan allegedly cheated with.

However, in a video on TikTok, she revealed she only reposted the rumors because she found them ‘so ridiculous’.

Hill, 21, said: “I just recently got out of the hospital. I got into a skiing accident and I broke my spine.”

She continued: “Now that I’m out of the hospital, I just wanted to make this video and address these rumors that have been circulating all throughout the internet.

“To put it simply for you all, no, I did not get with Barry. I have never encountered this man in my life. The only time I’ve seen him is on my TV from watching Saltburn.”

The influencer added: “I’m sorry but if I really was the one getting with Barry, why in the world would I be reposting about it? … Coming from someone who has been cheated on … I would never want to homewreck any relationship or put any girl through that pain – ever.”

Hill previously came under fire after she referred to a drink as ‘too salty’ which fans thought was a reference to Saltburn, a film which Keoghan starred in.

In the TikTok, she noted that she had ‘never gone through a worse time in her life’.

Hill also urged viewers to stop ‘tearing people down’.

The star has been on tour since September 2024 (Instagram/@sabrinacarpenter)

Keoghan also released a lengthy statement calling out the ‘lies, hatred and disgusting commentary’ following his rumored split from Carpenter.

Taking to Twitter, the 32-year-old wrote: “I can only sit and take so much. My name has been dragged across the internet in ways I usually don’t respond too.

“I have to respond now because it’s gettin to a place where there are too many lines being crossed. I deactivated my account because I can no longer let this stuff distract from my family and my work. The messages I have received no person should ever have to read them. Absolute lies, hatred, disgusting commentary about my appearance, character, how I am as a parent and every other inhumane thing you can imagine.”

Keoghan added: “Dragging my character and everything I worked extremely hard for and stand for. Talking about how I was a heroine baby and how I grew up and dragging my dear mother into it also. Knocking on my grannies door. Sitting outside my baby boys house intimidating them. Thats crossing a line.

“Each and every day I work harder to push myself on every level to be the healthiest and strongest person for that boy. I want to provide opportunities for him to learn, fail and grow. I want him to be able to look up to his daddy, to have full trust in me and know I will have his back no matter what.

“I need you to remember he has to read ALL of this about his father when he is older. Please be respectful to all. Thank u x.”

The Irish actor has a two-year-old son, Brando, with former partner Alyson Sandro.

He also explained how long it takes for our bodies and brains to bounce back after quitting the liquor once and for all.

Dr Alex George from Wales shot to fame after appearing on the hit British TV show, Love Island, in 2018.

Since his TV debut, the physician works to raise awareness on topics close to his heart, such as mental health and now, more recently, going teetotal.

The 33-year-old shared his two-year sobriety journey on his YouTube channel, @DrAlexGeorge, and in the 30 minute clip revealed some surprising insight into what it’s like to really ditch booze for good.

Dr Alex started by answering how he ‘got into this mess’, saying that medics often turn to alcohol to relieve stress and pressure, though his relationship with booze turned sour over a period of six years.

He explained: “It’s something that crept up on me and I didn’t really realize how much of a problem it was until I’d stopped drinking for about six months.”

His life changed ‘dramatically’ since leaving the reality TV show as he said he started to use alcohol to ‘numb’ and ‘calm’ his nerves when attending social events – and then he suffered a traumatic event, with not only the pandemic but the loss of his brother who died at the age of 19 in 2020 to suicide.

Dr Alex said he coped by throwing himself into work – and to booze to ‘suppress’ those emotions.

It was on December 4, 2022, that the physician had his eureka moment when sat in the chair at his hairdressers as he said he looked ‘lost’, ‘puffy’, overweight, and feared he could die at 40 if he didn’t make a change.

Mike Kemp/In Pictures via Getty Images)

Dr Alex admitted it took a while for his body to adjust to quitting alcohol, particularly when it came to sleep.

He explained: “It’s because, although alcohol leaves your system very quickly, the effects on your body takes many many months to change and reverse.

“One of the things that does take time is the effect on your brain. Alcohol causes cellular death in the brain. It kills brain matter.

“If we drink over a long period of time, it causes all sorts of issues. When you stop drinking […] it takes time for your brain to adapt to a non-alcohol state.”

However, once he mastered the art of ‘sober sleep’ after about eight weeks, he said the benefits are an ‘absolute game changer’.

He continued: “All of sudden, falling asleep is easier. You enter deeper sleep and wake up feeling rejuvenated.”

However, the Welsh doctor said while he still enjoys socializing in bars, he soon discovered most people don’t care about his decision.

He continued: “You might get somebody asking ‘You want a drink?’

“As soon as you’ve answered a couple of questions, nobody cares.

“And even if they do care, they forget because they’re probably drinking.”

The doctor added another major benefit to giving up is the extra time he’s found to pursue other hobbies and interests and had some words of advice for those looking to follow in his footsteps.

Dr Alex said: “If you feel like you can go and not drink, it’s really useful.

“You can go and enjoy it, and realize you didn’t need a drink to enjoy it.”

On Sunday (December 8), the Mets are reported as having offered the baseball outfielder – full name Juan José Soto Pacheco – a 15-year contract for a staggering amount of money, according to multiple sources.

And the deal doesn’t just stop there either.

Soto has just spent one season with rivals The New York Yankees, who reportedly offered him $760 million for a 16-year contract, however, representatives for the baseball player stated that he would be signing with the biggest deal which comes his way.

And this deal certainly dwarves all others, multiple sources telling MLB The Mets deal with the 26-year-old is for a whopping $765 million, including a $75 million signing bonus alongside an op-out after five seasons and no deferred money – the contract ultimately potentially ending up worth over $800 million.

And other historical deals don’t even really come close in comparison.

Historical deals

In March, 2021, Francisco Lindor signed with the New York Mets for a 10-year contract worth $341 million, and in March 2019, Mike Trout signed to the Los Angeles Anegls for 12 years for a mega $426.5 million.

In December 2023, Japanese baseball player, Shohei Ohtani, signed a decade-long contract too – worth an eye-watering $700m – with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

However, Soto’s deal ultimately overtakes them all and is, on record, the largest in professional sports history.

And it’s not taken long for baseball fans to weigh in.

It’s a lot of money… (Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

One Twitter user said: “Holy moly, that’s more than enough! That’s $51 million per year.

That’s $980,769 per week! Overpaid? Yeah my boss thinks I’m overpaid at $1000 per week.”

“You could buy an entire team with that much money,” another added.

A third commented: “Baseball clears every sport tbf,” while a fourth resolved: “CHRISTMAS CAME EARLY.”

Granted, it’s a hell of a lot of money, but Soto’s deal very much reflects his stellar career so far, despite only still being 26 years old.

He’s become known as one of the greatest hitters the sport has ever had, breaking into the league when he was just 19.

Soto already has 201 home runs to his name, alongside a 2020 bating title and five Silver Slugger Awards.

MLB reports: “In 4,088 career plate appearances, Soto owns a .285/.421/.532 slash line. His on-base percentage is the best among active Major Leaguers.”

News of Rock’s sudden departure comes from New York Post writer Cindy Adams, who wrote in an article published on Sunday (December 8) that she’d witnessed the scene while in attendance at the party hosted by Anthony Pratt.

An Australian businessman, Pratt is an executive chairman of the recycling and packaging business Visy Industries, known as Pratt Industries USA in the US, which was started by his grandfather in Melbourne in 1948.

According to Forbes, Pratt has a net worth of $11.3 billion, and on Saturday night (December 7) he used some of his wealth to throw what Adams described as a ‘part business, part holiday’ party.

The event was hosted at a Mandarin Oriental hotel and featured a sit-down dinner with multiple courses, followed by a Keith Urban concert. Attendees included customers and longtime employees at Pratt’s business, as well as the surprise guest, Rock.

Rock’s set came after a performance from a comedian named Wali Collins, who entertained the guests during the first course of the meal.

Adams explained in the Post article that Rock was the entertainment for the second course, writing: “No big announcement. Nobody had seen him. Nobody heard he’d be there. He’d been officially hidden.”

The comedian and Grown Ups star was described as being ‘casually dressed’ as he appeared on stage to ‘big applause’ and ‘big excitement’, but guests apparently didn’t get to enjoy his jokes for long as it turned out to be a ‘very short set’.

Chris Rock ended up doing a ‘very short set’ (Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Night of Too Many Stars)

Adams claimed that Rock was ‘barely minutes’ into his set when he ‘saw something the audience did not’.

She believes the comedian clocked something while looking into the crowd, who were positioned in front of the back walls and exit doors of the room.

Adams claimed: “Whatever he saw – or thought he saw – upset him. Like he went momentarily ape and shouted something like he wasn’t supposed to be taped, videoed, reported or whatever else wasn’t supposed to happen.”

Rock reportedly didn’t offer any explanation, but he ‘didn’t do one more minute’ of the set.

He allegedly moved ‘quickly, forcefully’ through the crowd to the exit and ‘stormed out’ without a ‘second’s hesitation’.

Adams recalled the audience as being ‘stunned’ by the sudden turn of events, but the night soon got back on track with a lengthy set from Urban.