Here’s everything you missed in entertainment yesterday and others that unravelled while you slept – and are still buzzing today.
Cardi B confirms she and Offset were secretly married
Cardi B has confirmed that she and Migos’ Offset secretly got married in 2017.
“This why I name my album Invasion of Privacy cause people will do the most to be nosey about your life. Welp fuck it,” Cardi tweeted, making reference to a TMZ report that unearthed the couple’s September 2017 marriage certificate.
In a statement, Cardi wrote, “There are so many moments that I share with the world, and then there are moments that I want to keep to myself! Getting married was one of those moments!”
She continued, “Was one morning in September we woke up and decided to get married. We found someone to marry us, and she did. Just the two of us and my cousin ?. I said ‘I do,’ with no dress, no makeup, and no ring!”
This why i name my album “Invasion of privacy” cause people will do the most to be nosey about your life .Welp fuck it . pic.twitter.com/U3uHFOT3qK
— iamcardib (@iamcardib) June 25, 2018
Director says he was misquoted when it was reported he said only prostitutes, homosexuals make it in Nollywood
In an interview with TheCable, Pascal Atuma said the ladies in Nollywood use what they have to get what they want while the men use their a** to get what they want.
“If you are not a full time or semi-prostitute, you will not make it in Nollywood,” Atuma said.
“Our ladies are using what they have to get what they want. Even some of the guys who can use their a** are the ones making it in Nollywood.
“I am being very real here and they make it look as if they are doing well but they are not, they are suffering.
“Let’s stop deceiving the younger ones by keeping it real. We have to let the younger ones know how it is and what it is.”
A statement he denied, according to Pulse.
“The interview was centered mostly on football. After the interview, we all engaged in a light-hearted conversation about the changes in Nollywood. The conversation veered into how lots of producers and directors were taking advantage of young women in the industry, and at some point, I passionately berated some of them who have deliberately forced young women to compromise themselves for movie roles,” Atuma said in the statement.
Kanye West opens up about Trump, slavery comments and his bipolar disorder
Kanye West opened up about his recent slavery comments, President Donald Trump, mental health, his new music and more in an interview with The New York Times’ Jon Caramanica.
Regarding his affection for Trump, he said, “There were people who said Trump would never win.”
“I’m talking about the it-will-never-happens of the world, people in high school told you things would never happen. I felt that I knew people who voted for Trump that were celebrities that were scared to say that they liked him. But they told me, and I liked him, and I’m not scared to say what I like.”
Drake releases teaser for his upcoming album “Scorpion”
On Friday, June 29, Drake will release his new album Scorpion. He’s shared a new video teaser for the LP. According to Shazam, the clip appears to feature Moderat’s “The Mark (Interlude).” Watch it below:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BkeGf58HX-t/?taken-by=champagnepapi
Childish Gambino ‘accused of stealing elements of This Is America from rapper Jase Harley’
Childish Gambino’s politically charged hit song, This Is America, is being overshadowed by allegations of plagiarism.
The 34-year-old entertainer’s artistry has been called into question after fans noticed similarities between This Is America and a song by lesser-known rapper Jase Harley.
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