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Ashlee Braxton exposed some details about her family and childhood, leaving fans to speculate on who she was particularly talking about. Ashlee Braxton is the daughter of the Braxton’s older brother, Michael Braxton. Ashlee has alleged her childhood has been very disturbing and also claims her mother abandoned her. She also went ahead to say that her father remarried and her stepmother was abusive to her and her sister, Lolo Braxton. She claims her father was also abusive to them and their stepmother hence brewing a toxic environment. Ashlee then moved out of the country and her sister Lolo Braxton died from a tragic drug overdose.

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Akbar V and biggie from “Baddies Midwest” got into a heated argument, resulting to several diss tracks. In a lengthy social media post, Akbar claimed that their feud was just a storyline for the show at first, but now it appears to be very real.

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Meghan Markle has officially returned to Instagram. On January 1, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, marked the start of 2025 by launching a new account under the handle @meghan. Long rumored to belong to her, Meghan confirmed it with her first post — a simple yet symbolic video of her running on a beach near her Montecito, California home. Dressed in all white, she playfully wrote "2025" in the sand before disappearing off-camera. People confirms that the unfiltered video was filmed by her husband, Prince Harry.

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John Legend might be a Grammy-winning artist, but it seems his greatest challenge yet is negotiating with his 8-year-old daughter, Luna. In a charming new video shared by Billboard, Luna took on the role of interviewer—and part-time phone rights activist—to grill her famous dad about his children's album, My Favorite Dream. Spoiler: she's got both negotiating skills and comedic timing that could rival a seasoned lawyer.

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Beyoncé put on a halftime performance during the Houston Texans vs. Baltimore Ravens NFL game at NRG Stadium on December 25, 2024 in Houston, Texas. The halftime show marked the first time the Grammy-winning singer performed songs from her eighth studio album, “Cowboy Carter.” Her performance caused immense discourse on social media, with some fans comparing her to the legendary popstar, Michael Jackson.