Trixie Mattel and David Silver are no longer together, Emma Dumont comes out as nonbinary and transmasculine, and Beyoncé wins a legal battle to trademark her daughter's name.
Trixie Mattel and David Silver Are Over
In a video titled “Getting Ready for 2025 (And What We’re Leaving Behind in 2024),” Trixie Mattel went through her personal resolutions for 2025. She revealed that her relationship with David Silver is over.
“The other thing I have to tell you guys about, it’s not my favorite thing to bring up, but some of you have kind of figured it out and speculated for a while, but David and I separated quite some time ago now. It feels like you people who know me but don’t really know me in real life are the last people to know about it,” said Mattel.
The couple has been together since 2016 but split prior to Mattel’s career break last year.
“Being creative together with him was especially one of the heights of my life,” said Mattel.
Emma Dumont Comes Out As Nonbinary, Transmasculine
Photo via emmadumont, Instagram.
The famous “Oppenheimer” and “The Gifted” actor, Emma Dumont, came out as nonbinary and transmasculine last month.
“They identify as a trans masculine nonbinary person. Their work name is still going to be Emma Dumont, but they will go by Nick with friends and family,” reported TMZ.
Dumont will use they/them pronouns and go by Nick in their personal life, but still Emma professionally.
Dumont’s Instagram reflects their new identity. “Only call me Nick if ur cool okay?” wrote Dumont on Instagram.
Beyoncé Wins Case To Trademark Daughter’s Name After Legal Battle
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Beyoncé prevailed in a trademark dispute with a Washington boutique that had held rights to “Blue Ivy” since September 2009 on Jan. 2.
The conflict began in 2012, shortly after Beyoncé and Jay-Z welcomed their daughter, Blue Ivy, when the couple sought to protect her name from commercial exploitation, as reported by WBLS.
Veronica Morales, owner of “Blue Ivy Events,” argued that it was frivolous to suggest consumers would confuse her wedding business with the child of two global superstars.
However, when Morales failed to contest a new trademark application Beyoncé filed in 2023, Beyoncé’s legal team proceeded, ultimately resolving the matter in the superstar’s favor.
