“The Golden Bachelor” star Gerry Turner’s health had a decline earlier this year.

On Wednesday, Turner told People magazine that he was diagnosed with bone marrow cancer in March, which greatly impacted his decision to get a divorce from Theresa Nist.

“There’s a topic that I haven’t wanted to talk about until now,” Turner told the outlet, referring to his split from Nist. “I think it’s time, also because it probably will clear up a lot of mystery around what happened back in February, March and April.”

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He continued, “As Theresa and I were trying very hard to find our lifestyle and where we were going to live and how we were going to make our life work, I was unfortunately diagnosed with cancer.”

Turner’s bone marrow cancer goes by a “really long name,” according to the star. He was diagnosed with Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia, which, according to the Mayo Clinic, “is a type of cancer that begins in the white blood cells. Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia is considered a type of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. It’s sometimes called lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma.”

“Unfortunately, there’s no cure for it. So that weighs heavily in every decision I make. It was like 10 tons of concrete were just dropped on me. And I was a bit in denial for a while, I didn’t want to admit to it.”

— Gerry Turner

“Unfortunately, there’s no cure for it,” Turner told the outlet. “So that weighs heavily in every decision I make. It was like 10 tons of concrete were just dropped on me. And I was a bit in denial for a while, I didn’t want to admit to it.”

Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist finalized their divorce less than six months after their TV wedding in January. (Getty Images)

After receiving his diagnosis in mid-March, Turner decided to tell Nist “what I knew, and I explained the situation to her.” 

“Certainly, it was hard for me,” Turner said of explaining his health to his then-wife. “But the conversation was brief, and I think [she was] a little bit awestruck by the news. So understandable.”

He continued, “I wanted my life to continue on as normal as possible, and that led me to believing that as normal as possible more meant spending time with my family, my two daughters, my two son-in-laws, my granddaughters. And the importance of finding the way with Theresa was still there, but it became less of a priority.”

Turner addressed the “judgments” that circulated about the former couple’s split and called the rumors “unfair” for Nist and himself.

Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist were married for three months before filing for divorce. (Eric McCandless/Disney via Getty Images)

“When you are hit with that kind of news and the shock wears off after a few days or a few weeks, and you regroup, and you realize what’s important to you, that’s where you start to move forward,” he said. “And I hope that people understand in retrospect now that that had a huge bearing on my decisions and I think probably Theresa’s as well.”

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Turner added, “Hopefully they’ll look at things a little bit differently, that maybe it wasn’t quite a rash, fast decision that people thought. That there was something else going on.”

Amid Turner’s diagnosis, he adopted a new mindset based on Tim McGraw’s song “Live Like You’re Dying.”

Gerry Turner was the first “Golden Bachelor.” (Brian Bowen Smith/ ABC via Getty Images)

“I’m going to pack as much fun as I possibly can into my life and enjoy every moment. And when I’m gone, I’m gone, but I’m not going to have regrets,” Turner told People magazine.

When it comes to Nist, Turner wishes her “all of the good luck in the world, that she finds everything she wants to.”

“That glamour and starstruck, whirlwind time was really a cherished memory,” Turner recalled. “It was wonderful, and I certainly wish it would’ve had a different ending, that we would’ve found our way, that we would’ve found solutions to a problem. And most of all, that I would not have had a diagnosis that so strongly influenced my decisions and the direction I went.”

Turner earned a few “Bachelor” achievements through his tenure. Not only was he the oldest star of the show at 72, he also became the first engaged and married “Golden Bachelor” in the span of a few months. 

Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist said “I do” in January. (Disney/John & Joseph Photography)

He dropped to one knee and asked Nist to be his bride in Costa Rica, and the couple married during the “Golden Wedding,” another milestone event for the franchise with the first televised live nuptials in a decade.

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Turner and Nist revealed that love simply was not enough to keep their marriage going during a joint interview on “Good Morning America” in April.

Gerry Turner said he “still loved” Theresa Nist following their divorce. (John Fleenor/ABC)

“We looked at homes in South Carolina. We considered New Jersey. And we just looked at home after home, but we never got to the point where we made that decision,” Nist said at the time.

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Turner added, “I still love this person. There’s no doubt in my mind I still am in love with her. I root for her every day.”

Nist agreed, “Yeah, I still love him.”

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that state workers will get three extra days off this month.

“In addition to Christmas Day and New Years Day, our state workers will get three extra days off—December 23, 24 and 31—to spend more time with their families and loved ones this holiday season,” the governor declared in a post on X.

State offices will be closed on all five of those days, according to a press release from the governor’s office.

“Florida is in great shape, and we want to reward our state employees,” DeSantis said, according to the press release. “After a full year—including three costly hurricanes—we hope these extra days off allow for state workers to spend more time with their families and loved ones during this holiday season.”

Last month “state workers were given off for November 27,” the day before Thanksgiving, Dan Barrow of the Florida Department of Management Services confirmed to Fox News Digital via email on Wednesday.

The department’s website lists nine dates “observed as paid holidays by state agencies,” in 2024, including, New Year’s Day, Birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans’ Day, Thanksgiving Day, the Friday following Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis gives a victory speech after defeating Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rep. Charlie Crist during his election night watch party at the Tampa Convention Center on Nov. 8, 2022 in Tampa, Fla. (Octavio Jones/Getty Images)

“Full-time employees are entitled to one personal holiday each year,” the site also notes.

Last year, DeSantis announced that state offices would be closed Nov. 22, Dec. 26, December 29, and Jan. 2, on top of regular closures during the holidays, according to a November 2023 press release.

The Florida State flag flies during the game between the North Carolina Tar Heels and the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2022 at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Fla. (Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

“Our state employees have worked tirelessly throughout the year to aid and assist Florida families,” DeSantis said, according to the release. “Over the past few months, they have selflessly responded to Hurricane Idalia and the State of Florida’s Israel Rescue Operation. Closing state offices on these additional days will provide state employees with some much-deserved time with their families and loved ones while enjoying the holiday season.”

San Francisco 49ers star wideout Deebo Samuel took to social media this week to vent about his lack of production, only to get trolled by X’s community notes. The post was later deleted, but not before creating a media frenzy. 

Samuel is currently in the least productive stretch of his six-year NFL career, but the 49ers star seemingly pointed the finger at his quarterback in a post on X, writing in a post, “Not struggling at all just not getting the ball!!!!!!!”

The post, which was later deleted, was hit with a community note that read, “He leads the team in drops. He is struggling.” 

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Ahead of Thursday night’s game against the Los Angeles Rams, Samuel was asked to expand on what was said in the post and admitted feeling “frustrated.” 

“You read what you read. A little frustrated, for sure.”

Samuel is averaging just 2.9 yards on his 32 carries and is on pace for his worst season in terms of catches and receiving yards per game with 40 receptions for 553 yards. He hasn’t scored a touchdown since Week 6.

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel lines up against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium. (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images)

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Head coach Kyle Shanahan spoke to reporters on Tuesday, explaining that he understands “Deebo saying that.”

“Deebo wants to help us out and the only way he helps us out is getting the ball more, and we’d like to get it to him more and we’ll continue to work at that.”

Shanahan added that he wished Samuel would’ve kept the issue offline, but said the incident is “water under the bridge.” 

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Brock Purdy, who seemed to be the subject of Samuel’s post, echoed that sentiment. 

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy is sacked by Buffalo Bills defensive end Greg Rousseau at Orchard Park, New York, Sunday, Dec. 1, 2024. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)

“Deebo and I talk all the time and he’s like one of my best friends on this team. I absolutely love Deebo and what he’s done for me and helping me out,” the quarterback said Tuesday. 

“I think he’s right. He’s doing great right now with what we ask of him in the offense. And he is not struggling or anything. It’s just, like I’ve said before about guys like Ricky [Pearsall] or last year with Aiyuk for a little bit. There’s just moments, I guess, throughout seasons where guys just don’t get the ball, just depending on the scheme or what the defensive scheme is and them taking guys away. So, I want to get Deebo the ball every play if I could. I want to have him break all the records as best as possible. I want Deebo to do Deebo things and we all do in this building. So, that’s just how the games have gone. But I love my guy and I’m going to do everything I can to give him the ball.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

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EXCLUSIVE – In a rare bipartisan push Wednesday morning, senators on both sides of the aisle called on President Biden to instruct his administration to brief the upper chamber by Dec. 20 on efforts underway to free Austin Tice from Syria. 

A letter, first obtained by Fox News Digital, was sent to the Oval Office by Sens. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Chris Van Hollen, D-Md, calling on Biden to “seize” the rapidly changing situation in Syria and secure Tice’s return.

“Given the recent fall of the Assad regime and the rapidly changing dynamics on the ground in Syria, we think this moment presents a critical opportunity to secure Austin’s release and bring him home to his family,” the letter, signed by 34 senators, read. 

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The letter applauded comments issued by both Biden and his national security advisor Jake Sullivan affirming that Tice’s return was a “top priority” amid the rebel takeover of Damascus, but lawmakers are looking to be briefed on detailed steps being taken to secure his release.

Multiple rewards systems have been initiated by both the FBI, which is offering up to $1 million, and the State Department’s Rewards for Justice program, which is offering up $10 million, for information pertaining to Tice’s whereabouts. 

State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters Monday evening, “There are intensive efforts underway by the United States to find Austin Tice and bring him home to his family.”

The State Department’s Reward for Justice program is offering $10 million for information relating to locating Austin Tice. (The State Department’s Reward for Justice)

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Efforts to connect U.S. officials with on the ground sources who may have information on where Tice is have been renewed. 

Sullivan told ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Monday that the U.S. was working with partners in Turkey through back-channel communications with people in Syria who may have information on which prison Tice was kept in, and the State Department confirmed that hostage-affairs envoy Roger Carstens has been engaging in a similar outreach approach in Beirut. 

The fall of the Assad regime on Sunday brought renewed hope for the return of Tice, who is still assessed to be alive despite his 2012 capture in Damascus and unknown condition, as rebel groups in recent days have begun freeing men, women and children held in Syria’s notoriously deplorable prisons.

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Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) arrives to a luncheon with Senate Republicans at the U.S. Capitol on Feb. 7, 2024 in Washington, D.C. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

“For more than 12 years, Austin’s parents have demanded our government bring him home, and given the evolving situation in Syria, we urge you to seize this opportunity to launch an urgent effort to secure Austin’s release,” the letter penned by Cronyn and Van Hollen stressed. “As a beloved son, brother, Eagle Scout, journalist, and veteran, Austin represents the best our nation has to offer and deserves the full and active support of our government to secure his release. 

“Congress is committed and more than willing to work with you to return him to his loving family. We encourage your administration to utilize all available means to further discourage the hostage taking of American citizens,” it added. 

Jennifer Love Hewitt is unwrapping her Hollywood career during the holiday season.

“The Holiday Junkie” star reflected  with Fox News Digital on her long acting career, including her special cameo in “Boy Meets World.”

“It was so fun… I adored Will. He was like the best boyfriend ever. He was so sweet. And that cast was wonderful,” Hewitt said of her memorable make out scene with one of the show’s stars, Will Friedle. Friedle played Ben Savages’ character, Cory’s brother on the show.

Friedle and Hewitt were dating in real life when she appeared in the season 5 episode, “And Then There Was Shawn.” 

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“I was very nervous because… it was a comedy, and I hadn’t really guested on a lot of stuff… I wanted to make him proud. I wanted to, like, not be fired and to do a good job.”

Hewitt played Jennifer Love “Feffy” Fefferman in the 1998 episode, and the couple had a heavy make out scene that Friedle called “intense” and “uncomfortable” on the “Pod Meets World” podcast. 

Jennifer Love Hewitt said she is afraid her daughter will watch her “super intense” make out scene from her cameo on “Boy Meets World.” (ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)

“I don’t remember it going that far. … It was seriously like, ‘Wow, that’s uncomfortable,’” Friedle said on the podcast where the show’s stars Friedle, Danielle Fishel and Rider Strong re-watch and discuss the iconic series.

“It was super intense, and I’ve had people even say to me like, ‘Oh, when I was a kid, I didn’t realize you guys were together.’ So, it was just like, what the hell is going on? That is the most intense makeout we have [had] on the seven years of the show is right there in the hallway. Then kissing her neck while she’s trying to talk and all this, like we haven’t even said our names yet. It’s intense.”

“We really went for it in that make out, definitely.” 

— Jennifer Love Hewitt

While Hewitt detailed the “Boy Meets World” make out scene to Fox News Digital, she admitted she is more worried about what her daughters will think.

Jennifer Love Hewitt and Will Friedle on “Boy Meets World” in 1998. (ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)

“We really went for it in that make out, definitely,” she added. “My daughter watches ‘Girl Meets World’ right now, and I’m always afraid that she’s going to want to watch ‘Boy Meets World’ … then see me as Jennifer Love Fefferman making out on the bookshelf, and she’s going to be like ‘mommy, this is cringe.’”

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Meanwhile, Hewitt’s daughters are following in their mom’s acting footsteps, as they were involved in the heartwarming Christmas movie, “The Holiday Junkie.”

The Lifetime movie, which was directed by Hewitt and is her first ever Christmas film, focuses on her character, Andie, running a decorating and planning service company for the holidays. 

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Hewitt’s character navigated the holidays during a difficult time as her mother passed away. Although her character faces a trying time, her spirit is lifted when she finds an unexpected Christmas romance. 

Hewitt’s mother passed away in real life, and “The Holiday Junkie” held sentimental value for the actress as it honored her late mom.

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Hewitt’s on-screen romance is played by her real-life husband, Brian Hallisay. The couple first met on the set of Lifetime’s movie, “Love Bites” and tied the knot in November 2013. They share three kids together; Autumn, 11, Atticus, 9, and Aidan, 3.

The “9-1-1” star confessed there were some challenges while working with her husband.

“For us, our biggest challenge was who’s going to watch our kids because we’re in everything. So, we really panicked about that,” Hewitt explained to Fox News Digital.

Hewitt said they had assistance with watching the kids while they worked on set. She added that she felt grateful for the 11 years of marriage with her husband.

“It’s not often that you get paid to just go fall in love with your husband again. And I really did, that picture of me gazing at him at the monitor, I really found myself like, ‘Wow, this is my job. This is what I get to do. I love this guy.’ So I really ended the movie… more in love with him than when we started… it was a nice little gift, 11 years in.”

Jennifer Love Hewitt gazes at her husband behind the scenes of their Christmas film, “The Holiday Junkie.” (Jennifer Love Hewitt/Instagram)

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The “Ghost Whisperer” star told Fox News Digital that her 11-year-old daughter had just received her Screen Actors Guild card, the same age that Hewitt landed hers. 

As for her horror film “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” her kids had humorous reactions to their mother’s role. 

“They loved it… she thought it was really cool that my character didn’t die,” Hewitt laughed.

Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt looking up in fear in a scene from the film “I Still Know What You Did Last Summer,” 1998. (Columbia Pictures/Getty Images)

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She said her daughter “was like, ‘I’m really proud of you, mommy… for making it through.’”

Hewitt also confessed that random people shout her iconic line from the movie, “What are you waiting for, huh?” at her all the time. 

She explained fans would shout at her randomly from across the street. 

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Hewitt has been acting since she was a young child and told Fox News Digital what advice she would give to her younger self.

“I was always a worrywart,” she remarked. “I was just always worried… I had so much fun on the job, and [thought] it was going to be my last or that… people were going to kick me out of Hollywood and not let me act anymore.” 

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Jennifer Love Hewitt said she would tell her younger self that “it’s going to work out.” (Cliff Lipson/Walt Disney Television via Getty Images Studios )

“Or that I was going to be dorky… whatever it was. I was just always worried… I definitely enjoyed it and was present… had a good time and all those things. But I wasted a lot of time worrying. And I think I would just say to her like, ‘Look, it’s going to work out. You’re going to start getting old, and they’re still going to let you do things… it’s okay. You’re fine.’”

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“The Holiday Junkie” premieres on Lifetime, Dec. 14.

Ryan Routh, the man accused of trying to assassinate then-presidential candidate Donald Trump at a Florida golf course in September, will appear for a hearing in federal court Wednesday morning after his attorneys moved to delay the start of his February trial.

Federal Judge Aileen Cannon, who previously presided over and eventually dismissed Trump’s federal classified documents case, will preside over the hearing in Fort Pierce, Florida.

Attorneys for both sides were expected to discuss the timeline and specifics of pending discovery materials and any other issues related to pre-trial motions or trial preparations. 

Routh allegedly lay in wait for over 12 hours in the brush with a rifle on the perimeter of the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach as Trump was golfing on Sept. 15. A Secret Service agent saw Routh pointing a rifle through a fence and fired at him. Routh fled and was arrested that day.

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The alleged would-be assassin has pleaded not guilty to five counts, including the attempted assassination of a presidential candidate and assault on a federal officer. His trial is currently scheduled for Feb. 10, 2025.

Trump assassination attempt suspect Ryan Routh was seen being taken into custody on Sept. 15 in bodycam footage. (Martin County Sheriff’s Office )

Routh’s attorneys have already filed a motion for a continuance, asking for the trial to be delayed until December 2025 because of the “extraordinary volume” of discovery still being examined.

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“Proceeding with the scheduled trial or anytime soon thereafter — on charges punishable by life imprisonment — would result in a miscarriage of justice,” the defense attorneys said in the filing.

A court sketch depicts Ryan Routh as he appears in federal court in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Sept. 23. (Lothar Speer)

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Prosecutors said they will be prepared for trial in February but are not opposed to a “reasonable” delay, though they said a continuance until December 2025 would not be “reasonable.”

Fox News’ Heather Lacy contributed to this report.

On the heels of Marine veteran Daniel Penny’s acquittal, outgoing Rep. Jamaal Bowman issued a “Dear White People” thread on X which he started by saying he did not know why he felt the need to keep talking to white people.

“Dear White People, I don’t know why I feel the need to keep talking to you. I don’t know why part of me still has hope for you and for us. Some of you are too far gone. But maybe enough of you aren’t and will join us in fighting to end white supremacy,” Bowman declared in the first post of his thread.

Bowman, who decisively lost the Democratic primary in New York’s 16th Congressional District earlier this year, will soon depart from Congress because his term ends in less than a month.

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“I just wanna call out the hypocrisy and evil of it all and just continue to hope. I won’t rely completely on you because I know what’s most important is to work with my community and other like minded allies in the fight for justice. But I guess I’ll just offer this,” Bowman wrote. “I am 48 years old and I have seen countless incidents of brutal police violence and killings in my lifetime,” he declared before going on to mention individuals including Rodney King, George Floyd, and others.

“Jordan Neely is the latest. He was sick. He was not a threat. He was subdued. Still not a threat. Daniel Penny choked him for 6 minutes. And killed him. We all watched it on camera, and he was still acquitted,” the lawmaker asserted.

The congressman made the posts after Marine veteran Daniel Penny was found not guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Jordan Neely. 

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Daniel Penny returns to the courtroom after a break during his trial at Manhattan Criminal Court on Dec. 3, 2024 in New York City.  (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

“I’ve left out probably another hundred instances of this trauma in my life. For comparison, I ask white people, how many times have you seen a white man killed in cold blood on camera on your newsfeed? How many times have you even heard about this?” Bowman asked.

“The answer is never. You never have. And whenever you feel discomfort from your whiteness, Black people are harmed or killed. And there is never accountability or justice. This is the evil of white supremacy. It spans across geography and political parties and sickens us all,” he declared. “I wish I didn’t have to live with all of this trauma deep in my bones. I wish I could just be free to be me. I marvel at the beauty and greatness of my people in spite of white supremacy. It’s extraordinary. That is what I will continue to lean on.”

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Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y., during a campaign stop at the Edenwald Houses housing project in the Eastchester neighborhood of the Bronx borough of New York, on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. (Bing Guan/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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Bowman retweeted his “Dear White People” post, the first part of his multi-post thread, and commented, “Seems like I hit a nerve. White people on X going crazy on this one. Must’ve been a lot of truth in what I posted.”

“Wow. This has been so triggering for so many of you. Do you realize you’re actually proving my point? If you are that triggered by this, imagine how I must feel when Black people are murdered consistently and there is no Justice. Y’all can’t handle a tweet. Fascinating,” Bowman wrote in another post.