TikTok star Khaby Lame was detained by ICE on Friday, June 6 for immigration violation, PEOPLE can confirm.

“U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained Seringe Khabane Lame, 25, a citizen of Italy, June 6, at the Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas, Nevada for immigration violations,” an ICE spokesperson told PEOPLE in an email statement on Monday, June 9. “Lame entered the United States April 30 and overstayed the terms of his visa.”

The Senegalese-Italian influencer, 25, — who moved to Italy from his native Senegal when he was a baby, but was granted Italian citizenship in August 2022 — has since left the country, confirmed the ICE spokesperson.

“Lame was granted voluntary departure June 6 and has since departed the U.S.,” continued ICE’s statement.

News of Lame’s detainment came after rumors swirled online that the internet phenom was arrested.

PEOPLE reached out to a representative for Lame for comment on Monday, June 9 on the matter, but did not immediately hear back.

In 2024, Lame was named one of PEOPLE’s Creators of the Year. He opened up about his humble beginnings and meteoric rise to fame on social media, where he continues to hold the record for having the most followers on TikTok to date.

“Before TikTok, I was working in a factory. I had a lot of different jobs,” he told PEOPLE last year. “I was helping support my family — three little brothers, one older brother and my parents. Then my world changed completely. It’s a whole different life now.”

Lame amassed fame online for his comedic content. Specifically, he’s known for silently mocking overly complicated “life hack” and other situational videos.

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“When I discovered TikTok during COVID, I was making videos for fun. It was a way for all of us to step outside of all the things that were going on in the world,” he shared. “I was just there trying to make people laugh. It wasn’t something that I expected to be my form of work in the future.”

The content creator also revealed his first big purchase since his success.

“The first thing I did with the money I’ve made is buy a bigger house for my family,” he revealed. “We’re a family of seven. It’s a big family.”

Lame added, “I don’t like to spend a lot of money, but for this, my family has always done so much for me.”

The Force was not with Al Pacino when he turned down the role of Han Solo in Star Wars — a choice he opened up about in his memoir Sonny Boy. Recently reflecting on that fateful decision further, the Oscar winner now jokes that he was simply doing Harrison Ford a favor.

“I said, ‘I think I’m in the mood to make Harrison Ford a career,'” the legendary actor quips to Entertainment Weekly while promoting his latest film, The Ritual (in theaters now), alongside his costar, Dan Stevens.

Strolling down memory lane, Pacino recalls his relationship with the so-called “Movie Brats,” a group of pioneering directors including Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, George Lucas, Francis Ford Coppola, and Brian De Palma, who helped pave the way for the New Hollywood movement of the mid-’60s to early ’80s.

“Zoetrope started in San Francisco with Spielberg and De Palma and Francis Coppola, and Scorsese,” Pacino explains. “They were in the late-’60s making this. They were real idealists coming into the ’70s with great films all over the globe. So it was a wonderful place that I actually saw, I went to the building and everything before I did Godfather with them,” he continues, referring to the Sentinel Building in San Francisco, purchased by Coppola as the headquarters for American Zoetrope.

“So I loved their work, but I was doing a show on Broadway at the time, and they handed me this script, and I thought, I don’t understand,” he said of reading the Star Wars script for the first time.

“[I thought], I must be out of space myself,” he joked. “But I looked at this thing and I sent it to Charlie Loughton, my friend and mentor, actually. I said, ‘What do you make of this?’ He was pretty wise and he said, ‘I don’t get it, Al. I dunno. I don’t get it.’ I said, ‘Well, I don’t either; what are we going to do? They offered me a fortune, but I don’t know. No, I can’t play something if I don’t speak the language.'”

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Fortunately, everything worked out in the long run for all parties involved. Pacino continued his iconic career, starring in films including Norman Jewison’s And Justice for All, William Friedkin’s Cruising, and De Palma’s Scarface. And, of course, the role of Han Solo in 1977’s Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope went to Ford, transforming him into one of Hollywood’s most bankable leading men.

Pacino also wasn’t the only actor Ford had to beat out to win the part of Han Solo. Sylvester Stallone has spoken about auditioning and being rejected for the role, and you can even watch Kurt Russell’s audition tape. Burt Reynolds told Business Insider in 2016 that, like Pacino, he was offered and turned down the part. “I didn’t want to play that kind of role at the time,” he said. “Now I regret it. I wish I would have done it.”

All eyes were on Cole Escola last night.

The “Oh, Mary!” star, 38, attended the Tony Awards 2025 in New York City, paying tribute to Bernadette Peters in a silvery-blue gown.

Escola’s Wiederhoeft confection was inspired by the dress the actress wore to the Tony Awards in 1999, when she won the award for best leading actress in a musical for “Annie Get Your Gun.”

“It’s my favorite blue, I call it Cinderella blue,” Escola told People on the red carpet about the dress.

Adorned with hand-embroidered metallic blue glass beads, their custom Wiederhoeft look featured an off-the-shoulder neckline, corset-style bodice and a floor-grazing taffeta train.

The actor, who uses they/them pronouns and identifies as non-binary, also nodded to Peters with an aburun curly wig reminiscent of her signature look.

Escola completed the red carpet outfit with a pendant necklace that included a photo of British actress Laura Keene, who was the lead star in “Our American Cousin.”

“Initially speaking about this look with David and Cole, we were really inspired by Bernadette Peters’ look from the 1999 Tony Awards,” designer Jackson Wiederhoeft said in press release. “We were all obsessed with the color and the medals on the front, a sense of fake naiveté.”

The designer added, “We found ourselves inspired by additional themes of faded crypticism, false innocence, fightfulness, womanly age-hold historically feminine garments, queenly status and ancient doors.”

Escola earned five nominations for their performance in “Oh, Mary!,” including best play and best leading actor in a play, with the star taking home the latter award — and making history in the process.

Not only was Escola the first openly non-binary actor to win in the category, but also the first person to win the award for a play they wrote themselves since Harvey Fierstein did so in 1983.

They shouted out the category’s other nominees, George Clooney, Jon Michael Hill, Daniel Dae Kim, Harry Lennix and Louis McCartney while on stage.

“It’s an honor to be in your company, and more than that, it’s been a sincere pleasure spending time with you over these warm salads at all these lunches,” Escola said.

“First of all, hi mom. I love you. I’ll call you when I can,” they added during their acceptance speech.

“Oh, Mary!” is a dark comedy that follows first lady Mary Todd Lincoln in the weeks leading up to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.

Chris Pratt is enjoying some time with his family for his anniversary.

On Sunday, June 8, the Guardians of the Galaxy star, 45, shared a photo with all four of his children as he celebrated his anniversary with wife Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt. While he covered the little ones’ faces with a pink heart, the family of six can be seen all dressed up.

Pratt stands in the center with one arm around his son, Jack, 12, and the other around Schwarzenegger Pratt, 35. The couple’s daughters, Eloise, 3, and Lyla, 4, stand in front of their parents in matching pink dresses while the author holds baby Ford, 7 months, on her hip.

“Happy Anniversary darling!!” he wrote in white text over the adorable snap.

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On Aug. 17, 2012, Pratt first became a father when he welcomed his first child with his then-wife Anna Faris. Following Pratt’s split with Faris, he married Schwarzenegger Pratt in 2019 and a year into saying “I do,” the couple welcomed their daughter Lyla Maria. Not long after, Pratt and Schwarzenegger announced the arrival of their second child together, Eloise Christina. In November 2024, the couple welcomed their son, Ford Fitzgerald.

Pratt says his fatherhood journey has been “really beautiful” so far. Before Eloise was born, the Parks and Recreation star even said he was ready to have “as many [kids] as the man upstairs will provide” — although he has to run that plan by Schwarzenegger Pratt first.

“We’ll do it. I’ll probably have to talk to Katherine about that, but my plan is, let’s go,” Pratt shared.

The veteran dad knows exactly what to expect when it comes to newborn babies. Back in January, he shared a hilarious photo of his wife holding up their baby boy Ford with a bright smile on her face. While it may have been all cute from the front, there was a huge mess in the back.

“S— happens,” Pratt captioned the picture, showing the blowout stain on the back of Ford’s onesie.

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On Wednesday, May 21, the children’s book author and Avengers star celebrated their daughter Eloise Christina’s third birthday. Schwarzenegger Pratt posted a series of Instagram Stories, documenting how the parents prepared for Eloise’s festivities. 

Schwarzenegger Pratt first included a photo of the table she decorated with treats for Eloise the morning of her birthday, and wrote atop the photo, “My baby girl is 3!” Pratt reposted that photo to his Instagram Stories.

She also included a photo of Eloise’s baby dolls gathered around a toy birthday cake. “Birthday baby doll is a must,” she wrote atop the photo. “The little birthday cake .”