Mormon Wives’ Layla Taylor, 23, Says She Got 6 Cosmetic Procedures in 4 Months: 'Small Little Tweaks'

Layla Taylor.Photo:Disney/Pamela Littky Disney/Pamela Littky Layla Tayloris opening up about the “tweaks” she’s recently made with her appearance.The Secret Lives of Mormon Wivesstar recently appeared onPage Six’sVirtual Reali-Teapodcastand proclaimed that she’s probably the “most obsessed” with plastic surgery out of all her castmates. The 23-year-old revealed that she’s even gotten a slew of cosmetic procedures done just since filming season 1 of the reality show.“In the past four months, I’ve gotten my boobs done, my nose done and a tummy tuck and lip filler and chin filler and Botox,” sheboasted.

Morris Chestnut Makes Smoldering Slow-Mo Debut inReasonable DoubtFirst Look — Watch! (Exclusive)

Morris Chestnutknow how to make an entrance!In PEOPLE’s exclusive first look atReasonable Doubtseason 2, the 55-year-old actor, who takes on the role of high powered lawyer Corey Cash, makes his debut at Binder Hurwitz Stewart law firm.The teaser begins with Krystal (Angela Grovey) sharing her skepticism about the new lawyer arriving for an important meeting.“Corey Cash sounds like a fake name,” she scoffs while Daniel (Tim Jo) remarks that he may be a “spy” or a “90s rapper.

Mother and Son Among 6 People Struck by N.Y.C. Taxi That Crashed onto Sidewalk Christmas Day

At least six people — including a mother and her 9-year-old son — were injured after a taxi crashed into a New York City sidewalk on Christmas Day, according to authorities. The New York Police Department said in a statement to PEOPLE that officers responded to a call of “pedestrians struck” just after 4 p.m. local time on a sidewalk on Sixth Avenue near Herald Square, a popular tourist destination during the holidays that is steps away from Macy’s.

Mother Charged with Murder and Child Abuse After Infant Daughter Dies on New Year's Eve

Maya Dennis.Photo:Harford County Sheriff Office Harford County Sheriff Office Detectives from the Harford County Sheriff’s Office learned about the 5½-month-old on Sunday, Dec. 29, after responding to the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in regards to a report from Child Protective Services of suspected child abuse, apress releasefrom the department states. The press release states that an investigation was launched into the incident that included a court-ordered search of the child’s home and “multiple interviews of potential witnesses and suspects” that resulted in “inconsistent accounts of how the infant victim sustained her injuries.

Mother Delivers Daughter Early in Ambulance with Help from EMT Who Trained Baby's Firefighter Father

Kayla Alvarez delivered her second daughter Mariah in an unlikely place thanks to the help of an unlikely friend. Help arrived quickly after from a familiar face: emergency medical technician (EMT) Ruben Torres. The paramedic, who’s also a full-time Worcester firefighter, toldWCVB 5 Bostonthat Caisesy was one of his EMS instructors when he was training to join the Worcester Fire Department. “I wasn’t expecting to have her in the ambulance. It was super nerve-wracking,” Alvarez told WCVB-5 Boston.