Rob Riggle‘s divorce has turned into a surveillance horror movie … at least according to new legal docs in which the actor accuses his estranged wife of hacking him, taking his cash and spying on him via hidden camera.

We broke the story … Riggle’s wife, Tiffany, filed for divorce in October after 21 years of marriage, but Rob claims things got worse shortly after when $28,000 in emergency money went missing from his home office … and he began to feel as if he was being watched.

According to the docs … Riggle was staying at their smaller home, while Tiffany stayed with their 2 kids at the family home. He says he confronted Tiffany about the $28k because she had access to his pad, but she denied knowing anything about it.

Around the same time, Riggle alleges Tiffany hacked into his Apple account and downloaded his emails, texts, contacts and photos … but then he says things got really strange.

Riggle claims Tiffany somehow had knowledge of private conversations he’d had in his home office either with or about his girlfriend and assistant, and she — or other anonymous sources — would text or email them referencing the private info.

Because of these alleged leaks, Riggle says he and his girlfriend formed a misinformation scheme, planting false info to test whether any of it later leaked out … and sure enough, he claims his suspicions were confirmed.

So, according to the docs, Riggle had his home electronically swept for devices in April … and claims a hidden spy camera was found in his smoke detector.

He says the device had a memory card with more than 10,000 videos with sound on it, and he believes it was installed in August 2020 and possibly monitored him until he discovered it.

And, get this — Riggle claims one of the vids shows Tiffany standing on a ladder installing the spy camera, and another vid shows her sitting on the floor of his home office counting money … which Rob believes is the $28k he says went missing.

Erica Mena is putting Safaree on blast … claiming the drama he’s causing in their divorce is at least part of the reason she’s landed in the hospital during her pregnancy.

The ‘Love & Hip Hop’ star says her estranged husband Safaree has “failed to be involved in her care or to visit her at the hospital during her most recent stay, where she remained overnight for many days related to her pregnancy.”

In docs, obtained by TMZ, Erica claims Safaree’s latest quest for shared custody of their children is only being done “in hopes of obtaining ‘good publicity’ and painting [Erica] as the instigator, while in actuality, [Erica’s] the only parent ensuring the parties’ children’s safety and acting in their best interest.”

Erica says Safaree should worry more about her and their unborn child’s health instead of trying to paint himself as a devoted father in legal docs.

As for his request to be present for the birth — Erica says that decision should only be made by herself and her doctor.

The Lakers may need more than LeBron James and Anthony Davis if they’re trying to return to the NBA Finals … so says Lamar Odom, who tells TMZ Sports they’re one more star away from dominance.

Of course, the Lake Show was sent home early after losing to the Phoenix Suns in the first round … and AD’s groin injury is believed to have played a major role in their demise.

We asked LO if the Purple and Gold need to make big changes this offseason … and he says Bron and Davis are usually enough, but their heath issues could spell trouble in the future.

“I was hurt!” Odom tells us. “I was hurt when I watched them. They gotta get another guy who can play right alongside LeBron James and Anthony Davis.”

LeBron also had to sit out a portion of the season due to a tough ankle injury … and keeping everyone healthy is a major concern for LO.

“I mean, [James and Davis] probably is enough but we need them healthy but just in case if they’re not healthy.”

“I think once the Lakers put another piece with those two guys, then they’ll be alright because they have enough supporting cast right now but I just think they need one more strong piece.”

The guy knows what it takes to win it all — after all, he won championships alongside Kobe Bryant in 2009 and 2010.

Odom points out the Brooklyn Nets … saying that squad has 3 legit MVP caliber players on their team … and L.A. needs that third option to be able to compete.

Speaking of Brooklyn, Odom had strong words for Charles Barkley, who recently said he’s rooting against the Nets due to his hatred for “super teams.”

“Yeah, nah f*** that. F*** that. GMs, you gotta get better then.”

Bernie Mac‘s set to be the subject of a feature film biopic produced by John Legend‘s company, and if the late comedian’s daughter has her way … casting will be a breeze.

Mac’s daughter, Je’Niece McCullough, tells TMZ … since her dad died she’s been asked many times who would be best to play him in a movie, and there are 2 names she’s had in mind for a while.

The first is Aldis Hodge — known for his roles on “Leverage” and in “Hidden Figures” — because Je’Niece says he’s a great actor with a similar complexion to Bernie.

He also has major biopic experience — he played MC Ren in “Straight Outta Compton” and more recently, NFL legend Jim Brown in “One Night in Miami.” Je’Niece believes he’s the perfect A-lister to play her dad as an adult.

But, that’s not all … she also has an out-of-the-box option if producers want to portray Bernie in his younger years, and he’s a YouTube star.

His name is Mark Phillips, and Je’Niece tells us her daughter loves him, and always says how much he reminds her of Bernie. She adds that Mark is funny and has the acting chops to capture her dad’s essence.

The just-announced project is a partnership between Legend’s production company, Get Lifted, and Mac’s estate … which Je’Niece says is headed up by her mother.

Before this happy fella was a multi-talented star, he was just another kiddo rockin’ a bowl cut around town.

This celeb has had quite the career over the last few years, he has starred in several films such as “Never Been Kissed,” “See Spot Run” and “Never Die Alone.” He is best known for his role as Dewey Riley in all four ‘Scream’ films.

Aside from acting, he has also had time in the ring as a professional wrestler. He earned the title of WCW World Heavyweight Champion in early 2000, following the filming for his movie “Ready to Rumble”.

A good chunk of Billie Eilish‘s fandom appears to be disavowing her — all over what they perceive as queerbaiting … but, truthfully, it’s just A LOT of assumptions and expectations.

If you saw the hashtag “#youlikegirls” trending Sunday evening and dove in … you probably saw a whole bunch of folks up in arms over Billie’s recent social media activity/love life, with many saying they were done with her and her music because they consider her problematic.

Long story short … Billie has recently been romantically linked to actor Matthew Tyler Vorce, who she’s been seen out with on what some took as dates — including this past week, when they were spotted getting cozy at Disneyland. Some are straight up calling him the BF.

That kinda threw some of her fans for a loop in and of itself, it seems, as there appears to have been some speculation that Billie might’ve been on the LGBTQ+ spectrum. We can’t say why people thought that — other than good old-fashioned conclusion-jumping.

At any rate … some of those same fans were even more confused with her latest musical offering, which they say sends mixed signals. It’s Billie’s music video for her new single, “Lost Cause,” which sees her dancing in somewhat suggestive fashion with other women.

The true smoking gun for their queerbaiting case — as the fandom has insisted — was a follow-up post Billie threw up after this video, which featured the caption “i love girls.”

Some took that as Billie toying with her fans, as well as pre-conceived notions about her sexuality — which many have called counterproductive/harmfully misleading. Basically, they’re suggesting she’s doing more hurting than helping in the LGBTQ+ movement … during Pride months, no less. That, coupled with her apparent interest in men, is causing an uproar.

We’re gonna bust out the soapbox here for a minute and just say … Billie doesn’t owe anyone anything when it comes to all this speculation and projecting that’s been thrust on her — not before, not now, and not even in the future (that is, if she doesn’t want to).

As many have rightly pointed out, there’s nothing inherently sexual about Bilile’s dancing in the music vid — and her caption could’ve been nothing more than just promoting her single.

Ned Beatty — a veteran character actor, famous for his work in “Superman,” “Network” and several other iconic films — has died … TMZ has learned.

A family member tells TMZ … Ned passed away in his sleep Sunday while surrounded by family at his home. No other details surrounding the exact circumstances of his death were immediately available — however, we’ve been told his passing is NOT COVID-related.

The guy has appeared in a variety of different movies and an even bigger variety of roles over his five-decade-plus career … giving us memorable characters and even better performances. He’ll perhaps best be remembered for his standout monologue in 1976’s “Network,” in which he played a TV/communications chief, who tries convincing the protagonist to stop resisting a major merger deal that will adversely affect the masses.

It’s an epic 5 to 6-minute speech he gives to the fictional truthteller, Howard Beale — one of the only times Beatty appeared on screen in this flick, BTW — … and it earned him a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the Oscars that year. That’s how great it is.

Beatty had scores of other unforgettable movie moments — notably, as the bumbling sidekick to Gene Hackman‘s Lex Luthor, Otis, in the 1978 version of “Superman” in which he completely flipped the script from serious to comedic … which he carried on for the sequel too. In other words, Beatty had incredible range — and flexed it often in his acting.

Other remarkable film credits include … “Deliverance,” — infamous for its “Squeal like a pig” rape scene, of which Beatty was the onscreen victim — “Friendly Fire,” “All the President’s Men,” “Silver Streak,” “Back to School,” “Nashville,” “The Big Easy,” “The Toy,” “1941,” “Captain America,” “Rudy,” “White Lightning,” “Prelude to a Kiss,” “Hear My Song,” “Restless Natives,” “Life,” “Shooter,” “Charlie Wilson’s War” and even a couple voice acting roles in “Rango” as well as “Toy Story 3,” in which he played Lotso … the evil pink bear.

Ned had appeared in several big hit TV shows as well through the years, such as “Law & Order,” “Roseanne,” “The Boys,” “Highway to Heaven,” “American Playhouse,” “Szysznyk,” “The Rockford Files,” “M*A*S*H*,” “Homicide: Life on the Street,” ‘CSI,’ “Murder, She Wrote” and countless others.

He’s survived by his wife, Sandra Johnson, and his eight children and grandchildren. Ned was 83.

RIP