Keke Jabbar, star of reality show Love & Marriage: Huntsville, has reportedly died at the age 42 according to her cousin and fellow cast member LaTisha Moore Scott. “At this time we are asking for RESPECT, and PRIVACY in our moment of grief, while we process this great loss!” Moore-Scott shared on Instagram. “This is hard for our Family!!!!!” As of publication, a cause of death has not been revealed. On Jabbar’s own Instagram page, comments began pouring in under her most recent posts from fans, friends, and more.

Fresh off of her Harlem’s Fashion Row honor as Fashion Icon Of The Year, Kelly Rowland flew back to the west coast to get her R&B life at the Summer Black Party Tour featuring headliners Jodeci and supporting acts SWV and Dru Hill. Rowland shared footage from the festive evening on Instagram Friday (Sept. 8) of the Thursday night show at YouTube Theater at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, Calif. Within the clip, the Houston native and husband Tim Weatherspoon are seen singing along to Dru Hill’s “In My Bed”, Sisqo’s “Thong Song”, SWV’s “Right Here” and “I’m So Into You”, and Jodeci’s “Stay.

Chris Brown woke up this morning to something he’s none too pleased about. Allegations swirled that the Royalty musician threatened a young woman with a gun after an argument in his Los Angeles home earlier this morning (Aug. 30). According to TMZ, “Chris was in the house with several friends, including Ray J. They were talking and at one point Ray was getting a tattoo when some “uninvited guests” appeared inside the house and were asked to leave.

Lori Harvey and Michael B. Jordan are one of Hollywood’s latest couples to watch. Even with limited access into their thriving romance, the tidbits fans have been able to see ooze relationship goals. On Tuesday (Jan. 25), in her recent cover story with POPSUGAR, Harvey revealed the secret to maintaining a healthy relationship with one of the industry’s most desired heartthrobs. As it turns out, it’s something she learned from her parents, Steve and Marjorie Harvey.

Last week, the White House Council on Women and Girls hosted a summit dedicated to conversations surrounding women and girls of color. During the all-day event, Charlene Carruthers, executive director of the Black Youth Project 100, and Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole, director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art moderated a panel on women and hip-hop, featuring MC Lyte and Angie Martinez, Clutch Magazine reports. During the conversation, the topic of feminist rapper arose, and one rapper got a surprising cosign from MC Lyte: Fetty Wap.