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Christine Quinn appears to be throwing some major shade at her ex-husband Christian Dumontet.

On Thursday (August 22), the 35-year-old Selling Sunset alum took to Instagram to share a video of herself posing in a pink string bikini on a boat while sending a very pointed message to others going through a breakup.

Keep reading to find out more…“Remember ladies, while you’re healing he’s balding,” Christine wrote along with the video set to Charli xcx‘s song “360.”

In the comment section, she then added, “Correction ‘Still Balding.’”

The balding comment appears to be a dig at Christian, who has thinning hair.

Back in March, Christian was taken into police custody following a domestic incident during which his and Christine‘s three-year-old son Christian George was allegedly hit by glass bottle.

After being released, Christian was arrested again for violating an emergency protective order. He then filed for divorce from Christine in April.

Justin Timberlake on the Oscars' Red Carpet Justin Timberlake at the Academy Awards The Social Network actor Justin Timberlake arrives at the 83rd Academy Awards, which took place on Sunday, Feb. 27, at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood. At the ceremony, Timberlake and Black Swan actress Mila Kunis introduced the nominees – and eventual winners – in the animation categories. Throughout the proceedings, he pretended to be the elusive Banksy, whose Exit Through the Gift Shop was a Best Documentary Feature contender. The joke fell mostly flat, but Timberlake actually elicited some laughs when he imitated three-time Oscar-nominated veteran Kirk Douglas*, who mercilessly stretched the Best Supporting Actress announcement into what seemed like hours. Admittedly, Douglas was funny. (The winner in that particular category turned out to be Melissa Leo for David O. Russell's The Fighter.) As announced by the Justin Timberlake-Mila Kunis duo, the Best Animated Short Film was Shaun Tan...

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In the world of gambling, "Hard work does not guarantee success and nobody plays for free". So would be the case in the world of entertainment too. Director Brad Furman should have known it by now.

"Runner Runner" is a synthetic tale of an aspirant's journey to impress and follow the path of his idol and mentor only to realise that his idol has abused his faith and turned him into a mere pawn in his scheme of things.

Set in the backdrop of high stakes in the world.