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Steve Harvey Set To Host ‘Family Feud: Africa’- ‘Long Been A Dream Of Mine’
Aretha Franklin: Sons Of Late
Singer Skip Grave Visit On
1-Year Death Anniversary
Steve Harvey is set to take “Family Feud” interna- tional, as the comedian will reportedly launch and host versions of the game show in South Africa and Ghana.
According to Deadline, “in an unprecedented deal with Fremantle, Harvey’s media company Steve Harvey Global has obtained the rights to license the format for the African versions of Family Feud,” the outlet writes. The local versions will be produced by Rapid Blue, Fremantle’s production part- ner in the region, the report states.
Harvey has hosted the American version of “Family Feud” since 2010.
FAMILY FEUD
“Bringing Family Feud to Africa has long been a dream of mine,” he said. “I believe Family Feud will become a household name for local South African and Ghanaian
families. And this is just the beginning in Africa. I expect this show to lead to multiple media and business projects in and throughout the conti- nent.”
Aretha Franklin’s family is reportedly busy brawling over her $80 million fortune, so her sons and relatives couldn’t be bothered visiting her burial site on the one-year anniversary of her death.
According to RadarOnline, only a handful of visitors were spotted at Detroit’s Woodlawn Cemetery to pay respect to Franklin, who passed away on Aug. 16, 2018, at the age of 76 after a long battle with pan- creatic cancer.
“I’m just surprised no one from her family showed up on the one-year anniversary of her death,” said one observer at the cemetery’s mausoleum where Franklin’s remains are interred. “I only saw a few
ARETHA FRANKLIN
loyal fans who loved her music and felt the need to pay their respects.”
Joe, Trey Songz Respond To Haters Of The ‘Power’ Theme Remix: ‘We Made A Classic’
Common Confirms His Old Flame Angela Rye
‘Power” viewers took to social media on Sunday to slam 50 Cent over the remix to theme song of the hit Starz series.
Ahead of the episode, it was revealed that the new season would feature a new version of “Big Rich Town,” which replaces Joe’s verse with a new one from Trey Songz. This switch went viral over the weekend, and sent viewers into a frenzy.
50 Cent has taken to In- stagram multiple times to re- spond to the criticism.
50 CENT, JOE AND TREY SONGZ
“These motherf*ckers talking about Trey Songz. Man, you ain’t bought a motherf*cking Joe CD in years, now you talking about Trey Songz? Trey did that sh*t as a favor to me, man. Sh*t, y’all keep this sh*t up... F*ck it, I’ma have to put that motherf*cker back the way it was,” the rapper says in the clip below.
In a post to his Instagram account, Joe has also ad- dressed the controversy and the response he has received from fans.
“All in favor say I! FANS HAVE A LOT OF #power!” Joe wrote under an old promo picture that hailed him as the “voice of Power.” “Ya’ll are amazing! Will hit y’all once I’m settled in AFRICA @50cent – ALL LOVE – (we made a clas- sic!).”
Trey even jumped in the comments of one of 50’s posts claiming the critics are causing him “emotional agony and distress.”
“They hurting my feel- ings,” he wrote.
Is His New Flame
ANGELA RYE AND COMMON
Common and political commentator Angela Rye called it quits March 2018, shattering the hearts of folks who viewed the duo as #cou- plegoals.
But while visiting Angie Martinez after the Black Girls Rock! Awards show on Sunday, the Chicago-native confirmed that his old flame is his new flame once again, MadameNoire reports.
“I’m really happy,” he said. “I think being able to go
through situations where I didn’t do good in relation- ships, some of that was my re- sponsibility, and after repeating that, being like ‘What am I doing wrong?’ and working on self, I’m able to come to a relationship more like whole. This is where I am with it, this is what I’m look- ing for. If things change, then let’s communicate. I’m real honest with myself. Therapy helped me to do that,” he ex- plained.
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