Reuters reports Kelsey Grammer and his third wife Camille will be getting divorced. The couple had been married for almost 13 years. The Frasier star Tweeted the news Thursday: “Hello everyone thank you for ur support and yes it’s true Camille and I are divorcing. I ask U 2 respect our privacy.”

According to People, a judge has denied the restraining order filed by Jeremy London against members of his family who expressed doubts regarding his kidnapping. The Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled that the First Amendment protects London’s family, and they are free to comment publicly about the actor.

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Dean McDermott is in a Los Angeles hospital with a punctured and collapsed lung, People reports. The actor, who is married to Tori Spelling, suffered the injuries when he crashed his dirt bike Tuesday while riding with friends. Spelling tells People McDermott will make a full recovery.

People reports that Elin Nordegren could net $700 million in her divorce from Tiger Woods, thanks to a settlement that both parties are working on now. (Attorneys for Nordegren and Woods are reportedly close to nailing down an agreement.) A source tells People that Nordegren would be paid the high amount for her silence, though she has so far “balked at the confidentiality clause, not because she has a burning desire to tell the story, but because it is the biggest bargaining chip she has.” People‘s source also tells the publication that Nordegren, who doesn’t want Woods’ female friends associating with their two children, is fighting for full custody of 3-year-old Sam and 1-year-old Charlie.

British writer Christopher Hitchens has revealed he is to undergo a course of chemotherapy. In an “Update” published on his publisher’s website, Hitchens announced, “I have been advised by my physician that I must undergo a course of chemotherapy on my esophagus. This advice seems persuasive to me. I regret having had to cancel so many engagements at such short notice.”

The prolific and provocative Hitchens is the author of a number of books including the 2007 bestseller God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything. Earlier this month, he published a memoir, Hitch-22.