Mum's the new word for the normally loose-lipped Martin Shkreli.
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Trump, the billionaire developer, has proven loose-lipped on the campaign trail.
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Below are some of our favorites, one for every kind of loose-lipped friend.
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How did this loose-lipped celebrity tycoon with no political experience get so far?
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We know this because van Houten has been a bit loose-lipped about this secret.
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Though notoriously leaky, the Trump administration has rarely seen officials publicly confirmed as loose lipped.
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Fact-checks and rivals' rebukes have been known to bring loose-lipped politicians back to reality.
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Luckily, she's more loose-lipped when it comes to sharing her prime pick for whitening toothpastes.
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But up to know, said Lewis, Trump's team has been too loose-lipped, disorganized and undisciplined.
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Mr. Giuliani is loose-lipped, intemperate, confrontational and supremely confident that he knows better than anyone else.
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Conan O'Brien's recurring Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin characters were interrupted by a loose-lipped third party.
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D.L. Hughley, the loose-lipped and outspoken actor and comedian, appears frequently on CNN as a political analyst.
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Then, once you've finally gotten your story straight, some loose-lipped jamoke comes along and says what everybody's thinking?
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Loose-lipped. They tried like hell to get anything out of her about Tuesday's season finale, but she wouldn't crack.
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He's known for being loose-lipped about closed-door meetings with Trump, and is often found holding court with congressional reporters.
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He said that everyone who knew was sworn to secrecy, but as we know, Hollywood is a loose-lipped place at times.
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In going public with his charges, Mr. Guo demonstrated just how dangerous a loose-lipped billionaire can be to China's Communist Party.
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Worst Performance on Land There was no shortage of candidates — including the loose-lipped American goalkeeper Hope Solo — but only one genuine contender.
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In 1964, LBJ successfully painted GOP opponent Barry Goldwater as trigger-happy and casually loose-lipped about the use of nuclear weapons, among other slams.
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According to a loose-lipped attendee who spoke to People, Jenner spent an equal amount of time with each of the guys, like a proper host would.
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In a press conference on January 11th, his first for six months, Mr Trump was as thin-skinned, loose-lipped and scrappy as he has ever been.
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In the conversation, Mr. Miller said CNN could use someone like Mr. Kaczynski, especially given how difficult it was to fact-check the loose-lipped Republican nominee.
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"If you're looking at it that way, he already sent that message with Scooter Libby," Rudy Giuliani, Trump's latest loose-lipped lawyer, told the Huffington Post on Thursday.
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When Republicans held the House majority, he was known for being loose-lipped about closed-door meetings with Trump, and is often found holding court with congressional reporters.
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And while the drama of the couple's suspect relationship timeline is seemingly behind us, we still got a nugget of hot goss courtesy of Davidson's loose-lipped tattoo artist.
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Other business executives with legal problems, including Lynn G. Tilton, a private equity executive, and Charlie Shrem, who led a money transfer service, have also been pretty loose lipped.
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"We cannot have the President of the United States being casually loose-lipped about confirming something, even if it's in the public domain, to an adversarial nation," Pelosi said.
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After a loose-lipped journalist told her Ezra (Ian Harding) and Nicole (Rebecca Breeds) were engaged before Nicole went missing, Aria didn't pick up the phone to call Ezra.
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While the suits at HBO may or may not be pleased with Broadbent's loose-lipped revelation, I would just like to personally thank Mr. Broadbent for being so forthcoming.
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Mark Ruffalo, who plays the Hulk, even said he was given a dummy script by directors Joe and Anthony Russo in order to prevent the loose-lipped actor from leaking spoilers.
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But perhaps not a physician more inclined to keep medical secrets, as, according to CNN, there were alarms raised that Jackson was too loose-lipped about Karen Pence's private medical care.
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For a party that usually backs the hot hand rather than the political veteran -- and got burned by backing Hillary Clinton -- what explains this persistent love for a loose-lipped 76-year-old?
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The Markle obsession hasn't only come from the British press—few can forget the back and forth between the Royals and Markle's loose-lipped family in the months leading up to her wedding.
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But now the president has both actually had a career as a TV star and, as a political candidate, built a personal brand around being loose-lipped and sound bite ready, tailor-made for entertainment.
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We may never know whether the leak about Mr. Kushner's bizarre proposal of "backchannel" contacts with Russian diplomats came from law enforcement officials, backbiters at the White House or just Mr. Kushner's loose-lipped friends on the cocktail circuit.
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The victims were legion — prosecutors, thieves, former allies, Colombian military officers and a loose-lipped lawyer who once got drunk and talked about his business — but the full scope and details of the killing spree were never aired in court.
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In the early 1990s, the man some would later characterize as a loose-lipped, absent-minded professor won 83 percent of the vote — as a Democrat in a red state — and served as chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
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The relationship between a human source and the government is based on trust -- trust that the handling officer will keep the source's identity secret and not disclose the information they provide to anyone without a need to know, especially loose-lipped politicians.
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The Scottish National Party's Westminster leader, Ian Blackford, said the prime minister's plan had been "rumbled by your own loose-lipped senior Brexit advisor," and insisted she should publicly prolong the negotiating period to avoid a no-deal scenario that was sought by what he termed "extremists" in her own party.
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PHILIP KIPPER San Francisco To the Editor: So here's what it comes down to: Do we want a tight-lipped competent woman who made an uncharacteristic mistake using an email account, or do we want a loose-lipped incompetent man who characteristically tweets out venom without any thought of the consequences?
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We've got a bevy of teasers, trailers, posters, Reddit theories, tantalizing photos, set spoilers, and secrets spilled by the increasingly loose-lipped cast to go off of — all to facilitate our manic clue-gathering, get us even more excited for the series' long-awaited return, and, frankly, tide us over until this Sunday at 9 p.m.
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Instead, we should retrain our gaze on the issues at hand: A loose-lipped President who is obstructing justice; a hostile foreign power interfering with our democratic system; and a craven, mealy mouthed majority party in Congress doing absolutely nothing because, hey, their guy won, and that seems to matter more than the integrity and security of the United States.
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If anything, there was more than enough smoke emanating from the Trump campaign in 2016 to justify the FBI's concern about an actual fire: questions about campaign aide Paul Manafort's ties to Putin-linked parties in Ukraine, Page's summer sojourn to Moscow, and Papadopoulos's loose-lipped chat with an Australian diplomat about potential Kremlin dirt on Hillary Clinton, for example.
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Charlie the Tuna was based on Tom Rogers' friend Henry Nemo. Nemo is known as the "creator of jive", which resembles the loose-lipped slang used by Charlie the Tuna.
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Hart during his time as manager of Greg "The Hammer" Valentine. In 1985, Hart's friend Hillbilly Jim recommended him to WWF owner Vince McMahon, who hired him. He was nicknamed "The Mouth of the South" due to his loose-lipped style, often augmented by his trademark megaphone, which he used to instruct and encourage his protégés, to discourage and annoy opponents and announcers (especially Gorilla Monsoon) and also as a weapon. Hart's first acquisition in the WWF was Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, then the Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion, whom Hart managed at WrestleMania.
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The kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh's son in 1932 inspired that element in Christie's novel two years later. The novel used many elements of the real life case: a young child, firstborn of the family, was kidnapped for ransom directly from the crib, the parents were famous, the father was a well known pilot and the mother pregnant, and the ransom was paid but the child found dead soon after. An innocent, but perhaps loose-lipped, maid employed by Lindbergh's parents was suspected of involvement in the crime. After being harshly interrogated by police, she committed suicide.
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The gang operated under the protection of St. Paul's police chief Thomas "Big Tom" Brown, and they went from being bank robbers to kidnappers under his guidance.Mahoney, Timothy, Secret Partners: Big Tom Brown and the Barker Gang, Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2013, passim. Ma's common-law husband Arthur Dunlop was said to be loose-lipped when drunk, and he was not trusted by members of the gang; Karpis described him as a "pain in the ass". While at one hideout, a resident identified the gang from photographs in True Detective magazine and told the police, but Chief Brown tipped them off and they escaped.
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She is a Harmsworth Scholar of the Middle Temple. In 2012 it was revealed that Ryan and her husband had been placed under surveillance in 1999 by the Special Crime and Internal Affairs (SCIA) branch of NSW Police as the head of SCIA, assistant commissioner Mal Brammer, believed the Ryans, under the influence of alcohol, might be loose-lipped about confidential police affairs. Assistant Commissioner Brammer at no time believed that allegation, the New South Wales Crime Commission received a complaint from a source known to them which was investigated under their secrecy provisions. The investigation found no tangible evidence to support the allegation.
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