Mar. 16, 2025
GG Derricohas some big decisions to make when it comes to her cancer treatment.
In PEOPLE’s exclusive sneak peek of Tuesday’s season finale ofDoubling Down with the Derricos, the 73-year-old matriarch receives the results of a scan to see if the cancerous tumor in her lung — whichgrew to the size of a “baseball”in 2022 — had shrunk.
“I didn’t see anything new, and the cancer has shrunk down a lot,” her doctor explains to GG and her sonDeon.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Alberto E. Rodriguez/GettyDoug Davidson says his time onThe Young and the Restlesshas come to an end after four decades.This week,Soaps.comreported that Davidson was leaving the long-running CBS soap opera after a 40-year run as Detective Paul Williams.Davidson confirmed the news in a statement to the website, saying: “My contract was not renewed in January, I went on recurring, but just until they had new people in place.”“I have only 2 shows that haven’t aired and no dates.
Mar. 16, 2025
Vice PresidentKamala Harrisand Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff celebrated Passover with a virtual ceremony held Thursday.
A White House official tells PEOPLE that the celebration, whichstreamed live online, “provide[d] members of the Jewish community the opportunity to come together to commemorate the holiday’s themes of rebirth and renewal.”
In addition to Emhoff and Harris, the event celebrating the Jewish holiday included pre-recorded remarks from PresidentJoe Bidenand First Lady Dr. Jill Biden.
Mar. 16, 2025
From left: Ella and Doug Emhoff.Photo: Doug Emhoff/Instagram
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff channeled his proudest inner papa on Friday as he celebrated daughterElla Emhoff’s graduation from college.
“My darling Ella, we are such proud parents! We love you so much, and are very much looking forward to all you do in the future,” hewrote on social media, along with a photo of him with Ella in her cap and gown.
Mar. 16, 2025
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff (left) leaves an event at Dunbar High School in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday.Photo: Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP/Shutterstock
Second GentlemanDoug Emhoff’s planned appearance for Black History Month at a Washington, D.C., high school was cut short on Tuesday afternoon because of a bomb threat.
“U.S. Secret Service was made aware of a security threat at a school where the Second Gentleman was meeting with students and faculty,” an Emhoff spokeswoman said in a statement shared with PEOPLE.