Rapper GloRilla was seen getting cozy with Toronto Raptors forward Brandon Ingram during her Cabo San Lucas birthday celebration. Footage shows them dancing closely at a nightclub, with GloRilla wrapping her arms around Ingram’s neck—and the two reportedly left the venue hand‑in‑hand around 3 a.m. An Instagram influencer claimed she was left stranded in Turks & Caicos after refusing romantic advances from Lakers center DeAndre Ayton. However, she later clarified that Ayton was not present, stating the incident involved a local driver allegedly hired by his team—not Ayton himself. She emphasized he had no involvement in the incident and that she purchased her own travel ticket.

Rapper 42 Dugg and his young son D’aire have released a new children’s book titled My Kind of Normal. D’aire—who was nonverbal until age six—is credited as co-author, offering a heartfelt, child-centered look into life on the autism spectrum. The project is meant as a resource and affirmation for families navigating similar journeys

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On this episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast with Lore’l and Kyle Santillian, along with Alton Walker, the crew discussed various topics. Ray J appeared on Cam Newton’s “Funky Friday” podcast, confirming he had a genuine romantic relationship with Whitney Houston, saying “1,000%, bro—that was my peoples” and emphasizing they planned to go public around the time of her death. He strongly denied being present when she passed away—he was in San Diego performing—and refuted conspiracy rumors claiming he had a role in her death, calling them “the biggest cap I ever heard” and stressing he hasn't done drugs with her or witnessed drug use. Beyoncé closed out her Cowboy Carter Tour in Las Vegas on July 26 with a surprise Destiny’s Child reunion, bringing Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams onstage for a medley including “Lose My Breath,” “Bootylicious,” and Beyoncé’s “Energy.” It marked their first live reunion since Coachella 2018 and capped off a high‑energy, emotional night with surprise appearances by Jay‑Z and Shaboozey, making it one of the tour’s most talked-about highlights. That same weekend, Claressa Shields delivered a commanding unanimous decision win over Lani Daniels in Detroit to retain her undisputed heavyweight crown, improving to 17‑0 (3 KOs). Shields dispatched Daniels on scorecards of 100‑90, 99‑91, and 99‑91, and her team confirmed a $15 million offer is on the table for a potential super fight against Laila Ali.

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It is a jam-packed show on The Morning Hustle Podcast with Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker. A fan in Nevada has filed a lawsuit alleging Cardi B threw her microphone amid a crowd-splashing incident in 2023, resulting in emotional and physical harm. The suit accuses her of battery, assault, and negligence, while nightclub owners are also named due to premise liability concerns.

Tea, a popular woman-only dating app meant to crowdsource red flag warnings and vet potential dates, has become popular amongst women but has experienced a data breach. Reality TV mastermind Carlos King joined the hosts with Kimmi and LaTisha Scott to celebrate the return of Love & Marriage: Huntsville Season 10. They teased bold storylines, professional growth, and emotional arcs set to air July 19 on OWN.

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On today’s Morning Hustle, the conversation heated up with three major stories dominating headlines. First, CBS has canceled The Late Show with Stephen Colbert — set to end in May 2026 — after the host called the network’s $16 million settlement with former President Trump a "big fat bribe." Though CBS cited financial losses as the cause, many, including late-night peers and politicians, suspect political motives tied to Paramount's pending merger and regulatory pressure. This marks a significant moment in the decline of traditional late-night TV and raises questions about media independence.

Next, Congress abruptly recessed early, avoiding a crucial vote on the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Critics argue that the GOP left town rather than confront mounting calls — including a subpoena by a House subcommittee — to compel DOJ transparency. Finally, fans of Tyler Perry’s hit show Sistas got an insider’s scoop in a fireside chat with Crystal Hayslett and Devale Ellis, who teased what viewers can expect in Season 9 of the beloved series.

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In a powerful return to the court, 45-year-old Venus Williams secured her first singles match victory in 16 months, proving her resilience and reigniting admiration from tennis fans around the world. Meanwhile, NBA star Kyrie Irving is speaking out about player privacy, expressing frustration over athletes’ salaries being made public. He believes disclosing those numbers puts players and their families at risk by making them targets, especially in today’s volatile social climate.

In a tragic update, the case of Project Pat’s murdered son has taken a step toward resolution. Authorities have arrested the 19-year-old ex-girlfriend of the victim, identifying her as the primary suspect in the fatal shooting. The arrest has brought a wave of public emotion as fans of the Memphis rapper express condolences and hope for justice.

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On today’s Morning Hustle Podcast, the team breaks down three buzzworthy moments shaping entertainment and reality TV. First, Chris Seeley from Love Island USA opens up about the end of his relationship with Huda Mustafa. He revealed their connection fizzled due to mismatched affection—Huda avoided public displays, which Chris felt cut against their intimacy—and while he respected her boundary, he expressed frustration that it led to their split. Their rocky journey—highlighted by PDA issues and a dramatic finale fallout—remains a hot topic among fans.

Next up, Drake’s litigation drama continues as his legal team officially names 63 witnesses in his lawsuit against Universal Music Group, accusing them of inflating rival Kendrick Lamar’s streaming stats and orchestrating a defamation campaign over the hit “Not Like Us.” This is a major escalation in the case, signaling the level of evidence and notable people involved.

Finally, the Rick Ross–DC Young Fly feud reignited after Ross revisited his 2021 walkout from the 85 South Show, claiming it was a professional exit, while DC Young Fly fired back on digital platforms, mocking the unexpected departure and defending the show’s status amid their public exchange. These headline-making stories—reality TV fallout, music-industry courtroom drama, and podcast beef—keep Morning Hustle listeners locked in from start to finish.

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On today’s episode of The Morning Hustle, Akon sets the record straight about his ambitious Senegalese development, Akon City. Despite reports claiming the project has stalled or shut down, the singer and entrepreneur insists the city is still in progress and remains committed to his vision of a futuristic, crypto-powered hub in Africa.

Meanwhile, tensions flared between SZA and Nicki Minaj. After Nicki criticized SZA’s music on social media, SZA clapped back by releasing past DMs in which Nicki twice asked for a feature—requests that SZA says she declined. In lighter news, comedians Lavell Crawford and Kim Whitley stopped by to talk about their roles in the upcoming Happy Gilmore 2, teasing laughs, surprises, and what fans can expect from the long-awaited sequel.

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On today’s Morning Hustle, Lore’l, Kyle, and Alton unpack three headline-grabbers making waves. First, T.I. centered the spotlight on his wife Tiny for her 50th birthday celebration, pausing the event so Muni Long could serenade her—showing just how much he values her presence and grace. Next, Nicki Minaj escalated her long-standing beef with Jay-Z and Roc Nation, accusing them of short-changing her on her equity in Tidal—demanding between $100–200 million in what she calls a “karmic debt,” and teasing a possible switch to platforms like Kick with equity stakes. Finally, the Obamas stepped in to squash persistent divorce rumors on Michelle’s latest podcast, dismissing speculation and celebrating the strength of their bond, reminding listeners—and fans—that their relationship remains solid.

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