Ne-Yo is receiving backlash after posting what some have deemed a disrespectful Mother’s Day tribute to his mom and the mothers of his children. On Sunday (May 14), Ne-Yo posted an Instagram slide that includes a photo of himself and his mother, as well as the women he shares children with: Monyetta Shaw, Crystal Renay, and Sade Bagnerise. “Happy Mother’s Day to my amazing mom, my nephew’s crazy mom (hey sis) and the beautiful mothers of my beautiful children,” the hitmaker wrote in the post’s caption.

Phaedra Parks is the newest castmember on Bravo’s Real Housewives Of Atlanta, which returns for its third season on October 4. Parks is an attorney who’s represented Bobby Brown and Jermaine Dupri, among others. Her husband’s criminal past is a recurring storyline on the show.   My husband was convicted of a white-collar crime. It was racketeering. He comes up for an appeal and we just hope that works out positively.

Kim Kardashian has no shame in her nude photo game. After breaking the Internet with her naked frame on the cover of Paper magazine, North West’s momma showed off what her momma gave her once again on Instagram. She accompanied it with a lengthy caption about body image during pregnancy: “First they say I’m too skinny so I have to be faking it…Now they say I’m too big so I have to be faking it…SMH!

Pusha T‘s wife, Virginia Williams, shared her truth Sunday during an Instagram Q&A session with her followers, admitting that when she initially began datingthe MC, she felt like an “oddball” when in the company of other rapper’s girlfriends and wives. “If i’m being honest, INITIALLY the only thing hard about it was being ok with being the oddball in the room…not looking like a ‘rapper girlfriend/wife,'” she began, according to a screenshot obtained by The Shade Room.

Quavo surprised attendees at the Atlanta Braves game with a spirited performance of his new single “Who Wit Me,” which he gave from atop his hometown team’s dugout. The rapper, who is preparing for the release of his sophomore studio album Rocket Power, appeared at Truist Park on Tuesday evening (Aug. 15) during the Braves’ matchup against the New York Yankees. Sporting a custom No. 94 jersey with his album’s titled emblazoned across the back, Quavo riled up the crowd, shouting, “If you ready for the Braves let me get a ‘yes sir!