Wendy Williams Documentary, Porsha & Simon, Shirley Strawberry Husband, + Ressa Tessa from TikTok!

Yeah, what's up, winos? What it do? It's your girl Nyla, and I am joined here by the lovely I Am Ashley, and we have Mr. King Push. What's up, guys?

Hey y'all, hey everybody, it's I Am The Ashley, Ashley Burgess, the actress.

All right, are we acting over here, huh? We Hollywood. Okay, amen, amen. And what's— what, what, what you got going over there today, King?

Me?

Oh, listen, y'all can go and find me, I'm King's Daily Push. Y'all already know, we're gonna get into some topics, we're gonna laugh, we're gonna talk, we're gonna chat. Let's go and get into it.

Okay, we're gonna go ahead and get into it. We got a lot to talk about. First of all, I just want to say I'm so happy to be here. Shout out to the wine-o gang. Okay, let's rock.

Wine, click, click, click, click, click, click, click.

Uh-huh. Because wine is what? The new tea. All right, uh, who drinks tea anyway? Okay, so what we're going to do is break down a couple of topics that's been going around, trending stuff that we've been talking about. Anything been going on around your town, King Push? What's been going on? What's been going on? What you want to chat about?

Um, well, today let's just go ahead and talk about Portia and Simon.

Oh, let's get into it.

Let's get into it. Let's get into it.

All right, so this is what I feel about the whole situation, okay? I feel like Portia— this was the quickest— this was the quickest, like take your man, give them back. You feel what I'm saying? Like, Portia went in there, she took that girl, man, and she gave him right back. I don't feel like this situation— I don't feel like, um, this is about money. I don't feel like this is about like the whole situation where he owes the jet and he owes the money and stuff. I just feel like Portia had a plan. I feel like she had a plan. She went in, she secured the plan, she secured the bag. Portia secured the bag. Williams— I feel like she did what she did. She was all over there in Nigeria eating jollof rice with them people dancing, knowing that she's about to vacate the premises.

Now see, I think that she got a little romanticized by the fufu, uh-huh, and the cow foot soup and all that kind of stuff. But honestly, I think she was in on it the whole time, you know what I'm saying? If earning her man and learning her man and then losing her man the same way she got her man was a person, it's definitely her. Now listen, we have some stuff coming up, okay? And we have to talk about Trump. We're going to talk about Portia and Simon a little bit more. We got some Shirley Strawberry business. Who the fuck did I marry on TikTok? Y'all know that is booming, that is some big stuff. But before we get into that, we have to take a quick commercial break because y'all know we got to pay these bills. Let's get into it. Need you, baby, to warm the lonely nights. I need you, baby.

You set the internet ablaze back in 2017, 2018, after it was revealed that you not only not only slept with Offset, but you had participated in threesomes with him. You seemed devastated at first by the reveal, okay? Because you did several videos expressing remorse while crying. A1 from Love Hip Hop was in fact sleeping with you while he was married to Lyrica Anderson, okay? He is still married to Lyrica to this day.

Never heard of her.

And after that scandal, you disappeared, and I heard you had since became a mom. You have 2 beautiful babies. They're twins that you had with an NFL player that you are engaged to. I'm engaged? Shut the room here, okay? Now, soon after that, you changed your tune, and you quickly noticed that you garnered a huge fan base from such a huge public scandal that went ultra viral, okay? You monetized the hell out of that shit. And not only that, You found a new platform and went on to make a small career going after people's husbands.

I feel like married women try to portray this whole thing as like, I'm married, I'm this, I'm that. Be real. You really think your man wants to fuck you for a whole 30 years?

I met so many dudes in my lifetime.

I've met thousands of guys, all types of You guys, okay, Summer Bunny, welcome to the motherfucking wine cellar. But listen, Tasha, so Deidra, correct? Okay, and this is your son Azario, correct? Okay, who was previously trans, correct? All right, and what was your name that you went by as trans?

It was Ashley Shalani.

Ashley Shalani, okay. And so, um, you put up a video. We're gonna insert that video here just in case anybody has, you know, they want to reference it.

My My pronouns are he and him. Again, my name is Azario. I am what they call detransitioning. I call it I am on my journey of deliverance because God made me a man and a man I shall be.

You know, there's a lot of questions here, and, and I, and like I said, I can't imagine what type of heat you've probably been getting, or maybe positivity from the LGBT community as a whole.

Um, I just feel bad for the people that don't have the courage that I have because I have saw your videos. I was like, you, you was really Yeah, I was, I was, I was deep in that thing.

Yeah.

When did you find out that you, I guess, had a liking for men?

And what age? I would say boys.

Boys.

Yeah, I was gonna say like 18. Yeah, I was gonna say like probably like, um, the puberty days, you know, high school. High school, you know, you start to—

So how long have you been transitioning back to male?

I've been on my journey of returning back to the way I was born, um, physically.

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All right, listen, uh, I'm about ready to get on my app and watch what Tasha just promoted because that, like, for real, I'm sitting here trying to— can I watch it in 5 minutes? But anyway, look, I'm like, man, that's deep. So be sure to catch Tasha K Live On Stage. Tickets can be purchased at tashakonstage.com. Shout out to Cleveland and St. Louis, your cities have just been added to the tour. Naples is up first this Sunday, March 3rd, at Off the Hood Comedy Club. Get your tickets at tashakayonstage.com. And you know what, you never know, you might see one of us there too. Hey man, all right, so let's go and get up into these people's business because y'all know I'm nosy. Okay, Sam. Okay, Sam the Nigerian scammer. And people got mad when I say that I know all Nigerians don't be scamming, okay, so don't beat me up. But we do know what the popular, uh, what the popular stereotype is. So we gonna get into it. This dude has been stealing identities. This Negro has literally been out here living a double immigrant life, you know what I'm saying? And there's no way that I think Portia didn't know. I just don't. I think she knew and didn't care.

Well, I think that the pro— I think that the problem is, um, you know, some of us, you know, especially when we go for the lifestyle and stuff What happens behind closed doors is behind closed doors. Sometimes how a man get it is how he get it. But the problem is when it becomes like, you know, public knowledge. You know, I think as long as it would have been under wraps, she wouldn't have had a problem with Simon, as they're calling him Simon Gofraudia now, which I think is very, very funny. Also, they started dating and within a month they got engaged. You don't know anybody within a month. You have to give anything at least 6 months you know, for the mask to come off. Um, I do believe that she did love him, but she loved the idea of him more, and she definitely did not do her due diligence. And, uh, now we're here, and unfortunately she has more liquid income and money than Simon. So a lot of his debts, including the million dollars that he owes to the private jet company, is probably going to come from Portia because Simon really does not have anything, you know. And I feel really bad for her she legitimately did earn that money from the Housewives and the rest of her, you know, TV career.

So, well, baby, she don't have to get to working. And I think that that's her— I think Portia don't want to work. Portia's lazy. She gives lazy to me.

Running around Monopoly collecting $200, she's not doing—

no, absolutely, absolutely not.

And like, maybe she did not know. Do you feel like sometimes you can be with a person and you cannot know like the life that they live? Like Some people can live like a secret life and you know nothing about it. I kind of feel like Portia went into the relationship like with a, with a plan. I feel like she went in there for something, and sometimes you can get sidetracked about certain stuff. I don't feel like maybe she didn't know all of what he was dealing with because I don't feel like she would have got with that man if she didn't know that, that he had no money. Now that don't make no sense for me.

No, Portia's about the bag, right? She's about the bag because in my opinion, I think that she loves the look of luxury. She's competing with a lot of the housewives. You know how Atlanta is, like it's like that society, you know what I'm saying?

I'm saying.

And she don't want to be left behind, and he was giving her the perfect setting, you know what I'm saying? And now it's over. But what I do like about Portia is she's taking it all in stride. She's acting like it's not bothering her. It's over, that's yesterday news. She on— she ain't on here making these weird stories with these weird statements. You know how people be, but he's aggressive.

Simon definitely is.

But I kind of felt like at one point that maybe it was kind of like a storyline, because then she dropped like the little subliminal about, you know, praying for her and all that kind of stuff. So I felt like she's joining the Housewives, they going through this, all of a sudden like boom, we already know the ratings about to go up through the roof. Everybody want to hear what's going on. You was married, now you're not married, now this is going on. So it could all just be like a little, a little mixy mixy mixy of what they cooking up over that Bravo too.

I wanted to believe she had a story, um, it was for a storyline just for the sake of reality TV, but she did secure a deal with NBCUniversal And, you know, and that goes into like a scripted deal, which, you know, at the end of the day, a lot of that is much bigger than the reality platform. And I don't see in any way that this could serve her on the grand scheme of the bag. I think she legitimately did get scammed trying to snatch another woman's lifestyle. And she got just that, you know, the good and the bad. So at first I thought it was a storyline, but especially after the PJ— and you can't tell me that if you owe $1 million to a private jet company, that's your only debt and all the other bills caught up and you just happen to owe them. No, it's a lot more that's about to come out. And she tried to flee, but the IRS isn't stupid. They're like, uh, ma'am, this a public relationship. Uh, we saw that she was married to him. We about to come garnish them wages, you know. And I, and I feel, feel very bad.

Now here's the thing though, if memory serves, there may be a question about the legitimacy of the marriage based on what he was reporting to the immigration people the actual date of the divorce from the other lady and all this kind of stuff, there's some overlap there. So she might run into some trouble there. But ultimately, her separating from this guy, especially if she's on the way out— because she's still viable, she's still beautiful, she could do, you know, she can do something. She's not the smartest person in the world. She can look— she could look pretty. She could do that for a living.

You know what I'm saying? Right after this though, because I just don't see her being able to move around Atlanta fluently in the Black community with us all knowing that she's a man-stealer. Now, if you want to take somebody's husband you lock it in, you good. But once you take somebody's husband in the way she took Fallon, and then you try to get back out there, don't nobody gonna want to invite her to the function, you know. She's not going to be invited to no girls' days at no houses at this point. So she gonna probably have to go hop into another race at this point. Don't mix it up.

Before we— let me say this before we shift gears, but I feel like a lot of people kind of gave Portia like, um, they gave her like heat for the situation with Fallon and her, when I feel like in reality, like, a lot of people go through that. A lot of people that have been in Portia's shoes, I think just because she's a celebrity that is broadcasted, and I feel like a lot of people want to, you know, chime in and to say stuff. But girl, so many people that took people, man, and so many people that mess with me, man, so many people that stole people. Why is it different because it's Portia? It's like, I don't see the difference. I mean, the way it played out on TV look a little, you know, a little weird, but it looks a little shady.

Just make sure you steal something worth keeping is my thing, honey. You gotta do your due diligence, do your research first, okay?

Amen. So let's get into a little political news tea. So Trump gets the Black vote because Black folks embrace the mugshot. What do y'all think about that? Ashley, what you got?

Okay, so first of all, one thing about Black people, we don't take nothing serious, or we're gonna find the comedy in everything. Um, I don't think that he's necessarily getting the Black vote as much as he's getting the Black people key. Now I really do wish people would stop being so up in arms. Y'all are taking this man too seriously. He is a reality comedian, okay? I personally think he's hilarious. I be like, yourself, and Shark is like, and he did it, and so mad. Like, why are you getting upset? Like, the shit that he said is funny. He was like, you know, they make shirts, they're selling them for $19 a piece. Like, why don't y'all just laugh and go on about your day? Why you got to take everything so serious? No, I don't think he got the Black vote. He just got our attention and making us laugh right now. He a comedian. Y'all need to take him as just that, okay?

Maybe it's true. It's called Trump triggered. Like, it's, it's, it's the weirdest thing. You say anything remotely close to anything that that man has said, and Lord, they gonna call you a Nazi. You hate Black people. You hate yourself. All it is, it's ridiculous. You cannot have a legitimate political conversation surrounding Trump without them saying that you a Klansman. It's just— it's really— it's ridiculous. What you think about it?

I just feel like after Trump gave Black people— after he gave that money, not just the Black people, but after he gave— after he gave that COVID money, baby, they were sold. You know what I'm saying? Like, and that's just the type— honestly, truly, I've never really seen nobody with one of those shirts on. Like, I'm looking for one. I've never seen nobody.

Um, but what about the sneakers, y'all? What about sneakers?

I'm not abreast of the sneakers, so—

oh, you didn't see the sneakers, baby? Yes, he's, he's trying to appeal to our Air Force Ones affinity, you know. You know, you know, you know, Black people, we love our sneakers.

You have a lot of Black people that do love and do support Trump.

Like, did he get Kodak Black out of jail?

And you see, he loved—

girl, I hope not. I hope not.

Entertainment and not as a politician. I think everybody will be okay. That's my thing.

His makeup looked good though in that, um, clip.

It is less orange.

It is less orange. More bronze, less orangey now.

His, um, wrinkles were smoothed out. He looked good. Oh, you look good.

I'm trying to figure out how come he ain't snuck and got some sort of hair transplant or something like that, because I know he got it.

I know you said you wanted to go to Turkey, girl, and get the tour.

Get a hair transplant.

Ain't no—

don't nobody got to walk around like with bad weaves in 2024.

Not—

no, we don't do that no more. Not at all, baby. We ain't got to do that no more. So listen, Shirley Strawberry, okay, so y'all know she is married to— kind of married to— there's a lot of tea behind that too— Ernesto Williams, and he got arrested in 2022 on a whole bunch of stuff— fraud, um, scamming, anything that you can think of. Atlanta, shout out to my Atlantans, but y'all know how y'all get down. And he is like, his business and her business is all over the place, right? So they've got the phone calls where he's talking on a recording line, doesn't know that we're listening on YouTube, looking up his people, all this stuff going on. And they've added all these different charges. He finally, after 2 years, has been granted a bond, which he's got to pay like $65,000 just to get out on bond. Shirley has gone ghost, right? So, right, so she's gone ghost. He's left with his little side chick. She ain't got no money. It's just really a pathetic thing. What y'all think about the bond of Ernesto Williams, Mr. Strawberry?

Let me just say this because I don't really know much about this, but let me just say this. I just feel like, let me find me a scam Because if it's just that easy to just get people money and to scam them, I feel like sometimes we got to take accountability for things too. Like, because we just put our money in people's hands that we just don't know nothing about. We don't do no research. We don't have no resources. We just give our money to people. So sometimes we got to take accountability for giving our money out to everybody that we don't know. And I feel like, hey, it's a limo.

But okay, so some of his scams, he was a sweetheart swindler, right? Well, he was, he was every type of swindler. He did everything. So some of his scams where he was literally taking advantage of women, and like we were talking earlier, you go to his social media, how he came off was like he loved Shirley, he was, um, successful, he was driving high-end cars, and he was promising these women that he could grow their brand and increase their territory.

Honey, their problem that they bought into a fictitious story Just because somebody's telling you something, you don't have to buy it. I can tell you all day I'm gonna buy you this, I'm gonna do this for you, and I'm just— and that's their problem. That's not his problem. He's doing what he know to do. He's a scammer. That's what he's doing. And I'm not saying it's okay. I'm not saying it's all right. It's never okay. But you fall for it, you fall for it.

You don't, you know, he had liquid Viagra.

A higher profile woman like Shirley, I think she would probably do a little more due diligence and research and background. But word on the street is Steve Harvey hooked Shirley Strawberry and Ernesto up. And you know, personally, if Steve Harvey bring me somebody, I'ma think they legit too. So honestly, I bring— I blame Steve.

Well, baby, that's actually— that's actually been debunked. Steve did not introduce them. They actually met— listen, because baby, it's funny, okay? You know how Portia played herself? She really played herself too, because he was dating Ebony Steele. They— Shirley and Ebony were going to the same hairdresser, same salon. That's how they met. And Shirley knew that he was dating Ebony and ends up getting in a relationship. Look, you know, if a woman in her 60s can take your man, then they need to be gone.

Ebony probably knew and gave him away at that, honey.

No, he was looking for the better come up. Ebony had lost her job. Ebony didn't have the money. Ebony had other issues, and Shirley just— she was giving him access because he's a scammer, right? And he pretends to be very affluent. Shirley gave him access to a world that he could never get access to, and all she was was access, you know what I'm saying? So that's all it was. But it doesn't look like they're going to stay together. There are some issues between him and her daughter and all— just all kind of stuff. Trafficking. It's not just scamming. This dude has done a lot of stuff.

Oh, apparently he has 30 years of fraud and criminal history, you know.

Oh, absolutely.

So glad that I'm not the type of woman to get so sexmatized that I, you know, look over this. And it's just so crazy how, you know, you have this trending story like, who TF did I marry? And then all of these people are going through their own real life versions of Legion, you know, and it's unfolding in real life, you know, between Portia, Shirley, you know, uh, Risa on, on, on TikTok, you know. Yeah, yeah, crazy for me.

Just go ahead and put it in the strawberry letter for us, baby.

Hello.

There's so many strawberry letters that came from this. I had the opportunity to interview some of his former employees. He was making the female employees remove their clothes for job interviews to tell them he had to check for wires because he was married to a high-profile person. So he's got like— there's all these stories of trauma and sexual misconduct on behalf of Nesto, baby. It's a trip.

And then like I said, once again, I feel like it all goes back to a person. And if I'm at that interview and I don't feel comfortable taking my clothes off, guess what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna keep my clothes on.

This man got to get away with that in the first place. Like, why did they even— okay, so he—

okay, so let's give a little bit of context. So A lot— the girls were young, very young. Um, they were like kind of down on their luck, and really, like, one of them— and the way that he presented— because you have to remember, this dude had Rolls-Royces parked outside, it looked like a high-end situation, and he's telling them, I'm married to somebody that's high profile, so I need to make sure you're not wearing a wire. So you put that with somebody that's in their very early 20s, desperate for a job, Yeah, and that's facts. Thinks that there's some high-level security thing going on and they think that it's protocol. And then there he had another girl that kind of served as his— what'd you say, child?

What was the job, baby?

It was a salon. So like the women served a lot of times as like a concierge. So he had like, baby, he had his own Ghislaine Maxwell. He had a woman that would be in the interviews with the women telling them it was okay to undress and let him see if they had on a wire or not. Yeah, yeah. And one girl, he was going to like force her into having sex with him, but she was able— yeah, she was able to tell him that, look, I'm still on my menstrual cycle, I can't, you know, I can't go. It's, it's really bad. And I just— what'd you say, honey?

I said that's just sick.

Oh, it's bad, it's bad, it's super, super bad. But speaking of who the F did I marry, baby, Risa, Risa, I ain't never heard so much bull in my life. That Legion, what, baby? I couldn't believe it. Like, I'm, like, I'm rarely without words. Like, I could not believe what I was listening to. It literally just made me snatch my wig off, baby. It really did. So did you watch all 50 parts?

Uh, I definitely took the Cliff Notes, honey. You know, got a 5-year-old and a few little other bits, but I, I enjoyed it. I, I'm actually more intrigued by the way she was just able to capture America by sitting in front of her phone and telling this story And they have all the bells and whistles. I'm actually very impressed by that. Also though, the type of sex that these women is getting to just make themselves all boggled like this— I, Lord knows I don't want it. Rebuke it. Like, miss me with it, honey.

No, no, I can't. Yeah, what, what you got on the King push?

I first and foremost feel like, um, it was a lot of miss truth in the story. I feel like she did not tell everything to the story. We already know that it's always multiple sides to a story. I just don't understand how you move in— how you let a person move in with you after 2 weeks, you don't even know them, you feel what I'm saying? And then you say he's paying all these bills and all this stuff, but where was the money coming from then when he was paying all the bills and stuff?

You feel wherever Simons was coming from, where was the money coming from?

And then you let this man feed you all these lies that he's a VP at this place, and that's what you You have no knowledge of nothing. He can't buy you the car that he said he was gonna buy. He can't even show proof of income for the house that he said he was going to purchase. He's lying to you, telling you that his family members passed away. Just a whole bunch of just, you know, nonsense. But I feel like a lot of— I feel like she ain't telling everything. I feel like he got to come out and tell his side. I got to hear both sides, you feel me? If he— she got 50, he got 50.

So we know what he— his ex-wives have come out to basically verify and say that they went through a similar experience. And then as far as her, you know, she is admitting that she was ignoring red flags. But you know what I think this is? Do y'all remember the For the D Challenge?

That's exactly what I'm talking about.

People would do a lot of stuff for the D, okay?

Look like a red flag looking at him. He looked like a red flag.

He looked like an inmate. Amen. He do. He does. He looks like an inmate.

And between this and Simon, ladies, can this be a learning lesson? You know, even I gotta tell myself this: give a man one ex-wife max. If he has more than one ex-wife, leave him alone. Leave him alone. We get into 3, 4, 5, like, what makes you think that it's gonna work out for you, sweetie?

Honey, like, exactly. It's wrong for what happened to her. Um, but I do feel like she did not know him. It's like some of this stuff we bring upon ourselves as people. Like, you didn't know this man at all. You was talking to him on Facebook or whatever, then you— yeah, many of y'all moved in together. Like, so this type of stuff is kind of like bound to happen. Like, I don't really have sympathy for stuff like that. I'm being like harsh or nothing, but I don't really have sympathy for stuff like that when we are grown adults.

We know.

I do, because like, you again, like, people are extremely— just like with Nesto, right? People are very deceptive, and men like that, they know their marks. They know what to say, they know what to do. They, you know, that's, that's why people who, um, are, you know, cult leaders or whatever end up getting in trouble from, you know, basically, you know, making adults do what they want them, you know, consent to stuff. You know, people really can get into your mental and to put you in a position to where you're making decisions, and it's a slow process. You know what I'm saying? They know what they're doing. And he did kind of put her, you know, at ease. And a lot of women do think, because the man is paying the bills, I'ma ignore some stuff, you know.

Sometimes they don't even got to pay bills, honey. Women are just longing to be held. And that's why, you know, to avoid this, women, I think that you all should invest in sex toys, honey, so you can have a clear mind. Because when you out here horny, baby, red flags turn into Six Flags and you'll go for anything, you know what I'm saying? So please invest in some sex toys so you can avoid all this melee. That's my advice to y'all.

But wash them. Wash the sex toys, y'all. Don't just wash, okay? They're not self-cleansing. Wash them.

How do that little rose work though? Because I don't think— I don't think you've been using it right. Now we'll talk about that on another topic.

I ain't got to that one, honey.

Well, yeah, um, I don't know, baby.

I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know. But here's what I can say, just like Ashley said, Reese's presentation of that story, the way she took her time and told it, like, story time is her lane. It really is. Did y'all hear that BMW gave her a car?

Yeah, and I hope she get with like a good, you know, a team behind her and stuff, because a lot of people about to be coming after her, like, you know, to try to see what they can do with her.

That's about to be the next Netflix movie, honey, and I'm sure it's going to be better than Mia.

Really get the right people behind her and like, you know, really elaborate on this, because this this is good for her.

Yeah, and you know, a good point too is that it did happen during the lockdown. People were depressed, right? Right. People, you know, we were scared, we didn't know what was going on, you know, we're watching all these weird videos and stuff like that. So her defenses were down. And yes, I am simping, okay?

Have you ever heard of a man, um, blaming a relationship on COVID? Because I definitely have. You'll be like, now what the hell was you doing with her?

He'd be like, baby, it was point you don't stop and just think like, damn, am I moving too fast? Do I really know this person? I just met him. Like, we moving in together, I'm gonna have a baby, we finna do this, we finna— like, at one point do we take consideration and accountability for a little piece of it? Just a little piece.

When she said she was pregnant, I was like, you have got to be kidding. I mean, there was no parts where I wasn't like— it just got worse. Worse and worse and worse. And I'm like, what? Like, what's next? What's next? But look, they said that BMW gave her a car, and they're saying that she allegedly made the upwards of 6 figures in revenue from her videos. I'm not sure if that's true. She did say it was a little bit exaggerated, but she's making a lot of heat. You know, Hood Boogah Nation don't like that. Those women were mad. They were mad that she was making money off her story. And I think that that is so sad because literally Don't they tell you to profit from your pain and, you know, try to make the best of the situation?

And thank God, because he scammed the hell out of her.

So yeah, right in my 50 part, I'm trying to get me some— you fit some cha-ching. I'm sitting here writing my 50 part, baby. We all got to tell mine too.

Well, look, I'll co-write so I can get some writing credits, and, um, so, you know, so we can get a little revenue, uh, going up in the house. All right, so Kim Kardashian and Odell Beckham. So I didn't— I thought this was a joke when I first saw it. I'm like, hold on, because in my mind I had already real— it mapped out that Kim, once she removed her butt implants or whatever was going on with her butt, and she started to get very, very thin, she went Ozempic crazy, and she stopped dressing you know, uh, what she was a lot of times given rainbow dots, Fashion Nova at the same time. You know, she— you know Kanye had her dressing funny sometime, right? So she started getting a little bit more streamlined and started going to like Chanel and stuff like that. She got real thin. She dated, you know, what's, what's, what, what's the, what's, what's the little pitiful boy that she dated?

Pete Davidson, child. She dated him.

She got Pete Davidson, she got Kris Humphries, she got Kanye West, you know. So I honestly feel like I just gave it kind of like 1 to 3 business days, you feel what I'm saying? And I just feel like Odell— I mean, just look at Odell. I'm trying to catch me a football, you know what I'm saying?

I'm not mad at that.

Odell get his Skims deal and Kim get her some good, some good D, you feel what I'm saying? I just feel like it's just a It's just not a real relationship. I kind of feel like it's just like a little in and out thing, like, hey, let's be cute.

Well, it's definitely not a real relationship because Odell is half claiming her. Kim would have been out here and popped out in, you know, Page Six and People magazine if Odell was actually taking her seriously.

The wedding is already being planned and Kourtney is not.

I always wanted to know, I don't know why I've always thought this, but is Odell for real straight? I was just— I'm asking, I'm asking. I just— I never—

because I'm the type of person— I am part of the community. I'm not the type of person I like to just, um, say anybody's gay. I don't know, I don't know.

You feel me? I don't mean— I mean, is he for real straight?

I mean, I'm not commenting. It's a further ado, he is straight because that's what we know him to be. We don't know him to We don't know anything else.

Okay, I was just wondering. I go by a little energy, so I was just wondering, uh, but I mean, yeah, it's Kim Kardashian and she could do what she likes. But here's what I think, because I do think she's eventually on her way back to a white man, and I think that she does. I mean, they all eventually— I'm pretty sure all of the Kardashians are going to end up with white men ultimately.

Oh, they've been there in London. They've been shopping, boo-boo, trust me.

Oh yeah, oh yeah. So he is like, um, over here I think he's the last step. He's the last— he's the last stop, right? She, she, she gonna get up off the chocolate in a little while and, um, going on over because she gonna go on back home. She going to Europe. She going to Europe.

Once you go black, it was hard, so I understand.

Yeah, she done pillaged all through Africa, baby. And so now she's through Africa, baby. Yeah, she pillaged through Africa. She pillaged.

I mean, I definitely think she has the means to go secure her European billionaire, and I don't see why, you know, she doesn't do that, you know.

But what if they coming at Kim? Let's switch the role real quick. What if they the ones that's coming on to Kim, you know? Like, what if Odell pushed himself on Kim? He wanted Kim.

Shit, I would.

Oh, hey girl, I know why we playing the girl. Kim is a billionaire herself now.

Billionaire. This is true. This is true.

She ain't worried about nothing. He So maybe, you know, he pushed himself up on Kim.

You know, we know OBJ left Lolo, honey, you know, to go to Kim. He got child support to pay, so I, I would try to secure that bag too if I was him.

You know what, it, it is something to think about though, but I just, I don't know, because Kim, when she do find a white man, she's definitely going to be a lot more successful than him. I mean, he might be like a McDonald's franchiser or something. Because you think about it, like, she didn't— she got them little mixed babies.

She kind of got it, you know.

She didn't— she didn't been around, you know what I'm saying. She didn't wear her hair with French braids. You can't— you can't just take Kim Kardashian home to, you know, certain—

to anybody.

Oh, old money— old money ain't accepting a Kardashian. I don't believe that. I just don't.

But from— from my experience, though, you know, all jokes side. Men, if you're looking for a come up, you know, if you're a Legion, if you're a Simon, if you're an Ernesto, you know, of course a woman with money, um, is going to be on your radar. But for the most part, a very mentally, you know, sound man, money does not matter, you know. And that's why the Cardi B's of the world are getting cheated on. That's why, you know, Kanye even left. Um, I think ASAP Rocky and Rihanna probably the only people that's legitimate, but like it looks like real love there. Man, you know, they really do want somebody that's just nurturing, somebody that can tend to their businesses. And so like a woman and her successes really does not hold a man with his head on straight, you know. So just know that, that's, that's from my experience.

Okay, so now we are going to take a break because why? Because we got to get into whatever it is Tasha is serving today. So let's see what is going on. Need you, baby, to warm the lonely nights. I need you, baby.

You set the internet ablaze back in 2017, 2018, after it was revealed that you not only slept with Offset, but you had participated in threesomes with him. You seem devastated at first by the reveal, okay? Because you did several videos expressing remorse while crying. A1 from Love Hip Hop was in fact sleeping with you while he was married to Lyrica Anderson, okay? He is still married to Lyrica to this day.

Never heard of him.

And after that scandal, you disappeared. And I heard you had since became a mom. You have 2 beautiful babies. They're twins that you had with an NFL player that you are engaged to. I'm engaged to— So, Ruby, okay, now soon after that, you changed your tune, and you quickly noticed that you garnered a huge fan base from such a huge public scandal that went ultra viral, okay? You monetized the hell out of that shit, and not only that, you found a new platform and went on to make a small career going after people's husbands.

I feel like married women try to portray this whole thing as like, I'm married, I'm this, I'm that.

Be real.

You really think your man wants to fuck you for a whole 30 years? I met so many dudes in my lifetime. I've met thousands of guys, all types surprise.

Okay, Summer Bunny, welcome to the motherfucking wine cellar. But listen, so Deidra, correct? Okay. And this is your son Azario, correct? Okay. Who was previously trans, correct? All right. And what was your name that you went by as trans?

It was Ashley Shalani.

Ashley Shalani. Okay. And so, um, you put up a video. We're going to insert that video here just in case anybody has You know, they want to reference it.

My pronouns are he and him. Again, my name is Azario. I am what they call detransitioning. I call it I am on my journey of deliverance because God made me a man and a man I shall be.

You know, there's a lot of questions here, and like I said, I can't imagine what type of heat you've probably been getting, or maybe positivity from the LGBT community as a whole.

Um, I just feel bad for the people that don't have the courage that I have because I have all your videos.

I was like, you, you was really trans, trans.

Yeah, I was, I was, I was deep in that thing.

Yeah.

When did you find out that you, I guess, had a liking for men?

And what I mean, I would say boys.

Boys.

Yeah, I was gonna say like 18. Yeah, I was gonna say like probably like, um, the Puberty days, you know, high school. High school, you know, you start to—

So how long have you been transitioning back to male?

I've been on my journey of returning back to the way I was born physically.

All right, winos, if you enjoyed shows like this and would like to see more with me live on stage, then be sure to join me in Naples, Florida, March 3rd at the Off the Hook Comedy Club and March 10th in Atlanta, Georgia at the Uptown Comedy Corner. Tickets on sale right now, link in the description box as well as in the bio. And don't you worry, I'm bringing the wine and tatted, damn it. Okay, see y'all soon.

All right, and we're back. So listen, you guys, do not forget to catch Tasha K live on stage, honey. Tickets can be purchased at tashakonstage.com. And again, shout out to Cleveland and St. Lou. Your cities have been added to the tour. Naples, where y'all at? Because y'all are up first this Sunday, March 3rd, at Off the Hook Comedy Club. You got to get your tickets at tashakonstage.com. Plus, we might just be in the mix. You never know where I'm gonna show up at. All right, look, between Tasha K Live stage performances, right, that we all have to get into And those interviews on that app, baby, she doing it. She doing the thing. She doing it.

Tasha, you know, I work, you know, pretty heavy in comedy at this point in LA. And, you know, Tasha's making her rounds out here. And the best of the best, you know, really are getting behind Tasha. They're supporting her. And to be honest, even the people that in the media look like she might be at odds within the media, when it comes to what they're really saying behind closed doors. They like, she got it, you know. She's a force in comedy and nobody can deny it. So y'all, please, please, please go support Tasha on her comedy track. I'm so proud of her.

And it's so innovative because if you think about it, comedy really is— especially for us— it really is gossiping. It is really talking about the culture. And that's what she does naturally, and she does it with the funny twist. So I know that this is going to be dope. Like, bloggers are the new comedians, you know what I'm saying? It's gonna be really, really good.

I'm proud of you, Tasha.

Yes.

Hey, that's the real one, y'all. Tasha been real from day one.

Shout out to Tasha K. That's right. So, Mia Culpa. Listen, y'all, I'm trying to be fair, okay? Please be trying to be fair. I'm gonna do the right thing, you know. I've been drinking water. Going to the oxygen bar, trying to center myself and be kind and use, use all my words, right? So I'm going to defer to y'all. King, what did you think about Mia Culpa, baby?

All right, first off, I want to shout out all the actors, you know, Kelly Rowland, um, Trevante Rose, Shannon Thorpe, and all of them. I think they did an amazing job in their work, okay? We cannot control how Tyler Perry writes his film, okay? We know how Tyler Perry writes his scripts. We, we all watch them. They're very predictable. Um, but I just think with this movie, I kind of feel like, um, it had a couple little twists, had a couple little turns. It wasn't as horrible as people are trying to make the movie. It is not that bad of a movie. I feel like Kelly Rowland did an amazing job. I feel like they had a couple great scenes that I like, but that paint scene, okay, That paint scene, I don't know if y'all seen it or not, but, um, that was one of my favorite scenes in that movie. I think, um, in the beginning it was kind of a little like, all right, I kind of want to turn, but then it kind of started to pick up and it kind of got juicy there. She's not Angela Bassett, you know what I'm saying? I don't know, like, what y'all wanted her to give. I think she did an amazing job. I think the movie was good. I would like probably like a 7.5 out of 10. It wasn't like horror about people want to like you know, make it to be. I will watch it again, honestly, truly.

Yeah.

What about for you, Ashley? What you— what was it?

Well, Tyler Perry was talking about halting the expansion of his studio because a lot of the jobs are going to be replaced by artificial intelligence, AI. And if you ask me, it looked like at some point he just gave up and AI finished the script and then it started glitching. Um, as far as the mother, she— I'm pretty sure that this, this white lady in the red wig I'm positive that she had something to do with the funding. Um, her husband put up half the money because how else did she get the role? The lady was trash when she said stab her. I was like, oh Lord, where did this lady come from? Trevante Rhodes, he did great. Um, once the clothes started coming off, you know, I really started seeing it for him. But at the same time, it was just something about his face, it's a little peculiar. He had this whole like he got into like poison oak swollen beast thing. You know, eyes was a little swollen. I know a lot of people were upset about how much of his ass that they were seeing. I think men that are upset about that's mad because they can't really whine like that, you know. They was like, we wanted to see Kelly Rowland's titties and ass more than we seen Trevante. But the thing is, they did show her titties. You just didn't notice them because, you know, they small, you know. And they literally showed them, y'all just missed them. Um, yeah, so, uh, those, those are my thoughts. Oh, also the scene in the Dominican Republic, come on now, that was a throwaway scene. That's when I think the artificial intelligence that was writing the script started glitching because they could have took that whole scene and they could have gave us this tight Taken storyline, you know what I'm saying? Kelly Rowland saw the girl, went after her, captured her, this, um, amazing, brilliant scene. They just threw it all away, you know. They were like, you know what, I'm tired, we're gonna spray in the oven with the Windex and then go to the next scene. Like, it's just a lot of things that got thrown away.

That's all.

But it wasn't that bad.

Let me say one thing before you say something. The scene where— remember when she came back up after she had went down, she got the car, and she thought her husband was cheating on her, whatever, and she came back in and he was having sex with the white lady? I'm just mad that they did not make him go and like take a shower or something. How they just let him come out of her and go right into Kelly Rowland? I was like, my head was about to explode.

I got out of the screen. I was having— I was like, I knew it was gonna be him.

Y'all could have went and let him clean himself up or something. Like, we don't move like that. Now come on now, Tyler Perry.

Just nasty. Just nasty. For me, okay, so I— again, I was trying— I like film, right? And so I'm judgmental, but I have to remember, like, if you really think about it, okay, first of all, Kelly, girlala, beautiful. Like, she is a stunning beauty. And I think that, you know, I, I don't think that it was bad. I think that we always have a higher expectation for us, you know what I mean? And we're very critical of us. And it was a Netflix movie, so it wasn't supposed to be this big huge production. Most Netflix, Netflix movie, in my opinion, are just 3 steps above Tubi. I'm sorry. And so, and it was, it was 3 steps above 2B. It wasn't bad. I think the storyline was actually good. I think, uh, everybody looked good. It did what it was supposed to do. But I do agree with I Am Assie. It was parts where it was like, it's like, what, did you run out of ideas? Like, what, like, what are you doing? Or whatever. It was some stuff, some stuff that was like, yeah. But overall I'ma give the movie a 6. I'm gonna give it a 6.

Would you watch it?

Definitely. What's that?

Would you watch it again?

Um, what an edible.

Yeah.

Now, as far as saying this the worst movie he ever made, now, now y'all, now y'all being extra. People so angry post-COVID. It just came out of 2019. Y'all wouldn't be so mad.

I think that he wrote to me, that Far From Grace one. I didn't really care for that one, but this one wasn't bad. I just think, like, like you said, I think people had high expectations. Like, Kelly's not like this Angela Bassett, like I said. Like, she's not where you finna see her going to this role and just like extremely just— but I feel like she challenged herself and I feel like she did a good job.

I think she did really good though because she ate everything.

The outfits were 10 out of 10. Now the outfits were on point, baby, and she was just flawless.

She was stunning. Like, she really— like, which we all always knew that she was beautiful, but she just— I thought she was just so stunning in the movie. I, I thought she did good.

I think people like the direction of the movie, they don't like, you know, how it was written, but then they taking it out on the actors when it's not their fault. They just get their script, they do what they do, and they do their job.

But yeah, but we know that since she want to storm off sets and stuff, I don't know why she didn't storm off of this one until they wrote it better.

Better.

Like, come on, Kevin, you got to have a standard.

Well, if I'm gonna criticize anybody, I will criticize Tyler, okay? Um, and y'all know what mea culpa means, right? It means like, it's my fault, you know, something like— that's what it means. So it's Tyler Perry's fault if y'all don't like it, because the actors did whatever they could do. So we're gonna blame him and the producers and the directors and stuff like that. It's his his fault.

So the white mom was terrible, Tyler. I'm really upset. You should have got Kathy Bates. Like I said, I really think this white lady has something to do with the funding because how else did she—

you know what, that's who she reminded me of a little bit. I couldn't place it. It was like kind of like, you know, are you a Kathy? Great Value. I just feel like they should have value.

I feel like they should have allowed Kelly Rowland to have a couple comebacks at the mama because I feel like she was just extremely disrespectful to Kelly. They ain't let her like do her big one. She didn't get to do it.

I didn't understand that.

Like, why you, you just gonna let this woman invite your husband's ex to hug you and do all that kind of stuff? Like, why she didn't cuss the mama out at the dinner?

I would have told him at the table that the man wasn't paying no bills. Ain't no way in hell a non-bill-paying man get away with all this shit.

Boy, I'm trying to—

right, we about to find me studio, y'all. We got to meet him up at the studio because thumb in the milk wasn't clean, baby.

Yeah, it was, it, it was a mess. I really did not like that Kelly wasn't allowed to give his mama something that she could feel, okay? Because it's like, you know, that's a, you know, I, you know, we ain't got no problem, ain't no racist or nothing like that, but that white woman talking that much stuff, you know, like, look, if you don't sit down, no damn bills.

That's my, that's what I'm talking about. I don't, I don't I don't play that.

Your deadbeat bandit son, girl.

So he said we gotta blame Tyler Perry because he wrote it.

Mia Culpa, it's his fault. Crying Wendy Williams, baby. Wendy Williams. So I got a chance to watch the first couple of episodes and it was a range of emotions for me. I went from, what the heck is going on? Who are these people? Like, what is happening to Wendy? To, if you don't tell Wendy to kiss your behind— you know, it was like I went from, from empathizing with Wendy to confusion about the people around her to wanting to like shake Wendy. And then at the end, and I did get heavy like she's sick, right? And I've cared for people that have had dementia and stuff like that, so it's not easy. I just think when it comes to, like, people in those stages, that they should be allowed to keep their dignity. So them showing her, like, with her bald spots and in her underwear in just really unflattering ways, I think that that was literally removing a lot of her dignity from her. And I think that's that's wrong.

But the way, the way that I think that this went so far, I'm gonna be, uh, completely honest, you know, knowing, knowing of Wendy is to know that she's not gonna go for this. Um, it definitely was a lack of protection from her family, the people around her. Um, you know, to me it's giving, um, the end of a humiliation ritual because her bank account is frozen over at Wells Fargo, and now she can't pay her monthly Illuminati bill, you know what I'm saying? And so it's like, we have to get exposed her, we're gonna embarrass her, we're gonna tear her down. And you know, this is why I just personally don't sign up for things that, you know, I know I can't upkeep. That's why I didn't get the blue check on Instagram, because y'all wasn't gonna repo my check in front of people knowing that I ain't have to spend $15 a month. Honestly, that's why I can't even, you know, afford my, uh, Tasha Casey subscription past that one month with the Brother Bilal interview. You know, after that, that's all I had to give Latasha.

But, uh, hope—

can I get a— while we're here, can I get employee discount on the subscription over here? But yeah, it really does look like, uh, people were working together to, to bring her down. Um, that's the only way that this could have flown to me. Like, she pissed somebody off, you know, in the higher-ups back in the day, and this is the ultimate takedown. That is literally the only way somebody of that stature could have got something like this exposed about her. This— it was very, very—

what you think about it, King?

I would say I'm a person that I believe in grace, right? And I feel like right now Wendy Williams is in grace. People are saying that this is karma, this is that. That is her job, just like what Latasha Kebebe get on here and do. It is her job to spill the tea, to spill the hot topics, to go into those hard conversations that people don't want to have. So I feel like people need to eliminate that portion of saying karma, blah, blah, blah. I do feel like she should get rid of her management and her guardianship because clearly this was not right for her. She was not in her right state of mind watching. As you can tell, this did not make Wendy Williams look no good in no type of light. I feel like, like you said, I feel like they was trying to like tarnish her reputation and her legacy a little bit because it's just like, why would y'all even allow this to be aired on national TV for everybody to see this? Y'all already know what she's going through. She's already battling with, you know, what she's battling with. Now you got people that's gonna come on here, they're gonna make fun, they're gonna laugh, they're gonna joke. And I just feel like right now at the time. Because like she said, I've taken care of people for 10 years with, um, dementia, and I know exactly what it feels like. I know exactly what it's like, like, as a family that has to deal with stuff like that. So when I say grace, that's what I mean. Like, put her— what she's got going on— put that to the side for a minute, you feel what I'm saying? Because she's still human. We still love her. We still tuned in to Hot Topics to watch it, whether people like her or not.

Yes.

Um, and I just think that her team And the people that she has around her really need to like away from her. She needs to be around like some family, like some real love, because I don't feel like they have her best interest at heart at all, period.

And you know what, it's like, it's so many things that play to me with the Wendy Williams story, because like it's— you got the dynamics of her, you know, having her legacy tarnished. You have the, the family dynamics. You have all these weird people around. Then you got the Wells Fargo situation. That's to me smoke and mirrors. Um, what's really going on in my opinion is something extremely sinister, and we're so more focused on the regular petty day-to-day, who stole what money and all this kind of stuff. Wendy's in danger, right?

Um, manager Will, honey, we trying to figure out where the money went, but it was Gucci down to the socks, Louis Vuitton hats. Ever seen the money right there?

Did you see the money? Will, did you see the scene where he said, oh, let me make sure I look good and all this? I'm like Yeah, I didn't—

something about his energy I didn't like. Something about his energy. Now, the only, the only person that seemed to actually like really support her, um, from like the second episode to me that I saw was, um, DJ— DJ was the name— DJ Booth, I think his name was. He seemed to genuinely have an interest in her. But Wendy is what they— what, what they did to Britney is what they're doing to Wendy, and it's sinister and it's sick. And I think that she has moments of fluidity when— well, I mean lucidity— when she knows that, you know what I'm saying, that what they're doing, she knows that she's being— and I think that her defensiveness is because she is so tired of being poked and prodded. They put her in that one Malibu Wellness Center. If you know anything about what you know, they quote unquote do to people, you know what that place really is. So like, I mean, she's in danger, you know.

And people are saying free Wendy, free Wendy. They don't want to see her get Britney Spears, but they freed Britney and we saw how that went, you know. So like, let's not be so quick.

They'll never— they'll never free them. That was just to appease us. Britney was never freed. She was never freed.

You could tell, you know, And baby, the way she's spinning in circles on Instagram, I don't know if she need to be. Let's be real here, you know, that's just, you know, my opinion.

But what's popular?

Unpopular vote.

He said Wendy did say, you know, a couple mean nasty things, you know, like in the film, like how she was talking to the nail girl, how, you know, moments. But like I said, me working with— me working with patients with dementia, um, they do stuff like that. I'm not— I'm not And it's okay. They do stuff like that where they'll be in one mind at one second, then the next second they snapping on you. And it, it's just like, so I'm trying to like give her some grace, you know. I'm trying to like not make it about what she's going through. But sometimes, okay, I feel like certain stuff she knew what she was saying too, you feel like.

No, definitely. Put, put her— you ever notice it's like people with dementia and even people with Tourette's, for some odd reason, you know, they have these moments and it's always like they want to blurt out something rude. Like, nobody with Tourette's is never like, it's only some fucked up shit, you know what I'm saying? Like, Wendy was having some fucked up moments where it made it hard to feel bad for her, honey. Like, like, damn, she gonna act a fool no matter what state she in, child.

But then again, we don't know what goes on behind closed doors. We don't know how they treat Wendy Williams. We don't know none of this stuff, you know. We just seeing what we see. So some of that stuff could just be coming back to her memory, like, all right, bitch, I don't even like how this happened, XYZ, so I'm gonna say this to you. Like, so certain things trigger certain stuff with people who have dementia and stuff. It does.

You can tell she don't want to be controlled. You can tell that, like, the moment she gets an inkling that you're trying to control her, she gets extremely defensive, you know. But like, that, that Will dude, I don't know what's up with him, but I don't like it.

I feel, honey, Will was fucking Wendy back when she was in her right mind, honey, and now sugar mama's cut off and he getting mad. Personally, look at the way that he was talking to her, you know.

What the fuck you at?

I'm telling you, only somebody that dick me down within 48 hours can, can talk to me in that way, sweetheart. So it's obvious what's going on there, you know.

She did say he was sexy, so she looked like the baby—

he looked like the baby daddy. Hello, he looked just like Kevin. Knock it off, we see straight through that shit.

Well, what about— everybody's in the uproar— what about this $100,000 in Uber Eats?

Well, look, that's obviously what flagged this whole thing.

That's his mama, you feel what I'm saying? And sometimes, you know, we do— you know, sometimes I don't got my mama's car.

Sometimes $100,000, but I mean, you got to think about it like we don't know the inner workings of the wealthy other folks, right? But if I have— and just, I don't have, you know, my children are adults. So if me and my husband can spend one time $1,200 in a month at Uber Eats during the, you know, pandemic, I'm sure they weren't ordering McDonald's, you know what I'm saying?

They got different, you know, don't be ordering different stuff. You feel me? Ordering what we ordering, you know, right? He ordering, you know, we don't know who he was feeding. We don't know, like, but he said his mom. Everything that he did, he said she knew of it, you know.

So it did give me a different perspective of him though. It did. It did.

What do you mean? Elaborate.

So at first I just thought he was everything that his dad is, which was extremely exploitative of his mother. Um, just spoiled. And he may be spoiled, but I think he actually cares about his mom. I do. I saw that.

I agree. And the nephew too.

No, the, the nephew's giving mooch. The, the nephew is, I know my cousin, my auntie got some money and I'm about to go roll around my cousin, we about to get these hoes in Miami. I don't know, I ain't like the nephew energy. That's just, yeah, it's probably low-key the nephew idea to get all that.

Kept saying that she don't have no friends around and I don't think her, her friends and her team was understanding. She was talking about them too because she was letting them know, I don't have no friends, I have nobody around me. Like, she don't. And that's basically what she was letting know. Like, not even y'all.

But did y'all hear Wendy tell the girl to get lipo? Oh yeah, that's what she gonna be saying, baby. I would have not been able to resist telling Wendy where to get off at, baby. I'd have been like, lipo that foot, you know?

And then that's— look, that's when you stop feeling sorry for somebody. You tell me to get lipo, I'm gonna be like, look here, eyeballs.

We would have been getting into it.

I would have had to read it back at that moment.

Stop it, ladies, we ain't gonna do that. But we're gonna give Wendy some crazy—

I'm trying to tell you, she deserves it. I have enjoyed myself thoroughly with y'all. This is fun. Um, learned a lot about y'all. I think y'all got dope energy. So what's going on with y'all? What do y'all do? I am asking, where can we find you and what you got going on, baby?

You can find me on Instagram at @iamtheashley. Um, I can also be booked through Peak Models. Tonight, if you are in the LA area— of course we know that this is going to go up in the ethers, you know, forever— but today, February 27th, if you're in the LA area, me and my husband are doing our 6th comedy show, Funny Taco Tuesday, in El Mariachi in Encino. Doors open at 7, show starts at 8 o'clock. We had Martin Lawrence on stage last month, you know, so you never know who you're gonna see come see me perform live tonight. And, uh, yeah, let's have a good time, guys.

All right, and King Push, what do you have coming up and where can we find you?

All right, y'all, y'all can find me on Instagram at King's Daily Push. You can find me on TikTok at He Be Speaking Facts. You can find me on YouTube at King's Daily Push. You can also click the link in my bio. I sell all things that smell good— candles, air fresheners, uh, carpet freshener, anything like to keep your house smelling good, plugins, all of that good stuff.

Um, get your money, boo.

I'm working on right now with two other people, it's called Versatile the Podcast. I want y'all to be on the lookout for that. Come check me out.

Okay, and you can find me, I'm Nyla, on the Grown Woman Vibes YouTube channel. You can find me on Instagram Twitter and Facebook under Grown Woman Vibes or Nyla Says. And I have a lot of stuff coming up. My channel is a little bit of political news tea. I'm very, I'm very nosy. Um, the vibe over there is Gen X, but everybody is welcome. So thank you guys so much for hosting with me, and shout out to the winos for the energy, and definitely Tasha K. And make sure you get those tickets at tashakonstage.com. Com.

All right.