Emily Ratajkowski and Sebastian Bear McClard had four years of marital bliss before the supermodel filed for divorce from the film producer amid cheating allegations. Now, the former couple are in the midst of working through their divorce, which includes dividing their millions as well as working out custody of their 19-month-old son, Sylvester Apollo. Here are the most surprising revelations to come out of their break-up so far.RELATED: Why Are Taylor Swift And Joe Alwyn Still Not Engaged?

What happened on this day in history: Czar Nicholas II marries Alexandra Feodorovna, Peanuts creator Charles Schulz is born, and more from November 26th.1883: Sojourner Truth Dies Public DomainBorn into slavery in New York around 1797, Sojourner Truth liberated herself in 1826 after her master went back on his promise to free her. American abolitionist and women’s rights activist Sojourner Truth dies of natural causes at the age of 86 in her Michigan home.

Ever since Too Hot to Handle kicked off on Netflix on Friday, April 17th, its become one of the most watched, most talked-about shows of the moment. Matthew Stephen Smith was one of the ten original singletons taking on the reality TV show, who had no clue what was in store for him when he signed up. Thinking that the holiday would be more ‘fun in the sun’ than celibate personal development, Matt was one who definitely stumbled at the challenge and departed early from the series.

Artist BioAs self-sufficient as they come, Jon Bellion is the prototype for making it in America in the 21st Century. Inspired by Yeezy to drop out of college and pursue music, Bellion sings, raps, produces, mixes, and masters his own songs, all the while, penning songs for other artists. Signed to a major label for years on the DL, the Long Island human finessed Capitol Records to allow him to release four free projects before trying to sell a retail effort.

What is Lou Pai’s Net Worth? Lou Pai, a Chinese-American businessman and mathematical genius, has a net worth of $200 million. He earned his fortune as the CEO of Enron Energy Services and Enron Xcelerator, a venture capital division of Enron. Pai was known as “the invisible CEO” during his time at the now-defunct energy company. Despite being fired and forced to sell most of his Enron shares years before the company’s collapse, Pai is one of the few former Enron executives who ended up with a substantial fortune.