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#RHOA: Porsha Williams didn't want 'RHUGT' to end, 'Let’s bring PJ!'
Porsha Williams joined Lisa Barlow, Gizelle Bryant, Teresa Guidice, Vicki Gunvalson, Luann de Lesseps and Kyle Richards for the most recent “The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip” season.
"I didn't want it to be over. Besides the fact that I needed to get back to my baby, I was just like, "Let's bring PJ, you know, because like, let's keep going,” Williams told PauseRewind’s Kevin Zelman.
“We had so much fun in each city. Like when I tell you, it was just different. It felt like, as a fan of a lot of those cities, it felt like I was watching the show as I was sitting there.”
But the moment that really blew Porsha away was what she observed at the iconic Bluestone Manor.
“Bluestone Manor was literally like many reunions all over the place. I could just go to one room, and there's like Salt Lake City having a reunion, Rhode Island's having a reunion, and you know me, I'm just dipping into each one. Like, what's the tea? What's going on? It was really like that, but it was fun.”
Porsha tells Zelman of her recent partnership, “Number one, I'm fabulous. Charmin is fabulous. I'm the sh**, you know. So why not do toilet paper?”
Even Porsha admits the partnership is kind of funny. “Like, okay, wait, Porsha, what?! You're so fabulous. You're talking about the bathroom?! Yes, because everything should be fabulous.[] If I'm setting the standard, let's go ahead and set the standard across the board. So yes, I love the wider sheets. They have much more coverage. They clean so much better. Use 50% less. Like, this product, this innovation, is absolutely insane. I love it. I think everybody should try them!”
"I didn't want it to be over. Besides the fact that I needed to get back to my baby, I was just like, "Let's bring PJ, you know, because like, let's keep going,” Williams told PauseRewind’s Kevin Zelman.
“We had so much fun in each city. Like when I tell you, it was just different. It felt like, as a fan of a lot of those cities, it felt like I was watching the show as I was sitting there.”
But the moment that really blew Porsha away was what she observed at the iconic Bluestone Manor.
“Bluestone Manor was literally like many reunions all over the place. I could just go to one room, and there's like Salt Lake City having a reunion, Rhode Island's having a reunion, and you know me, I'm just dipping into each one. Like, what's the tea? What's going on? It was really like that, but it was fun.”
Porsha tells Zelman of her recent partnership, “Number one, I'm fabulous. Charmin is fabulous. I'm the sh**, you know. So why not do toilet paper?”
Even Porsha admits the partnership is kind of funny. “Like, okay, wait, Porsha, what?! You're so fabulous. You're talking about the bathroom?! Yes, because everything should be fabulous.[] If I'm setting the standard, let's go ahead and set the standard across the board. So yes, I love the wider sheets. They have much more coverage. They clean so much better. Use 50% less. Like, this product, this innovation, is absolutely insane. I love it. I think everybody should try them!”
#MusicNews: Tank Makes History as “Yes” Hits No. 1, Becomes Male Artist with Most Chart-Toppers
R&B powerhouse Tank has officially made chart history once again. His latest single, “Yes,” has reached the No. 1 spot on both Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart and the Mediabase Adult R&B Airplay chart.
The achievement marks his 12th career chart-topper, allowing him to officially surpass Charlie Wilson as the male artist with the most No. 1 hits in the chart’s history. Across all acts, only Alicia Keys currently holds more No. 1 records with 14.
“Yes,” which features a smooth interpolation of Floetry’s beloved classic “Say Yes,” serves as the newest single from Tank’s recently released studio album, EXPERIENCE, available now via R&B Money/BMG.
This latest chart dominance caps off a monumental year for the veteran artist. Earlier in the year, he secured his 11th No. 1 hit with the single “Control.” His ongoing musical success has been matched by a string of high-profile cultural moments, including a viral Verzuz appearance and his Broadway debut in Alicia Keys’ acclaimed musical Hell’s Kitchen.
Beyond his reign on the R&B charts and the stage, Tank is also commanding the television screen. He currently stars as a series regular in the fourth season of Hulu’s hit legal drama Reasonable Doubt, which premiered on October 6 across Hulu and Disney+.
Currently ranking as Hulu’s No. 1 show, the series has drawn significant press attention for Tank’s compelling performance as Eric Cropper, a charming yet calculating music mogul positioned at the very center of the season’s biggest legal case.
EXPERIENCE is available to stream and download now across all major digital platforms, and the official music video for “Yes” can be viewed on YouTube.
The achievement marks his 12th career chart-topper, allowing him to officially surpass Charlie Wilson as the male artist with the most No. 1 hits in the chart’s history. Across all acts, only Alicia Keys currently holds more No. 1 records with 14.
“Yes,” which features a smooth interpolation of Floetry’s beloved classic “Say Yes,” serves as the newest single from Tank’s recently released studio album, EXPERIENCE, available now via R&B Money/BMG.
This latest chart dominance caps off a monumental year for the veteran artist. Earlier in the year, he secured his 11th No. 1 hit with the single “Control.” His ongoing musical success has been matched by a string of high-profile cultural moments, including a viral Verzuz appearance and his Broadway debut in Alicia Keys’ acclaimed musical Hell’s Kitchen.
Beyond his reign on the R&B charts and the stage, Tank is also commanding the television screen. He currently stars as a series regular in the fourth season of Hulu’s hit legal drama Reasonable Doubt, which premiered on October 6 across Hulu and Disney+.
Currently ranking as Hulu’s No. 1 show, the series has drawn significant press attention for Tank’s compelling performance as Eric Cropper, a charming yet calculating music mogul positioned at the very center of the season’s biggest legal case.
EXPERIENCE is available to stream and download now across all major digital platforms, and the official music video for “Yes” can be viewed on YouTube.
#HipHopNews: Cordae Faces $25 Million Lawsuit Over Anderson .Paak Joint Album
MMMG Inc., known as Art@WAR, has accused Cordae of breach of contract and copyright infringement over his upcoming joint album with Anderson .Paak, Heavy Is The Crown. The project is scheduled to arrive October 23 through APESH!T, Mass Appeal and EMPIRE.
According to Billboard, lawsuit alleges Cordae violated his 2018 recording agreement, which MMMG claims grants ownership of his recorded copyrights and exclusive rights to merchandise, touring and endorsements.
“MMMG has held up its end of the bargain, including by investing enormous amounts of time, money and other resources in Cordae’s career,” the lawsuit states.
The label also alleges previous contract violations involving merchandise sales and says it pursued compensation before filing suit.
Anderson .Paak and Cordae are joining forces for Heavy Is the Crown, a collaborative album scheduled to arrive October 23. The project expands on the artists’ yearslong creative partnership, which began with Cordae’s “RNP” and continued through “Two Tens” and “Summer Drop.”
Inspired by their friendship and the cult comedy Step Brothers, the upcoming album represents another chapter in their creative connection.
According to Billboard, lawsuit alleges Cordae violated his 2018 recording agreement, which MMMG claims grants ownership of his recorded copyrights and exclusive rights to merchandise, touring and endorsements.
“MMMG has held up its end of the bargain, including by investing enormous amounts of time, money and other resources in Cordae’s career,” the lawsuit states.
The label also alleges previous contract violations involving merchandise sales and says it pursued compensation before filing suit.
Anderson .Paak and Cordae are joining forces for Heavy Is the Crown, a collaborative album scheduled to arrive October 23. The project expands on the artists’ yearslong creative partnership, which began with Cordae’s “RNP” and continued through “Two Tens” and “Summer Drop.”
Inspired by their friendship and the cult comedy Step Brothers, the upcoming album represents another chapter in their creative connection.
#RIPTomSkerritt, Legendary star of ‘Alien’,‘Picket Fences’ and ‘Top Gun,’ dies at 93
Tom Skerritt, a prolific actor who won an Emmy playing a hardworking sheriff in “Picket Fences” and appeared in hit Hollywood movies like “Top Gun” and “Alien,” has died, his family confirmed Thursday. He was 93.
Skerritt died Wednesday of natural causes, his family said in a statement.
“While the world knew Tom through his remarkable acting career, we knew him for his humor, curiosity, wisdom, generosity, and the love he brought into our lives,” his family said. “He cared deeply about imagination, creativity, storytelling, service, veterans, the natural world, and helping others find and share their own voices.”
Born Aug. 25, 1933, in Detroit, Skerritt landed in Hollywood after having served four years in the Air Force, intending to become a director.
But with his lean frame and weather-beaten good looks, Skerritt quickly found his place in front of the camera.
His breakthrough role was playing Capt. Duke Forrest in Robert Altman’s 1970 satirical war movie “M*A*S*H.”
That led to starring roles in a string of successful movies, like “The Turning Point,” “Up in Smoke,” “The Dead Zone” and “Steel Magnolias.”
But Skerritt was best known to moviegoers as Tom Cruise’s no-nonsense flight instructor in the 1986 blockbuster “Top Gun” and the doomed Capt. Dallas in the 1979 science fiction classic “Alien.”
Skerritt was also widely praised for his role as a stern minister in the 1992 Robert Redford movie “A River Runs Through It,” which won an Oscar for best cinematography.
Later, Skerritt made his mark on the small screen playing Sheriff Jimmy Brock on the family dramedy “Picket Fences” from 1992 to 1996.
In later years, Skerritt branched out and started Heyou Media in 2016, a digital entertainment and content-aggregation company based in Seattle. He was 84 at the time.
“This is a new era and we’re positioning ourselves to bring some light to new media and digital entertainment,” he told The Seattle Times. “My frame of reference is as big as this room.”
Skerritt is survived by his wife, Julie; five children; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
“We are heartbroken by his loss,” his family said in their statement.
Skerritt died Wednesday of natural causes, his family said in a statement.
“While the world knew Tom through his remarkable acting career, we knew him for his humor, curiosity, wisdom, generosity, and the love he brought into our lives,” his family said. “He cared deeply about imagination, creativity, storytelling, service, veterans, the natural world, and helping others find and share their own voices.”
Born Aug. 25, 1933, in Detroit, Skerritt landed in Hollywood after having served four years in the Air Force, intending to become a director.
But with his lean frame and weather-beaten good looks, Skerritt quickly found his place in front of the camera.
His breakthrough role was playing Capt. Duke Forrest in Robert Altman’s 1970 satirical war movie “M*A*S*H.”
That led to starring roles in a string of successful movies, like “The Turning Point,” “Up in Smoke,” “The Dead Zone” and “Steel Magnolias.”
But Skerritt was best known to moviegoers as Tom Cruise’s no-nonsense flight instructor in the 1986 blockbuster “Top Gun” and the doomed Capt. Dallas in the 1979 science fiction classic “Alien.”
Skerritt was also widely praised for his role as a stern minister in the 1992 Robert Redford movie “A River Runs Through It,” which won an Oscar for best cinematography.
Later, Skerritt made his mark on the small screen playing Sheriff Jimmy Brock on the family dramedy “Picket Fences” from 1992 to 1996.
In later years, Skerritt branched out and started Heyou Media in 2016, a digital entertainment and content-aggregation company based in Seattle. He was 84 at the time.
“This is a new era and we’re positioning ourselves to bring some light to new media and digital entertainment,” he told The Seattle Times. “My frame of reference is as big as this room.”
Skerritt is survived by his wife, Julie; five children; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
“We are heartbroken by his loss,” his family said in their statement.
Gladys Knight Breaks Silence w/ Emotional Message To Fans After Dementia Concerns & Son Accuses Husband Of Overworking Her
Gladys Knight thanked her fans on Wednesday, October 21, as concerns grow over her health and touring.
“To the true fans… THANK YOU… your love, kind words, prayers, support and well wishes are deeply appreciated! I am so blessed with my talents and moreover in the phenomenal people who continue to cherish me and my music! I love you all! ?” the 82-year-old music legend wrote on Threads.
Her message comes after Stephanie Mills, who toured with Knight, alleged the singer appeared confused onstage and showed what Mills believed were early signs of dementia. Mills also questioned husband and manager William McDowell’s decision to keep Knight performing.
Knight’s son, Shanga Hankerson, previously accused McDowell of pushing his mother to remain on the road despite concerns about her well-being. Both Knight and McDowell have disputed claims she is being forced to perform, and McDowell says she has not been diagnosed with dementia.
“To the true fans… THANK YOU… your love, kind words, prayers, support and well wishes are deeply appreciated! I am so blessed with my talents and moreover in the phenomenal people who continue to cherish me and my music! I love you all! ?” the 82-year-old music legend wrote on Threads.
Her message comes after Stephanie Mills, who toured with Knight, alleged the singer appeared confused onstage and showed what Mills believed were early signs of dementia. Mills also questioned husband and manager William McDowell’s decision to keep Knight performing.
Knight’s son, Shanga Hankerson, previously accused McDowell of pushing his mother to remain on the road despite concerns about her well-being. Both Knight and McDowell have disputed claims she is being forced to perform, and McDowell says she has not been diagnosed with dementia.
Funkmaster Flex Involved In Alleged Altercation At MSG During Knicks Championship Banner Night
What was supposed to be a historic celebration for the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden took an unexpected turn Tuesday night when legendary Hot 97 DJ Funkmaster Flex was reportedly involved in a physical confrontation during the team’s championship banner-raising festivities.
According to footage circulating on social media and reports published Wednesday morning, October 21, Flex was involved in a heated encounter with another man inside Madison Square Garden during the Knicks’ season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers. The incident quickly attracted attention online, with conflicting accounts emerging about what led to the confrontation and whether the longtime New York radio personality was struck during the exchange.
TMZ reported that the confrontation unfolded in a crowded area of the arena, where video showed Flex, dressed in black, moving toward another man before the situation escalated. Several people intervened as security personnel and an NYPD officer worked to separate those involved and restore order.
Initial social media reports claimed that Flex had been punched in the mouth during the incident. One widely circulated Instagram story included footage of security breaking up the confrontation, accompanied by a caption alleging that the DJ had been struck. However, the circulating footage did not clearly establish whether Flex had actually been punched.
Flex subsequently addressed the controversy through his own Instagram account early Wednesday morning, disputing the online narrative that he had been on the receiving end of a punch.
According to TMZ, Flex claimed that the unidentified man, whom he described as someone employed by a record company, had attempted to provoke him into throwing the first punch so that he could pursue legal action. Flex further alleged that the individual insulted him and threw a drink in his direction before the confrontation escalated.
Those claims have not been independently verified, and the other individual’s account of the incident has not been publicly established.
The encounter occurred during one of the most anticipated nights in recent Knicks history, as the franchise celebrated its first NBA championship since 1973. Before taking the court against Philadelphia, the Knicks received their championship rings and raised their title banner into the Madison Square Garden rafters, commemorating their victory over the San Antonio Spurs in the 2026 NBA Finals.
The ceremony brought out numerous celebrities, entertainers and longtime Knicks supporters, making the Garden one of the city’s biggest gathering places for sports and entertainment personalities Tuesday evening.
Unfortunately for the hometown crowd, the celebration ended with a 106-100 loss to the 76ers, who spoiled New York’s opening-night festivities.
For Funkmaster Flex, born Aston George Taylor Jr., the incident quickly became a trending topic because of his longstanding influence within New York Hip Hop culture. The Bronx native has spent decades as one of the city’s most recognizable radio personalities, helping introduce generations of listeners to new music through his Hot 97 broadcasts, legendary DJ sets and freestyle sessions.
Known for his outspoken personality and willingness to engage in public disagreements, Flex has remained a prominent figure in Hip Hop discussions both on the air and across social media.
As of Wednesday morning, authorities had not announced any arrests or criminal charges connected to the reported confrontation. TMZ stated that the NYPD had no information available regarding the incident when contacted, while Madison Square Garden had not provided a public response.
The identity of the other man and the precise circumstances surrounding the confrontation also remain unconfirmed.
Although video footage establishes that a disturbance occurred and that security intervened, the competing accounts of what initiated the confrontation leave several questions unanswered.
For now, what began as a championship celebration for the Knicks has produced an unexpected Hip Hop headline, with one of New York radio’s most recognizable personalities finding himself at the center of another viral moment.
Whether additional footage or statements from those involved will clarify exactly what happened inside the Garden remains to be seen.
According to footage circulating on social media and reports published Wednesday morning, October 21, Flex was involved in a heated encounter with another man inside Madison Square Garden during the Knicks’ season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers. The incident quickly attracted attention online, with conflicting accounts emerging about what led to the confrontation and whether the longtime New York radio personality was struck during the exchange.
TMZ reported that the confrontation unfolded in a crowded area of the arena, where video showed Flex, dressed in black, moving toward another man before the situation escalated. Several people intervened as security personnel and an NYPD officer worked to separate those involved and restore order.
Initial social media reports claimed that Flex had been punched in the mouth during the incident. One widely circulated Instagram story included footage of security breaking up the confrontation, accompanied by a caption alleging that the DJ had been struck. However, the circulating footage did not clearly establish whether Flex had actually been punched.
Flex subsequently addressed the controversy through his own Instagram account early Wednesday morning, disputing the online narrative that he had been on the receiving end of a punch.
According to TMZ, Flex claimed that the unidentified man, whom he described as someone employed by a record company, had attempted to provoke him into throwing the first punch so that he could pursue legal action. Flex further alleged that the individual insulted him and threw a drink in his direction before the confrontation escalated.
Those claims have not been independently verified, and the other individual’s account of the incident has not been publicly established.
The encounter occurred during one of the most anticipated nights in recent Knicks history, as the franchise celebrated its first NBA championship since 1973. Before taking the court against Philadelphia, the Knicks received their championship rings and raised their title banner into the Madison Square Garden rafters, commemorating their victory over the San Antonio Spurs in the 2026 NBA Finals.
The ceremony brought out numerous celebrities, entertainers and longtime Knicks supporters, making the Garden one of the city’s biggest gathering places for sports and entertainment personalities Tuesday evening.
Unfortunately for the hometown crowd, the celebration ended with a 106-100 loss to the 76ers, who spoiled New York’s opening-night festivities.
For Funkmaster Flex, born Aston George Taylor Jr., the incident quickly became a trending topic because of his longstanding influence within New York Hip Hop culture. The Bronx native has spent decades as one of the city’s most recognizable radio personalities, helping introduce generations of listeners to new music through his Hot 97 broadcasts, legendary DJ sets and freestyle sessions.
Known for his outspoken personality and willingness to engage in public disagreements, Flex has remained a prominent figure in Hip Hop discussions both on the air and across social media.
As of Wednesday morning, authorities had not announced any arrests or criminal charges connected to the reported confrontation. TMZ stated that the NYPD had no information available regarding the incident when contacted, while Madison Square Garden had not provided a public response.
The identity of the other man and the precise circumstances surrounding the confrontation also remain unconfirmed.
Although video footage establishes that a disturbance occurred and that security intervened, the competing accounts of what initiated the confrontation leave several questions unanswered.
For now, what began as a championship celebration for the Knicks has produced an unexpected Hip Hop headline, with one of New York radio’s most recognizable personalities finding himself at the center of another viral moment.
Whether additional footage or statements from those involved will clarify exactly what happened inside the Garden remains to be seen.
D4vd Murder Trial Faces Major Delays As Rumors Swirl About Missing Millions
D4vd may have earned millions from his music career, but the singer accused of murdering teenager Celeste Rivas Hernandez is now relying on taxpayer-funded attorneys as his increasingly complicated criminal case moves toward trial.
And if you thought this situation couldn’t get any more bizarre, consider this: His defense team reportedly has approximately 40 terabytes of evidence to contend with.
That’s a whole lot of information. The singer, nee David Anthony Burke, appeared exhausted during his latest hearing. Correspondent Julia Deng described his puffy eyes, longer hair and unusually tired appearance. He’s stressed.
But the biggest issues seemed to revolve along the lines of money and lawyers. The once-promising musician has parted ways with his private attorneys. Now he’s represented by the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office.
According to testimony discussed during the proceedings, D4vd reportedly earned between $10 million and $11.5 million from 2023 through 2025. That. is a lot of money. On top of that, his recording agreement was also estimated to be worth as much as $19 million.
So how does somebody associated with that kind of money suddenly become unable to afford private legal representation? Last year had millions and today, nothing?
An attorney representing Celeste’s family has alleged that assets may have been concealed through corporate entities. They also want to know if the property or money was transferred to the singer’s mother.
However, these are questions. The allegations are disputed and unproven at press time. Some how they determined that D4vd qualified for representation after reviewing his financial circumstances. I do not know what they looked at.
Prosecutors are pushing for first-degree murder, continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14 and unlawful mutilation of human remains. He may end up on death row over these charges.
D4vd has pleaded not guilty.
The next hearing is scheduled for January 11, 2027, but a Law&Crime correspondent suggested the actual trial could be delayed even more because of the extensive evidence and changes in legal representation. I was thinking the trial may still come this year. That is apparently not happening.
Celeste’s fam has a reason for their inquiry on the money. They have a civil lawsuit pending.
Their civil attorney has raised the possibility that another person assisted in the alleged crimes or destruction of evidence. This is only an allegation as well. He acknowledged that the allegation was based on information and belief rather than established proof. I wonder if that person has money?
At any rate, no accomplice has been established.
For now, D4vd remains behind bars, his financial situation is dire and his legal future looks bleak.
And we are left with the rumors!
D4vd may have earned millions from his music career, but the singer accused of murdering teenager Celeste Rivas Hernandez is now relying on taxpayer-funded attorneys as his increasingly complicated criminal case moves toward trial.
And if you thought this situation couldn’t get any more bizarre, consider this: His defense team reportedly has approximately 40 terabytes of evidence to contend with.
That’s a whole lot of information. The singer, nee David Anthony Burke, appeared exhausted during his latest hearing. Correspondent Julia Deng described his puffy eyes, longer hair and unusually tired appearance. He’s stressed.
But the biggest issues seemed to revolve along the lines of money and lawyers. The once-promising musician has parted ways with his private attorneys. Now he’s represented by the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office.
According to testimony discussed during the proceedings, D4vd reportedly earned between $10 million and $11.5 million from 2023 through 2025. That. is a lot of money. On top of that, his recording agreement was also estimated to be worth as much as $19 million.
So how does somebody associated with that kind of money suddenly become unable to afford private legal representation? Last year had millions and today, nothing?
An attorney representing Celeste’s family has alleged that assets may have been concealed through corporate entities. They also want to know if the property or money was transferred to the singer’s mother.
However, these are questions. The allegations are disputed and unproven at press time. Some how they determined that D4vd qualified for representation after reviewing his financial circumstances. I do not know what they looked at.
Prosecutors are pushing for first-degree murder, continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14 and unlawful mutilation of human remains. He may end up on death row over these charges.
D4vd has pleaded not guilty.
The next hearing is scheduled for January 11, 2027, but a Law&Crime correspondent suggested the actual trial could be delayed even more because of the extensive evidence and changes in legal representation. I was thinking the trial may still come this year. That is apparently not happening.
Celeste’s fam has a reason for their inquiry on the money. They have a civil lawsuit pending.
Their civil attorney has raised the possibility that another person assisted in the alleged crimes or destruction of evidence. This is only an allegation as well. He acknowledged that the allegation was based on information and belief rather than established proof. I wonder if that person has money?
At any rate, no accomplice has been established.
For now, D4vd remains behind bars, his financial situation is dire and his legal future looks bleak.
And we are left with the rumors!
Diddy Back In General Population At New Prison After Being A “Bad Boy”
Last week, the Bureau of Prisons confirmed Diddy’s transfer from FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey to FCI Allenwood Low in Pennsylvania
TMZ reported Diddy was in Allenwood’s general population, citing union secretary Jose Rojas. His spokesman welcomed it if accurate.
The music executive, Sean “Diddy” Combs, moved from FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey to FCI Allenwood Low in Pennsylvania last week. The Bureau of Prisons confirmed that transfer to ABC News on October 16. That confirmation identified his prison, not his housing unit within it.
The bureau also told ABC News that privacy, safety and security concerns prevented it from discussing individual conditions of confinement or reasons for a transfer. Diddy’s representative acknowledged the move but said placement decisions belonged to the bureau and declined to explain the circumstances.
The Associated Press previously reported Diddy entered special housing at Fort Dix and lost 41 days of good-conduct credit.
Federal rules define a Special Housing Unit as a place where inmates are kept apart from the general population. They can be held alone or with others.
He is serving a 50-month sentence imposed in October 2025 after jurors convicted him of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. He was acquitted of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking.
When the transfer was announced last week, his representative told ABC News, “Sean remains focused on moving forward, and we hope that his time at the new facility will be productive and without unnecessary disruption.”
TMZ reported Diddy was in Allenwood’s general population, citing union secretary Jose Rojas. His spokesman welcomed it if accurate.
The music executive, Sean “Diddy” Combs, moved from FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey to FCI Allenwood Low in Pennsylvania last week. The Bureau of Prisons confirmed that transfer to ABC News on October 16. That confirmation identified his prison, not his housing unit within it.
The bureau also told ABC News that privacy, safety and security concerns prevented it from discussing individual conditions of confinement or reasons for a transfer. Diddy’s representative acknowledged the move but said placement decisions belonged to the bureau and declined to explain the circumstances.
The Associated Press previously reported Diddy entered special housing at Fort Dix and lost 41 days of good-conduct credit.
Federal rules define a Special Housing Unit as a place where inmates are kept apart from the general population. They can be held alone or with others.
He is serving a 50-month sentence imposed in October 2025 after jurors convicted him of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. He was acquitted of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking.
When the transfer was announced last week, his representative told ABC News, “Sean remains focused on moving forward, and we hope that his time at the new facility will be productive and without unnecessary disruption.”
Kevin Gates Ordered To Pay $1 Million To Ex-Wife From Music Royalties
A judge has mandated that Kevin Gates must pay his ex-wife, Dreka Gates, $1 million in child and spousal support sourced from his music catalog earnings amid their ongoing divorce proceedings.
According to a TMZ report released on October 21, 2026, the Baton Rouge rapper is required to allocate funds from his music catalog profits directly to Dreka. These proceeds will be deposited into a Morgan Stanley account overseen by Robert Bracy, CFO of Kevin Gates' record label Bread Winner Alumni, with certified public accountant William Duerksen authorized to sign on the account.
From the total funds, $929,341.50 is designated to cover child and spousal support payments for Dreka. In addition, she will receive a direct payment of $150,000. Her legal team will be paid $125,000 in attorney fees, while $100,000 is allocated for her accountant. Another $103,000 has been set aside for a third-party mediator involved in the case. Meanwhile, Kevin Gates will receive a lump sum of $538,798 upfront and a monthly payment of $225,000 starting in October.
The divorce between Kevin Gates and Dreka has been notably contentious. Dreka filed court documents in October 2025 requesting over $70,000 per month for child and spousal support. She also accused Kevin Gates of ceasing payments for their children’s private school tuition and property taxes in 2021, claiming he was undermining the financial stability of their family. Dreka sought to be named the primary physical custodian of their two children, Islah, 13, and Khaza, 12.
Dreka initially filed for divorce in July 2025, citing irreconcilable differences after a decade of marriage. Kevin Gates seemingly acknowledged their separation on his 2022 track "Bad for Me." However, in legal documents, he contested that the couple was never legally married.
XXL has reached out to Kevin Gates' team for comment, but has not yet received a response.
According to a TMZ report released on October 21, 2026, the Baton Rouge rapper is required to allocate funds from his music catalog profits directly to Dreka. These proceeds will be deposited into a Morgan Stanley account overseen by Robert Bracy, CFO of Kevin Gates' record label Bread Winner Alumni, with certified public accountant William Duerksen authorized to sign on the account.
From the total funds, $929,341.50 is designated to cover child and spousal support payments for Dreka. In addition, she will receive a direct payment of $150,000. Her legal team will be paid $125,000 in attorney fees, while $100,000 is allocated for her accountant. Another $103,000 has been set aside for a third-party mediator involved in the case. Meanwhile, Kevin Gates will receive a lump sum of $538,798 upfront and a monthly payment of $225,000 starting in October.
The divorce between Kevin Gates and Dreka has been notably contentious. Dreka filed court documents in October 2025 requesting over $70,000 per month for child and spousal support. She also accused Kevin Gates of ceasing payments for their children’s private school tuition and property taxes in 2021, claiming he was undermining the financial stability of their family. Dreka sought to be named the primary physical custodian of their two children, Islah, 13, and Khaza, 12.
Dreka initially filed for divorce in July 2025, citing irreconcilable differences after a decade of marriage. Kevin Gates seemingly acknowledged their separation on his 2022 track "Bad for Me." However, in legal documents, he contested that the couple was never legally married.
XXL has reached out to Kevin Gates' team for comment, but has not yet received a response.
‘American Horror Story’ Renewed for Season 14 at FX: Cast, Premiere Date & Everything We Know
American Horror Story is officially coming back for another season! FX has renewed the horror anthology series for Season 14, confirming the news on Tuesday (October 20), ahead of the current season’s finale.
The announcement comes as American Horror Story: 13 brings together some of the franchise’s biggest stars, including Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters.
The show’s latest installment has also been a streaming success, recording its biggest premiere to date.
Here’s what we know about the next season, including its possible cast and premiere date.
Is American Horror Story Renewed for Season 14?
Yes. FX has officially renewed American Horror Story for Season 14.
The series, created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, first premiered in 2011 and has become FX’s longest-running hour-long series.
According to Variety, Season 13 debuted with 4 million views in its first four days, marking the show’s biggest streaming premiere.
The franchise has also generated more than 2 billion hours of viewing engagement since its debut, the outlet reports.
The renewal means Season 13 will not be the final installment of the anthology.
Who Is Returning for American Horror Story Season 14?
No cast members have been officially announced for Season 14.
The current season features a major reunion of familiar faces from the franchise, including Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Emma Roberts, Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe and Leslie Grossman.
Other familiar stars appearing in Season 13 include Frances Conroy, Jamie Brewer and John Carroll Lynch.
However, their involvement in Season 13 does not confirm that they’ll return for Season 14.
The show’s anthology format has allowed actors to appear in multiple seasons, often playing different characters.
Ryan Murphy has also not revealed the theme or storyline for the newly announced season.
For more on the current cast, find out which American Horror Story stars returned as their previous characters for Season 13.
FX has not announced a premiere date for Season 14.
The network also hasn’t confirmed when production will begin or how many episodes the new season will have.
The current season premiered on September 24, 2026, following a nearly three-year gap since the beginning of Season 12, Delicate, in 2023.
Because the show hasn’t followed a consistent annual release schedule in recent years, it’s too early to predict when Season 14 will arrive.
Previous seasons of American Horror Story are available to stream on Hulu in the United States.
Season 13 is still airing, with its final episodes arriving just in time for Halloween.
The current installment contains 13 episodes and concludes on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
Here’s the remaining schedule:
Episodes 11 and 12 – Thursday, October 22
Episode 13, season finale – Thursday, October 29
New episodes air Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on FX, with Hulu streaming availability also offered to eligible subscribers.
The season brings together characters and storylines from previous installments of the series, including Murder House, Asylum, Coven and Freak Show.
The announcement comes as American Horror Story: 13 brings together some of the franchise’s biggest stars, including Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters.
The show’s latest installment has also been a streaming success, recording its biggest premiere to date.
Here’s what we know about the next season, including its possible cast and premiere date.
Is American Horror Story Renewed for Season 14?
Yes. FX has officially renewed American Horror Story for Season 14.
The series, created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, first premiered in 2011 and has become FX’s longest-running hour-long series.
According to Variety, Season 13 debuted with 4 million views in its first four days, marking the show’s biggest streaming premiere.
The franchise has also generated more than 2 billion hours of viewing engagement since its debut, the outlet reports.
The renewal means Season 13 will not be the final installment of the anthology.
Who Is Returning for American Horror Story Season 14?
No cast members have been officially announced for Season 14.
The current season features a major reunion of familiar faces from the franchise, including Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Emma Roberts, Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe and Leslie Grossman.
Other familiar stars appearing in Season 13 include Frances Conroy, Jamie Brewer and John Carroll Lynch.
However, their involvement in Season 13 does not confirm that they’ll return for Season 14.
The show’s anthology format has allowed actors to appear in multiple seasons, often playing different characters.
Ryan Murphy has also not revealed the theme or storyline for the newly announced season.
For more on the current cast, find out which American Horror Story stars returned as their previous characters for Season 13.
FX has not announced a premiere date for Season 14.
The network also hasn’t confirmed when production will begin or how many episodes the new season will have.
The current season premiered on September 24, 2026, following a nearly three-year gap since the beginning of Season 12, Delicate, in 2023.
Because the show hasn’t followed a consistent annual release schedule in recent years, it’s too early to predict when Season 14 will arrive.
Previous seasons of American Horror Story are available to stream on Hulu in the United States.
Season 13 is still airing, with its final episodes arriving just in time for Halloween.
The current installment contains 13 episodes and concludes on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
Here’s the remaining schedule:
Episodes 11 and 12 – Thursday, October 22
Episode 13, season finale – Thursday, October 29
New episodes air Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on FX, with Hulu streaming availability also offered to eligible subscribers.
The season brings together characters and storylines from previous installments of the series, including Murder House, Asylum, Coven and Freak Show.
Cyndi Lauper Defends Nicki Minaj Collaboration Despite Her Trump Support, Says She Doesn’t Believe in Cancel Culture
Cyndi Lauper is opening up about working with Nicki Minaj despite their differing political views.
The 73-year-old “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” singer addressed her past collaboration with the 43-year-old rapper in a new interview with The Guardian, published Wednesday (October 21).
Cyndi was asked whether she regretted allowing Nicki to sample her signature hit, given the rapper’s increasingly public support for President Donald Trump.
The singer made it clear that she doesn’t regret the collaboration and explained why she doesn’t believe in canceling people over their views.
“No,” Cyndi told The Guardian when asked whether she felt differently about working with Nicki. “First of all, I don’t believe in cancellation.”
She explained that “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” has always carried a political message about women’s rights and their freedom to experience joy.
Cyndi said she still supports that message, regardless of the political positions Nicki may hold today.
“I don’t know what she’s doing now. But I still don’t think you cancel people, because otherwise there’s no room for discussion,” she said.
“If you want people to listen to you, you need to listen to people,” she added.
Cyndi explained that her years of advocacy have taught her the importance of engaging with people who hold different political beliefs.
Her comments come after Nicki became an increasingly vocal supporter of Trump, including appearing alongside him at an event in January 2026.
The rapper publicly praised the president during that appearance, a notable shift from some of her earlier comments criticizing him.
Nicki sampled Cyndi‘s 1983 hit “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” on her song “Pink Friday Girls,” featured on her 2023 album Pink Friday 2.
The two artists later performed the song together at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on May 1, 2024, during Nicki‘s Pink Friday 2 World Tour.
Cyndi made a surprise appearance during the show, with Nicki expressing her admiration for the pop star.
The rapper has previously described Cyndi as a musical and fashion inspiration, and the two embraced during the performance.
Read Cyndi‘s full interview at The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/oct/21/cyndi-lauper-auction-fashion
Cyndi Lauper is opening up about working with Nicki Minaj despite their differing political views.
The 73-year-old “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” singer addressed her past collaboration with the 43-year-old rapper in a new interview with The Guardian, published Wednesday (October 21).
Cyndi was asked whether she regretted allowing Nicki to sample her signature hit, given the rapper’s increasingly public support for President Donald Trump.
The singer made it clear that she doesn’t regret the collaboration and explained why she doesn’t believe in canceling people over their views.
“No,” Cyndi told The Guardian when asked whether she felt differently about working with Nicki. “First of all, I don’t believe in cancellation.”
She explained that “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” has always carried a political message about women’s rights and their freedom to experience joy.
Cyndi said she still supports that message, regardless of the political positions Nicki may hold today.
“I don’t know what she’s doing now. But I still don’t think you cancel people, because otherwise there’s no room for discussion,” she said.
“If you want people to listen to you, you need to listen to people,” she added.
Cyndi explained that her years of advocacy have taught her the importance of engaging with people who hold different political beliefs.
Her comments come after Nicki became an increasingly vocal supporter of Trump, including appearing alongside him at an event in January 2026.
The rapper publicly praised the president during that appearance, a notable shift from some of her earlier comments criticizing him.
Nicki sampled Cyndi‘s 1983 hit “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” on her song “Pink Friday Girls,” featured on her 2023 album Pink Friday 2.
The two artists later performed the song together at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on May 1, 2024, during Nicki‘s Pink Friday 2 World Tour.
Cyndi made a surprise appearance during the show, with Nicki expressing her admiration for the pop star.
The rapper has previously described Cyndi as a musical and fashion inspiration, and the two embraced during the performance.
Read Cyndi‘s full interview at The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/oct/21/cyndi-lauper-auction-fashion
‘Glee’ Is Officially Returning With a Reboot on Hulu and Disney+
Glee is officially getting an encore. Variety reports that Disney+ and Hulu have greenlit a reboot of Ryan Murphy’s hit musical dramedy, bringing the halls of William McKinley High School back to television more than a decade after New Directions took its final bow. The announcement turns Murphy’s recent talk of revisiting the franchise into a full-fledged production, although Disney has yet to reveal casting details or a release date.
20th Television will produce the new series, and it will stream on both platforms, but nearly everything else remains under wraps. Murphy recently confirmed that he completed a script with fellow original creators Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan.
He also revealed that he’s in discussions with familiar faces. “I’ve been in touch with around 10 of the original cast members,” Murphy said. “It’s very sweet, and they all had a lot of questions, but they all were very enthusiastic about the idea.”
Whether any of those conversations will lead to on-screen returns remains unconfirmed. Lea Michele, however, has already made her position clear. “I love Glee. I will always love Glee,” she said before the reboot became official. “I love Ryan Murphy. It just holds such a special place in my heart for me. … I will follow Ryan wherever he goes.”
Michele starred as Rachel Berry, the wildly ambitious vocalist whose Broadway dreams drove much of the original show.
Chris Colfer offered a more complicated response when asked whether he would reprise his role as Kurt Hummel. Colfer acknowledged the demands of making the original series and the absence of Naya Rivera, who played Santana Lopez.
“It was a really tough show to do, and it would be really hard to do it now that Naya is gone,” he said.
Still, he did not close the door, joking that fans might pursue him “with pitchforks and jazz hands” if he refused. Rivera died in 2020 after drowning while saving her young son during a boating trip.
The greenlight comes after Murphy began publicly floating a return over the summer. While promoting his FX series The Shards, he said younger audiences had pushed the show back into the cultural conversation.
“That show is interesting because it’s come back around,” Murphy said then. “Maybe we should revisit that show.”
Its staying power is measurable: music from the series still attracts an average of 4.1 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Premiering on Fox in 2009, Glee followed a group of teenage outsiders as they navigated competition, relationships, and McKinley High’s unforgiving social order through pop covers and show tunes.
The original ensemble included Michele, Colfer, Rivera, Cory Monteith, Jane Lynch, Matthew Morrison, Amber Riley, Kevin McHale, Jenna Ushkowitz, Dianna Agron, Darren Criss, and Heather Morris.
Its song covers, including “Don’t Stop Believin’,” helped turn the cast into a chart powerhouse, while its storylines confronted sexuality, race, disability, bullying, and mental health—sometimes earning acclaim and sometimes igniting backlash.
The original Glee ended in 2015 after six seasons and 121 episodes.
20th Television will produce the new series, and it will stream on both platforms, but nearly everything else remains under wraps. Murphy recently confirmed that he completed a script with fellow original creators Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan.
He also revealed that he’s in discussions with familiar faces. “I’ve been in touch with around 10 of the original cast members,” Murphy said. “It’s very sweet, and they all had a lot of questions, but they all were very enthusiastic about the idea.”
Whether any of those conversations will lead to on-screen returns remains unconfirmed. Lea Michele, however, has already made her position clear. “I love Glee. I will always love Glee,” she said before the reboot became official. “I love Ryan Murphy. It just holds such a special place in my heart for me. … I will follow Ryan wherever he goes.”
Michele starred as Rachel Berry, the wildly ambitious vocalist whose Broadway dreams drove much of the original show.
Chris Colfer offered a more complicated response when asked whether he would reprise his role as Kurt Hummel. Colfer acknowledged the demands of making the original series and the absence of Naya Rivera, who played Santana Lopez.
“It was a really tough show to do, and it would be really hard to do it now that Naya is gone,” he said.
Still, he did not close the door, joking that fans might pursue him “with pitchforks and jazz hands” if he refused. Rivera died in 2020 after drowning while saving her young son during a boating trip.
The greenlight comes after Murphy began publicly floating a return over the summer. While promoting his FX series The Shards, he said younger audiences had pushed the show back into the cultural conversation.
“That show is interesting because it’s come back around,” Murphy said then. “Maybe we should revisit that show.”
Its staying power is measurable: music from the series still attracts an average of 4.1 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Premiering on Fox in 2009, Glee followed a group of teenage outsiders as they navigated competition, relationships, and McKinley High’s unforgiving social order through pop covers and show tunes.
The original ensemble included Michele, Colfer, Rivera, Cory Monteith, Jane Lynch, Matthew Morrison, Amber Riley, Kevin McHale, Jenna Ushkowitz, Dianna Agron, Darren Criss, and Heather Morris.
Its song covers, including “Don’t Stop Believin’,” helped turn the cast into a chart powerhouse, while its storylines confronted sexuality, race, disability, bullying, and mental health—sometimes earning acclaim and sometimes igniting backlash.
The original Glee ended in 2015 after six seasons and 121 episodes.
Titans Cut Jordan Elliott for Allegedly Retrieving Gun From Car After Altercation With Teammate
The Tennessee Titans released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott after reviewing his Oct. 15 confrontation with offensive tackle J.C. Latham at the team facility.
Elliott allegedly headed to his vehicle to retrieve a firearm after the practice fight, but teammate John Franklin-Myers intervened before anyone was hurt.
Metro Nashville police said no one filed a report, while Nazir Stackhouse is expected to take on a larger role in Tennessee’s defensive line rotation.
The Tennessee Titans have released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott after a heated confrontation with a teammate that allegedly escalated to the point that he pulled a gun from his car.
The team announced Elliott's release on Tuesday (Oct. 20), five days after an altercation at its practice facility involving offensive tackle J.C. Latham.
"On Thursday, October 15th, there was an incident at our team facility involving Jordan Elliott," the Titans said in a statement. "Following our review of the incident, we have made the decision to release Elliott from our roster. We will have no further comment on the matter."
The Tennessee Titans have released defensive lineman Jordan Elliott following an undisclosed incident at the team’s facility on Oct. 15.
The team confirmed it reviewed the situation before cutting the 28-year-old, who recorded 11 tackles in five games this season, but declined Show more
According to A to Z Sports, the situation began during Thursday's practice when Elliott and Latham, Tennessee's 2024 first-round draft pick, got into a physical confrontation. Elliott reportedly continued shouting at Latham afterward, prompting the team to remove him from practice.
Elliott allegedly threw down his equipment before leaving the field and heading toward the players' parking garage.
The report claims Elliott went to his vehicle to retrieve a firearm with the alleged intention of bringing it back inside the facility. However, fellow defensive tackle John Franklin-Myers reportedly followed Elliott to the garage and convinced him not to take the weapon from his car.
No injuries were reported, and the situation ended without a confrontation involving a firearm.
An NFL source who spoke with KPRC2 described the incident as an alarming escalation, claiming Elliott had been dealing with issues outside of football.
"This was so crazy. Jordan has been having a lot of problems away from the building and obviously he brought it to work with him," the source said. "There was no reason for him to go off like that. Everyone thought that was wild. To overreact like that is absolutely crazy... We're just glad that no one got hurt and it's over."
Following the confrontation, Elliott was absent from Friday's practice. Titans head coach Robert Saleh told reporters at the time that the defensive lineman "was dealing with some personal stuff."
He later elaborated on what happened, confirming that Elliott did in fact pull a gun, while also defending his character.
“Unfortunately, rules are rules with regard to guns on property, and sometimes it’s far greater than the knee-jerk reaction of kicking somebody when they’re down,” he said, per the Associated Press.
“He’s a good man. Made a terrible, had a terrible lapse in judgment that I recognize as a call for help more than a criminal act,” he added. “He’s never committed a crime in his entire life and he pulled a gun, in the parking lot.
Elliott was subsequently inactive for Tennessee's Week 6 victory over the Indianapolis Colts. The organization reportedly reviewed security footage from its facility before deciding to release him.
Metro Nashville police told A to Z Sports on Tuesday afternoon that they had not received a report about the incident and had not been contacted by the Titans.
Elliott, a third-round selection by the Cleveland Browns in the 2020 NFL Draft, spent four seasons in Cleveland before joining the San Francisco 49ers. He signed a two-year, $8 million contract with Tennessee in March, reuniting with Saleh. The 28-year-old appeared in five games for the Titans this season, recording 11 combined tackles and making one start.
With Elliott no longer on the roster, defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse is expected to take on an expanded role after filling in against Indianapolis.
Elliott allegedly headed to his vehicle to retrieve a firearm after the practice fight, but teammate John Franklin-Myers intervened before anyone was hurt.
Metro Nashville police said no one filed a report, while Nazir Stackhouse is expected to take on a larger role in Tennessee’s defensive line rotation.
The Tennessee Titans have released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott after a heated confrontation with a teammate that allegedly escalated to the point that he pulled a gun from his car.
The team announced Elliott's release on Tuesday (Oct. 20), five days after an altercation at its practice facility involving offensive tackle J.C. Latham.
"On Thursday, October 15th, there was an incident at our team facility involving Jordan Elliott," the Titans said in a statement. "Following our review of the incident, we have made the decision to release Elliott from our roster. We will have no further comment on the matter."
The Tennessee Titans have released defensive lineman Jordan Elliott following an undisclosed incident at the team’s facility on Oct. 15.
The team confirmed it reviewed the situation before cutting the 28-year-old, who recorded 11 tackles in five games this season, but declined Show more
According to A to Z Sports, the situation began during Thursday's practice when Elliott and Latham, Tennessee's 2024 first-round draft pick, got into a physical confrontation. Elliott reportedly continued shouting at Latham afterward, prompting the team to remove him from practice.
Elliott allegedly threw down his equipment before leaving the field and heading toward the players' parking garage.
The report claims Elliott went to his vehicle to retrieve a firearm with the alleged intention of bringing it back inside the facility. However, fellow defensive tackle John Franklin-Myers reportedly followed Elliott to the garage and convinced him not to take the weapon from his car.
No injuries were reported, and the situation ended without a confrontation involving a firearm.
An NFL source who spoke with KPRC2 described the incident as an alarming escalation, claiming Elliott had been dealing with issues outside of football.
"This was so crazy. Jordan has been having a lot of problems away from the building and obviously he brought it to work with him," the source said. "There was no reason for him to go off like that. Everyone thought that was wild. To overreact like that is absolutely crazy... We're just glad that no one got hurt and it's over."
Following the confrontation, Elliott was absent from Friday's practice. Titans head coach Robert Saleh told reporters at the time that the defensive lineman "was dealing with some personal stuff."
He later elaborated on what happened, confirming that Elliott did in fact pull a gun, while also defending his character.
“Unfortunately, rules are rules with regard to guns on property, and sometimes it’s far greater than the knee-jerk reaction of kicking somebody when they’re down,” he said, per the Associated Press.
“He’s a good man. Made a terrible, had a terrible lapse in judgment that I recognize as a call for help more than a criminal act,” he added. “He’s never committed a crime in his entire life and he pulled a gun, in the parking lot.
Elliott was subsequently inactive for Tennessee's Week 6 victory over the Indianapolis Colts. The organization reportedly reviewed security footage from its facility before deciding to release him.
Metro Nashville police told A to Z Sports on Tuesday afternoon that they had not received a report about the incident and had not been contacted by the Titans.
Elliott, a third-round selection by the Cleveland Browns in the 2020 NFL Draft, spent four seasons in Cleveland before joining the San Francisco 49ers. He signed a two-year, $8 million contract with Tennessee in March, reuniting with Saleh. The 28-year-old appeared in five games for the Titans this season, recording 11 combined tackles and making one start.
With Elliott no longer on the roster, defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse is expected to take on an expanded role after filling in against Indianapolis.
Meagan Good Sparks Baby Rumors With Jonathan Majors
Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors may be looking toward a new chapter in their marriage, and a recent comment from the actress has fans wondering whether a baby could be part of their future.
Meagan Good Sparks Baby Rumors With Jonathan Majors
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The couple, who married earlier this year, have attracted attention throughout their relationship, particularly as Good stood by Majors during his highly publicized legal troubles. Now, a reported remark about their plans for married life has sparked fresh conversations about whether they are preparing to expand their family.
According to Media Take Out, the couple has been considering having a child through surrogacy. The outlet has previously reported on the possibility, but the specific claims about their family plans have not been independently confirmed.
The latest speculation follows an interview in which Good reportedly described herself and Majors as “creating a family together.” The comment quickly caught the attention of fans, many of whom began questioning whether the newlyweds were hinting at a pregnancy or plans to welcome a child.
However, the statement alone does not confirm that the couple is pursuing surrogacy or expecting a baby. Neither Good nor Majors has publicly verified those details.
Good, 45, has previously spoken about freezing her eggs, a decision that gave her options for having children in the future. That history has added another layer to the online discussion, with some fans suggesting that surrogacy could be a possibility for the couple. Still, there is no confirmed information establishing that they are using her frozen eggs or pursuing that particular path to parenthood.
The actress has also continued to make public appearances, and photos of her fit physique have circulated online as speculation about a possible pregnancy grows. But appearances cannot establish whether someone is pregnant, planning to have a child or considering surrogacy.
Majors, meanwhile, is already a father to a daughter from a previous relationship. If the couple does decide to welcome a child together, it would mark a new milestone in their marriage.
For now, the conversation surrounding Good and Majors remains fueled by the reported interview comment and unconfirmed reports about their plans. Fans may be eager for answers, but until the couple shares more information themselves, their next steps toward parenthood remain private.
Meagan Good Sparks Baby Rumors With Jonathan Majors
Text “RICKEY” to 71007 to join the Rickey Smiley Morning Show mobile club for exclusive news. (Terms and conditions).
The couple, who married earlier this year, have attracted attention throughout their relationship, particularly as Good stood by Majors during his highly publicized legal troubles. Now, a reported remark about their plans for married life has sparked fresh conversations about whether they are preparing to expand their family.
According to Media Take Out, the couple has been considering having a child through surrogacy. The outlet has previously reported on the possibility, but the specific claims about their family plans have not been independently confirmed.
The latest speculation follows an interview in which Good reportedly described herself and Majors as “creating a family together.” The comment quickly caught the attention of fans, many of whom began questioning whether the newlyweds were hinting at a pregnancy or plans to welcome a child.
However, the statement alone does not confirm that the couple is pursuing surrogacy or expecting a baby. Neither Good nor Majors has publicly verified those details.
Good, 45, has previously spoken about freezing her eggs, a decision that gave her options for having children in the future. That history has added another layer to the online discussion, with some fans suggesting that surrogacy could be a possibility for the couple. Still, there is no confirmed information establishing that they are using her frozen eggs or pursuing that particular path to parenthood.
The actress has also continued to make public appearances, and photos of her fit physique have circulated online as speculation about a possible pregnancy grows. But appearances cannot establish whether someone is pregnant, planning to have a child or considering surrogacy.
Majors, meanwhile, is already a father to a daughter from a previous relationship. If the couple does decide to welcome a child together, it would mark a new milestone in their marriage.
For now, the conversation surrounding Good and Majors remains fueled by the reported interview comment and unconfirmed reports about their plans. Fans may be eager for answers, but until the couple shares more information themselves, their next steps toward parenthood remain private.
AND FINALLY FROM “THE CRAZY PEOPLE SHOPPING AT WALMART” FILES
I didn’t know apple turnovers were this good tbh....lol
Better than a dead rat in a bag of Ballpark hamburger buns!
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND ALL!!!
EFREM
