Xavier Radio Ug Blueface’s Mom, Karlissa Saffold, Takes Aim At Jaidyn Alexis’ Family In Fiery Social Media Rant – The Hoima Post – Latest News Published 1 day agoon December 2, 2023 Jaidyn Alexis and Blueface’s relationship has seen its fair share of ups and downs since high school, marked by numerous separations and reconciliations. Their connection goes beyond romance, as they share two children and are now bound by the 25-year-old rapper’s recording contract with MILF Music and Columbia Records. However, recent social media activity from Blueface sparked interest when he removed all photos of him and Jaidyn from his Instagram. Responding to the situation, Blueface’s mom, Karlissa Saffold, took to social media to express her thoughts and directed her frustration at Jaidyn’s mother in a heated rant. Recalling a past incident where she felt mistreated by Jaidyn’s family, Saffold highlighted the challenges of being the one making sacrifices while facing financial struggles. Amidst the emotional confrontation, Saffold called out Jaidyn’s mother for not defending her daughter against online criticism. Although Saffold herself has engaged in negative comments about her future daughter-in-law in the past, she asserted that she has also defended Jaidyn when necessary. Expressing frustration, Saffold noted

Xavier Radio Ug Keke Palmer’s Restraining Order Against Darius Jackson Stands Strong Amidst Court Rescheduling – The Hoima Post – Latest News Published 1 day agoon December 2, 2023 Following the news of Keke Palmer filing a restraining order against her baby daddy, Darius Jackson, recent reports suggested a delay and potential dropping of the order. However, The Shade Room clarified the situation with information from a close source to Palmer. The source emphasized that the restraining order granted to Keke in November remains in full force and will not be dropped. Palmer is committed to prioritizing her safety and that of her child, Leo. The insider highlighted that Keke Palmer had taken legal action, including filing a police report, and the ongoing criminal investigation by the police supports her efforts. Karlissa Saffold Defends Blue Ivy Against Tokyo Toni’s Criticism The court hearing, initially scheduled for December 5th, has been rescheduled to January 2024 due to the unavailability of Jackson’s lawyer. The source revealed that Palmer is keen on resolving the situation privately, emphasizing her concern for privacy—both hers and Leo’s. The preference is for a private resolution, but Palmer remains resolute about ensuring a safe and healthy outcome for

In 1988, at only 21 years old, Dancehall icon Tenor Saw was the victim of a hit-and-run driver in Houston, Texas, contrary to widespread reports and speculation in Jamaica that his death was the result of gun violence or exposure after an altercation. This is according to a series of documents recently obtained by DancehallMag, including a witness report, police findings, the autopsy report, and certificate of death, which provide new insights into the events surrounding the death of the Ring The Alarm singer, born Clive Bright. These records reveal that after he was struck, Tenor Saw received prompt medical attention, undergoing brain surgery and a leg amputation, but ultimately succumbed to his injuries two weeks later. Interestingly, the documents also suggest that Hurricane Gilbert, which hit Jamaica in 1988, may have contributed to the difficulties in contacting Saw’s relatives and the consequent county burial after his body initially went unclaimed. The Hit And Run The incident, which unfolded near 10020 Mykawa Road at 11:45 pm on July 31, 1988, was described in a report by Police Investigator Rose Raupp, who relied on the account of a witness, Rodney Fuller. Raupp had revealed that the then-unidentified singer was seen out

Of the over 2,400 music professionals who joined the Recording Academy in 2023, six percent (or at least 144) are associated with Reggae music, the organization has reported. This figure mirrors the 2022 statistics, when the Academy said it accepted 2,700 new members, with six percent linked to the Jamaican genre. According to a report on its 2023 New Member Class, out of 22 genres, only Children’s Music (5%), Spoken Word (5%), and Comedy (1%) ranked lower than Reggae where voting representation is concerned. Among the genres, Pop leads with 41% representation, followed by R&B (29%), Rock (23%), and Rap (22%). The Recording Academy also revealed that songwriters/composers were heavily represented among the new cohort of Grammy-voting members, coming in at 64%. Other creative disciplines noticeably represented were vocalists (47%), producers (43%), instrumentalists (38%) and engineers (21%). Arrangers, music videographers, supervisors, conductors and spoken word artists were, among others, also found among new members. The Best Reggae Album category, established in 1985, “recognizes excellence in albums of reggae music, including roots reggae, dancehall and ska music.” Eligible albums must contain “greater than 75% playing time of new reggae recordings.” Come February 4, 2024, at the 66th annual Grammy Awards, five nominees, four

Xavier Radio Ug Nick Cannon Grapples With Diddy’s Controversy: “I Don’t Agree With The Behavior, But I Care For The Person” – The Hoima Post – Latest News Published 22 mins agoon December 2, 2023 In a recent interview with Angela Yee, Nick Cannon found himself addressing the controversies surrounding hip-hop mogul Diddy, particularly in the aftermath of the shocking federal lawsuit filed by R&B singer Cassie. The lawsuit, revealing allegations of a disturbing decade-long pattern of control, abuse, and rape against Diddy, left the public stunned. Diddy quickly settled the staggering $30 million lawsuit within just one day, prompting further scrutiny and denials. Cannon’s candid remarks during the interview shed light on the internal conflict many in the industry now face. The Wild ‘N Out star expressed the difficulty of disapproving of Diddy’s alleged behavior while still caring for the person behind the controversy. “I think it’s… man. We all sit here in this game for a long time. And there’s a lot of things that we probably don’t know the details on,” Cannon shared. Karlissa Saffold Defends Blue Ivy Against Tokyo Toni’s Criticism As the interview unfolded, Angela Yee pressed Cannon on his feelings towards Cassie amid the

Karlissa Saffold Defends Blue Ivy Against Tokyo Toni’s Criticism – The Hoima Post – Latest News Karlissa Saffold Defends Blue Ivy Against Tokyo Toni’s Criticism – The Hoima Post – Published 28 mins agoon December 2, 2023 In the midst of Tokyo Toni’s recent social media rant targeting Beyonce and Blue Ivy, Karlissa Saffold, the mother of rapper Blueface, stepped up to defend the 11-year-old against the criticism. Toni, who has been known for her controversial remarks, took to social media to express her disapproval of Beyonce’s achievements and questioned her parenting. “Dear Beyonce, try again. Girl please, get out of here,” Tokyo Toni began her tirade, criticizing Beyonce’s success and questioning her parenting choices. Toni even went so far as to suggest that Beyonce should build her house on the Moon. 50 Cent Announces Upcoming Documentary on Diddy Amidst Controversies In response to Toni’s comments, Karlissa Saffold addressed her directly, urging her to stop criticizing Blue Ivy. Saffold acknowledged Blue Ivy’s early exposure to work ethics and generational talent, emphasizing that Toni should not discourage her accomplishments. While Saffold defended Blue Ivy, it’s worth noting that she herself faced backlash recently for making derogatory comments about Sexyy Red. Despite