In Case You Missed It: Real Housewives of Atlanta, Episode 2
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Kris Jenner’s Staff ‘Happy’ Her Show Was Cancelled
Kris Jenner’s daytime talk show staffers are relieved that her show was cancelled after only 6 weeks, RadarOnline reports.
Staffers tell Star magazine Jenner often showed up for work with alcohol on her breath. They also said working for the iron-fisted Kardashian matriarch was “unbearable”.
“We could not wait for the end of the show’s six-week trial period,” one of Jenner’s production team told Star.
“Working with Kris was absolutely unbearable. She would show up on set hung over and demand her beauty team to fix her up and make her look stunning.”
Tameka Raymond Talks Custody Issues On GMA
Usher’s ex-wife Tameka Raymond appeared as a guest on ABC’s “Good Morning America” to discuss her ongoing custody battle for her two sons. Usher and Tameka’s 5-year-old son, Usher Raymond V, was released from a children’s hospital on Sunday, one week after nearly drowning in a swimming pool accident.
Tameka described the moment she got the call that her son, Usher V, almost drowned. “It was like I relived it. My brain went into all these modes. I’d gotten this call before.” Tameka was referring to the death of her 11-year-old son Kile Glover who was declared brain dead after a freak boating accident on Lake Lanier in July 2012. He died 2 weeks later when he was taken off life support.
Bow Wow and Tyra Banks Open Mouth Kiss On BET ’106 & Park’
Talk show Diva Tyra Banks rocked Bow Wow’s world on BET’s ’106 & Park’ yesterday. Bow Wow, 26, apparently had a longstanding crush on 39-year-old Tyra going back to his days rapping in the sandbox. The friends shared 2 kisses in front of a cheering teen audience. The 2nd kiss was long and passionate, involving tongue, tonsils and spit. An excited Bow Wow took to his Twitter account to brag about kissing an older woman other than his mother. Also guesting on the show were rapper Nelly and singer/songwriter Keshia Chanté.
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Lil Mama is Not Joining TLC
By now you’ve seen the amateurish looking trailer for the upcoming TLC biopic “CrazySexyCool”. The made-for-TV movie stars KeKe Palmer (as Chilli), Drew Sidora (as T-Boz) and Lil Mama as the late Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes. Like all the previous attempts to help the surviving members of TLC stay relevant, this too shall pass.
The truth is Left Eye was the spark that gave TLC life. Once Left Eye died, TLC died with her. Lil Mama as Left Eye is an insult. No wonder the Lopes family didn’t sign on for this project.
In Case You Missed It: R&B Divas LA, Episode 2
TV One’s series premiere of “R&B Divas LA” was the most watched program of the year among ages 25-54. The series follows the lives of West Coast R&B Divas Kelly Price, Chante Moore, Lil Mo, Claudette Ortiz, Michel’le, and Dawn Robinson. In episode 2, the ladies gathered at Kelly’s house to celebrate Chante Moore’s birthday. After feasting on lobster tails, shrimp and other delicacies, the women agreed to share their most intimate, personal stories with each other. Chante revealed that she lost her virginity to an older man at age 17. “I was 17 but I didn’t lose it, I felt like the guy took it,” said Chante.
Did Kris Jenner Debut “North West” on TV?
Kim Kardashian’s mother/manager Kris Jenner stooped to a new low by using her granddaughter, North West, to promote her new daytime talk show, “Kris”, on her Facebook page. Kris wrote, “You never know who will stop by our show today! #WatchKris”. She also posted a photo of herself smiling with a baby in her arms. The infant in her arms looks a little larger than a preemie who was born last month. The photo teaser prompted one fan to write: “We will be very disappointed if this is not Kim’s baby.”
Indeed, the child may be a North West imposter. Gossip website TMZ confirms the infant belongs to a hair and makeup person on the set.
Kim is reportedly outraged that someone on the staff at Cedars-Sinai hospital leaked her Pre-eclampsia diagnosis to the tabloids.
