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Looks like “Flip or Flop” star Christina El Moussa is taking her new romance public. 

In a photo obtained by E! Online, the 33-year-old reality star has a huge smile on her face during date night with her rumored new boyfriend ― an Orange County businessman named Doug ― in Costa Mesa Friday night.

A source close to Christina confirmed that the pair were an item last week, noting that the HGTV star dated Doug prior to getting together with Tarek. 

“[This relationship] is new,” the source told ET Online. “They’ve been talking and seeing each other for a couple of weeks.

On Wednesday, Tarek acknowledged that his estranged wife was seeing someone new during an interview on SiriusXM’s “Radio Andy with Andy Cohen.”

“Yes, she is dating. Who specifically, I couldn’t tell you,” the 35-year-old told Cohen. “We’re going through this divorce thing, we’re working together … I just really don’t want to know what’s going on with her personal life.”

Christina and Tarek split up in May 2016, after eight years of marriage and two children together. 

Tarek officially filed for divorce six months ago, and judging by his latest Instagram posts, he’s not exactly lonely, either:

In his radio interview with Cohen, Tarek said that “it’s going to be a while [before he has a serious girlfriend]” ― but in the meantime, he’s changing his “type.” 

“I think I’m taking a break from blondes. I think maybe I’ll dabble with brunettes for a while,” he said. “Pretty much, I’m just looking for someone that’s a lot of fun, that’s a free spirit, and is on the same page as me. I’m just traveling, living life and just having a blast.”

The El Moussas’ personal lives may be changing, but their professional lives aren’t. According to People, the exes are both on board for more episodes of their hit home renovation series. 

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Colton Haynes is not afraid to get publicly personal.

The actor, currently starring in “Rough Night,” sat down with Andy Cohen on Monday to chat about being forced to pretend he was straight for his career and losing his virginity at the age of 13.

“Was there a part of you that didn’t come out because you are a heartthrob and you thought, Maybe this isn’t a good moment in my career? What was it?” Andy Cohen asked Haynes on his Sirius XM show “Radio Andy.”

“I was literally told from the day that I moved to Los Angeles that I could not be gay because I wouldn’t work,” the 28-year-old, perhaps best known for his roles on MTV’s “Teen Wolf” and The CW’s “Arrow,” revealed to Cohen. “Then I was with my management team and a team of people that just literally told me I couldn’t be this way. They tried to set me up with girls. I was rumored to date Lauren Conrad for six months because they were kind of angling a story. And then I dated every other young person, which of course I didn’t date.”

Haynes told Cohen that the women he was “dating,” usually other celebrities, including his “Teen Wolf” co-stars, “knew the whole time” about his sexuality.

“I was so tired of not being myself, of having to lower my voice for certain things and having to not dress the way I wanted to dress,” he said. “It was life changing when I came out.” 

Haynes, who came out in May 2016 and got engaged to florist Jeff Leatham in March 2017, also opened up about losing his virginity to a girl and a guy ― on separate occasions ― when he was in eighth grade.

“I lost my virginity at 13… to a girl and a guy. I’ve never said that before,” he admitted. “The girl was two years older than me, and the guy was… around 16.”

Haynes revealed he had sex with four different girls while in high school because he moved so often. 

“When I [initially] came out, I went back into the closet because I moved to a different high school,” he said. “I moved to a different high school in Florida and then moved to a different high school in Texas.”

Haynes noted that he would begin to date girls at the start of each new school year and then “eventually at the end of the year I would come out and then move… it was like a whole coming out process.”

Now he says he’s “locked down… ready for marriage” and we couldn’t be happier for him.

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In case you’re one of those Christmas in July people or have a child under the age of 7 at home, then behold the trailer for the upcoming “Frozen” animated short.

Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios have come together to deliver another “Frozen” treat before the official sequel hits theaters in 2019. This time, it’s Olaf who gets top billing in “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” as the lovable snowman embarks on a hunt for Arendelle’s best holiday tradition.

For a limited time, the 21-minute film will be shown before Disney/Pixar’s “Coco,” which hits theaters Nov. 22. 

The short film features four new songs in addition to bringing back original cast members, including Kristen Bell (Anna), Josh Gad (Olaf), Jonathan Groff (Kristoff) and Idina Menzel (Elsa) for a brand new adventure.

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A 5-year-old boy died Monday after workers at an Arkansas children’s health clinic allegedly left him in a hot van, police said.

Authorities were called to Ascent Children’s Health Services in West Memphis around 3:30 p.m. Monday, after Christopher Gardner, Jr. was found in one of the van’s booster seats. Paramedics were unable to resuscitate the child, police said.

Christopher’s mother told Memphis’ WMC Action News the van picked her son up around 6:30 a.m. that day. Authorities said the van arrived at the clinic’s day care center about 45 minutes later. Records kept by the facility show someone signed the boy in that morning indicating he was present, WREG News reported.

The West Memphis Police Department said they suspect the child was left unattended for at least eight hours, on a day when outside temperatures reached 80 degrees.

In addition to a driver, an adult passenger is reportedly assigned to each van to ensure the safety of the passengers.

“They didn’t get off their, excuse my language, off their ass and look,” Christopher’s great grandmother, Carrie Smith, told WMC Action News. “I’m very upset about it. They didn’t look, and they can’t tell me they looked.”

According to the Ascent Children’s Health Services’ website, the company “provides quality outpatient and day treatment services to children and their families that are in need of mental health or developmental care.”

Smith said Christopher, who had two heart surgeries, had been going to the facility since he was one years old.

Inside Edition reported investigators believe the temperature in the van rose to at least 141 degrees while the child was in it.

“You can see that my great grandbaby suffered in that van,” Smith told WMC Action News. “That wasn’t right.”

Authorities say they are still investigating the events surrounding the child’s death. The van’s driver has not been named and no arrests have been made.

David Lohr covers crime and missing persons. Tips? Feedback? Send an email or follow him on Twitter.

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