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Kodak Black Reportedly Engaged Days After Serenading City Girls' JT
Ne-Yo ‘Overjoyed To
Kodak Black is allegedly engaged. He popped the ques- tion to rapper Mellow Rackz in Florida on Thursday (Feb- ruary 18) just weeks after re- gaining his freedom. Kodak got romantic when presenting Rackz with the ring and a message overhead from a plane.
“Might as well marry me Melody,” the plane read. “I love u.”
Another artist named Ry- naee Trill hopped into the TheShadeRoom comment sec- tion claiming she had been ro-
Is on the Way
Announce’ Baby No. 5
MELLOW RACKZ AND KODAK BLACK
Ne-Yo has announced that his wife, Crystal Smith, is pregnant.
"Overjoyed to announce... the family is expanding," Ne-Yo wrote on Instagram on Sunday (Feb. 21). "You ready baby? Let’s go!"
Ne-Yo shared a personal video clip of the couple in an in- timate embrace, with one of his hands rubbing her belly.
"This is why I love you," his wife posted on her own Insta- gram account.
Ne-Yo, who used the hash- tags #Number5 and #5thandFi- nal in his announcement, has two other children with Crys- tal, in addition to two children from a previous relationship.
mantically involved with Kodak on-and-off since 2018, which then caused some
drama.
“I was just at his house in
Florida,” she wrote.
Beyoncé Teamed Up With Adidas To
Offer Texans Affected By The Winter
NE-YO AND CRYSTAL
Beyoncé Knowles- Carter's initiative to provide financial aid to Texans affected by the unprecedented winter storm has closed after an "overwhelming response."
On Friday, Houston native Beyoncé announced that she had teamed up with Adidas to offer financial assistance to those affected by the extreme weather in Texas.
Beyonce's charitable foun- dation, BeyGOOD, said it was working with the German ap- parel company and nonprofit Bread of Life Inc to offer up to $1,000 in aid to Texans in need.
BEYONCE AND TEXAS RESIDENTS
Storm Up To $1,000 In Aid
Those affected by the ex- treme weather and consequent power outages could apply for
a one-off payment through the Disaster Relief Assistance Ap- plication Form.
Eve To Star In ABC Hip-Hop Drama 'Queens'
Eve is headed back to tele- vision.
The rapper has landed a starring role in the ABC hip- hop drama “Queens.” Accord- ing to Deadline, the hour-long pilot centers around four es- tranged and out-of-touch women in their 40s who re- unite for a chance to recapture the fame and swagger they had as the Nasty B**ches, a ’90s group that made them hip-hop legends.
Eve’s character Brianna
was Professor Sex, one of
four members of the Nasty EVE B**ches, who rapped about
money, sex, and their glam- orous lifestyle. Twenty years later, Brianna is a proud wife and busy mother of five. While her life may not be glamorous, Brianna loves her life. But when an opportunity arises for a reunion with her former group, Brianna has to decide whether or not she still has the swagger and confidence that made her an icon decades ago.
In addition to starring, Eve will record and perform origi- nal music as her character. “Queens” is written and execu- tive produced by Zahir McGhee.
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