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DJ Khaled Explains Why He Stayed Neutral In Drake’s Drama With Rick Ross & Future

DJ Khaled kept his distance from last year’s tension between Drake, Rick Ross and Future, telling Fat Joe on the “Joe & Jada” podcast that he refuses to get involved when his longtime collaborators are at odds.

“I love Drake, I love [Rick] Ross, I love Future,” Khaled said on the latest episode of the podcast. “What it feel like is that I didn’t get in that energy. There’s two energies I’m not gonna get in: hate.”

The veteran producer, known for his chart-topping collaborations with all three rappers, made it clear that loyalty doesn’t mean taking sides.

“Those are my brothers. You can question my friendship. How? It’s impossible,” he said.

Khaled, who’s built a career on bringing artists together, said the beefs were less about deep-rooted issues and more about miscommunication.

“A lot of this s### is a misunderstanding and a lot of not [communicating]. And that’s what it be about,” he explained. “When it comes down to DJ Khaled, I’m the one that’s gone’ try to fix it.”

He added, “I love my brothers and my brothers know that. I would love to squash it.”

Khaled has a history of stepping in when things get tense. Years ago, Young Jeezy credited him with helping resolve his feud with Rick Ross, which eventually led to their collaboration on “War Ready.”

While he’s steering clear of the current drama, Khaled is focused on his upcoming album Aalam of God.

He’s already dropped two tracks—one with Post Malone and NBA YoungBoy, and another featuring a lineup of dancehall artists.

NBA YoungBoy Brings Out Sexyy Red In L.A.—Sparks Pregnancy Jokes

Sexyy Red lit up the Crypto.com Arena stage earlier this week during NBA YoungBoy’s “Make America Slime Again Tour” stop in Los Angeles, then lit up Instagram with a post that had people doing double takes.

The St. Louis rapper joined YoungBoy for a surprise appearance during the second night of his sold-out LA shows, delivering crowd-favorite tracks like “Pound Town” and “F My Baby Daddy” to a packed house.

But it was what happened after the show that had social media buzzing.

Red posted a series of photos with YoungBoy and added a caption that sent her followers into a frenzy: “Get me pregnant… who tf just said dat??”

The comment section lit up with jokes and warnings, referencing YoungBoy’s famously large family.

“aht aht you finna b the 12th bm,” one person wrote. Another added, “Don’t do it you gone be BM 35.” A third chimed in, “she serious that’s what make it funnier.”

YoungBoy, 25, has fathered at least 11 children with multiple women, a detail his followers never let him forget. But that didn’t stop Red from stirring the pot with her cheeky caption.

This tour marks a major return for YoungBoy, who is back on the road following his early release from federal prison in March.

He had been serving a 23-month sentence after being convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm, a case that stemmed from a 2020 arrest.

His legal troubles took a dramatic turn when former President Trump granted him a full pardon, ending his supervised release. Though his original release date was set for July, his legal team secured his freedom four months ahead of schedule.

Jon B On 2Pac’s Final Verse, Michael Jackson’s Call, Nas’ Pull-Up & 30 Years Of Classic R&B

Jon B is a rarity: a white artist in R&B who never compromised his craft for pop crossover. He stepped away from album-making for more than a decade to prioritize family, and now, returning to a transformed music landscape, he rises like a phoenix. Born Jonathan David Buck, Jon B is back with Waiting on You, a set steeped in classic soul. He brings along vibrant collaborators—Rick Ross, Tank, and Alex Isley—but the album, start to finish, is unmistakably Jon B.

AllHipHop sat down with the R&B mainstay at WonWorld Studios for a conversation that feels both like a reunion and a reset. Fresh off the release of his album Waiting on You, Jon is in classic form—writer, producer, vocalist—reaffirming the warm, soul-first sound that made Bonafide a touchstone in 1995 and still packs venues today.

In this candid talk, the singer revisits a pivotal era when Hip-Hop and R&B learned to share the same room, revealing how his studio session with Tupac Shakur, which turned out to be ‘Pac’s final recorded verse, helped push the line authentically. He salutes mentors and peers (Babyface, Nas, Tank, Donell Jones, Rick Ross) and spotlights rising collaborator Alex Isley, whose tone he calls timeless.

Beyond credits, Jon centers authenticity. He was reared in a classical music household with a lifetime steeped in Black music culture as well as an 18-year marriage that grounds the star between sold-out weekends and school-day routines. Jon B makes a powerful case for R&B that grows up without growing dull. Watch the full interview below or some of the highlights in the edited transcript.

Tupac: The Studio, The Blessing, The Last Verse

Jon B: “Hip-hop and R&B weren’t really fused yet. We didn’t give people a choice…‘take it or leave it.’ Tupac being on the record changed everybody’s mind.”

In the lab with Pac: “We were in the studio two weeks before he went to Vegas, three or four hours in and we were already halfway done. As tough as his persona was, Pac was the nicest, most diligent worker. He was cutting another song in the next room while working on mine.”

Afeni’s green light: “I was reluctant to put it out after he died, didn’t want to exploit my man. Afeni Shakur told me, ‘My son loved that song. He wanted it to come out.’ That’s what made me release it.”

Creative push: “I’d drift from the melody and Pac would lock me in, ‘Nah, it goes like this…’ He coached and produced me too.”

Babyface & The 18-Year-Old Major-Label Run

Jon B: “Babyface was and is a mentor—vocally and musically. Signing to Yab Yum Entertainment with Tracy Edmonds opened the door to Epic Records. I was 18 walking into Sony like, ‘Whoa’…publishing deal, record deal, Learjet flights to New York.”

Michael Jackson: Remix + Phone Call

Jon B: “I remixed ‘You Are Not Alone’—they didn’t ask many people. Michael called the studio: ‘I love it—it’s different from the original and I like it.’ Later I shook his hand at the BRITs. He’s the goat of goats—my first favorite artist.”

Nas Pulled Up to the House: “Finer Things”

Jon B: “Nas came to my spot—we’re playing pool, chilling. I play him the beat. He goes, ‘That’s some male Sade—smooth. I can rock over that.’
He wrote the song twice. First version was dope; he said, ‘I hate it, I’ll redo it.’ The second time, he asked for names, cars, visuals—turned it cinematic.”

“If I was your man, your knowledge would expand till we both are equal… There’s three things on my list… Number one, you got to be real… Number two, be who you are… Number three, give me peace and I’ll show you the world.” —Nas on “Finer Things” as recited by Jon B

Authenticity, Race, and Kicking Down Doors

Jon B: “Early on my complexion was a challenge, people made jokes. I didn’t see other artists in my lane getting that. I feel like I knocked down walls so the next man didn’t have to.
Before there was a Justin Timberlake or Robin Thicke, I’d already dropped three R&B albums with platinum singles. This isn’t dress-up. I’ve lived R&B and Hip-Hop since junior high.”

The New Album: Classic Soul with Heavy Friends

Jon B: “Waiting on You is me bringing it back to what you know me for. Guests include Rick Ross, Donell Jones, Tank, and Alex Isley (Ernie Isley’s daughter).

Tank pulled up to my studio. I asked which verse he wanted—he said, ‘You bodied those. Let me put a bridge on it.’ Then he gave it the bridge of life-piano, strings-uplifted the record.
Alex has this classic, Sade-esque subtlety but her own jazziness. She heard a joint and cut it exactly as I wrote it. That’s the best compliment to a songwriter.”

Marriage, Family, and the Business That Actually Works

Jon B: “I’ve been married 18 years—two daughters (18 and 11). My wife is my manager—clothes, videos, bookings. If it wasn’t for her, this might not be the same interview.
We keep it classy, no reality shows, but we did our first magazine cover together and hit Sherri and Tamron Hall to celebrate our 18th.
Real talk: a lot of rappers managed by their wives are the ones doing well. Corporations can take 20% and not really pull for you. Your wife will, because it’s her household too.”

30 Years In—And Still Selling Out

Jon B: “Thirty years since Bonafide—shows are sold out, people singing album cuts that weren’t singles. I’m going to sing my heart out until I can’t. The celebration continues.”

August Alsina Defends His Relationship With Younger Boyfriend—Slams Grooming Accusations

August Alsina shut down grooming accusations and confirmed his relationship with rumored boyfriend Zu, after a photo post sparked backlash over their age gap and timeline.

The New Orleans native, who turns 33 later this month, faced criticism online after hinting he and Zu have been together for nearly five years. That detail led social media users to question when the relationship began, prompting Zu to directly address the speculation.

“I’m a grown ass man, with his own mind and free will,” Zu wrote in a lengthy Notes app message shared to social media. “I met August when I was already of age, an adult. Aug didn’t even know me when I was 16 or 17…not sure where that came from.”

He confirmed their romantic relationship, adding, “Yea there’s a slight age difference but y’all pick and chooses who to judge when it comes to that. We will have known each other for 5 years toward the end of the year, so he’s speaking in future terms because that’s where we plan to make it.” He ended the post with, “Hope this clears up any confusion.”

But the internet didn’t quiet down.

One user commented, “‘August is my boyfriend’ gone head and clear the AIR for anyone confused.”

Others remained skeptical, questioning the maturity gap and timing.

One critic wrote, “it really doesn’t babe regardless if he met you at 18 or 19 you weren’t grown and he was grown as the f###.”

Zu clapped back, “Awwwe cry me a river.”

The exchange continued with the critic responding, “i’m not sad i wasn’t groomed or dating a predator i like people in my age group.”

Zu replied, “Everybody entitled to the opinion, ik what it is..and I’m living the greatest life.”

August Alsina Weighs In Following Backlash

Another user added, “This don’t clear up anything. If anything makes y’all sound more guilty.”

Alsina didn’t stay silent. He fired back in a separate post, writing, “Guilty? This word implies that you thought yall held some sort of court or dominion over two grown ass people to be judged for some sort of outcome…. The level of delusion and narcissism yall live in is psychotic! Yall don’t even hold authority in your own life… let alone, MINE! Heal & pay ya rent family!”

He also revealed, “Zu lied to me about how old he was when we first clicked up. Granted, he was over 18… but the fact still remains. & I found out later, upon meeting the family.”

Alsina dismissed the “predator” label and made it clear that Zu is with him by choice. “Play somewhere, where it’s safe,” he added, telling critics to stay out of their relationship.

Donald Trump’s Hair Has Internet Running Wild With Conspiracies

Donald Trump’s hair and health are the internet’s latest obsession and the theories are wilder than ever.

The internet has been set ruminating over speculation after new photos of the former president surfaced, showing him looking noticeably different. Social media wasted no time letting the jokes fly. Comments like “Where is his hair?,” “That is not a healthy man,” and “Grim Reaper do your thing” spread like wildfire, making Trump the reluctant star of another viral storm.

Trump disappeared from public view for a few days, which only created more conspiracy. When he finally popped back up, the pictures didn’t do him any favors. His hair appeared thinner. Some even said that wig is gone! Axnd that familiar orange glow seemed dimmer than usual. The hat he wore looked tight enough to be covering something. Some of the comments I saw wondered if Trumpy had quietly gone bald.

I know you heard this next rumor. A lot of folks online are convinced he’s dealing with some kind of health crisis. His hand, which has been photographed a lot, looks like it has a recurring growth. Theories are running laps around the truth, which we do not know. They go from minor illness to something far more serious. One extreme MAGA commented, “Cut that hand off, damn it!” They want to save the president. A lot of people do not want that.

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The Trump doppelgänger theory made its way back to the front. Some claim the man seen on the golf course yesterday wasn’t him at all, just a stand-in double keeping up appearances while the real Trump rests. The man is almost 80. Those naps get longer and longer…until the big nap.

Seriously, the timing couldn’t be worse. While the world deals with mass shootings, wars and global instability, Trump’s priority seemed to be hitting the golf course. Is there something we should know?

We are in the distraction era.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Shocking Weight Loss Starts Rumors, Truth Prevails

The first thing I saw was, “He’s not on ‘roids anymore.” The internet can be a terrible place. So began my trip to find the truth in the rumors.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson traded in his normally giant physique for a leaner look at the Venice Film Festival. Like the internet dark places I peruse, audiences were stunned. The 53-year-old wrestler-turned-actor slimmed-down for his role as MMA legend Mark Kerr in the new film “The Smashing Machine.”

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The transformation was like a shot across the world. Somehow, I think it was apart of the marketing of this movie. I had not heard of it until now. Also, it could be his run and being taken seriously as a thespian. At Saturday’s Miu Miu Women’s Tales event, The Rock stepped out in a blue button-up and black trouser. He has not looked like this in decades. He was joined by co-star Emily Blunt, who plays Kerr’s ex-wife, Dawn Staples.

Social media immediately started calling him “The Pebble.” Honestly, I think the jokes are corny, because “The Rock” is still a big dude. I am sure he could bust a couple skulls if needed. But that’s another story.

The film tells the story of Kerr’s rise in UFC and MMA and his struggles with prescription drug addiction. But according to Johnson, the story cuts deeper than cage fights.

At a Monday press conference, Johnson opened up about taking on the most challenging role of his career. “When you’re in Hollywood — as we all know, it had become about box office. And you chase the box office, and the box office can be very loud and it can become very resounding and it can push you into a category and into a corner,” he said.

“I just had this burning desire and voice that was saying, ‘What if there is more and what if I can?’” Johnson continued. “Sometimes it takes people that who you love and respect, like Emily and Benny, to say that you can.”

He admitted the role forced him to confront questions he’d avoided. “I looked around a few years ago and I started to think, you know, am I living my dream or am I living other people’s dreams? You come to that recognition and I think you can either fall in line — ‘Well, it’s status quo, things are good, I don’t want to rock the boat’ — or go, I want to live my dreams now and do what I wanna do and tap into the stuff that I want to tap into.”

This reminds me of Sly Stallone in “Copland.” That was a good movie but did not turn him into that heavy actor he sought to be. Hopefully The Rock gets some grace.

“I’ve been scared to go deep and intense and raw until now, until I had this opportunity,” he said at the press conference. Dame Dash would pause him, but we’re going to let it slide.

“The Smashing Machine” is set to hit theaters Oct. 3.

Papoose Showers Claressa Shields With Love, Gets Back To Music After Remy Ma Drama

Papoose called boxer Claressa Shields “the best thing that ever happened to me” during a recent interview, doubling down on their relationship as his messy divorce from Remy Ma continues to unravel in the spotlight.

The Brooklyn rapper opened up on The Danza Project, praising the two-time Olympic gold medalist as “very beautiful, very outgoing” and “just a blessing in my life, man. Love her to death.”

“Well, this is the best thing that ever happened to me, man,” he said, adding that the relationship with Shields is “definitely one of the best things that ever happened in my life.”

The 47-year-old acknowledged the backlash surrounding their romance, particularly since he is still legally married to Remy Ma. But according to him, Shields isn’t worried about the noise. “She don’t give a f**k, bro,” he said plainly.

Their relationship became public amid a storm of personal drama involving Remy Ma and battle rapper Eazy the Block Captain, who claimed he had a “two-year relationship” with her—something Papoose allegedly discovered by planting a recording device in her car.

“[He] knew already! I know he’s up there trying to play victim and all of that sh*t but he been knew. He knew two years ago,” Eazy said in a video posted online. “He put a recording device in Remy’s car.”

Tensions boiled over at a Chrome23 rap battle event in 2023, where Papoose admitted to physically confronting Eazy.

“I knocked out Eazy the Block Captain,” he said, explaining that the rapper “shook my hand and then slept with my wife.” Eazy denied being knocked out, claiming he “never fell” and that Papoose “ran” after the scuffle.

Remy Ma has since accused Papoose of having a “BAD gambling problem” and said he pressured her for money during their separation.

She also claimed she had been asking for a quiet divorce “for years,” but Papoose allegedly refused.

Adding to the public tension, social media users criticized Papoose for reportedly failing to settle a jewelry bill for Shields.

Despite the noise, the rapper stood firm in his support for her. “She’s amazing, man,” he said.

Amidst the personal turmoil, Papoose continues to push forward with his music.

He recently dropped “Counting Green,” a new track featuring Busta Rhymes and CuhDeeJah. The music video, released on September 12, includes a cameo from Shields.

EXCLUSIVE: Megan Thee Stallion Dragging Milagro Gramz To Houston Court For Two-Hour Deposition

Megan Thee Stallion is hauling Milagro Gramz into a court in Houston for a tightly controlled two-hour deposition as her defamation lawsuit against the social media commentator intensifies.

A federal magistrate judge in the Southern District of Florida approved Megan’s request to continue Gramz’s deposition, which will now take place in Houston on a date to be finalized by both sides.

The court capped the session at two hours and limited the scope to issues and evidence that surfaced after Gramz’s initial deposition on July 21.

The rapper accuses Milagro Gramz of spreading false claims tied to the Tory Lanez shooting case and participating in what Megan’s legal team describes as a “coordinated campaign” to harm her reputation.

The lawsuit alleges that Gramz worked in concert with Lanez’s father, Sonstar Peterson, who is accused of paying her thousands of dollars to post misleading content about Megan.

Court filings also claim Gramz deleted hundreds of text messages with Peterson that were supposed to be turned over during discovery.

Megan’s attorneys argue the new deposition is necessary to question Gramz about this alleged destruction of evidence and her communications with key figures in the case.

The legal battle has already seen several contentious depositions. Tory Lanez, who was convicted in 2022 for shooting Megan, disrupted his own deposition by mocking her lawyers and refusing to cooperate.

A judge later ordered him to pay Megan’s legal fees.

Caesar McDowell, CEO of Unite the People, was also deposed and accused of obstructing the process. He allegedly relayed messages between Tory Lanez and Milagro Gramz and will now be re-deposed under court supervision.

The lawsuit against Milagro Gramz claims she spread damaging lies about Megan’s mental health, substance use and character, and even distributed deepfake pornography.

A gag order currently bars Gramz from speaking publicly about Megan while the case proceeds.

The trial is scheduled to begin in November 2025.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s Widow Launches Foundation In His Spirit To Celebrate Anniversary

Tenisha Warner gave an emotional tribute to her late husband, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, on what would have been their wedding anniversary by unveiling two initiatives aimed at uplifting children and nurturing creativity.

On Thursday, Warner introduced The Warner Family Foundation and River & Ember, both of which were created in tribute to the Emmy-nominated actor, who died on July 20 while learning to surf in Costa Rica. He was 54.

“Today, in his honor, my daughter and I are launching River & Ember and officially opening The Warner Family Foundation,” Tenisha wrote on Instagram. “This is love, still moving. Still making. Still carrying us forward.”

The announcement came with a 2017 wedding photo and a heartfelt message: “Thank you for holding us in so much love during this tender time,” she wrote. “Tomorrow marks our anniversary, and my heart is wide open.”

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Warner, best known for playing Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show, drowned at Playa Cocles, a beach on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast. His unexpected death stunned many in the entertainment world and left his family reeling.

Now, Tenisha and their daughter are channeling their grief into action with a mission to help children and young artists find strength through storytelling and creativity.

“My husband believed in nurturing the inner light—not just in children, but in all of us,” she shared. “Through story and ritual, I hope to offer families what he gave us: a sense of being held, and a reason to keep tending to our light.”

The Warner Family Foundation will focus on supporting young creatives, though no specific programs have been detailed yet. River & Ember, named symbolically, will also serve as a platform for families to engage in artistic expression and healing.

Warner’s legacy stretches far beyond his sitcom fame. After The Cosby Show ended in 1992, he directed episodes of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Sesame Street, and released four albums blending spoken word and R&B.

Tenisha’s tribute closed with a poetic nod to the man she married seven years ago: “To the river that carried us. To the Ember that never goes out.”

Warner died July 20 in Costa Rica.

Baton Rouge Rapper Cello Turns Vision Into Motion With Latest Video Pair

Known as a “poet of the trenches,” his songs balance hard-hitting street narratives with cultural awareness and reflection. With his breakout single “SRT” leading the way, Cello is carving a lane as one of the most authentic and exciting new voices out of Louisiana.  Baton Rouge’s rising voice Cello is making his mark with the release of his new single “SRT,” a high-energy anthem powered by heavy bass, sharp lyricism, and the unmistakable swagger of Southern rap. In addition, Cello is releasing his song “Status” as a bonus for fans who have tuned in early to the unmistakably strong Cello movement. Released under Wae Entertainment (We All Eat), the independent label out of Las Vegas, “SRT” is poised to fuel the rapper’s breakout moment.

The single “SRT” captures the thrill and ambition of car culture, using the Dodge SRT as a symbol of speed, aspiration, and the hunger to push forward. With its booming production and infectious chorus, “SRT” is already resonating with listeners who see themselves reflected in Cello’s gritty but celebratory storytelling.

At first I didn’t even know if I liked the song, but everybody around me did,Cello admits. “That’s when I realized it wasn’t just about me—it was about the people sliding in their SRTs. Everybody wants an SRT, so I made a song for them.

Originally recorded in 2023, “SRT” sat unreleased until Cello’s cousin urged him to bring it to the world. The response confirmed his instincts: the song was bigger than him, and it represented the voice of a community.  With such a good response, it was crucial to release his other single, “Status” as well to keep the forward momentum going. 

Baton Rouge has long been one of hip-hop’s most influential breeding grounds, producing stars like Boosie Badazz, Kevin Gates, NBA YoungBoy and Fredo Bang who have carried the city’s raw energy onto the national stage. Cello represents the next wave of talent to emerge from that lineage, combining the authenticity of his environment with a fresh perspective and a poetic voice of his own.

Calling himself a “poet of the trenches,” Cello raps with a mix of personal reflection and raw authenticity, drawing from his Baton Rouge upbringing while speaking to universal experiences of ambition, struggle, and resilience. He also proudly carries his Cherokee heritage, adding another layer of cultural depth to his artistry.

I feel like I have a story to tell that hasn’t been heard before,” he says. “It’s bigger than just rapping—it’s about legacy, culture, and making sure my people’s voices are heard.”

With “SRT” setting the tone, Cello is preparing a larger body of work that will further showcase his versatility and perspective. Backed by Wae Records’ mentorship and grassroots approach, he is positioning himself as not just another rapper from Baton Rouge but an artist with staying power.

EXCLUSIVE: Snoop Dogg At War With Edible Arrangements, Says They Stole The Word “Swizzle”

Snoop Dogg is locked in a federal courtroom clash with Edible Arrangements over a single word, “Swizzle,” which now threatens the future of his ice cream brand.

The Hip-Hop icon’s dessert venture, Bosslady Foods LLC, has filed a lawsuit in Connecticut, accusing Edible Arrangements of trying to push his company out of the frozen treat market by claiming exclusive rights to the term “Swizzle.”

The dispute centers on the Tropical Sherbet Swizzle flavor from Snoop Dogg’s Dr. Bombay ice cream line, which is sold in major retailers including Walmart and Kroger.

Edible Arrangements, known for its chocolate-covered fruit bouquets, has held trademarks involving “Swizzle” for more than ten years.

After Bosslady debuted the sherbet in 2023, Edible fired off cease-and-desist letters and later challenged the company’s trademark application, threatening to “vigorously enforce” its rights.

Bosslady’s legal team argues Edible’s claims don’t hold up. They assert that the “Swizzle” mark only applies to chocolate-dipped fruit, not frozen desserts and insist that the term is too generic to be trademarked.

The company states that “swizzle” has long been used in the food industry to describe drizzled syrup and that Edible misled the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office by failing to disclose that others had already used the term.

Bosslady’s attorney, Todd S. Sharinn, pointed to entrepreneur Shari Fitzpatrick, founder of Shari’s Berries, as the original source of the term.

“By her own account, Shari Fitzpatrick—the owner of Shari’s Berries and Berried in Chocolate, among others—came up with the term ‘swizzle’ one day while drizzling chocolate syrup on fruit,” Sharinn said.

He added, “Fitzpatrick did not use or register the ‘swizzle’ term as a trademark, opting instead to place it into the public domain as a signifier for the act of decoratively drizzling syrup on fruit and other foodstuffs, as well as the resulting ‘swizzle’ design or pattern thereby created.”

The lawsuit claims Edible falsely told the USPTO that no one else had the right to use the “Swizzle” mark, despite lacking any license or permission from Fitzpatrick.

Snoop Dogg’s company Bosslady accuses Edible of trying to monopolize the frozen dessert space by threatening to launch its own Swizzle-branded ice cream.

The complaint also references Edible’s past legal battles with companies like 1-800-Flowers and Fresh Fruit Bouquet Company, portraying the brand as a serial filer of lawsuits aimed at stifling competition.

Bosslady is asking the court to cancel six of Edible’s trademarks, block the company from using “Swizzle” on ice cream, and award monetary damages.

Ice Spice Welcomes Pressure & Rivalry In Female Rap Scene

Ice Spice addressed the rivalry among female rappers after dropping a new track with Latto, putting an end to whispers of a feud and showing that competition in Hip-Hop doesn’t always mean conflict.

The Bronx rapper, 25, says the heat from her peers is exactly what keeps her sharp.

“Honestly, the pressure’s great,” she told NYLON in a recent cover story. “I think the girls [in rap] also enjoy the friendly competition amongst each other. I feel like that’s what keeps the spark.”

After her breakout hit “Munch (Feelin’ U)” caught fire on TikTok in 2022, Ice Spice quickly became one of the most talked-about names in rap. The viral moment led to collaborations with major artists, Grammy nods and a co-sign from Drake, who helped amplify her early momentum.

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But even before the accolades, Ice Spice was already pushing herself. She recalled a moment from her early press run when she flipped a jab from critics into motivation.

“Clearly, I was always just feeling, like, ‘Oh my God, I need to be better than my last time,’ you know?” she said, referencing the time she called herself a “two-hit wonder” in response to being labeled a “one-hit wonder.”

That drive hasn’t slowed. Singles like “Bikini Bottom” and “In Ha Mood” have kept her name in rotation, and her latest collaboration with Latto on “Gyatt” shows how competition can evolve into collaboration.

Outside the booth, Ice Spice has found support in unexpected places. She praised Taylor Swift for offering advice during creative slumps. “The thing about Taylor is that she keeps it so real,” she said. “As long as you keep making music, everything’s going to be fine.”

Kanye West Doc Director Stands Firm On Showing Anti Semitic Remarks & Breakdowns

Kanye West is at the heart of a bold new documentary that captures his mental health struggles and public controversies, and the filmmaker behind it is standing firm on his decision to show it all.

Nico Ballesteros, who began filming Kanye West in 2016 as a teenager, spent six years embedded in the rapper’s world, amassing over 3,000 hours of footage.

The result is In Whose Name?, a documentary that pulls back the curtain on West’s most turbulent years — including his break from medication, antisemitic remarks, and tense moments with Kim Kardashian.

The film, which opens Friday (September 19) in more than 1,000 theaters nationwide, doesn’t shy away from West’s lowest points.

In one scene, he rants after visiting the White House in 2018, wearing a MAGA hat, saying, “I need to go in the exact way that a foreign dignitary would go. I’m not going to step outside and put my life in danger. I put my life in danger by wearing the hat and I need to be loved and respected as such.”

Another clip shows Kardashian confronting West after that visit, telling him, “I’ve been crying all day — it’s just this bad dream that’s not ending. I’m not about burning bridges with companies. You’re going to wake up one day and you’re going to have nothing.”

West fires back: “Never tell me I’m going wake up one day and have nothing. Never put that into the universe.”

Ballesteros, now 26, insists the film isn’t about West’s downfall.

“I didn’t make this to tell a story of descent or unraveling,” he told the Los Angeles Times. “I made it to tell a beautiful, deep story of an American figure.”

The documentary also includes the moment West made the antisemitic comment that cost him his lucrative Adidas deal.

On camera, he says, “I can literally say antisemitic s### and Adidas can’t drop me.” The company cut ties with him shortly after.

Ballesteros, who was never on West’s payroll and retained full rights to the footage, said West welcomed constant filming — even during dental appointments — and gave the final cut his blessing.

“That doc was very deep. It was like being dead and looking back on my life,” West texted him after watching it.

Still, Ballesteros made it clear he doesn’t align with West’s rhetoric. “I don’t support antisemitism, obviously, or hate speech,” he said. “He and I don’t share the same views…. We’re human. That’s really where I’m at. He’s a person — he’s a human.”

In Whose Name? premieres nationwide Thursday (September 19).

Ne-Yo Built Custom Bed To Share With Four Women

Ne-Yo is opening up about his unconventional romantic setup and the custom-made sleeping arrangement that keeps his polyamorous household running smoothly.

In a YouTube interview with Kai Cenat, the Grammy-winning singer revealed that he shares an enormous “Alaskan King-sized bed” with four women—Cristina, Arielle Hill, Moneii and Brionna Williams. “That’s like two California Kings next to each other,” he said. “You gotta get that mattress made.”

Though not legally married, the 45-year-old entertainer refers to the women as his “wives” and says the dynamic works well for him. “My love life is phenomenal,” Ne-Yo said. “I’m in a great space. I have four beautiful ladies who move with me on the regular.”

Ne-Yo has recently been increasingly transparent about his personal life. In April, he spoke with The Angie Martinez Show about the terms of his open relationship. He clarified that while the women in his life agreed to be exclusive, he didn’t make the same commitment in return.

“When I got with these women, I did not ask for their exclusivity. I did not demand their exclusivity. They asked for it,” he said. “They came to me and said, ‘I want to be exclusive to you and just you.’ I said, ‘You understand that your exclusivity to me does not mean my exclusivity to you? You understand this, yes? You’re OK with it?”

The interview with Cenat was published on September 10 and has since stirred conversation online about the logistics and ethics of non-monogamous relationships, especially from a public figure.

Ne-Yo’s comments come as polyamory continues to gain visibility in mainstream culture, with celebrities and public figures increasingly discussing alternative relationship structures. A recent CNN article explored how polyamorous relationships are becoming more normalized, though they still face legal and social hurdles.

Ne-Yo’s current relationship status follows his 2022 divorce filing from Crystal Renay, with whom he shares three children.

Cardi B Loses It Over Giant Rat While Selling Her Album In NYC

Cardi B pulled up to a New York City subway station pushing her new album, Am I the Drama? like a true street hustler—and had a full-blown meltdown over a massive rat crashing the scene.

The Bronx-bred rap queen was spotted in the subway, selling physical copies of her album like it was 1998.

“Good evening everybody. I am trying to change my life around. I used to be a ballerina. Trying to make a better example for my kids,” she said, walking through the subway car.

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But the promo party hit a hard pause when a monster rat came sprinting past.

The thing was huge, and Cardi freaked out like she saw a ghost. Her face said it all—pure horror. She literally jumped back and looked like she was ready to call pest control on the spot.

“Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god,” Cardi B said. “I can’t, I can’t. Get me out of here.”

Aside from the rodent drama, Cardi made it clear her album is dropping September 19, and she’s pushing pre-orders hard.

She flashed multiple versions of the project, including the limited “Court Edition,” which has trial-themed cover art. One person even bought one, and Cardi stuffed the money in her bra.

Smokey Robinson Lawsuit Fast-Tracked Over His Age

Smokey Robinson lost a key courtroom battle in Los Angeles, where a judge ruled that four women accusing the Motown icon of sexual assault can move forward with their $50 million lawsuit while keeping their identities hidden.

The plaintiffs, all former housekeepers, will be allowed to proceed under pseudonyms despite Robinson’s push to force them to reveal their real names.

His legal team argued the women forfeited their right to anonymity when they appeared at a May press conference wearing masks and sunglasses.

Their attorneys said the women, all Latina, hesitated to come forward sooner due to fears of “reprisals” tied to their immigration status.

For now, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gregory W. Brazile sided with the women, stating, “This early in the case, I don’t think their identities need to be revealed. Maybe later, but for now, you’re not harmed. You know who they are.”

Smokey Robinson, 85, has denied all allegations and responded with a $500 million countersuit accusing the women of defamation and elder abuse.

“Through this process we have seen the bizarre theatrics of yesterday’s news conference, as the plaintiffs’ attorneys outlined vile, false allegations against Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, trying to enlist the public as an unwitting participant in the media circus they are trying to create,” Smokey Robinson’s lawyer Christopher Frost said.

The trial is scheduled to begin on October 11, 2027. Judge Brazile prioritized the case due to Robinson’s age, noting that most civil trials are scheduled three years out.

GloRilla Drops Hilarious Diss Track Skewering Young Thug & Mariah The Scientist

GloRilla and Young Thug are keeping the rumor mill working overtime this week. Enough already.

Another leaked jail call exposed Thugger for throwing shade at the Memphis star by calling her “ugly”— and he did not mince words. Why did he think he was not being recorded? Big Glo wasted no time firing back in the most Hip-Hop way possible—she hit the booth. But she did it different than “Ether.” Her diss might be “cyanide” or some other poison. A scorched-earth diss over Hot Styles’ infamous 2008 “Lookin’ A## Ni##a” had her making us laugh and likely hurt some feelings at the same time.

The track kicks off with Glo poking fun at herself, adopting the name “Brianna,” because during the call, Young Thug dismissed comparisons to Rihanna. He called her “Brianna.” So she turned Thugger’s jab into fuel…and she went in.

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From there, the gloves came off. She called Thugger “Young Bug” and clowned his appearance with wild metaphors. She compared him to everything from a Black and Mild to a “Jamaican Vegeta.” She said the man was like dirt under a BRICK. Do you all know how grimy that is? She even roasted his “eccentric” wardrobe:

“Cut shirt wearin’ a## nia, skirt wearin’ a nia
A bug on the ‘Gram ’bout to chirp lookin’ a nia
A pain in the a tryna hump lookin’ a## nia
A ho in the mirror ’bout to twerk lookin’ a ni##a.”

But Thug wasn’t the only one to catch strays. Mariah The Scientist, his longtime partner, also got dragged into the crossfire. Glo mixed humor with venom, calling Mariah a “sexy Winnie The Pooh” while questioning why she tolerates Thugger’s rumored infidelity. Well, that was…ugly.

Despite the smoke, Glo was quick to remind everyone this is “all fun and games.” No malice, just laughs and music. I think it was evident that she was “getting her lick back,” but that it wasn’t that serious. Thug apologized already.

Young Thug tried to put out the flames. He hopped on Twitter (X) to apologize directly: “@GloTheofficial first of all I’m sorry to u for my words and I honestly don’t think ur ugly at all, I was speaking from jail just having a hard time with life.. I don’t like bashing girls and hardly ever did.. I’m sorry to u twin.”

The apology may have cooled things down a bit, but Glo knew we needed some entertainment. And in Hip-Hop, sometimes that’s all you need.

One of Akon’s Wives Files For Divorce Days Before 29th Anniversary

Grammy-nominated singer Akon’s wife has filed for divorce just four days before their 29th wedding anniversary, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.

Tomeka Thiam filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences, ending a marriage that began in September 1996. The timing of the filing comes as the couple would have celebrated nearly three decades together on Sunday.

According to the court documents, Thiam is seeking joint legal custody of the couple’s 17-year-old child while requesting primary physical custody. She is also pursuing spousal support and wants to prevent the court from awarding any financial support to Akon.

The divorce filing sheds light on what has been a complex personal life for the “Smack That” hitmaker.

Akon has been notably cryptic about his marital arrangements in past interviews, with various reports suggesting he practices polygamy, though Thiam appears to be his only legally recognized spouse in the United States.

The singer has previously acknowledged having multiple relationships. In a 2007 interview with Blender magazine, he discussed having five children with different women, though he has since fathered additional children.

Thiam, an entrepreneur who has largely stayed out of the public eye, met Akon when she was 18. The couple has maintained a relatively private relationship despite Akon’s international fame and success in the music industry.

The divorce filing comes during a period when Akon has been focusing on various business ventures, including his “Akon City” project in Senegal and his recent announcement about re-recording his catalog in country music format.

As recently as July 2024, the couple appeared to be on solid ground. In an interview with US Magazine, they shared what they called “super simple” secrets to maintaining their long-term relationship.

“If you know that this person is for you, then it’s for you,” Thiam said. “And there’s nothing that nobody can’t do. ‘OK, baby, where my journey has gone is where I’m going.’”

Akon reportedly has nine wives and in addition to Tomeka, at least one of them, Amirah-Iman Thiam, lives in the United States.

As AllHipHop reported, Amirah filed a lawsuit against Publix in May of 2025, after she was “violated” by a male employee inside the store.

“That dress got me rethinking my lunch break,” the man said. Before she could react, the man grabbed her buttocks and vaginal area.

Representatives for Akon did not immediately respond to requests for comment about the divorce filing.

Akon rose to fame in the mid-2000s with hits like “Lonely,” “Smack That,” and “I Wanna Love You.” He has sold over 35 million albums worldwide and has been nominated for five Grammy Awards throughout his career.

Dave Blunts Ends Collaboration With Kanye West, Tells Rapper To “Find God”

Dave Blunts is done ghostwriting for Kanye West after their partnership led to a full-blown war with 50 Cent on social media.

The Utah rapper-songwriter hopped on his IG Story to shut down questions about his collabs with Ye, making it clear he’s out of the game with the Chicago rap icon.

“Stop asking me about YE music I don’t work w dude anymore I’m on my own path!” Blunts posted.

Blunts helped pen some of Kanye West’s most controversial tracks in recent years, including the one originally called “Heil Hitler,”—now renamed “Hallelujah.”

He once said writing it made him “feel like Oppenheimer… Like, ‘Oh, what did I just do?!’” That track and others caught major flak for racist, antisemitic and homophobic content.

Critics didn’t hold back, and Blunt’s name got dragged into the storm for allegedly enabling Ye’s wildest takes. Blunts also shared a screengrab of an alleged text between himself and Ye, in which he told the rapper he was done because Ye needed to “find god.”

Now Blunts is pressing the eject button and the timing lines up with his ongoing beef with 50 Cent, who’s been trolling Ye over his ties to Diddy and the whole legal mess surrounding him.

In June, 50 posted a bizarre AI photo of himself in an all-white suit with the caption: “We are wearing white in honor of the freak offs. Damn Ye you should have brought your dirty little wife with that Grammys outfit!”

Blunts didn’t waste a second clapping back, firing off: “@50cent your bm was getting pooped and peed on. Hold this L and stop riding dck.”

Not to be outdone, 50 fired back with an Instagram pic of Blunts, captioned: “Ye this ya manz? If I catch him im pushing down the stairs.”

That kicked off a full-on online war. Blunts dropped a diss track called “Hey Curtis” aimed squarely at 50. Since then, the two have been throwing shade at each other.

Dave Blunts originally linked up with Ye in February 2025 and quickly became his go-to penman. Multiple sources—and even Ye himself—have said Blunts wrote a lot of the recent material that got Ye into hot water.

As for Kanye West, he is battling lawsuits, including one tied to his Donda Academy that accuses him of anti-Black discrimination and mistreatment of staff and students.

New York Drill Rapper 22Gz Reportedly Beaten Terribly In Rikers Island Prison

22Gz Reportedly Assaulted at Rikers Island After Arrest in Shooting Case

Brooklyn drill rapper 22Gz allegedly faced violence behind bars almost as soon as he entered Rikers Island, according to chatter circulating from rivals and social media posts tied to the New York drill scene.

The rapper was recently taken into custody in connection with an attempted murder case stemming from a shooting several years ago. Almost immediately after being processed at Rikers, reports began to spread online claiming he was “brutally beat” by alleged members of the Mac Baller Gang (likely Bloods from what I’ve been told).

Some of those claims appear to come from adversaries within the drill culture. Known for controversial lyrics and frequent disses aimed at opponents and even deceased rivals, 22Gz has long carried tension with other crews in New York. In his track “First Day Out,” he referenced Mac Baller affiliates by name, adding to a history of bad “blood” between the crews.

Now, those same groups are taking credit online, saying they “put hands on him” once he arrived inside the notorious facility. Images and posts from alleged gang affiliates have fueled speculation that the beating was connected to disputes from the streets spilling over into jail.

However, none of the reports have been independently verified. In the drill world, it’s common for rivals to rush to the internet with exaggerated or false stories aimed at tarnishing another rapper’s reputation. Allegations of being attacked in jail can damage street cred, possibly slow streaming numbers and weaken street image, even if the claims aren’t true. So, that’s a thing.

Officials at Rikers Island haven’t released a statement confirming or denying that 22Gz was involved in a fight. But the talk highlights just how closely street rivalries and music reps are intertwined in New York’s drill movement.

We’ll have to wait.

This incident, if true, marks mark another chapter in the rapper’s crazy and turbulent career. If 22Gz can survive this, maybe he’ll make the change outside of the prison walls.

EXCLUSIVE: Sanctioned Lawyer’s Client Pursues New Diddy Claim Over Alleged Cocaine Deal

Joseph Manzaro pulled Sean “Diddy” Combs and his ex-assistant Brendan Paul back into the legal blender with fresh court docs in New York, saying the two were wrapped up in a 2015 drug run in Florida—and he swears Brendan flat-out lied under oath.

Manzaro says he saw Brendan scoop up a kilo of coke and another of meth in Deerfield Beach like it was no big deal. According to him, Brendan rolled into Florida on a motorcycle from Ohio and picked up the goods with no cash exchanged, claiming the price was already locked in.

He also claims Brendan was flexing about pushing meth to college kids and even mocked him after some kind of scuffle at a party. Manzaro says Brendan was hired through Instagram by Christian Combs—Diddy’s son—to help move product.

Now Manzaro wants the court to grill Brendan in a hearing to see if he perjured himself in Diddy’s blockbuster RICO trial, before the rap mogul is sentenced, which is scheduled to happen on October 3, unless the embattled Bad Boy founder is granted a retrial.

This isn’t Manzaro’s first wild accusation against Diddy.

Earlier this year, Manzaro went after Gloria and Emilio Estefan with a lawsuit that claimed there was a secret tunnel connecting their place to Diddy’s Star Island mansion, which led him to a secret room where he was sexually assaulted.

The court tossed that one, calling it “frivolous” after public records showed that none of the celebs named, Jay-Z, Beyoncé, or LeBron James, were even in Miami at the time.

Manzaro’s lawyer, Travis Walker, got hit with a $7,000 fine for filing that Estefan case without checking basic facts. The judge called the whole thing reckless.

Even after all that, Manzaro keeps showing up with new filings, tossing racketeering claims at Diddy, Brendan and whoever else he thinks is part of this supposed drug ring.

So far, the court has not taken him seriously.

Sofas That Match Your Lifestyle: Finding the Perfect Balance of Comfort and Style

In any home, the sofa is more than a piece of furniture. It’s where life happens — from movie nights and casual conversations to quiet moments of relaxation. The right sofa can transform a living space, making it more comfortable, functional, and stylish. Choosing one, however, is not always simple. 

With countless designs, fabrics, and features to choose from, homeowners need to balance personal style with practical needs to make a smart investment.

Why the Sofa Matters

The sofa often acts as the anchor of a living room. Its placement defines the layout, influences the flow of movement, and sets the tone for the space. A thoughtfully selected sofa enhances both the look and feel of a room, providing comfort while expressing the homeowner’s personality.

Unlike accent chairs or coffee tables, the sofa takes center stage. It is also used more heavily than most other pieces of furniture, which makes durability a key factor in any decision. A well-made sofa is not just about immediate appeal; it’s about long-term performance.

Factors to Consider When Buying a Sofa

A sofa should be chosen with both heart and mind. While style is important, practical considerations are just as essential.

Size and Scale
The sofa must fit the room, leaving space for movement and other furniture. Oversized sectionals may crowd smaller rooms, while a petite loveseat might look lost in a spacious open plan.

Frame Quality
Durability begins with the frame. Hardwood frames, reinforced joints, and solid construction ensure the sofa holds up over time. Avoid particleboard or softwood frames, which tend to warp or break under pressure.

Cushioning
Comfort depends heavily on cushions. High-resilience foam offers firm support, while down blends provide a softer, more casual feel. Many companies now offer customizable firmness to match individual preferences.

Fabric
Fabric influences both aesthetics and durability. Families often benefit from stain-resistant textiles or removable covers, while leather or velvet makes a bold style statement. Performance fabrics combine elegance with practicality, making them a popular choice.

Customization and Sofa Design

One of the biggest shifts in the furniture industry is the growing demand for customization. Homeowners no longer have to settle for generic showroom options. Instead, they can design a sofa that fits their space, lifestyle, and personality.

For example, a personalized pink sectional designed to your specifications adds a playful yet sophisticated touch to any room. Customization allows adjustments in width, depth, arm style, leg finish, and cushion firmness, while choosing color and fabric helps the piece feel uniquely yours. In smaller spaces, a compact tufted loveseat might be ideal, while expansive pink sectionals can become a bold focal point in larger living rooms. This flexibility ensures your sofa complements the design rather than competing with it.

DreamSofa: A Personalized Approach

DreamSofa has earned attention for making customization simple and accessible. Each piece is built to order in Los Angeles, with attention to detail at every stage. Homeowners can select dimensions, fabrics, and finishes to create a sofa that perfectly complements their space.

Service is also a cornerstone of the experience. Instead of navigating a confusing sales process, customers work with a design concierge who manages swatches, logistics, and delivery. Lead times are short compared to many luxury brands, with most sofas shipping in just three to five weeks.

DreamSofa also emphasizes sustainability, sourcing FSC-certified hardwood and offering a cushion trade-in program that extends the life of each sofa while reducing waste. Backed by a lifetime warranty, these sofas combine craftsmanship with peace of mind.

Sofas as Everyday Investments

Investing in a sofa goes beyond filling an empty space. It is a decision that influences comfort, wellness, and even lifestyle habits. A supportive sofa promotes better posture and relaxation. A spacious sectional encourages gatherings, while a cozy loveseat invites quiet downtime.

Over time, a well-made sofa becomes the backdrop of family milestones and everyday life. Whether it’s hosting friends, curling up with a book, or enjoying a streaming marathon, the sofa quietly supports some of the most memorable moments in a household.

Making the Right Choice

Finding the ideal sofa requires balancing design preferences with practical realities. Here are a few guiding principles:

  • Think about lifestyle: A family with young children may need stain-resistant fabrics, while a single professional might prioritize sleek design.
  • Plan for the future: A high-quality sofa can last over a decade, making it worthwhile to choose one that adapts to changing tastes and spaces.
  • Prioritize comfort: Style should never come at the expense of comfort. The right cushioning and dimensions make all the difference.

The most successful choice is the one that feels both beautiful and functional for daily living.

FAQs About Sofas

1. How long should a sofa last?
A quality sofa that is built with hardwood and has durable cushions can easily last 10–15 years or even more with regular care.

2. What type of sofa is best for small spaces?
Compact loveseats, armless sofas, and modular pieces work well in smaller living areas. Custom sizing also ensures a perfect fit.

3. Are custom sofas worth the investment?
Yes. Customization allows for tailored comfort and design, which often means the sofa lasts longer and suits the space better.

4. Which fabrics are easiest to maintain?
Performance fabrics, leather, and removable slipcovers are the easiest to clean and maintain.

5. How important is cushion firmness?
Very. Cushion firmness determines both comfort and longevity. Softer cushions may feel inviting but can sag faster, while firmer cushions provide consistent support.

6. Can a sofa impact wellness?
Absolutely. Comfortable, supportive seating encourages relaxation and contributes to mental well-being by making living spaces feel inviting.

7. What should I look for in a durable sofa frame?
Opt for hardwoods like oak or maple, reinforced joints, and kiln-dried construction for the strongest results.

8. How can a sofa influence the look of a room?
As the largest piece of furniture in most living rooms, the sofa anchors the space. Its color, shape, and size set the design tone.

Jonathan Majors & Meagan Good Reveal First Photos From Intimate Backyard Wedding

Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good unveiled their wedding photos for the first time during a Thursday (September 11) appearance on the Tamron Hall Show, offering a rare glimpse into their private backyard ceremony officiated by Majors’ mother, Terri Anderson-Watson.

The couple, dressed in understated elegance, stood hand-in-hand at the altar. Good, 45, wore a delicate cream lace gown with thin straps and a short white veil, while Majors, 36, kept it simple in a white shirt and cream pants.

One photo captured them sharing a kiss, another showed them exchanging vows under the open sky

Anderson-Watson, who led the ceremony, spoke about the weight of her role.

“It was a strange position to be in,” she said. “As the pastor, I was concerned about their spiritual position in marriage because this is a vow they’re making before God. It had to be for real. It had to be deep, and it had to be lasting.”

She confirmed the couple completed premarital counseling before tying the knot and emphasized their shared values, faith and desire to build a family.

“She came as his friend and handed me anointing oil as I prayed for him, and then took this man as a friend in her arms and held his head in her hands, and cried and prayed with him,” Anderson-Watson recalled.

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Jonathan Majors & Meagan Good Confirmed Marriage In March

The couple’s relationship began in May 2023, just two months after Jonathan Majors was arrested on assault charges stemming from an incident involving his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari.

He was later convicted in December 2023 of misdemeanor assault and harassment and ordered to complete a year-long domestic violence intervention program.

Despite the legal turmoil, Good remained by his side. Their engagement followed in November 2024, and Majors confirmed the marriage in March 2025, telling People that he asked Good’s father for permission before proposing.

Good, previously married to producer DeVon Franklin for nearly a decade, has been vocal about her support for Majors.

In August, she posted photos from her 44th birthday trip to Cartagena, Colombia, with Majors and their extended family, writing, “THEE MOST EPIC BIRTHDAY FAMILY TRIP EVER! Such beautiful memories I will cherish for a lifetime.”

Their Tamron Hall interview marked their first major joint appearance since confirming their marriage.

The couple spoke about how their shared faith continues to guide their relationship and future plans, including children.

EXCLUSIVE: 6ix9ine Facing Additional New Charges For Violating Supervised Release

6ix9ine has been busy calling out Young Thug for cooperating with prosecutors, but his own legal troubles have just worsened, as he now faces new federal charges for allegedly violating the terms of his supervised release.

U.S. District Judge Paul A. Engelmayer announced Friday that the rapper will be arraigned on additional violations tied to his supervised release.

His September 25 sentencing in a separate drug case will be delayed and the court will use that same day to formally present the new charges.

6ix9ine pleaded guilty in July 2025 to drug possession after cocaine and ecstasy were found at his Miami home. Prosecutors dropped two other charges in the drug case, related to a gun and fentanyl found in his home, after DNA evidence failed to link them to 6ix9ine.

That plea already put him in violation of his supervised release, which stems from his 2019 conviction for racketeering.

Judge Engelmayer previously warned Hernandez that continued violations could result in up to five years in prison, stating that the rapper appeared to believe “the rules don’t apply to him” due to his celebrity status.

In November 2024, 6ix9ine served 45 days in jail after a judge found he had traveled without permission and failed multiple drug tests.

He also tested positive for methamphetamine. After his release, he was placed under a strict schedule that included home confinement, detention and a curfew.

The new charges come as 6ix9ine remains under scrutiny for his conduct since cooperating with federal prosecutors in a major gang case. In 2019, he pleaded guilty to racketeering and several violent crimes tied to the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, a New York street gang.

As part of a plea deal, Hernandez testified against other gang members, which drastically cut his sentence from a potential 47 years to just two.

He was also ordered to pay a $35,000 fine, complete 1,000 hours of community service and serve five years of supervised release.

Court officials have not disclosed the nature of the latest violations. The upcoming arraignment will determine how the court proceeds with sentencing and whether Hernandez will face additional prison time.