Life & Style Weekly July 11, 2022

Amber Heard may not have come out victorious against Johnny Depp in court, but she isn’t done telling her side of the story. A source reveals to Life & Style that the Aquaman star, 36, is mulling offers to write a juicy book about their two-year marriage. “Amber’s desperate for cash and drowning in legal fees,” says the source. “A tell-all could be her way out of this financial mess.” The actress was seen bargain-hunting at a TJ Maxx in the Hamptons on June 16 after a jury found her guilty of defaming the Pirates of the Caribbean star, 59 — in a 2018 op-ed for The Washington Post about surviving domestic abuse — and ordered her to pay him over $10 million in damages. However, there are some in…

No money, more problems! Erika Jayne is claiming that she can’t pay her taxes after the state of California slapped her with a massive $2.2 million bill for 2019. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 50, “was hoping that her Bravo salary and endorsement deals would cover overhead costs, but they don’t and she’s too proud to ask the other Housewives for a loan,” admits an insider. Since a judge ruled that some of estranged husband Tom Girardi’s former clients, who have accused the 82-year-old of embezzlement, can now go after Erika for the $11 million they say he owes them, the reality star’s been forced to downsize from her $13 million mansion and no longer has a gardener or housekeeper. “Her legal bills are through the roof. Her…

Duty calls! A source says Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are in line to become part-time working royals. With Queen Elizabeth II taking on less responsibility amid her ongoing health struggles, the monarch, 96, is looking to give Beatrice, 33, and Eugenie, 32, a greater role within The Firm. “They’ve successfully created their own fan base, are both married with children, and fit right in with the rest of the royals,” notes the source. “More importantly, their grandmother simply adores them.” There’s even talk that Prince William and Kate Middleton, who have been pulling double duty since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down in 2020, are pushing for their promotion, says the source: “If all goes well, Beatrice and Eugenie are poised for successful futures alongside the future king.”…

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt is ready to show the world that she’s more than just Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s daughter. Friends are urging the 16-year-old to try out for the hit Fox competition series So You Think You Can Dance, reveals a source, after several videos of her performing hip-hop routines at LA’s Millennium Dance Complex went viral. “Shiloh’s come out of her shell and wowing everyone with her moves,” says the source. “She’s really talented and passionate about performing.” Although Angie, 47, once revealed that she doesn’t want her kids following in her footsteps, both she and Brad, 58 — as well as the teen’s siblings, Maddox, 20, Pax, 18, Zahara, 17, and 13-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox — are said to be encouraging Shiloh to audition for the show.…

SMOOTH SAILING June 17 During their trip to Tahiti, KIM KARDASHIAN joked that PETE DAVIDSON passed the “contenttaking boyfriend test.” SALAD DAYS June 20 “Eat, sleep, burn, apply aloe, repeat,” said NINA DOBREV, munching on some leafy greens in the Maldives. SPLISH, SPLASH June 1 “It’s warming up!” wrote MARIA MENOUNOS, catching rays from her favorite pool float. BEACH BUM June 7 EMILY RATAJKOWSKI dubbed herself a “burntn happy birthday girl” while celebrating turning 31 in Tulum, Mexico. SCOOP DUPE Thousand Oaks, Calif., June 20 When daughter MONROE, 4, wasn’t looking, MIKE “THE MIZ” MIZANIN stole a taste of her ice cream. FUNNY FACES June 19 JOHN MULANEY marked his first Father’s Day with 6-month-old son MALCOLM. “I love watching him see the world,” said the comedian. RIDE ALONG Anaheim,…

In 1912, an estimated 1,316 passengers from 56 modern-day countries ventured (for the first time for many) into the largely unexplored world of transportation, aboard the Titanic. Gliding across the ocean on a luxury liner was (and is) about as romantic as travel gets, and one of the world’s most famous maiden voyages did not disappoint (at first). Aboard, the passengers, separated by class and their reasons for a voyage, all shared one thing in common — an excitement and hope represented by the Ship of Dreams. Presented by RMS Titanic, Inc. The Passengers Approximately 1,316 passengers were aboard: ● 325 First-Class Passengers, many returning home to the U.S. and Canada from whirl-wind honeymoons and vacations. ● 285 Second-Class Passengers, crossing the Atlantic with dreams of visiting family or starting…