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A groom’s shocking confession during his vows left his bride in tears but for a good reason. Justin Tyler Fox posted a TikTok video of his wedding ceremony, where he confessed to his wife-to-be, Raven, there was something special about her ring. The tiny little stone at the base of her massive engagement ring wasn’t just a regular accent stone. It was made out of her tooth!

During his vows, Fox thanked his bride for being there for him “after he figured it all out” and acknowledged her “deep doubled-sided dimples” and “beautiful soul.” In the video, he then asked, “Do you remember the day I knew for a fact I was going to marry you?” He proceeded to tell the story of how during a group hiking trip his adventurous bride attempted to follow his lead and jump across a creek.

While he made it across without a problem, Raven missed the jump and landed on her face, which resulted in her chipping her two front teeth. What could have been an embarrassing moment made the groom realize there was something special about his future wife.

Mary J. Blige has met a lot of people throughout her 30-plus-year career, so to impress her is a large feat. However, British-Nigeran rapper Skepta seemed to do just that. A short clip of the Queen of Hip-Hop and Soul meeting the handsome rapper at the 2023 Met Gala has gone viral because fans noticed that the nine-time Grammy winner seemed to be enjoying the view.

Blige, who also stars in Power Book ll: Ghost, appeared to eye Skepta from head to toe as he turned away from her. Of course, social media is having a field day with the flirtatious interaction. While the clip’s original audio was unavailable, we can only imagine that Skpeta expressed his admiration for the legend, who burst onto the music scene with 1992’s What’s the 411? As the clip from Twitter user @JeffChangx made its rounds, fans are agreeing that Auntie Mary appeared ready to “risk it all.” See some of the funny reactions below.

Whoopi Goldberg is going viral with a surprising story she shared on The View. As she and her colleagues were talking about a Missouri teacher who went recently viral for using the N-word multiple times in his classroom, Goldberg said she once dared the late Barbara Walters, who created The View in 1997, to use the racial slur. “We used to have this conversation every couple of months on this show because Barbara would pose that same question: ‘Well, why can’t I say it?’” the 67-year-old EGOT winner said. “I said, ‘Well, go ahead and do it. See what happens.’”