news data disclaimer
Where the tea comes from.
Spilla gathers Bravo news and gossip from public sources and labels every claim. Here is exactly how that works — and what it is worth.
Our sources
The tea feed is built from publicly available material: news outlets, podcasts, social media posts, and fan reporting across the Bravoverse.
We link back to the original source wherever possible so you can judge it yourself.
How claims are labelled
Every item is marked as confirmed, reported, or rumour. Confirmed means an official or first-party source. Reported means a credible outlet. Rumour means exactly that — unverified.
A rumour is entertainment, not fact. Treat it accordingly.
No guarantees
We do our best to label accurately, but we cannot guarantee that third-party reporting is true, complete, or current. Stories develop, and sometimes sources are wrong.
Spilla is not a news outlet and nothing in the app should be treated as verified journalism or professional advice.
Corrections & removals
If something in the feed is wrong, outdated, or should not be there, email with a link to the item.
We correct or remove items when the underlying source does, and we act on valid takedown requests promptly.
Questions about any of this? Email us at .