Im a mother first, and if Destiny is upset about something-that makes me upset.
I think he really didn’t realize how the song would affect Destiny. He should have allowed her to hear if first.
His short coming was humiliating her in public by rehashing the mistakes she has made via a song. Not right.
…humiliate our children on wax for the mistakes that they make. Who does that?
I didn’t hear anything positive in that song.
That song was created b/c he felt like he owed his listeners an explanation. Period. And I don’t.
He doesn’t owe his fans an explanation with regard to what goes on with Destiny, she is his daughter not his artist. Period.
That’s why he addressed. He cares what you guys think about him. That song was for YOU..not Destiny.
This is a must listen to, Nas is truly the Greatest of All Time!!!
He sings, he raps, he dances, Chris Brown is a jack of all trades. The R&B star is adding something else to his resume according to his mom, Joyce Hawkins. Momma Breezy revealed to Twitter that Chris has a new website catering to dog selling.
The website www.cbbreeds.webs.com sells baby pit bulls born to Brown’s dogs that he keeps at his home in VA.
The singer’s rep, Maureen O’Connor says that Chris just wants to ensure that the pups “go to good homes.”
Currently their are 8 puppies listed for sale on the site, four females (Princess, Precious, Pretty and Beauty) and four males (Fortune, Music, Jett and Freedom).
The adorable puppies are selling at $1000 each, and the website guarantees their health, shots and registration.
Maybe this is another business move for Chris Breezy or just another tactic to continue to replenish the singers public image, or perhaps Chris really just wants his dogs offspring in good homes.
What do you think? Will you buy a Chris Brown baby pit?
The Kardashian family has just signed on for 3 more seasons with E!, and it’s the richest deal ever in reality TV … TMZ has learned.
Sources connected with the deal tell us, the family will get more than $40 million for 3 more seasons of “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.”
The 6th season of the show averaged 3 million viewers. The 7th season begins airing May 20.
Our sources say the $40-plus million deal does not include all of the products and other items associated with the show that Kim, Kris and the rest of the brood are able to hock.
Martin and Shamicka Lawrence have decided to divorce,” a rep for the Big Momma’s House star, 47, tells PEOPLE. “The couple has made the joint decision to part ways.”
The couple had been together for 15 years before getting married in 2010 at their home in Beverly Hills.
“Out of love and respect for one another we will continue to remain friends and raise our two beautiful daughters together,” the couple said in a joint statement released to PEOPLE by his rep
A quartet of strippers has launched a web campaign to free an alleged pimp nicknamed “Jello-O,” who is accused of running a high-priced hooker ring out of Denver’s swankiest strip clubs.
Germaine “Jell-O” Wallace, 38, was collared in Houston on Thursday at around 2 p.m. while riding in a cab with the scantily-clad dancers, The Denver Post reported.
U.S. Marshals were hunting Wallace since Feb. 7, when he was supposed to appear in Denver court to face pimping, sexual assault, weapons, drugs, animal cruelty and other charges.
Wallace denied pimping, telling reporters after his arrest, “I don’t deal with prostitutes, I deal with dancers. That’s not against the law,” local station KHOU reported.
The four women, who lived the high life with Wallace in his Colorado mansion before he went on the lam, came to his defense, telling the station they never worked as prostitutes and Wallace never made money selling skin.
“We like our lives,” Amber Wilson told KHOU. “We want to maintain our lives. That’s all we were trying to do is make money to maintain the way that we lived before this happened.”
The women told the station they were traveling with Wallace working Houston’s strip club circuit.
“We treat it like a 9 to 5,” Kara Laughead told the station. “No funny business. We go in, we work. We make money.”
“We’re not doing anything wrong,” Teresa Weeks added.
Authorities said Wallace ran a ruthless hooker ring in which he sent women into clubs to turn tricks and strong-arm other girls into doing the same, the Denver Post reported last year.
Prosecutor tied about 10 women to the operation — including the four who created the petition — and said each was required to bring in about $500 bucks a night between stripping and back-room sex deals.
Wallace and the women lived in a $1.3 million pad near Castle Rock with a driveway full of custom cars and a collection of exotic pets, court records showed.
One tricked-out blue minivan featured a cartoon of Bugs Bunny grabbing cartoon sexpot Jessica Rabbit with the words “choose up” written on it — street slang that encourages hookers to join up with richer pimps.
“This wasn’t some street-level accused pimp,” Deputy U.S. Marshal Cameron Welch told the Houston Chronicle.
“When they knocked (the prostitution ring) down, it put a big dent in that industry up there.”
The women created the petition, Prejudice Justice against Jermaine Wallace, on the website ipetitions.com.
There is also a Facebook page, “Jermaine Jello Wallace,” full of posts proclaiming his innocence.
Wallace is expected to be extradited back to Colorado in the next few weeks.
“Now, he’s getting a free ride back to Colorado,” Welch told the Chronicle.
Chances are, you’ve never seen her face. And you likely won’t recognize her name. But Racquel Bailey’s new billboard is turning heads in South Atlanta.
And she’s hoping it’s enough to propel her to a starring role in Tyler Perry’s next film.
The 23-year-old actress bought ad space on a billboard at the intersection of Campbellton Road and Barge Road, and is using it to speak directly to the Atlanta film mogul. Her message: “Let me be your next leading lady.” The board, she said, addresses Perry himself as the “Top Film Maker in ATL.”
Bailey, who lives in New Jersey, said she purposely bought the space two miles away from Perry’s studios.
“I hoped he would see it while he was driving to work, or on his way home from work, or that someone would see it!” she told 11Alive’s Blayne Alexander via Skype.
And it didn’t come cheap; Bailey paid $1,500 for the billboard.
“My last money for the year!” she laughed.
The ad includes her website, which links to samples of her work, photos and biographical information. According to her resume, her acting credits include several off-Broadway plays. She also teaches acting.
11Alive News reached out to Perry to get his response to the billboard, but his representatives had no comment. In the past, Perry has been vocal about wanting to see new talent. His website even includes a page for aspiring actors to upload videos of their work.
Bailey said she is willing to relocate to Atlanta and just hopes her bold move pays off.
“All I want is a chance,” she said. “I’m just waiting for that call.”
