‘Midnight Train to Georgia’ icon Gladys Knight may be gearing up to roll back to court for another lawsuit against her son Shanga Hankerson after he dropped bombshell accusations that the 81-year-old is coping with cognitive decline and suffering from elder abuse at the hands of her husband William McDowell.
That Grape Juice got the exclusive spill, sitting down with cast heavyweights Rasheeda & Kirk Frost, who dished on all the drama this season is serving up.
From explosive family feuds to messy friendship fallouts and even eyebrow-raising conversations about open relationships. Trust, the cast held nothing back.
Rasheeda and Kirk opened up about new music, juggling their relationship with businesses, and offering their two cents on Yandy and Mendeecees’ rocky relationship.
Speaking of her castmates, Rasheeda said:
“Own your sh*t and stand in your truth.
No one has the perfect relationship, but if you’re not willing to be honest and face the hard stuff, what do you really have?”
The ‘Marry Me’ performer also didn’t shy away from revisiting her old beef withK. Michelle.
Watch the EXCLUSIVE interview, anchored by TGJ’s Malik Davis, above.
Khalid has unveiled the official cover and release date for his fourth studio album, ‘After the Sun Goes Down,’ which is set to arrive via Right Hand Music Group/RCA Records.
Mariah Carey may reign in music history books as one of the best-selling and most revered artists of all time, but – much to her chagrin and that of her dedicated fans (affectionately called #Lambs) – her track record with the Recording Academy doesn’t exactly bespeak of that reverence.
The owner of only 6 GRAMMYs and 34 nominations over her 35-year career, Carey’s losses at the award show (namely its 1996 iteration where she lost six times in one night) are nothing short of historic.
In recent trips down memory lane, Mariah – in no uncertain terms – waxed honest about her feelings on her headline-grabbing losing streaks.