Amanda Bynes' pregnancy claim surfaces and more celeb news ICYMI

Pregnant?

Is Amanda Bynes pregnant? On March 17, both the troubled former child star and her fiancé, Paul Michael, announced on social media that they were expecting their first child together. They have since deleted the posts. According to reports, the posts contained a picture of an ultrasound with Amanda's name on it. "Baby on board!" her caption read (his said "Baby in the making"). On March 18, TMZ reported that because the former actress is still under a conservatorship overseen by her mother, if pregnant, she would likely lose custody of the child after it's born (her father and Paul would allegedly share custody). "I'm not confirming that Amanda is expecting and because of that it's premature for anyone to speculate about who would have custody of Amanda's unborn child," her lawyer told TMZ. Amanda is currently in treatment for mental health issues.

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Positive COVID-19 test

The coronavirus has struck another A-lister. On March 16, Idris Elba announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19. "I feel OK, I have no symptoms so far but have been isolated since I found out about my possible exposure to the virus," he said on Twitter. Later, he hinted that he may have gotten exposed when he spent time with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's wife, Sophie, when they both attended a WE Day U.K. charity event on March 4. Canada's first lady had publicly announced that she'd tested positive. "The early testing is the way we need to approach this," Idris said, adding that he felt fine but a little more tired than usual. He also said he feared that his asthma put him in the "high category of most at risk." Other celebs who revealed they'd tested positive the same week as Idris include former Bond girl Olga Kurylenko, "Lost" actor Daniel Dae Kim, "Game of Thrones" stars Kristofer Hivju and Indira Varma, Prince Albert of Monaco and multiple NBA players including Kevin Durant.

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Rumor squashing

Oprah Winfrey is alive and well and not behind bars. On March 17, Oprah's name was trending on social media. Why? Turns out that the online conspiracy group QAnon started an insane rumor that claimed Oprah was involved in a drug and child trafficking ring (yes, some people actually believed it). "Just got a phone call that my name is trending. And being trolled for some awful FAKE thing. It's NOT TRUE," she tweeted of the hoax. "Haven't been raided, or arrested. Just sanitizing and self distancing with the rest of the world. Stay safe everybody." QAnon, among other things, believes there's anonymous secret agent working in the government trying to overthrow President Donald Trump. The same group, by the way, claims Tom Hanks has been arrested in Australia and is using coronavirus as a coverup.

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Delayed wedding

Emma Stone and Dave McCary will have to wait for their "I do's." The couple has postponed their wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic, Page Six reported on March 17. Emma and Dave were set to become Mr. and Mrs. during the weekend of March 14.

Coronavirus hero?

U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams — yes, THAT Surgeon General — wants Kylie Jenner to help curb the spread of the coronavirus. Huh? Let's explain. While appearing on "Good Morning America" on March 19, the country's top doctor spoke about using major social media influencers to spread the word concerning the severity of the virus and the importance of staying home. "We need to get Kylie Jenner and social media influencers out there, in helping folks understand that look, this is serious, this is absolutely serious. People are dying," he said. Kylie has been doing her part, telling her 166 million Instagram followers on March 18 to "take this social distancing serious and self quarantine." She added, "I'm on day 8. my pregnancy [in 2017] prepared me for this. I didn't leave the house for months."

Facing family pressure

Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber's 20-year-old son, Presley Gerber, appeared to have gotten another tattoo on his face, but he later claimed the real-looking ink was fake — just an Instagram filter. Still, his parents are concerned that it's a "cry for help," an insider told E! News. On March 17, the model shared an image in which the Los Angeles Dodgers logo appeared inked on his cheek. This comes after he got the word "Misunderstood" tattooed under his eye. "It's tough for them to see and has caused great concern. They know these statements are some kind of cry for attention or help," a source close to Cindy and Rande told E! News. "But Presley is an adult and is finding his place. In a perfect world, this is not the way that they would choose for him to express himself. But they feel they have to be there for him and to support him as much as possible as he figures things out. They want him to be happy and to be who he is. It's a painful process and hard time, but they love him and are always there for him."

Stingray incident

Former "The Bachelor" star Cassie Randolph found herself in the hospital after being stung by a stingray on March 15. "Welp, sm content is gonna be kinda limited with all our social distancing so here is a painful video of how I spent the majority of my day yesterday," she wrote on Instagram on March 16. "After 2 days in the house, we decided to go play in the waves (don't worry, the beach is pretty empty) and I got stung by a stingray. SO PAINFUL." She said she also had an allergic reaction to the venom. "Ended up in the ER after getting hives and my entire leg was swelling," she wrote. Cassie's boyfriend, Colton Underwood, also posted a video of his in-pain girlfriend. "Mother Nature sent us a warning shot to get back inside," he said of Cassie's sting.

Out of the loop

Jared Leto was one of the last people in Hollywood to be concerned about the coronavirus pandemic… because he didn't know anything about it, as he was cut off off from news and technology for two weeks. "Wow. 12 days ago I began a silent meditation in the desert," he wrote on Instagram on March 16. "We were totally isolated. No phone, no communication etc. We had no idea what was happening outside the facility. Walked out yesterday into a very different world. One that's been changed forever. Mind blowing – to say the least." He added, "I'm getting messages from friends and family all around the globe and catching up on what's going on. Hope you and yours are ok. Sending positive energy to all. Stay inside. Stay safe."

Marriage rumors

Speculation that Lily Allen and David Harbour are secretly married emerged after they streamed an Instagram Live and used the "M" word. JustJared reported that a fan asked Lily how many copies of her "No Shame" album were sold. "[5,000]. I'm serious. That's how bad things are these days," she said before looking at the "Hellboy" actor. "You think you married a pop star? You didn't." Lily quickly corrected herself, saying, "Not that we're married. We're not married. I just want to make sure you know." Scrambling, David jumped in to add, "But she is my wife." Lily chimed in, "Yes, we do pretend." So…?

Lending a hand

The on-screen medical community is coming together to help out the real-life heroes. While the coronavirus continues to ravage the world, TV shows like "Grey's Anatomy," "The Good Doctor" and "The Resident" have decided to donate their surgical masks, gloves and other medical supplies to nurses, doctors and hospitals, all of whom really need those things right now. FOX's "The Resident" dropped off a huge supply of masks, gloves and gowns to Grady Hospital in Atlanta. TV Guide reported that "Station 19" donated masks to a fire station and "Grey's Anatomy" donated a backstock of gowns and gloves to Los Angeles hospitals. "The Good Doctor," which is filmed in Vancouver, Canada, is in talks with local officials to donate its stock of medical supplies to first responders.