Twerking has become some a regular practice in what would otherwise be inappropriate situations as it was when reality show regular Sukihana got down on all fours on the red carpet at this year’s VMA and started her rump shake routine. Suki posted a video of her twerk, captioning, “My first @vmas y’all knew who I was when y’all invited me #sukihana #vmas.”
The problem arose when former “Flavor of Love” star Deelishis criticized Suki’s booty bounce on the red carpet, commenting on her video, “Too many outdoor shoes been on the carpet buttercup.” Sukihana replied to Deelishis, saying, “Girl, you was sleeping with Flavor [Flav} you ain’t scared of nothing.” Sukihana reposted her comment with the caption, “Ate her up.”
On February 13th, the Michigan State University campus underwent a shelter-in-place order after an active shooter was reported. The aftermath of this mass shooting resulted in four deaths and five injuries. Deelishis’s niece, Arielle Diamond, was of those tragically killed in this horrific attack. The Flavor of Love 2 star initially took to Instagram to ask followers about Diamond’s whereabouts.
“My beautiful niece @ariellediamond_ is a student at Michigan State University… she was in her classroom in the same building as the active shooter and we have not heard from her, ” Deelishis wrote. “If you know her whereabouts please dm me… in the meantime my family and I ask for your prayers.” Diamond, who was 19 at the time, was studying at MSU with hopes of becoming a pediatrician.
Nearly a week after the shooting, Deelishis sat down with NewsNation‘s Chris Cuomo in an emotional interview about Diamond’s death. “She was good, she was innocent, she was family,” the grieving aunt told the news anchor. “She was important, she was loved, she was kindness, she was goodness. This shouldn’t have happened to her.” The emotional interview brought tears to Deelishis’ eyes as she recounted the life of her late niece.
Deelishis, who initially rose to fame after winning Flavor of Love 2, continued to reflect on her niece’s impact. When asked about the legacy that Diamond would have built, she responded, “She would have definitely been a contribution. She still will be a contribution, you know the devil won’t win. She has a purpose that’s gonna definitely live out.”
The 45-year-old media personality has continued to post on Instagram in Diamond’s honor. In her most recent post, she writes, “As you can imagine, this is tough for my family. But we refuse to lose our Faith in God, even in the midst of our greatest challenges and crisis.”
While the identity of the MSU shooting suspect is confirmed, a motive is seemingly impossible to identify. The 43-year-old gunman concluded his killing spree with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to CNN. The outlet reports that chaos ensued across the campus, which in turn affected distant family members, including Deelishis. For more updates regarding this ongoing investigation, be sure to check out HNHH.
As we learn more about the Michigan State University mass shooting that rocked the nation on Monday, the three dead have been identified. One of which is the niece of reality star Deelishis.
TMZ notes, Deelishis was searching for her niece on Twitter after the shooting. “My beautiful niece @ariellediamond_ is a student at MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY… she was in her classroom in the same building as the active shooter and we have not heard from her.”
In an update from CNN, Arielle was one of the three dead in the shooting. Michigan State has identified the victims of Arielle Anderson, Brian Fraser, and Alexandria Verner.
Anderson was a junior, graduating from Grosse Point High School in Michigan. Fraser was the president of the Michigan Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta and a sophomore from Grosse Pointe High School. Verner was from Clawson, Michigan, and was a three-sport athlete.
In a follow-up message, Deelishes penned a letter to Ari.
“Rest with God Ari … Our family is broken to pieces and I can’t say how we will get through this but with Gods help I know we will Have you ever met a young person who was simply “Pure in Heart”… well that was @ariellediamond_ … simply PURE … she never raised her voice past a whisper or gentle laugh. She was a remarkable student, attending MSU to become a doctor. The youngest sibling of 3, the last to attend college of her beautiful Moms children. How is it that she was in class doing what she was supposed to be doing and yet and still her life was taken by a coward who clearly didn’t understand the devastation he was about to cause my entire family”
– Deelishis
Prayers go out to Deelishes and all the families impacted by this act of violence.
On Monday night, tragedy struck the Michigan State University campus. An active shooter started firing shots in the campus’s two publicly accessible buildings. The results of the shooting are 3 deaths and 5 critical injuries. The shooter died of a self-inflicted wound, leaving behind a panic-stricken community and grieving families. Of those to have lost their life was Arielle Diamond, the niece of model and Flavor of Love 2 star Deelishis.
The heartbroken aunt took to Instagram when the news of the shooting broke out. Diamond had been in one of the targeted buildings, and her family was worried after not hearing from her. Below a picture of Diamond, Deelishis wrote, “my beautiful niece @ariellediamond_ is a student at Michigan State University… she was in her classroom in the same building as the active shooter and we have not heard from her.” She continued with a request, “if you know her whereabouts please dm me… in the meantime my family and I ask for your prayers.”
The Detroit native later pinned a comment by another family member confirming Diamond’s unfortunate death. The awful affair concluded after the shooter shot himself, and the 5 injured victims are all in critical condition. The shooting occurred in two different locations on MSU’s 5,200-acre campus. Swift action from emergency responders commenced a shelter-in-place order that lasted an hour. Interim Deputy Chief Chris Rozman spoke to CNN about the aftermath of this tragedy. “This truly has been a nightmare that we are living tonight,” he explained, “we are relieved to no longer have an active threat on campus, while we realize that there is so much healing that will need to take place after this.” The MSU shooting marks the United States’s 67th mass shooting in 2023, as reported by CNN.
Police have yet to recognize the motive behind this shooting, but have identified the shooting suspect. Police only know that the 43-year-old shooter has no connection to the school. While the threat of Monday night’s mass shooting may have ended, the evening resulted in permanent losses. Rest in peace, Arielle Diamond. Stay tuned to HNHH for more news on this developing story.
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