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On Saturday, a Twitter user calling herself “wishiwaskim,” Tweeted that she was going to go under the knife.

“I’m getting head to toe plastic surgery next week to look like @kimkardashian so my husband won’t leave me,” the woman wrote. “He worships @kimkardashian.”

Kim quickly responded with an emphatic, “NO.”

The “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” beauty went on to try and encourage the woman to be proud of who she is.

The father and brother of Afshan Azad, who stars as Padma Patil in the “Harry Potter” franchise, have reportedly been charged with allegedly threatening to kill the 22-year-old actress at the family’s home in Manchester, England.

According to the BBC, Abdul Azad, 54 and his son, Ashraf Azad, 28, reportedly appeared before the Manchester Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday for the alleged threats and their case was adjourned until July 12.

Ashraf is also accused of allegedly assaulting the “Harry Potter” actress, which according to the Huffington Post, occurred on May 21.

Afshan has previously appeared in three “Potter” movies and will next be seen in “Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows,” which will be released in two parts.

Jennifer Hudson will address the October 2008 murders of three of her family members on an upcoming episode of VH1’s “Behind The Music.”

According to MTV News, the star will “talk at length” about the loss of her mother, brother and nephew in the episode, which will debut Monday on the network.

As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, her mother, Darnell Donerson, and brother Jason Hudson were found dead at the time inside the family’s Chicago home with the body of her nephew, Julian King, found several days later.

William Balfour — the estranged husband of Hudson’s sister, Julia — was charged with the killings.

The star has mentioned her heartbreaking losses several times in the year and a half since the murders, though never at length.

“I want to thank each and every one of you for your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time,” she wrote on her MySpace page in November 2008. “My sister and I take great comfort and strength from your love and concern.”

Months later, she thanked her fans once again on the red carpet.

“Everyone has been so supportive and it’s overwhelming,” she told Access Hollywood’s Shaun Robinson at the Grammy Awards in February 2009.

At the ceremony itself, she thanked “my family in heaven, and those who are here today” after earning Best R&B album — her first Grammy.

The upcoming “Behind The Music” episode will also feature a look at Jennifer’s stunning rise to fame, which has found her going from a run on “American Idol” to an Oscar-winning role in “Dreamgirls,” Grammy success and a thriving career in film and music – as well as welcoming fiance David Otunga and their son, David Jr., into her life.

Mena Suvari has tied the knot — in Vatican City.

The “American Beauty” star, 31, wed concert promoter Simone Sestito, 25, on Saturday in a private church in the holy city, according to TV Guide.

The pair got engaged in 2008 after meeting the year before at the Toronto Film Festival.

According to a People source, the intimate nuptials were “truly unique and Mena looked breathtaking.”

The couple reportedly chose the destination wedding thanks to the groom’s family members, many of whom are Rome-area residents.

Jerry Seinfeld has changed his opinion of Lady Gaga, who was taken to his private box at the Mets’ Citi Field after showing photographers her middle finger at a game earlier this month.

Previously, Seinfeld released a statement noting that his family took “an optimistic view of Lady Gaga’s gesture as a sign that she wants the Mets to be in first place as badly as they do,” but during an interview on New York’s WFAN Sports Radio with Steve Somers, he changed his tune.

“You know, I changed my mind. I hate her,” Seinfeld said in his typical rant style after the sports jock pointed out that Gaga was taken to the comic’s seats after flicking off the photogs. “I can’t believe they put her in my box — that I paid for! You give people the finger and you get upgraded? Is that the world we’re living in now? I mean …”

Seinfeld said he didn’t learn that the bikini-wearing Gaga was taken to his seats until later that night when he came for the second game of the day.

“How would I know anything? I wasn’t even there … I came for the night game and heard all about it,” he said. “She’s a jerk. … What is she giving the finger (for)? What’s the finger anyway? Speaking of interesting and new, how old is the finger, how did it even get to be the finger?

“Get an act,” Seinfeld continued. “Rhinestone bikinis and giving people the finger? But she is talented. I don’t know why she’s doing this stuff.”

When informed that Gaga got special treatment at a Yankee’s game recently, Seinfeld said he’d had enough.

“Oh please, wake me when it’s over,” he said.

Earlier in the broadcast Seinfeld also wondered aloud if Gaga’s act was just a game.

“I wish her the best. You know, you take one ‘A’ off of that and you’ve got ‘gag,’ ” he laughed.

Amanda Bynes is done acting, the 24-year-old star announced on Twitter.

“Being an actress isn’t as fun as it may seem,” she tweeted from her verified account. “If I don’t love something anymore I stop doing it. I don’t love acting anymore so I’ve stopped doing it.”

However, she admitted that she’s a little young to call it quits already.

“I know 24 is a young age to retire but you heard it here first,” she tweeted. “I’ve #retired.”

Following her star-making roles on Nickelodeon’s sketch comedy “All That” and her own show on the network, “The Amanda Show,” Bynes starred alongside Jennie Garth on the WB sitcom “What I like About You” and hit the big screen in such films as “She’s The Man” and “Hairspray.”

If she holds true to her retirement revelation, her last film project may be the fall comedy “Easy A,” co-starring Emma Stone, due September 17.