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“Terrell Owens absolutely did not attempt suicide nor did he attempt to overdose on pills on Oct. 6, 2011.”
“The facts are that [T.O.'s assistant] arrived at his home that evening after he had already taken a sleeping aid to fall asleep. He was unresponsive because of this.”
“Unaware he had taken a sleeping aid prior to her arrival, his assistant became concerned and decided to call 911.”“When the ambulance and police arrived, Owens was responsive and was not held in the hospital. Reports released with the 911 call today are misleading and not factual.”
A BOSSIP spy in Miami reports that Jim Jones finally went down on one knee and asked his long suffering girlfriend Chrissy Lampkin to marry him. We’re told that while Jimmy had a super romantic outdoor proposal planned, the rainy weather forced him to take it indoors. The happy moment went down on Tuesday night in the ballroom at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Miami, with the majority of the Love & Hip-Hop cast in attendance
I saw the news today about you and Matt, and I know your relationship has been shown a lot this season and we’ll see even more of what’s going on with you a the end of the season, but can you talk about your split?
Matt and I do have kids and we’re trying to be as cordial as we can right now and we’ll be in each other’s lives forever, but as relationships go, we have our ups and downs. It hasn’t been an easy ride moving across the country twice, having kids at 21 when I just graduated college, it hasn’t been easy. And now Matt has the lockout, so everything has been stressful with the breakup, the lockout, everything, it’s been a whirlwind. But we’re still friends and we’re still working things out and I wish him nothing but the best.
“I’d like to address the rumors surrounding mine and Gloria’s relationship. We have reached the difficult decision of ending our relationship and will be going our separate ways at this time. We will work together to raise our sons and wish each other only the best.”
"Originally, the show came about through an idea I pitched to VH1 called Keeping up with the Joneses about Jim. We shot a pilot for it, and it was great. VH1 wanted to see more, but, after a while, there were issues going on within the camp which didn’t allow for Jim to give what the network wanted. Stack Bundles got killed and Max B got arrested. When you’re taping a show, it’s not just the cameras are on you, you have to be at certain places at certain times to follow up with various storylines. At that point, Jim had too much going on in his life. I went to Mona for help because I didn’t want to lose the show at VH1. She had another show she was pitching to another network about the women behind the men in hip-hop. So I asked her if she work Jim, Chrissy and Jim’s mother into the mix. She came up with the idea of finding women who were in the hip-hop industry and sprinkle them around Jim so he’s not that overwhelmed and it could be a great show."
Has the violence and high-ratings of “Basketball Wives” made cast members like Chrissy eager to fight this season?
Reach Around Radio reports Gilbert is not denying these allegations. In fact, he claims that he even passed off Draya to a couple of friends, including Deshawn Stevenson. Classy. The radio hosts reveal that Gilbert may even be airing this dirty laundry on the reunion. If this story is true, you have to wonder why VH1 is skewing the program to make Draya seem like the ultimate victim. I am in no way saying that the women have any right to gang up on or bully any other cast mate. However, if Draya is guilty of diddling one of the other lady’s meal tickets, it’s a bit more understandable why she would be negatively on their radar. If this story is false, Draya may have quite the defamation claim…
Tracy: Do you speak to any women on the “Miami” cast?
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 AT 9:00AM* WITH HOST CARRIE KEAGAN
MTV Australia’s Former “TRL” Host, Jason Dundas Joins “Big Morning Buzz Live” As Pop Culture Correspondent
How did you get involved with Love and Hip-Hop?
Love & Hip-Hop approached me. I guess you could say they scouted me. They asked me if I would like to be a part of the show. Ultimately, I decided it would be a great opportunity, so I signed up.
“House of Consignment,” is a new 10 episode, half-hour reality series featuring Chicago entrepreneur and fashion maven Corri McFadden who’s out to improve the way women shop. Changing the face of the consignment world on a daily basis, Corri and her team of twenty-something fashionistas take in thousands of dollars of luxury brand items from their roster of high-end clients at her sleek, Lincoln Park retail store eDrop-Off. What began as Corri’s senior project in fashion design school, has turned her into a young and successful business woman and the owner of a booming multi-million dollar company
VH1, American Idol’s Randy Jackson and Shed Media are teaming up to school celebrities about what life is in the real world for those who didn’t get their big breaks in “Aptitude Test” (working title). The one-hour series will premiere in 2012
“I was nervous because it’s opening night and my family was there, my husband, my mom, my dad. Anytime family and friends are there, you have to do good and impress them. Once I got started, it seemed to go smooth.”
"Some of the women that are on the show, they are not wives and the majority of them are but they’re not conducting themselves as such," Kimsha explained. "I don’t want to be affiliated with shenanigans and drama. The back and forth is uncalled for, childish and that’s just not me."
Tanya Williams left the show after just two episodes because she didn't want to deal with the negativity
“I don’t like to call it a reality show because I feel like that undermines the integrity of the project. What we’re shooting is a documentary that offers viewers an inside look at all of the different facets of my life, most importantly me as a man and a father.”