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These stars let slip their plans for the big love-holiday:

ABC has named a black woman as its "Bachelorette" for the first time in the show's history.

Rory Feek knew when he set out to write his book "This Life I Live" he would need to be brutally honest even if that meant sharing some of the less-flattering moments in his life.

Hannah Horvath is just as disheveled as ever.

The model insists she has nothing, but respect for her former beau.

The country songstress may want to stay away from potatoes.

Millions of people have watched a Jan. 11 video by YouTube’s biggest star that included two men laughing as they held a banner that read, “Death to all Jews.”

The celebrity chef wished his girlfriend a happy anniversary on Instagram.

The men's entertainment magazine is announcing "#NakedIsNormal."

Josh Elliott has been reportedly let go from CBS after he announced on air last week it was his “last day.”

Guess those sitcom checks really add up.

Emily Ratajkowski spoke up in defense of First Lady Melania Trump after the model claimed a New York Times reporter called Trump a "hooker."

The star claimed in lengthy posts that he was at odds with NBC after the network threatened to fire him over a joke he made.

It looked like the sandman may have entered the Grammys ahead of Metallica, as the awards show was asleep at the wheel when it came to the legendary metal band.

Hannah Jeter hinted their firstborn is due in May.

The “Hello” singer dedicated her album of the year win to Beyonce, going as far as to break the trophy in half and proclaim after the telecast: “I voted for her. I felt like it was her time to win. What the f--k does she have to do to win album of the year?”

The Duchess of Cambridge made sure to have all eyes on her.

Katy Perry is facing heat for a seemingly-pointed diss aimed at Britney Spear's infamous 2007 head-shaving incident.

Ryan Gosling was noticeably missing from Sunday night's 2017 British Academy of Film and Television Awards.

These famous faces want their fans to heat things up on Valentine's Day.