Caldwells Back Accuser, Lose Home & Jobs

0:00It's April 30th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, where the headlines shine. Powered by AI, the Caldwell family just lost their home and jobs after publicly backing a young girl who accused Joseph Dugger of sexual assault. Paul Caldwell, the family patriarch, launched a GoFundMe that's already pulled in over $34,000 to cover their sudden relocation. They made it clear in an update that every penny goes toward their needs, with zero tolerance for anything harming kids. Earlier this month, they called the accuser courageous for speaking out and vowed to stand by her through the legal fight. At the same time, the Caldwell's expressed love for their daughter Kendra and their grandkids, while slamming her husband Joseph. Kendra recently reunited with the kids after a judge lifted a no-contact order following her March 20th arrest. She and Joseph face 8 charges each for endangering minors and false imprisonment, both pleading not guilty with court next in August.

1:01Separately, Joseph is on pretrial release in Florida, for nude behavior against a 9-year-old girl, now 14, who says he assaulted her during a family trip, and he's banned from unsupervised contact with kids under 18. This saga keeps unfolding as the Caldwell's rebuild and the cases push forward, highlighting tough choices and standing up for the vulnerable.