Wiz Khalifa and Aimee Aguilar are parents! The couple welcomed their first child together, a daughter, on July 17. Khalifa and Aguilar kept the specific details surrounding the birth under wraps, but they’ve since confirmed that their daughter’s name is Kaydence. The happy couple also detailed their experiences on social media. Wiz Khalifa posted a video on Instagram with the caption: “POV thinking about all the outfits I’m about to pick out for my daughter.” Aguilar, meanwhile, divulged some of the complications that arose during the birth on TikTok.
“I gave birth exactly a week ago today, so I am a week postpartum,” Aguilar told followers on July 24. She posed for the camera, but revealed that she’s been unable to exercise sine giving birth to Kaydence. “I ended up tearing,” she explained. “So, during the labor and I pushed her out, I tore. I have stitches down there, so I think I’m going to wait another week or two before I start doing anything strenuous on my body.” Kaydence is Aimee Aguilar’s first child, and Wiz Khalifa’s second. The rapper also has a son named Sebastian with ex-wife Amber Rose.
Wiz Khalifa has been forthcoming about fatherhood, and how it’s changed him as a person. He detailed his co-parenting situation with Rose during a January appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast. “It’s good. It’s fun,” he explained. “Well not fun, but like, I think I’m in a good situation with her as a co-parent. Especially through time. Things have just eased up and become a lot more enjoyable and just regular of a process.” Wiz Khalifa also noted that becoming a parent was difficult early on in his career. He learned how to adjust, and become a better father, as he matured.
“All the irregular sh*t has been worked out,” the rapper explained. “And we’re past everything that I think would cause people to be dysfunctional. So at this point, it’s way easier to just run things smoothly than it is for it not to be smooth.” Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose recently got together to celebrate their son’s 11th birthday. The celebrities threw a massive party with a basketball court and a mural of rappers, and posted photos from the event afterwards. “That’s what I Call a function,” the rapper wrote on his IG.
Wiz Khalifa was unfamiliar with ex-wife Amber Rose’s game. On Wednesday, uncensored footage of the fight between Amber Rose and Joseline Hernandez on BET College Hill: Celebrity Edition surfaced online. While the episode featuring the clip aired last year, BET decided against broadcasting the actual fight. Clips of the moments that caused the fight went viral following Rose announcing her support of Donald Trump. In the episode, Hernandez accused Rose of “wanting to be a white girl” and refusing to embrace her Blackness.
In the uncensored footage, first obtained by TMZ, Amber Rose initiates the fight with Hernandez and lands several more blows before they’re pulled apart. “Damn, my BM got squabbles,” Wiz Khalifa wrote on Instagram in reply to the video. “Although I can’t stand Amber now I’m glad to see she whacked Joseline,” said another user. Both women spoke about the fight before the video surfaced online. Hernandez refused to name names when she discussed the altercation on Drink Champs last year. The reality TV star claimed a woman tried to “attack her” but she put her “head through that glass.” Rose said that she hit Hernandez with an “eight-piece.”
Wiz Khalifa Reacts To Amber Rose Fight
BREAKING! TMZ has gotten the BET Celebrity College Hill footage of Amber Rose and Joseline Hernandez’s physical altercation on the show that was cut from air. pic.twitter.com/8V4Ea42gXx
Amber Rose faced heavy criticism for speaking at the 2024 Republican National Convention earlier this month. Her support for Donald Trump raised eyebrows following her years of women’s rights activism and the very existence of SlutWalk, an anti-rape culture movement she helped grow in the 2010s. She previously referred to Trump a “sexual predator,” as well as an “idiot,” and hoped that Hillary Clinton beat him.
Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose were married for one year, from 2013 to 2014. They divorced in 2014, citing irreconcilable differences. They have joint custody of their son, Sebastian, who they amicably co-parent due to proximity to one another. Khalifa recently announced that he and girlfriend Aimee Aguilar had a daughter. Rose was happy with the news, saying that she “couldn’t wait” to meet her. Musically, Khalifa is planning torelease Kush & Orange Juice 2 soon, the sequel to his beloved 2010 mixtape. Khalifa hasn’t set a release date yet.
Footage from a fight between Amber Rose and Joseline Hernandez on BET College Hill: Celebrity Edition leaked online.
In footage obtained by TMZ, Rose takes the first swing and gets the best of Hernandez during the fight before it is separated. The video was previously held under wraps, with Hernandez revealing on Drink Champs the fight happened in a Literature class and stating she “put a head through a glass.”
Survey says: that’s a lie. You can see the clip below.
Amber Rose confused everyone after she delivered a speech at the Republican National Convention.
Once known as the creator of the slut walk and an advocate for women’s rights, Rose is now aligned with Trump and the Republicans, who have part of their campaign entrenched in banning abortion and limiting women’s rights.
Speaking on stage, Rose revealed she became a Trump supporter after she could not prove her claims of racism and more in conversation with her father, eventually embracing the MAGA team as “her people.”
“We all want a better country for our children,” Rose said. “But I’m here tonight to tell you, no matter your political background, that the best chance we have to give our babies a better life is to elect Donald Trump president.”
You can hear more of her reasoning below.
MAGA Party doesn’t care if you are White, Black or Brown. We accept everyone
Stephen A Smith has been known for years when it comes to dishing out hot takes on the biggest topics in sports. However, he is also someone who speaks quite frequently as it pertains to the political sphere. Overall, he has had some right-wing opinions as of late. Although he remains a staunch critic of former President Donald Trump. With Joe Biden showing signs of decline, Stephen A has been quite critical of the current President. That said, no one knows which way Smith will be voting come November.
During the most recent episode of his show, Smith weighed in on Amber Rose speaking at the Republican National Convention. Both Republicans and Democrats were critical of Amber Rose’s appearance. Some felt like it made no sense to have her there considering Trump is using her as a bridge to the black community, and Rose herself has proclaimed to not be black. Furthermore, she used to be firmly against Donald Trump but out of nowhere, has changed her opinions.
Regardless, Stephen A was quite complimentary of her speech. In the clip above, he noted how she spoke about inflation and shopping, which is something that hits home. Smith also believes that her millions of followers will resonate with the message and vote for Trump. Finally, Smith said Trump knows exactly what he is doing by bringing her on stage. Whether or not she actually gives the candidate more votes, remains to be seen.
Let us know what you think of these remarks from Stephen A. Smith, in the comments section down below. Do you believe that he is right about the speech given by Amber Rose? Do you think this helps Donald Trump get voters? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the sports world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite athletes and even your favorite personalities.
Hip-hop has always been an art form that spoke out against the oppression of marginalized communities yet in 2024, it’s found a new demographic: conservatives. Forgiato Blow has been at the forefront of the niche subgenre of MAGA rap which has made significant waves among right-wing audiences, including those who’ve condemned hip-hop in the past. His staunch support for former president Donald Trump has helped him gain traction since 2016 and most recently, he appeared at the Republican National Convention where he debuted his new song, “Trump, Trump Baby” with Amber Rose starring as the leading lady in the music video. The song is emblematic of his style and message, capturing his fervent endorsement of the Trump-era policies and deals.
Early Life & Background
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – JUNE 27: Rapper Forgiato Blow makes an appearance for Donald Trump supporters gathering over Interstate 85/75 in the downtown area on June 27, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia. Supporters of President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will gather near the CNN campus where both candidates will have their first debate. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Kurt Jantz, better known as Forgiato Blow, comes from a background that raises questions about his self-made claims. The “Blow” in his name is not about cocaine but stands for “Been Living Off Wealth.” “Forgiato” refers to a high-end car rim manufacturer, Vice reports.
Jantz’s grandfather, Stuart Arnold, founded the successful Autotrader magazine and owned significant properties in the Tampa Bay and Clearwater area, including a parcel valued over $10 million. Jantz insists he hasn’t benefited financially from his grandfather’s wealth, claiming he built his success independently. He rebuffs the notion that he grew up privileged, noting that his mother was a dog groomer and his sister worked at Walgreens.
However, details about his upbringing paint a different picture. Obituaries describe Arnold as a devoted grandfather who took his family on extravagant yachting trips. Jantz and his sister attended Admiral Farragut Academy, an expensive private military boarding school in St. Petersburg, Florida, where tuition exceeds $50,000 per year. The school, set among palm trees and grand stucco buildings, used to be a luxury resort during the Jazz Age.
Transition To Music
RACINE, WISCONSIN – JUNE 18: Rapper Forgiato Blow listens as Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump speaks during a rally at Festival Park on June 18, 2024 in Racine, Wisconsin. This is Trump’s third visit to Wisconsin, a key swing state in 2024. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Jantz’s early efforts in the music industry were rather lackluster. In 2013, he released an album but it failed to actually make any waves. For the most part, it was generic Southern rap that didn’t necessarily provide anything new or exciting to the genre. It was music that focused on South Florida parties, women, and money – literally cookie-cutter Southern rap. He did have a Paul Wall feature on his 2015 album, Forgiato Rodman, on the song, “Wat Dey Know Bout Me.”
But the 2016 election brought new hope to his rap career. He found a niche demographic within right-wing audiences that placed him on a pedestal and turned him into the “Mayor Of MAGAville.” Ultimately, it was the release of “Silver Spoon,” his first pro-Trump song, that marked a turning point in his career.
“I’ve always thought I was the Donald Trump of rap,” Jantz told Vice. “In the music industry, everyone loved me, but nobody wanted to support me on a big record label. Or everybody wants to support me and be my friend when they need something from me. I felt like that was like Trump—before he was president, everybody loved him… Said he’s going to be the president and they said, ‘No way.’ And then what happened? He became the president. That’s like me and music. I said I was going to make it through, you know, being a white rapper.”
ORLANDO, FLORIDA – FEBRUARY 27: Roger Stone dances with rapper Forgiato Blow as he arrives for the Conservative Political Action Conference held in the Hyatt Regency on February 27, 2021 in Orlando, Florida. Begun in 1974, CPAC brings together conservative organizations, activists, and world leaders to discuss issues important to them. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Following the release of “Silver Spoon,” he followed up with more Trump-focused tunes that basically echoed Republican talking points. Songs like “MAGA KING” and “Boycott Target,” specifically, earned him fans out of contentious figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Roger Stone, Donald Trump Jr., and the Proud Boys, whose chairman, Enrique Tarrio, he befriended. Needless to say, his musical output is appreciated more by those who’ve historically criticized rap.
Many of his albums have also donned Trump-related titles, many of which seem to be inspired by Drake. In 2021, he released Certified Florida Boy that shared a similar cover art as Drake’s album, Certified Lover Boy. Then, he also released an album in 2022 – two years after Trump lost to Biden – titled, If You’re Reading This Trump Won. The album also contained album artwork inspired by Drake’s 2015 album. Other albums in his catalog include, Mayor Of Magaville, All Eyez On Maga, Trump Ties, and Let’s Go Brandon.
“Trump Trump Baby”
His efforts to promote MAGA ideology finally caught the attention of Donald Trump, who he eventually met. In fact, his efforts clearly didn’t go unnoticed as he debuted a music video for his new song, “Trump, Trump Baby” at the Republican National Convention. What became even more controversial in the hip-hop community is that Amber Rose made a cameo in the music video. Rose, of course, has been a staunch Trump supporter as of late and also made an appearance at the RNC this week.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, UNITED STATES – JULY 17: American Rapper Forgiato Blow attends the third day of Republican National Convention at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, on July 17, 2024. Thousands of Republicans have gathered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to show their support for former US President Donald Trump as a crucial November election draws closer. (Photo by Jacek Boczarski/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Forgiato Blow’s music is characterized by its unapologetic style that reflects his conservative values, with themes centered around patriotism, law enforcement support, and criticism of mainstream media. Songs like “Four More Years” and “MAGA Gang” further exemplify his commitment to these concepts. However, outside of his odd strain of Southern rap, he blends in elements of country influences to his music.
Controversies & Criticisms
Like many politically outspoken artists, Forgiato Blow has faced his share of controversies and criticisms. His strong support for Trump and conservative policies has made him a polarizing figure, drawing both fervent supporters and vocal detractors. Critics argue that his music promotes divisive rhetoric and oversimplifies complex political issues. Many in the hip-hop community view his work as an exploitation of the genre, using it as a tool to push an agenda that is at odds with the traditional values of the hip-hop culture, which often centers around themes of social justice and resistance to oppression. However, Forgiato Blow remains undeterred, viewing his work as a platform to advocate for his beliefs and rally like-minded individuals.
It has been a whirlwind of controversy for Amber Rose, who recently revealed her support for former President Donald Trump’s reelection. Then, the SlutWalk creator amplified her position by making a bewildering appearance at the Republican National Convention. During her speech, she explained why she moved from being a liberal-leaning voter to bidding for Trump’s presidency. “I’m no politician, and I don’t wanna be, but I do care about the truth, and the truth is that the media has lied to us about Donald Trump,” she said. “I know this because, for a long time, I believed those lies.”
“I believed the left-wing propaganda that Donald Trump was a racist,” Rose added. She also “realized Donald Trump and his supporters don’t care if you’re Black, white, gay or straight. It’s all love. And that’s when it hit me: These are my people. This is where I belong.” Her comments were met by applause and MAGA right-wingers holding up Trump signs in the crowd. However, those familiar with Rose’s career weren’t as enthused. On social media, users ran rampant with questions about Rose’s past and involvement in Black culture. She has been a stark feminist and supported Black Lives Matter, two hot-button topics that Trump and the Republican party have denounced. This has left many confused and questioning the validity of her backing the controversial businessman-turned-reality-television-star-turned-politician.
Here, we’ve gathered quotes from Amber Rose that show her principles that previously did not align with Donald Trump’s thoughts, feelings, statements, and policies. Although Rose has not detailed exactly how and why she shifted ideologies, her former statements seemingly contradict much of what Trump has shared publicly with his constituents and the world. Of course, this list of contradictions isn’t exhaustive, but it does touch on several issues at the forefront of American politics.
On Feminism & Supporting Women’s Rights
LOS ANGELES, CA – OCTOBER 01: Reality TV Personality / Model Amber Rose attends the 3rd annual Amber Rose SlutWalk on October 1, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic)
In 2016, TIME interviewed Rose, and she shared her thoughts on standing for and being against shaming women. “I love to stick up for women, I love to be the voice for the voiceless. You know, there’s all different kinds of feminists,” the pro-choice advocate said. “I don’t hate men; I love men, most of my team are men, and most of my friends are men, actually. So it’s not about having more girlfriends, but it’s about embracing their beauty and other women’s sexuality and going to them and telling them that they’re beautiful.” She added, “Women are very capable of being sexual beings as well. If you can make a lot of female friends, that’s amazing and if you can’t, try not to slut shame or judge each other.”
Meanwhile, Trump has made statements about women and feminism that have given his detractors pause. “When you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything,” he infamously said in a leaked recording from Access Hollywood back in 2005. “Grab them by the p*ssy. You can do anything.” In a 1991 interview with Esquire, he also said, “It doesn’t really matter what (the media) write as long as you’ve got a young and beautiful piece of ass.”
Later, in 2016, during a town hall with MSNBC’s Chris Matthews, Trump expressed his support to ban abortions and women’s right to choose. Not only that, he said “there has to be some form of punishment” for women who sought or had the procedure. When asked about the man who got a woman pregnant, Trump didn’t have a concrete answer. Yet, he did say that under the law, men should not be disciplined the same as women.
On Black Lives Matter & Police Brutality
They are not “peaceful protesters”, as Sleepy Joe and the Democrats call them, they are THUGS – And it is all taking place in Democrat run cities. Call me and request Federal HELP. We will solve your problems in a matter of minutes – And thanks to the U.S. Marshalls in Portland!
Rose to TIME: “I feel like that’s the world that we always lived in, it’s just been brought to light with social media and Facebook Live and things going viral. You know, when people say ‘All Lives Matter,’ yes, all lives do matter. But when you have an entire race saying, ‘You know when you say All Lives Matter, do you mean Black Lives Matter too?’ Because it doesn’t seem like it. It doesn’t seem like it at all. The way that they shot and killed these men this past week was horrifying because that could be anybody’s son. That could have been my son, my uncles. It hits so close to home and that’s why people are so angry because these were good guys. They never hurt anybody, it’s just sad.”
Those sentiments have not been shared by Trump, who has traveled from one side of America to the other, speaking at his rallies. Whether on stage in front of a cheering crowd of MAGA fans, in interviews with the media, or online, Trump has vehemently denounced BLM. “They are not ‘peaceful protesters,’ as Sleepy Joe and the Democrats call them, they are THUGS,” he tweeted in September 2020 during the throws of protests against police brutality. He added that if any of the Black Lives Matter protesters came close to the White House, they would be met with extreme violence. “They would have been greeted with the most vicious dogs, and most ominous weapons, I have ever seen,” he reportedly said. “That’s when people would have been really badly hurt, at least.”
On LGBTQIA+ Rights & Fatphobia
“I’m Pro Black af, Pro LGBTQ af, Pro Hoe, Pro Sex Work, Pro Choice,” Rose wrote on Instagram in 2020. “If ur Fatphobic, Transphobic, or ever screamed ‘All Lives Matter,’ get the f*ck off my page.” However, in March 2024, while speaking at a rally in Iowa, Trump gave a differing point of view. Forbes reported that he promised to “‘cut federal funding’ for schools pushing ‘critical race theory, transgender insanity, and other inappropriate racial, sexual, or political content on our children.’” Further, Trump’s newly chosen running mate, JD Vance, has a long history of anti-LGBTQIA views, according to NBC News.
During Trump’s 2020 rally in New Hampshire, a protest erupted. He saw a man involved in the altercation and targeted his weight. “That guy’s got a serious weight problem. Go home,” said Trump, not realizing he was speaking about his own MAGA supporter. “Start exercising. Get him out of here, please. Got a bigger problem than I do. Got a bigger problem than all of us. Now he goes home, and his mom says, ‘What the hell have you just done?’”
On Sexual Assault
Trump’s Access Hollywood comments took the world by storm, and upon the reveal of the leaked audio, Rose sat down with Yahoo! Style to share her thoughts. “I want him to get in trouble for it because I cannot even count how many times a famous guy touched me inappropriately. Seriously,” Rose stated in 2016. “Imagine this: Donald Trump comes and touches me inappropriately, right? I’m a regular ass girl. Do I call 911? Do I get on Twitter and tweet about it? How should I go about letting people know that this guy did it to me and who’s actually going to believe me, you know what I’m saying?”
Last year, Donald Trump went to trial after columnist E. Jean Carroll accused him of rape. A jury found him liable for a lesser charge of sexual abuse, awarding Carroll over $5 million in damages. She also sued him for defamation; in both cases, she was granted over $88 million, per The Associated Press. Trump is appealing both verdicts.
In 2016, a woman named Jessica Leeds also made allegations against the former president. She told The New York Times that sometime in the 1970s, she was on a flight when she ran into Trump. Leeds claimed she did not know Trump personally, but he allegedly “was like an octopus” and reached his hand under her skirt. Moreover, she accused him of grabbing her breasts. His “hands were everywhere,” she stated, forcing her to move to another area of the aircraft. At least a dozen women have come forward with sexual assault allegations against Trump. He has continued to adamantly deny any wrongdoing.
This week, Amber Rose took to the stage at the Republican National Convention to endorse Donald Trump for president, a move that has sparked significant backlash from within the Republican Party. The model and activist, known for her outspoken views, declared during her speech that “MAGAs are her people,” aligning herself with Trump’s supporters.
However, the reception to her endorsement has been far from universally positive. Many Republicans have expressed their displeasure online, criticizing both Amber Rose’s support for Trump and the decision to have her speak at the convention.
On Twitter, conservative commentator Jonny Root was among those who voiced their discontent, posting, “Amber Rose’s endorsement is a disgrace to the Republican Party and what we stand for” . Another notable reaction came from Acyn, who shared, “This is the face of our party now?” indicating a sense of disillusionment with Rose’s appearance at the event .
Despite the criticism, Amber Rose remains steadfast in her support, doubling down on her remarks and engaging with detractors on social media. Her endorsement has certainly stirred the pot, reflecting the deep divisions and varied perspectives within the party regarding the 2024 presidential election.
Amber Rose confused everyone after she delivered a speech at the Republican National Convention.
Once known as the creator of the slut walk and an advocate for women’s rights, Rose is now aligned with Trump and the Republicans, who have part of their campaign entrenched in banning abortion and limiting women’s rights.
Speaking on stage, Rose revealed she became a Trump supporter after she could not prove her claims of racism and more in conversation with her father, eventually embracing the MAGA team as “her people.”
“We all want a better country for our children,” Rose said. “But I’m here tonight to tell you, no matter your political background, that the best chance we have to give our babies a better life is to elect Donald Trump president.”
You can hear more of her reasoning below.
MAGA Party doesn’t care if you are White, Black or Brown. We accept everyone
Amber Rose confused everyone after she delivered a speech at the Republican National Convention.
Once known as the creator of the slut walk and an advocate for women’s rights, Rose is now aligned with Trump and the Republicans, who have part of their campaign entrenched in banning abortion and limiting women’s rights.
Speaking on stage, Rose revealed she became a Trump supporter after she could not prove her claims of racism and more in conversation with her father, eventually embracing the MAGA team as “her people.”
“We all want a better country for our children,” Rose said. “But I’m here tonight to tell you, no matter your political background, that the best chance we have to give our babies a better life is to elect Donald Trump president.”
You can hear more of her reasoning below.
MAGA Party doesn’t care if you are White, Black or Brown. We accept everyone
Amber Rose, the Philly-raised TV personality took the stage at the Republican National Convention (RNC) in Milwaukee to show her support for former President Donald Trump. Rose, known for her candid personality and first introduced to us by Kanye West, made waves with her politically charged speech on the opening night.
Rose’s address came with an unexpected appearance by former President Donald Trump himself, who was seen with gauze covering his right ear. Her speech marked a significant departure from her previous public stance, as she voiced strong support for Trump’s 2024 presidential bid.
“I’m here tonight to tell you, no matter your political background, that the best chance we have to give our babies a better life is to elect Donald Trump president of the United States,” Rose declared on stage.
In a bold statement, Rose criticized the media, accusing them of spreading misinformation about Trump. “I’m no politician and I don’t wanna be, but I do care about the truth, and the truth is that the media has lied to us about Donald Trump,” she said. “I know this because for a long time, I believed those lies.”
Amber Rose’s endorsement of Trump was one of the highlights of the RNC’s opening night, which also featured speeches from notable Republicans including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, and Alabama Sen. Katie Britt. Rose emphasized a message of unity and truth, challenging the narratives she believes have been perpetuated by left-wing propaganda.
“The left told me to hate Trump and even worse, to hate the other side — the people who support him. When you cut through the lies, you realize the truth: American families were better when Donald Trump was president. We were safer, wealthier, and stronger,” Rose concluded, drawing applause from the audience.
Her speech was met with mixed reactions, especially considering her previous affiliations and the general expectations of her fan base. Rose’s pivot towards Trump and the Republican platform marks a significant shift, potentially influencing her followers and fans within the hip hop community.
Another notable speaker at the RNC was Sean O’Brien, the first Teamsters union president to address a Republican National Convention. His presence underscored a broader theme of working-class disillusionment with traditional political affiliations. “The American people aren’t stupid. They know the system is broken. We all know how Washington is run. Working people have no chance of winning this fight. That’s why I’m here today, because I refuse to keep doing the same things my predecessors did,” O’Brien stated.
As the 2024 election approaches, Rose’s surprising turn towards Trump will undoubtedly spark further debate and discussion within both the political and entertainment spheres.
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