Chicago rapper Da Brat has announced her pregnancy, as she is expecting with wife, Jesseca “Judy” Harris-Dupart. The wordsmith and reality star, 48, debuted her baby bump on Instagram Tuesday morning in a post where she’s seen in Chicago Bulls garb, caressing her stomach in several snaps. Harris-Dupart joins her in two photos, where she’s seen rubbing on the MCs tummy, as well. “BLESSINGS all 2023 ❤️❤️❤️@hopefertility thanks so much,” she captioned the carousel of snaps.

The four standing ladies of Danity Kane are taking their show on the road. Aubrey, Dawn, Andrea and Shannon will kick off their social media friendly #DKNoFilterTour in San Francisco on May 16 and conclude in San Diego on June 5. To promote the transparency of the national tour, the ladies used unfiltered selfies of over 100,000 fans to create a mosaic in their likeness. “To our fans: Danity Kane is doing this for you,” they said.

Don Pooh (friend and Foxy Brown’s former manager): There’s only but so much hot shit. If that was the hot car? “I’ll be just as hot as she is. She got 20 minks? I’ll get 25 minks.” These were young girls with a lot of money. Missy Lou (friend and former assistant): The falling out was rather stupid. There was a rumor that Big did [a reference track] for “Big Momma Thang” and Foxy got hold of it and put it on a mixtape, and Kim didn’t like that.

Drake has labeled the new generation “weak” after a bizarre incident at Jake Paul and Nate Diaz‘s first official press conference. During the presser, one of Jake’s Beter Media employees, Derek, questioned Diaz about getting into the ring with his brother Nick. “Nate, I’m actually a boxer myself, and I’ve been trying to get into this undercard,” he said. “I’m just wondering if you think I could fight your brother Nick [a former UFC fighter].

Chicago rapper G-Herbo has reflected on his brutal come-up in his hometown of Hyde Park in numerous mixtapes, but now he’s giving us a more positive visual of what his come-up was like. After dropping his debut album back in September, the Humble Beast, Herb and his Mikkey Halsted recently teamed up with Mass Appeal to cook up a new documentary that sheds light on the hardships he went through while growing up in Chicago.