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Let's be honest—this Pride month has not felt like much of a celebration so far.

We're well into June now, and even though some states have phased in reopening, many of us are still in the house.

As much as we love talking about The Bachelor, it's no secret that the franchise has some major issues when it comes to diversity.

If you've spent your quarantine without a significant other, it's been a long, sexless three months. Since mid-March, any kind of physical dating has been paused indefinitely, and sex with anyone who's not your roommate has been, uh, not an option.

Remember events?

If you've ever paid attention to the Bachelor, even a little bit, chances are you've seen a whole lot of white people. In 18 years and 40 seasons of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, only once has a Black person been cast as the season lead.

Painful as it can be, growing up means sometimes realizing your childhood heroes kind of suck.

UPDATE: On Tuesday, it was reported by Variety that Stassi and Kristen have been fired from Vanderpump Rules, along with Brett and Max.

The Bachelor franchise has always had problems with race, and recently, those problems have been more clearly visible than ever.

If you've been watching Bravo shows like Real Housewives and Vanderpump Rules for years, you've probably come to terms with the fact that not all the cast members are great people.

If you're someone who spends much time on Twitter, then you know that it can be a cesspool of people with sh*tty opinions.

Last Friday, as protestors across the country marched to demand an end to police brutality, where was our President?

With everything going on in the world right now, it feels like a weird time to focus on whatever celebrities are doing.

We've reached the point where it's basically a requirement that everyone acknowledges the current protests against police brutality on social media, and unsurprisingly, some are doing it better than others.

It's been just over a week since George Floyd's death, and millions of people across the country have used their voices to demand justice.

UPDATE: There may still be justice for James Scurlock.

While we are showing support for and standing in solidarity with Black Lives Matter, and many of us are donating if we are able, it's important to be as educated as possible on why this fight against police brutality and systemic racism is so important.

Remember back in 2018, when we all laughed at Forbes calling Kylie Jenner a self-made billionaire?

Considering that we're still in the midst of a global pandemic, most of us aren't taking any trips right now.

When Lisa Vanderpump essentially ghosted The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills halfway through season nine, it felt like a pivotal moment in the show's history.

I'll admit, it's been a while since I watched America's Got Talent. But last September, when it was reported that Gabrielle Union was fired from the show after just one season as a judge, my ears perked up.

Well friends, we made it.

Sorry if this is a spoiler for you, but a lot of people have had plastic surgery.

Most of us are nearing the three-month mark on social distancing, and I don't think I'm the only one who feels like I'm running out of things to watch.

Look, we're all bored and depressed right now.

For the six of you who are somehow still watching Riverdale, I'm so sorry.

On this week's season finale of Vanderpump Rules, we were left with an emotional look at the journey we've all taken over the past eight years.

As the coronavirus has spread, and we've all been forced into various forms of quarantine, this spring has been a stressful time for everyone.

Guys, we've been quarantining/isolating/social distancing for a long time now.

This season of Vanderpump Rules has been a frustratingly mixed bag.

As you may know, I usually love documenting the messy behavior of our favorite (and least favorite) Bachelor alums.

Whenever a new woman joins the group on a Real Housewives show, it's like a science experiment.

One of my favorite things about The Bachelor has nothing to do with the show itself, but rather, the aftermath.

After watching the Real Housewives for more than a decade, it feels like we know these women very well.

UPDATE: Well, we didn't really expect that to be so simple, did we?

It's been an interesting year for celebrity news, but oddly enough, the Kardashians have been pretty quiet so far in 2020.

In general, I think us normal people assume that a lot of celebrities aren't used to doing things for themselves.

We all know that relationships are hard.

This season on Vanderpump Rules, there's been a lot going on.

Let's be real: no one really wants to get older.

UPDATE #2: It's been over a week since the last update in the Chrissy Teigen/Alison Roman saga, which feels like a lifetime in whatever 2020 hellscape we're in.

It's hard to believe that this season of Vanderpump Rules is already coming to a close, but we can't watch Dayna go back and forth between Brett and Max forever.

Okay, on the count of three, say it with me.

With most of us still in various states of quarantine, there's no doubt that Mother's Day will look a little different this year.

Everything about the world right now is weird, but celebrities are still finding new and exciting ways to shock us.

Over the past few years, we've come to terms with the fact that some of our favorite throwback TV shows haven't aged super well.

The last few weeks have been a big time for celebrity baby news, and given that all the other news is about coronavirus or murder hornets, I'll take it.

For nearly two months now, most of us have been bored in the house, just doing our best to make it through the biggest global pandemic in more than a century.

Over the past two months, we've talked a lot about everything that's not happening because of the coronavirus pandemic.

UPDATE: We've already seen our fair share of celebrity quarantine breakups, but this latest one is probably the least surprising.