Mo’Nique wants to discuss her feud with D.L. Hughley on his own radio show.
The comedian suggested a conversation needs to happen on his public platform after D.L. Hughley’s daughter Ryan Nicole Shepard criticized Mo’Nique on Instagram. Shepard, who felt her mother and sister were unfairly brought into the feud, offered to provide her personal address to Mo’Nique to talk about their issues in person.
“When D.L.’s daughter says, ‘C’mon let’s meet. And I’ll give you my personal address’ – sweet baby, I don’t need your personal address,” she said. “Your father has a platform that reaches millions. Let’s go on your daddy’s platform and have the conversation like mature adults.”
Mo’Nique also defended comments made about D.L. Hughley’s wife on stage. She asked, “How can you suck the dick of a coward?” during a stand-up performance.
“See, on the stage, I’m a performer, baby,” Mo’Nique explained. “I’m so unapologetic about my performance and what I say on that stage. That is a freedom stage. I won’t change that. I won’t divert from that. That’s my show. But let’s really have a conversation. Because when you say I insulted your mother, tell me what I said.”
Check out Mo’Nique’s interview with The Itiszzz below. Her response to D.L. Hughley’s daughter begins around the 59-minute mark.
The world is getting a little warmer to rapper Travis Scott. He has been booked for a music festival, the first one since his 2021 Astroworld tragedy.
He has been booked to appear on the Day N Vegas Festival in Las Vegas slated for September 2nd-4th weekend. The festival’s promoters also just released the full roster lineup.
Other big names performing during the weekend include J. Cole, SZA, 21 Savage, Baby Keem, City Girls, Conway the Machine, Playboi Carti and others.
But Travis Scott’s return is drawing the headlines. It is another win for the rapper, who recently released a sneaker drop with Nike that sold over 1 million pairs in 30 minutes.
Travis Scott also performed at the Billboard Music Awards, hosted and executively produced by Sean “Diddy” Combs. He made a triumphant return to the stage since that fatal accident that cost the lives of multiple people last fall.
Travis Scott is still fighting legal action stemming from the Astroworld Festival. He is managing hundreds of lawsuits totaling over $1 billion as other deals fall away.
As is often the case with many of the best musicians (and artists in general), sincere music often stems from difficult moments in our lives. Nevertheless, our experiences through life can drive our artistic efforts in a vulnerable way that echoes our creative output. It’s safe to say that genuine lyricism is what will most likely turn a listener into a fan––this is exactly what vetted artist Sufyan Cultrera executes so well in his career.
Sufyan Cultrera strives to be a forward-thinking artist who never compromises his values. He’s always paid homage to his roots, and it’s one of the main reasons for his influence’s success. Fans want to connect with musicians outside of their music, and Sufyan Cultrera does an excellent job at it. Labels pump out artists every month, so creatives must pay special attention to their songs’ structure to stay nuanced and visible in a fast-paced music market.
Even though 2022 was a setback for many, Sufyan Cultrera has kept an upbeat approach from the start. This season, he honed his skills to add to his ever-growing 2022 collection. Sufyan Cultrera is undeniably a game-changer, a surefire talent who is quickly gaining acclaim, and one thing is sure: his star power will keep on growing.
Fresh off the release of Method Man’s “3rd Meth Lab” installment, Hanz On Music Entertainment ( H.O.M.E.) C.E.O. Anthony Messado better known as Hanz On/Hannibal the Great is releasing a new album by up-and-coming artist James Rich named ‘IKEY.’
Emerging from the Clifton section of Staten Island; Isaiah James Bennett better known as James Rich offers a unique energy to the game. His monotone voice and witty raps, along with an eclectic style, gives a life to his music that resonates with his fans.
Over the years he has built a catalog of music known as “Boutique Raps” in which he offers an in-depth look into his lifestyle, struggles and motivations.
Coming at you with beats that knock and a diverse flow package, Rich rarely misses. As the self-proclaimed “Staten Island Kobe,” he brings a confidence that resembles the likes through his technical approach and ability to perform in the clutch.
He credits his older brother as an early influence to “talk his sh*t” and have fun while doing so.
Rich feels the game needs more people like himself and his new found H.O.M.E seems to agree.
His album will be available June 24th, 2022 on all digital platforms.
Many people believe that rapper Jack Harlow, a white rapper in Hip-Hop culture, benefits from white privilege, suggesting his popularity is connected to him pimping the system and the novelty of his race.
However, the rapper doesn’t want anyone to think he is skating to the top of the charts because of his race and not open doors.
“He doesn’t have white privilege,” the Philly artist and fellow Generation Now labelmate said. “He’s signed to Black people.”
The rapper is not only signed to Black people but wants to help other artists of color get signed. He believes he should give back to the industry that has given him so much.
Jack Harlow has done so by letting Black talent and local talent open for him, like when he allowed The Homies to open every show on his 2021 “Crème de la Crème Tour.”
Jack Harlow doesn’t want anyone to think he is trying to portray himself as a white savior. He is just trying to be respectful, find his place and contribute to the world he loves.
“I was telling The New York Times how it’s not a massive phenomenon to me because it’s just a continuation of how my life was before I was famous,” he said of being around Black people – and Black women.
Being in Black spaces has its perks. He gets to be around something he sure does love, Black women. When asked about his attraction to the mocha-latte, he told Teen Vogue. “I love Black women. I’ve loved Black women my whole life.”
He posted on Instagram, “When I watched it I was disgusted by that cop, and all I wanted to do was make something good happen for this girl immediately.”
“I told the world to help me identify her so I could find a way to give her a hug and give her as many tickets to as many shows as she wants.”
“But that’s not enough, and it’s not a solution to a systemic issue that people who don’t look like me have to face,” he said. “The next step is identifying this police officer and getting him unemployed as fast as we can. Assaulting a young woman and putting his hands on her neck is sickening.”
On May 14th, an 18-year-old man killed 10 people and injured three others at a supermarket in the East Side neighborhood. Investigators have deemed the incident to be motivated by racism.
Dave Chappelle performed a last-minute set at Shea’s Performing Arts Centre in Buffalo on Sunday, with the 3,000-seat theatre selling out.
According to a spokesperson for the venue, Dave’s Sunday show was meant to honor the families of those killed or wounded in the tragedy.
“He said, and I’m paraphrasing, ‘I came here to Buffalo to recognize the victims, and for these families,’” Shea marketing and communications director Kevin Sweeney recalled, according to Deadline.
In addition, attendees also reported on Twitter that Dave told the audience he was donating the show’s proceeds to the shooting victims’ families.
The comedy star has not yet commented on the donation.
The Madface Invasion takes over WonWorld Studios and AllHipHop in New York City.
Fredro Starr and Sticky Fingaz have a new album, Onyx Versus Everybody. Produced by Fredro, the album is a return to their gritty classic style we love them for. The Amazing AllHipHop Podcast continues on. The pair talk to Chuck Creekmur aka Jigsaw and Slops about ALL THINGS Onyx.
Topics Addressed:
The Verzuz Battle
That heated Breakfast Club interview with Fredro
50 Cent
Was Sticky sending shots at DMX on “Shut ‘Em Down”
Later, another fan voiced support for Cardi’s tracklist.
“I don’t see anything wrong with it. The sophomore album was always supposed to be WAP and Up’s home. Then she got pregnant, and things got delayed. The songs are part of the work and not just random songs thrown on an album,” they wrote.
Cardi agreed with the sentiment, adding: “Lmaaaooooooo imagine me not putting my OWN records on my album.”
The star dropped her debut album, Invasion of Privacy back in 2018.
Whether it’s good or bad, guess whose album y’all gave promo to today FOR NO REASON?!😃😂😂
Members of the Buffalo community, such as Benny The Butcher, are still reeling from the mass shooting on May 14. A self-described white supremacist allegedly killed ten African-Americans and injured three other people.
Benny The Butcher recently released the politically-charged “Welcome To The States” single. The emcee’s track will help raise money for those affected by the fatal incident at the Tops Supermarket in his hometown.
Since the launch of the “Welcome To The State” YouTube fundraiser, Benny has obtained over $2,700 for the Buffalo 5-14 Survivors Fund. The National Crime Victim Bar Association collected the donations.
In addition, Benny The Butcher will donate 100% of the profits from the sale of a limited-edition “Pray For Buffalo” t-shirt to the Buffalo 5-14 Survivors Fund. The special merchandise is available for purchase at blacksopranofamily.com.
The National Compassion Fund partnered with Top’s Supermarkets to establish the Buffalo Survivors Fund. A GoFundMe fundraiser associated with the campaign has already raised nearly $2.5 million.
The Buffalo Survivors Fund will provide direct financial assistance to the survivors of the deceased. Other individuals directly affected by this tragedy will also receive monetary aid.
Atlanta-area resident Jamichael Jones is in police custody. Authorities named the 33-year-old man as the prime suspect in the murder of Hip Hop artist Mariel “Trouble” Orr.
According to multiple reports, Rockdale County Sheriff’s office confirmed deputies arrested Jones around 1 am on Tuesday. Apparently, the suspect’s mother played a role in his choosing to surrender.
Investigators visited several locations in search of Jamichael Jones, including his mother’s home. The mom then reportedly allowed one of the sergeants to speak to her son on the phone before Jones agreed to turn himself in at a Clayton County hospital.
“His mother was a huge resource in helping us apprehend him,” said Rockdale County Sheriff Eric Levett during a press conference. “Nobody wakes up in the morning wanting a bad outcome.”
Canty also revealed Trouble died at the Lake St. James Apartments in Conyers, Georgia. Authorities do not believe the Edgewood album creator knew Jamichael Jones before the shooting took place.
As of press time, Jones faces felony murder, aggravated assault, battery, and home invasion charges. Sheriff Levett also stated Rockdale County prosecutors could add more charges as the investigation continues to unfold.
Prior to his passing, Trouble released music projects such as 2018’s Edgewood with Ear Drummer Records founder Mike WiLL Made-It and 2020’s Thug Luv. The “All My N#####” rhymer’s murder follows the shooting death of Chicago-born rapper Dayvon “King Von” Bennett in Atlanta two years ago.
On June 3, Post Malone released his fourth studio album. Twelve Carat Toothache contains guest appearances by Roddy Ricch, Doja Cat, Gunna, Fleet Foxes, The Kid LAROI, and The Weeknd.
According to HitsDailyDouble, Post Malone’s latest body of work is in a good position to land at #1 on next week’s album chart. The project is on pace to move 115,000-130,000 units in its first week.
That total would be the lowest first-week sales for Post Malone since 2016’s Stoney which opened with around 58,000 units. Stoney went on to spend 286 weeks on the Billboard 200 and earned 5x-Platinum certification.
2018’s Beerbongs & Bentleys opened with 461,000 album-equivalent units. After peaking at #1 on the Billboard 200 for three weeks, Post Malone’s sophomore LP remained on the chart for 214 weeks.
Hollywood’s Bleeding debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 with 489,000 units in 2019. The RIAA certified Hollywood’s Bleeding as 3x-Platinum. Beerbongs & Bentleys reached 5x-Platinum status.
“I think this whole record is the most honest record I’ve made, and I’m so pumped for people to hear it. Every song in there tells a story,” said Post Malone about Twelve Carat Toothache.
Post Malone is likely in a close race with Bad Bunny for the Billboard 200’s pole position. Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti currently sits at #2 by bringing in another 141,500 units in its fourth week of release.
According to Rae Sremmurd, “Denial” will drop on June 8 via Interscope Records. Slim Jxmmi and Swae Lee both promoted the forthcoming single on their respective social media accounts.
Prior to that, the Mississippi-raised brothers released the SR3MM album in May 2018. The Eardruma Records representatives’ catalog also includes 2015’s SremmLife and 2016’s SremmLife 2.
“Black Beatles” featuring Gucci Mane is currently Rae Sremmurd’s biggest hit on the Hot 100 chart. The collaboration, which helped spread the #MannequinChallenge, spent seven weeks atop the Billboard rankings.
Swae Lee’s “Sunflower” with Post Malone also made it to the pinnacle of the Hot 100. That Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse track earned Diamond certification (11x-Platinum) from the RIAA.
Rae Sremmurd won Best Group at the 2015 BET Awards. “Black Beatles” took home the trophy for Top Rap Collaboration at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards. Swae Lee has five career Grammy nominations.
BET+ will present the 30th-anniversary reunion special for Martin, hosted by comedian Affion Crockett. The 1990s-era sitcom starred Martin Lawrence, Tisha Campbell, Tichina Arnold, Carl Anthony Payne II, and the late Thomas Mikal Ford.
The show’s surviving cast members came back together. Martin: The Reunion will feature interviews with the actors and original directors as well as special musical performances and behind-the-scenes commentary.
“To be able to sit here thirty years later with this amazing cast that has had such an impact on pop culture is truly a blessing. I am always humbled that the fans still want more of the show and its characters. I am looking forward to the reunion special,” stated Lawrence.
Thereunion taping took place on February 20. The program premieres exclusively on BET+ beginning June 16. Martin Lawrence, Robert Lawrence, Rae Proctor, Stacy Lyles, Jesse Collins, Dionne Harmon, Jeannae Rouzan-Clay, and Stan Lathan served as executive producers.
“Martin is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. JCE is honored to partner with Martin and BET on such an iconic reunion,” said Jesse Collins, CEO of Jesse Collins Entertainment.
“Martin is one of the most beloved sitcoms in our community, both because it is hugely entertaining and because it played a pivotal role in changing the narrative of Black voices in entertainment and in culture through the portrayal of young, ambitious Black leads and healthy Black relationships,” said Scott Mills, CEO of BET.
Mills added, “Decades later, that representation is still just as important, which is why we’re so excited to honor a series that put Black culture front and center on our platform that embraces Black culture every day.”
An inquest into the death of U.K. music entrepreneur Jamal Edwards has confirmed that the star died from cardiac arrhythmia after taking recreational drugs.
Today’s inquest (Jun. 7) at West London Coroner’s Court heard that Jamal Edwards died on February 20 after suffering a heart attack at his mother’s home.
His beloved mother, actress, and T.V. presenter Brenda Edwards confirmed the news in a heartfelt letter shared on Twitter.
“I have sadly learned that the cause of Jamal’s devastating passing was due to cardiac arrhythmia caused by having taken recreational drugs and I wanted to address this to everyone who loved, admired, and respected my son.
She added that despite remaining “in a state of shock,” it was important for her to address. “As no mother or any loved one should have to go through what Jamal’s sister, Tanisha, and I have been through since he passed.”
Jamal Edwards “Had The World At His Fingertips”
Brenda continued: “Jamal had the world at his fingertips – a zest for life and he was unwittingly taken away far too soon. Yet we have to come to terms with what has happened, and Jamal is proof that this can happen to anyone.”
Brenda also noted, “These types of substances are extremely unpredictable.” She hopes that the news of Jamal Edwards’s cause of death will encourage others to think wisely when faced in similar situations in the future.”
She went on, “His passing has shown that any one bad decision on any one occasion can lead to devastating consequences.”
Brenda then explained: “It’s so important that we help drive more conversation about the unpredictability of recreational drugs and the impact they can have. How it takes just one bad decision to destroy lives. I would do anything to have my son back but that is not possible so if I can help save one life, then we will have achieved something.”
Brenda concluded her post by sharing that she had recently launched the Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust. “The Trust is in place to help provide a sense of community for young people,” she said. “Through that we will continue to preserve Jamal’s incredible legacy by continuing the positive change he had on the lives of so many.”
21 Savage said he’s happy to play mediator and try to squash any beef between his friends, but he is not intervening in the Lil Durk and NBA YoungBoy feud.
The Atlanta-based rapper was one of the many artists NBA YoungBoy took aim at on his “I Hate YoungBoy” single earlier this year. YoungBoy also came for Lil Durk and his loved ones, mentioning his finance India Royale as well as his father. The song was reportedly in response to Durkio’s “AHHH HA” which is said to be a shot at the Louisiana rapper. He also name-checks the late King Von, Gucci Mane, Lil Baby, and the 4PF crew.
The subject of rap beef came up during a recent episode of the My Expert Opinion podcast that featured 21 Savage as a guest. Host Math Hoffa asked how he manages to be friends with people who are beefing with each other.
“I’ma try and squash it first,” 21 Savage explained during the clip. “I’ma try and figure out a way to get rid of the problem. ’Cause I ain’t no fake n####.”
However, he responded differently when the conversation turned to Lil Durk and NBA YoungBoy. According to 21 Savage, there’s no point in getting involved.
“Certain s### you don’t try,” he explained. “Type of s### you just know. Like, ain’t no trying.” Check out their conversation below.
Lil Durk and NBA YoungBoy have a longstanding beef that intensified after the death of King Von in November 2020. An associate of YB’s artist Quando Rondo is said to be the alleged killer.
Ray J is using his platform to celebrate the LGBT community during Pride Month and called on his fellow straight males to do the same.
He took to Instagram to share an inclusive message “showing nothing but love” to the gay community.
“A lot of n-ggas that’s straight they don’t be trying to shout out to the gay community,” Ray J declared on IG Live on Monday (Jun. 6). “All my gay n-ggas over here are like ‘wait,’ so I gotta do it because I wanna make sure n-ggas know I’m showing nothing but love.”
He continued, “Listen, I just wanna say that it’s gay pride month. Shout out to all my gay n#####. Shout out to everybody in the LGBT community. I told my n##### that there need to be more straight n##### giving love to the gay n##### and I hate using the N-word but look it’s serious tho.
Ray J said straight men need to show more love to the community, rather than merely being tolerant.
“Like I got a lot of gay friends and I got a lot of real n-ggas that’s gay and we make a lot of money together,” he said. “But it ain’t just about the money. It’s just n-ggas is cool and that whether you’re a gay female or a gay dude or you a straight dude whatever it don’t matter. But there need to be more straight n-ggas showing love to the community.”
The R&B singer-turned entrepreneur then shouted out the “Glam Squad,” before offering himself as a Pride Month sponsor. However, Ray J may have to rethink the “Ray Pride” re-brand idea. Check out the video below.
Love Keyyz is a Cincinnati native, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter, pianist, and model. Love Keyyz grew up in the inner city, constantly facing adversity, but her drive, motivation, and hard work towards a vision that only she could see made her stand out. Love Keyyz got her musical pseudonym by taking her nickname, “Keyyz,” – based on her actual name – and adding to it. “I’m a lover girl, and I write about love all the time.” Love Keyyz’s continued, “I’d always end everything with ‘Love, Keyyz,’ so people started to assume my name was Love Keyyz.” In 2010, she began making YouTube videos that showcased her personality and raw singing talent.
As Love Keyyz started gaining traction from the videos, she started writing her own music in 2012 and taught herself how to play the piano. In 2018, the songstress moved to L.A. True to her name, Love Keyyz’s discography consists of plenty of love songs. Shortly after her move to L.A., in 2019, Love Keyyz released her most notable project, “Naked.” The EP, “Naked,” was executively produced and written entirely by Love Keyyz, and garnered a lot of attention. “Naked” peaked at #59 on Apple Music’s R&B Top 200 – a feat she accomplished with no marketing and no record label. Being in Los Angeles encouraged her to be a better musician, so she enrolled in music school later that year; recently graduating with 4 certificates and 2 degrees in music. Studying with two of L.A.’s finest private instructors helped her cultivate her already tremendous sound, and with those skills, Love Keyyz created her newly released, critically acclaimed album, “I Could Be Dreaming.”
“I Could Be Dreaming” is a Soulful R&B Journey
“I Could Be Dreaming” starts off with the dreamy “Never Thought” and ends with the confident, aggressive “P.A.N.” Love Keyyz utilizes her strong singing prowess to tell a beautiful love story that turns out to not be so blissful. “I Could Be Dreaming” is based on Love Keyyz’s recent relationship. The contrast between the records makes “I Could Be Dreaming” feel like a double album. “It’s sort of a Side A/Side B project. Heaven and hell, so to speak,” Love Keyyz states. “I Could Be Dreaming” begins with songs about what real love feels like – that true, strong, seemingly unbreakable love. But, then [the album] descends into the pain that derived from the relationship, and later ends with her healing process and growth. Love Keyyz states: “Love comes with a risk. We don’t always get our fairytale, and that’s okay. But, love is so amazing. Love is why life is worth living.”
“I Could Be Dreaming” was written entirely by Love Keyyz, which allowed her to be transparent, and keep the album real and emotion-driven. Not only did she write the album, but she had a hand in the production of the album as well. She based her writing ideas around chord progressions that she composed on the piano. Love Keyyz enlisted her favorite and über-talented pianists Antoine Franklin and Jordan Jackson to add musical elements to the jams. Wasay Waqar produced two tracks and mixed/mastered the entire album.
“I Could Be Dreaming” is an album void of skips, each song is masterful. The album has something for everyone. “I Could Be Dreaming” delivers upbeat 90s nostalgia, Pop vibes, catchy hooks, and so much more. It is a diverse R&B/Soul album that is full of sounds that demonstrates Love Keyyz’s skill set. Love Keyyz plans to really bring the story to life with visuals on the way. The first music video was “P.A.N.” She is also planning a mini-tour starting this summer. So, while fans wait for what’s to come, revel in the non-stop playing of Love Keyyz’s incredible album, “I Could Be Dreaming.”
Superstar in the making Harvey Brittain delivers his newest single, “Honest”. Harvey is a young multi-instrumentalist and singer from England, and his talent has taken him all over the world. With new music coming soon and an already extensive performance portfolio, Harvey Brittain is on his way to the top.
Born in England, Harvey Brittain is the son of British TV star Andrew Brittain, known for television hits like “World In Action” and “Stars In Their Eyes”. At the age of sixteen, Harvey got his start performing at a music festival in Preston, England, his hometown.
The ball hasn’t stopped rolling since and has even taken Harvey Brittain international. His new single “Honest”, created by himself alongside American DJ & producer H4RRIS, is a showcase of the artistic skill that has made Harvey a budding star. Harvey Brittain currently splits his time between the US and the UK and has promised his fans to release new music soon.
Peep “Honest” on Spotify below and follow Harvey Brittain on Instagram!
The Roots co-founder was on hand during Thursday’s official unveiling ceremony and reflected upon the significance of the artwork. As a child, Black Thought used to tag local buildings with Graffiti and would even be arrested for it.
Black Thought: “This Is Huge”
“This is huge for me,” Black Thought explained to local news outlet The Philly Voice. “To go from scaling buildings to get a little bit of rep and tag my name somewhere that may never be seen, to having my face plastered on the side of this four-story building. It’s pretty amazing. That’s the stuff of legends. This reward overshadows every recognition that I’ve ever received.”
Black Thought was arrested for his Graffiti art at just 12 years old and received a sentence of long hours of “scrub time.” He was tasked with removing Graffiti in local areas as part of a local government initiative to replace street art with more conventional pieces. He now sits on the board of the Mural Arts Project that worked on the Anti-Graffiti project back in the 1980s.
“The beauty of it all was that I began to work with the Anti-Graffiti Network in Philly, and that’s when I first connected with [Mural Arts Executive Director] Jane Golden,” Black Thought continued. “Every time I get to work with Jane, it represents a full-circle moment for me.”
“I didn’t know (Black Thought) when we were doing the Anti-Graffiti Network,” Golden admitted to The Philly Voice. “I mean, I had a vague idea that he was with us, but we work with so many thousands of young people. Then when we unveiled The Roots mural (in South Philadelphia), he looked at me and said, ‘We know each other.’”
Created by Roberto Lugo in collaboration with Black Thought, the mural is deeply personal to the Hip-Hop legend. The vase framing his head symbolizes royalty, while the Arabic lettering on the vase spells out the names of his children. Additionally, the mural’s vivid colors signify the imagery Lugo saw growing up in the city. He hopes his art will inspire local children to pursue the creative arts.
Rob Kardashian has returned to court, claiming that Blac Chyna attempted to back out of the agreement following their revenge p### dispute. However, the model and reality T.V. star said her ex-boyfriend is the one violating the agreement.
According to TMZ, Rob’s legal team filed new docs in court on Monday (Jun. 6), claiming Blac Chyna agreed to drop her lawsuit against him on one condition – he helps get her out of a separate suit filed by Chyna’s ex. The ex alleges both Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian outed him as gay and therefore exposed him to public threats.
Rob says while he agreed last month to get her dropped from that case, and she would drop the revenge p### lawsuit, Chyna is now refusing to go along with it. He claims she is trying to take the matter to trial despite their agreement.
Nonetheless, Rob Kardashian asked the judge to enforce their contract, though a trial is scheduled to begin next week. He is also seeking an emergency hearing to address the issue before then.
Blac Chyna Says Rob Kardashian Is Violating The Law
However, Blac Chyna’s lawyer claims, “Under California law, settlement discussions are confidential. Rob Kardashian has violated California law by revealing alleged details of ongoing settlement discussions.”
She added that Chyna is permitted “to disclose that settlement discussions regarding her revenge p### case” are ongoing. “When and if a confidential settlement is reached on this case, Chyna will alert the court first and then the media.”
