Scrappy And Bambi From 'LHH: Atlanta' Engaged
AM BUZZ: The Bam And Scrappy Engaged; Keyshia Cole Reportedly Finds Her Dad & More…
The Bam And Scrappy Reportedly Decide To Tie The Knot
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It looks like ‘Love And Hip Hop: Atlanta‘ stars Scrappy and The Bam have decided to tie the knot.
Tammy Rivera, Waka Flocka’s wife and Bambi’s bestie, leaked the news when she posted this picture of the couple and a gorgeous ring:
The duo has been on and off for years now, but it looks like Scrap finally decided he liked it enough to put a ring on it.
The couple was spotted seemingly celebrating over some seafood:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BFVGJLhrcRp/?taken-by=adizthebam
Congrats!
UP NEXT: Keyshia Cole Reportedly Finds Her Daddy
Keyshia Cole Reportedly Finds Her Daddy
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Keyshia Cole took to IG to let fans know she might’ve found her daddy.
The singer reports that she’s found her daddy, Virgil Hunter after 34 years.
She gushed that the two are in Oakland finally getting to know each other.
We are so happy for you Keyshia! Hopefully this union brings you the peace you were looking for.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BFVVR3iIcIs/?taken-by=keyshiacole
UP NEXT: Nile Rodgers, Spike Lee & More Tribute Prince In LA
Nile Rodgers, Spike Lee & More Tribute Prince In LA
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The celebration of Prince’s life and career continues with a star studded memorial concert in Los Angeles, Billboard reports.
The overnight memorial service was held at Samuel Goldwyn Theatre, and featured special messages from legendary Nile Rodgers and Spike Lee.
Esperanza Spalding and Janelle Monae performed.
Spike Lee shared his purple wardrobe tribute to honor the late, great star:
The filmmaker plans to hold a similar event in Brooklyn, June 7th, on what would’ve been Prince’s 58th birthday.
UP NEXT: Lupita Nyong’O To Star In ‘The Black Panther’
Lupita Nyong’O To Star In ‘The Black Panther’
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Oscar winner, Lupita Nyong’O is set to star alongside Chadwick Boseman in Marvel’s “Black Panther,” The Guardian reports.
With Ryan Coogler as the director, this movie is guaranteed to be the epitome of black super-hero excellence.
The Black Panther, aka T’Challa is from a fictional African kingdom called Wakanda. The character made his first appearance in Marvel’s recent flick Captain America: Civil War.
We are so hyped about what all these brilliant Black minds are going to bring to the big screen.
