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Ciara and her Seattle Sea- hawks quarterback boyfriend Russell Wilson have been quite the topic of conversation for the last couple of weeks. On the heels of her interview with CBS This Morning last week, re- ports are spreading that the cou- ple has moved full steam ahead and have now applied for a mar- riage license.
Could wedding bells be in the very near future for the love birds? Quite possibly. Ciara and her young son have been spending a large amount of time in Washington where Wilson resides. According to Terez Owens, their refrain from sex may be the cause for a quick marriage. According to an in- side source, "marriage licenses have been applied for and they already have purchased a house and a yacht."
If reports are true, this would be the second time the songbird has been engaged to wed. She was previously engaged to rap- per Future, who proposed to the beauty back in October of 2013.
This would also explain her rigid stance on exposing her young son to her mate despite the massive backlash she's re- ceived and Future's very vocal disdain on the matter. Neither of the two have come out publicly to confirm or deny the reports, however earlier this month when Wilson was on the Dan Patrick Show and asked what would come first, a Super Bowl ring or an engagement ring he answered, "hopefully both".
Former Manager’s Biggest Regret Is Not Letting Easy E Kill Suge Knight
Suge Knight is in jail for
Jerry Heller and N.W.A.’s running over one of the crew Easy E. during the filming of ‘Straight
The release of the biopic film, Straight Outta Compton, doc- umenting the rise and fall of hip hop super group N.W.A., definitely shed a lot of light into what was happening be- hind the scenes with the Gang- ster rap group.
During an interview with the group's former manager, Jerry Heller, he said that one of the biggest regrets he had with while managing the group was talking the frontman, Eazy E, a.k.a. Eric Wright, out of killing Suge Knight. He highlighted Knight as a major source of contention for the group, as his relationship with Dr. Dre caused dissension with him and Eazy-E which ulti- mately led to the dissolution of
Outta Compton’.
the group in its entirety.
In the interview, Heller talked about two major mis- takes he felt he made while managing the group. One of the mistakes he detailed was allowing Dr. Dre to leave the label. The second one was talk- ing Wright out of killing Knight after he and his goons jumped the late rapper and made him release Dre out of
his contract by force.
Heller says that before
Knight stepped into the pic- ture, Eazy-E and Dre were so close that he would have never imagined a former bodyguard from Ruthless would be able to drive a wedge between the two and ultimately cause the group to dismantle.
Rihanna Makes Surprise Appearance With Kanye At FYF Fest
Rihanna made a surprise appearance with Kanye West at FYF Fest in Los An- geles. Kanye, who was a last minute addition to the lineup when Frank Ocean cancelled his performance, prepped for his set with only 2 days notice.
During his performance of “FourFiveSeconds” he noticed Rihanna in the crowd and handed her the mic. She im- mediately obliged and sang the chorus, later joining him on- stage to perform “All of the Lights.”
First Look: Kelly Rowland Plays Lucious Lyon’ s Mother On ‘Empire’
Ciara And Russell Wilson File For Marriage License?
Kelly Rowland in a scene from the second season of ‘Empire’.
Seattle Seahawk QB Russell Wilson and Ciara
We previously reported that Kelly Rowland will appear on the upcoming second sea- son of hit series, 'Empire.'
The 34-year-old R&B singer will play Lucious Lyon's mother, Leah, in a series of flashback scenes from his childhood.
"Through watching Leah, we learn more about Lucious’s past," Rowland told TV In- sider about her role. She adds
in excitement, "I am an ab- solute fan of the show. It was the most exciting thing to work with all of these masterminds."
Alicia Keys, Chris Rock, and Lenny Kravitz are a few other stars making appear- ances this season. Mariah Carey is also expected to stop in too.
Look for Season 2 to kick off on Sept. 23 on FOX.
Son Of N.W.A. Star Easy E Says He Knew His Dad Was Killed
Eazy-E’s son is another per- son to speak out about alleged truth’s that have been left out from Eazy’s storyline around the release of ‘Straight Outta Compton.’ Yung Eazy claims he always knew that his father was killed, as his death never quite added up to what people said.
Yung Eazy points out the fact that in the film, Eazy-E didn’t get sick until after the studio incident with Suge Knight. He also posted the video of Suge Knight openly admitting to Jimmy Kimmel that people were getting in- jected, instead shot as the new way of punishing people or
Easy E was one of the key components of N.W.A. and had beef with Suge Knight.
seeking revenge. He also said, “Let’s not touch the topic on Ice Cube naming his album ‘Lethal Injection..... F*ck Suge
Knight.”
Drake And Tennis Star Serena Williams May Be Rekindling Their Romance
They previously dated briefly way back in 2011.
But it appears Serena Williams and Drake have rekindled their romance, after the two were spotted making out at a trendy Cincinnati restaurant on Sunday, just hours after she won the Women's Tennis Association tournament.
The 33-year-old tennis su- perstar sat on the 28-year-old rapper's lap in a private room of the high-priced Sotto eatery downtown in the city.
In one of the fan-taken snapshots, Serena appears to be sitting very closely to Drake as she whispers in his ear.
An onlooker said the pair 'could not keep their hands and lips off of each other.'
However, although the
Drake and Serena were cap- tured kissing and hugging Sunday at a restaurant in Cincinnati.
chemistry between the two was obvious, friends are warn- ing her to approach the situa- tion with caution to avoid getting hurt by the rapper again, according to the news site.
But sources say their rela- tionship 'is different this time' following their split in 2012.
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