The Lindsay Clancy Trial, Lala vs. Danny & More Reverse Megixt News

Send us Fan MailLala Kent refuses to let Danny Booko escape accountability during The Valley Season 3 Reunion Part 3—and I am completely here for it. I’m breaking down Danny’s drinking, Nia’s continued excuses and why removing Jax Taylor may have left us with an entirely new two-headed beast.Then, I’m discussing the hundreds of women wearing pink who gathered outside Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial. This is an extraordinarily painful case, but I believe two truths can exist at once: Lindsay may have been desperately ill and failed by the mental-health system, and Cora, Dawson and Callan still lost their lives. As someone who experienced postpartum depression, I also have some thoughts about how consistently women’s pain and mental-health concerns are dismissed.Plus, Hayden Panettiere’s mother responds to criticism and blames a “toxic individual” for their estrangement, while Brian Hickerson’s attorney asks the public to allow the investigation to proceed.In today’s Quick Yaps: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly heading back to the U.K., Meghan has already dipped her toe back into acting, and Mormon Wives star Jen Affleck opens up about prenatal depression and the challenges she and Zac are working through behind closed doors.Have thoughts about The Valley or today’s stories? Email me at [email protected] — The Valley Season 3 Reunion Part 3Associated Press — Women in pink rally in support of Lindsay ClancyCBS Boston — Lindsay Clancy trial approaches closing argumentsPeople — Hayden Panettiere’s mother responds to criticismEntertainment Weekly — Brian Hickerson’s attorney issues a statementVariety — Harry and Meghan’s reported U.K. moveVariety — Meghan Markle’s acting cameoPeople — Jen Affleck discusses her pregnancy and marriageSupport resourcesIf you or someone you know is experiencing a mental-health crisis or considering suicide, call or text 988 in the United States.For maternal mental-health support, contact the Postpartum Support International HelpLine at 1-800-944-4773. In an emergency, call 911.