While celebrity doppelgängers are nothing new, Chris Brown‘s discovery of a man seemingly impersonating him on a regular basis still rubbed the singer the wrong way. Artist and social media personalityTigo Fariah shares a close resemblance to the “Wait On It” singer, enhancing their shared features with tattoos and clothing also similar to that of Brown. After spotting a photo where Fariah is truly twinning with the singer, Brown went off in a reminder that he could never be duplicated.
As Diddy continues fighting more lawsuits and accusations, the mogul has moved to delete all of his Instagram posts—including his apology to Cassie.
Sean Combs deleted all of the pictures and videos from his Instagram during the week of June 16, with no press release or statement given before his decision. It’s currently unclear what inspired Combs’ move to wipe his Instagram. However, his posts uploaded to X/Twitter, including his December 2023 post declaring that “Enough is enough,” remain untouched.
Before the premiere of the July 2018 documentary on the life and death of Whitney Houston, allegations surfaced that her older cousin Dee Dee Warwick molested the late singer as a child and her half-brother Gary Houston. Now Warwick’s sister, “Walk On By” artist Dionne Warwick, is refuting the claim in an interview with Larry King.
“I have tried to refrain from responding to that,” Warwick began before referring to the assertion as “hogwash” and said her sister would “never, ever have done anything to do any harm to any child, especially within our family.
On Wednesday (Sept. 6), Doja Cat shocked fans with a photo of herself in a neck brace. With no explanation, the “Attention” rapper uploaded the concerning images to Instagram, where she wears glasses and a pin-striped blazer. “I’m fine my neck is fine,” she reassured her fans in the post’s caption. Many still felt the need to question her condition.
Additionally, Doja uploaded a carousel of images, including a screenshot of an episode from The Steve Wilkos Show.
Dwyane Wade is getting a taste of the made-for-movie treatment because Imagine Documentaries has opted to create a documentary chronicling the All Star’s final season in the NBA.
Wade announced his departure from the league in September 2018 to focus on family business, however, the 37-year-old promised fans a farewell season to remember and he is certainly delivering. The film is guaranteed to be the memento supporters were looking for following the news of his impending retreat.