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T. I.'s Daughter Unfollows Him And Her Family After His Comments About Her Hymen
Who Shot Ghost? 50 Cent Shares "Power" Teaser That May Reveal The Answer
OMARI HARDWICK, AKA JAMES ‘GHOST’ ST. PATRICK
T. I.'s daughter, Deyjah Harris, has unfollowed her dad on Instagram.
While the exact timing of the social media move is un- clear, some speculate it came after the 39-year-old rapper said he attends the 18-year-old celebrity's gynecologist ap- pointments to "check her hymen."
According to Hollywood Unlocked, Deyjah also isn't following Tiny or Zonnique Pullins on Instagram. Dey- jah does follow Tiny on Twit- ter but not T. I.
While Deyjah has yet to publicly address her father's remarks, she recently liked a series of tweets calling his ac- tions "disgusting," "possessive" and "controlling." She also tweeted, "I loveeeeeee yalllllll" and received an outpouring of
DEYJAH AND T. I.
support from her fans.
T. I. made the controversial
comments during an interview for last week's episode of the Ladies Like Us podcast. When asked if he'd had the "sex talk" with his daughters, the "What- ever You Like" star replied, "Have I? We go...Deyjah's 18, just graduated high school,
now she's attending her first year of college, figuring it out for herself. And, yes, not only have we had the conversa- tion...we have yearly trips to the gynecologist to check her hymen."
After hearing the remarks, several celebrities, including Chrissy Teigen and Iggy Azalea, took to Twitter to share their thoughts.
The co-hosts of the podcast, Nazanin Mandi and Nadia Moham, also took down the episode and apologized for their "knee jerk reaction to the uncomfortable topic."
T. I. has yet to publicly com- ment on his remarks. A source close to T. I says the superstar rapper doesn't care if she un- follow him, because (1.) she still stays in his house and (2.) he pays all of her bills.
After watching the mid-sea- son finale of Power last week- end, one question was hanging on everybody's mind: Who Shot Ghost??? Played by Omari Hard- wick, Ghost is one of the main characters in the highly-celebrated series and people were surprised to see what happened to him. A guessing game has erupted ever since and theories have broken out across the inter- net. Even stars like Trey Songz and Bow Wow are getting involved to give their take on the matter.
In the latest teaser for the upcoming continuation of the sixth season, 50 Cent is hint- ing at the man who may have actually pulled the trigger on
James St. Patrick.
"I'm not about to lose my career because of James St. Patrick," says Councilman Rashad Tate in the video. "He scorched the earth with me. I'm gonna get rid of him once and for all." The man can be seen loading a hand- gun before aiming it at an un- determined target and firing.
Of course, this means that Tate can be considered one of the suspects in the shoot- ing. We don't think the pro- ducers of Power would let us know what happened that easily though. If Council- man Tate did it, that would just be too obvious now. Who do you think is responsible for Ghost's shooting?
Snoop Dogg’s Friend, Rapper Bad Azz, Dies In Jail At 43
Rapper Bad Azz — one of Snoop Dogg’s close friends in the game — has died in jail.
Bad Azz appears to have passed away Monday while being held in custody at a de- tention center in Riverside, CA on a domestic violence charge. It’s unclear how he may have died, but the guy was picked up Friday and had an upcoming court date Tuesday.
His bail was set at just $10,000, and based on jail records ... it doesn’t look he’d bailed out.
The west coast MC was an af- filiate of Snoop’s, Daz Dillinger, Kurupt, Warren G, Nate Dogg and others as-
BAD AZZ
sociated with Tha Dogg Pound Gangsta Crips based out of Long Beach.
He’d collaborated with all of those guys, plus Tupac as well as MC Eiht, Mistah F.A.B.,
Bizzy Bone, The Lady of Rage, Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes and others. He put out four solo albums and was featured on at least 2 collabora- tive albums.
His DPGC buddies posted tons of tributes on social media — seeming to confirm his death — including an Instagram post by Snoop who wrote ... “Damn .R.I.P.Tomyyoung.D.P.G. L. L. G. L. B. C. Crew original @badazzlbc gone 2 soon.”
One of his most famous tracks was “Wrong Idea,” which featured SD. He had well over 70 features credited to his name over the years, dating back to the mid-90s.
Drake Has Something To Say To The ‘Kids’ Who Booed Him Off Stage
On Sunday night, at Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw festival in Los Angeles, Drake showed up as the sur- prise headliner but not every- one was pleasantly surprised.
Quickly after he took the stage at the festival, videos began making rounds on social media of the Canadian rapper getting booed off the stage. In videos on social media, the rapper was heard telling the crowd, "Like I said, I'm here for you [...] if you want me to keep going, I'll keep going."
DRAKE
But the crowd wasn't having it. Well, now, Drizzy gets the
last word.
Taking to Instagram to ad-
dress last night's fiasco, the rapper joked, "Plot twist... just signed a 10 year residency at Camp Flog Gnaw sorry kids see you EVERY SINGLE YEAR till you are 30."
MIC DROP.
Apparently, fans were hop-
ing that the mysterious head- liner at Camp Flog Gnaw would have been Frank Ocean.
But alas, it looks like Drake is moving past the drama and taking fans' boos with a grain of salt.
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