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Their relationship hasn’t traveled the easiest road but it is reported that Future and Brittni Mealy have been calmly co-parenting, for the most part. The pair reportedly broke up back in 2018 and shared a young son, Prince Wilburn, but ever so often, they make headlines after real-world fights make their way to social media. There was the altercation at their son’s birthday party back in December 2020 that went viral after Brittni posted videos and photos of the incident, and this week, the pair was back at it.

Brittni shared screenshots of Future allegedly texting their son that his mother is a “hoe,” setting off a firestorm of Instagram Story messages from the irate mother. 

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Then, Future’s mom, Stephanie Jester, jumped into the conversation to suggest that Brittni wanted attention and was angry that she wasn’t getting her way. Future simply responded, “Pray For Her,” and now, the rapper is capitalizing off of the viral moment. Merchandise with those three words was posted to his Freebandz Shop Instagram account, and hours later, Brittni followed up with items to sell that read, “Pray For Him.”

The former lovers seem to still be at odds and are allowing the world to have front-row seats, so check out these two letting their petty flags fly freely in rivaling posts below.

Tekashi 6ix9ine may have been the catalyst of the escalating drama between Wack 100 and Jim Jones, but the controversial rapper is nowhere in sight as it has unfolded. We’ve kept you updated on the growing tension between Jones and Wack after 6ix9ine called out the Dipset icon, and following 6ix9ine’s sit-down with Wack 100, their names have been entangled. The pair appeared in a Clubhouse chatroom where Wack and 21 Savage exchange blistering threats, and now Jones is attempting to distance himself from any and all involvement with 6ix9ine and his antics.

This week, Jones, too, surfaced on Clubhouse where he addressed comments being made about him. He accused Wack of “trying to bring down powerful Black men that are in positions to help other powerful Black men” while stressing his influence in the culture.

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Wack 100 is reportedly back on Clubhouse and a clip of his dialogue began to circulate online. In it, Wack dismisses Jim Jones’s remarks and said “F*ck all that. We’re talkin’ about this conspiracy and wire-tapping… What’s happenin’ my n*gga?” He added, “He ain’t addressed it, my n*gga. He runnin’ from somethin’.”

Blueface’s manager also mentioned Trav, a friend of Meek Mill’s who was a moderator on Jones’s Clubhouse chat. Wack 100 spoke about Trav reportedly being beaten up by 50 Cent on stage, calling him a “flunkie.” Listen to it all in detail below.

It has been eight months since Casanova turned himself over to federal authorities and his wife has continued to hold him down while he is on the inside. The rapper was one of 18 named in an indictment against alleged members of the Untouchable Gorilla Stone Nation, a crew that federal authorities say are a street gang operating in the tri-state area. They have been tacked with charges relating to drug trafficking, weapons, and acts of violence, but Casanova has continued to maintain his innocence. 

Throughout the duration of his incarceration, Corbett has turned to social media to share her grief with not having her husband with her while airing out her grievances with so-called friends who turned their backs once times got hard. Recently, she posted a video of herself as she joked about breaking into the prison to see her man.

In the clip, Corbett is wearing an orange jumpsuit while sporting a drawn-on goatee. “When they lock your man up so you show up as an inmate so you can be his bunkie,” text over the video read. In the caption, she added, “At this point I need to see my man by any means @bigcasanova_2x I miss you.”

Many of her friends jumped in her comments with kind words while others praised her for keeping the rapper at the forefront of her social media posts. Check it out below.

The new wave among entertainers is to apparently share their bathing habits. We’ve heard quite a bit about how famous people shower within the last few weeks, and fans aren’t sure what to make of the news. It was kicked off by Ashton Kutcher and his equally famous wife Mila Kunis who shared that they don’t bathe with soap daily, nor do they bathe their children that often, either. They spoke with friends Dax Shephard and Kristen Bell about their parenting style, and their actor friends not only agreed, but they also revealed their family only bathe when they smell bad or feel dirty.

Next came Jake Gyllenhall who also surprised the masses when he made similar comments, and this week, Ice-T’s wife Coco Austin shared that she, too, doesn’t wash her full body on a daily basis.

As debates regarding whether or not one should shower daily have taken over social media, Cardi B jumped into the discussion as a confused bystander. “Wassup with people saying they don’t shower ? [face with raised eyebrow emoji] It’s giving itchy,” she wrote. Her comments came just ahead of Kutcher and Kunis poking fun at themselves while trolling critics who were outraged to hear about their family’s bathing practices.

In an Instagram post, the couple is in their bathroom as Kutcher says, “You’re putting water on the children? Are you trying to melt them?” He continued to joke, “Are you trying to injure them with water? This is ridiculous! What’s going on?” Kunis laughs as she answers, “We’re bathing our children.” Kutcher jibes, “That’s like the fourth time this week!”

Check out the couple’s video as well as tweets from Cardi B below.

Although he’s continued to boast about his friendship with Timothy Leeks, also known as Lul Tim, Quando Rondo wants to make it clear that he didn’t have any beef with King Von. It was back in November when a shooting occurred outside of an Atlanta hookah bar resulting in the deaths of three people, including Von. The incident reportedly occurred following an altercation between Von and Rondo’s entourages, and later, Leeks was arrested and charged with the rapper’s murder.

Quando Rondo and Big U exchanged words following the slayings but now it seems that they’ve put their animosity to rest. The industry executive-community activist hosts the Checc’n In Podcast where Rondo was recently a guest and spoke about his relationship with King Von.

“Everybody scream, ‘Protect the brand,’ but when the brand get protected, everybody wanna be mad. This what come with it,” said Rondo. Big U added that he is aware that Rondo and Von “didn’t have no beef” and the rapper interrupted to say, “At all.” Big U wanted Quando Rondo to detail his upbringing including his relationship with his mother because he doesn’t believe people truly understand the full scope of who the rapper is.

“I ain’t really got no shame to tell my story. I don’t care, you feel me?” said Rondo. “Everything don’t be glitter and gold even once you successful. Everything ain’t good. Really nothing good, you feel me. Period! Not even the money because what come with all the stuff, it ain’t no happiness.”

He added that the way he grew up is much worse than what people may think and went on to speak about his mother, who he says has her life together these days. “I was born a crack baby. My mama smoked crack ’til probably I was like, probably about, 15,” the 22-year-old stated. “I been in and out of juvenile all my life and before that, I was adopted because when I was little my mama and daddy had a little fight or something like that… I got burned. I still have the burn ’til this day.”

Quando Rondo detailed being “in and out of foster homes” all his life and finally finding “his people.” He also said he hopes that the world won’t judge him based on what is posted on the internet. Check out a clip from his interview below.