Kimora Lee Simmons doesn’t play when it comes to her children. On Monday (June 19), the single mother of five took to Instagram after her ex-husband Russell Simmons shaded her in a series of cryptic posts. They share two daughters, Ming and Aoki. The Phat Farm founder was seemingly set off the day prior when Ming, 23, wished Kimora, 48, a “Happy Father’s Day.” Russell, 65, shared an image that read, “Stop telling fathers they should have fought harder to see their children & start asking mothers why he had to fight at all.
If you ask Lizzo, she believes music genres have historically held Black artists back from mainstream success. During an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the Detroit pop star spoke about her documentary Love, Lizzo where she revealed people criticized her music for not being “Black enough” because it was pop music — which has historically been considered white.
Lizzo claimed the idea of the musical genre was and is inherently racist, with the people of the industry using it as a way to dissuade Black artists from having mainstream success.
Lizzo has plans to fight back against her three former backup dancers — Crystal Williams, Arianna Davis, and Noelle Rodriguez — and their lawsuit against her. The singer apparently intends to countersue, TMZ reports, after new photos surfaced showing her accusers backstage at a topless cabaret show in Paris one month after the incident at Bananenbar in Amsterdam occurred. Marty Singer, the “Special” singer’s attorney, told the outlet that the images show the women “happily carousing” and “gleefully reveling” at one of the after-party events.
Lizzo has seemingly responded to Candace Owens accusing her of “gaslighting” critics who take issue with her public displays during live performances.
On Sunday (March 17), the Grammy Award winner took to social media to express the effect that her detractors have had on her emotional well-being. “Hey everyone, it’s come to my attention that some of you think I have thick skin,” Lizzo lip-synced words from a popular audio reel in a recent Instagram post.
Ma$e believes his current adversary Sean “Diddy” Combs has something to do with dates from his upcoming3 Headed Monster Tour — also featuring Cam’ron, and Jadakiss — being canceled.
“It’s Time To Show People What Fearless Looks Like,” the Harlem rapper wrote in the caption of a post on Instagram addressing the nixed shows. “‘No Matter What Happens, I’m Not Stopping Nothing That I’m Doing!’ So Y’all Can Cancel All of The Dates I will not apologize for what’s right!