Wendy Williams Health is Bad, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, Scrappy & Erica, Natalie Nun & Tiffany Haddish

Yes, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome everybody! Yes, welcome to Wine Is the New Tea. Okay, this is a new show that Tasha K is bringing to everybody. Special hosts like us here. Okay, we gonna bring y'all the wine, no tea, every Tuesday and Thursday at 12 PM Eastern time. Thank y'all so much for holding on with us. I am your illustrious host Bondi Blue, and I am here with rapper and Bad Boys star William Da Baddest and fellow YouTuber Unapologetically Black, D. Sean Davey of Sean Davey Way Show. Yes, y'all. How y'all doing?

I'm good, how are you?

Hey William, hey y'all.

Yes, okay, listen William, I love that shirt, it's giving real '90s, okay?

Like, oh, I live for the '90s, I'm a '90s baby, but I'm not gonna say my age, okay?

Listen, you don't have to, okay? Listen, it is so good to see everybody. Thank you, Winos. Make sure y'all like the video as y'all come in, like it up, like it up. We have a nice, a nice little bit of topics for y'all today. We're going to be getting into the Wendy Williams of it all, but first we got to run some promo. We got to let y'all know what's going on in the Tasha K universe, girl.

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 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—

saw your videos, I was like, 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?

At 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.

So what happened over time was that, um, so much rejection. So like, for every role that you get, you also get 50 rejections. Friends, right? I had a tight group of girlfriends, which I'm very proud of, that my friends from 13 to about, say, 35 or 36, like, we rolled pretty deep. And they started all talking crap about me one night when I was off doing a movie, and they said, "We just don't get it. Like, how did she make it? Like, she's not even pretty." This is a real conversation that they had. I've been marginalized in this trailer park piece of garbage, and it's like, wow, it's so funny because I've been accepted into Juilliard on a full-ride ballet scholarship. I've traveled the world 5 times, I'm not white trash, is the gold juice, the elixir, the atonement, live forever, that I could have whatever I wanted. And I said, nothing in my life's come that easy for me. I'm not gonna drink some juice and then suddenly I have everything I've ever wanted. You don't treat people very well all the time on set. You're very cerebral, very different, very hard to like even navigate around. You've been very blessed. Like, what are you doing right now? Are you hiding something? Are you guilty about something? Are you making sure everyone's looking over there over there so they don't look over here, Terrence. I'll say it to his face, he knows how I feel. I asked him to pay me, I was never paid for that movie, Hustle and Flow.

Okay, you're an international soccer player, you are from the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago to be exact. You claim that you had a 1-year affair with a male pastor by the name of Larry Reid, okay? We know him online as Larry Reid Live. You already have 1 child and you have a new baby on the way with your girlfriend. Congratulations to you and her. You already ready to spill the wine and you're here to expose Larry Reed, the pastor and the mentee, okay, to the world-renowned Archbishop Jordan, who allegedly set up a contract marriage with you and his cousin so that you could stay in the country and be his boy toy.

Yeah.

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All right, little promo. Join us because one of us might be there. All right, you, you'll never know who might pop up in which city. Okay, it'll be a surprise. All right, let's get into these topics. I'm gonna go ahead and, and shoot to Sean because Wendy Williams is back in rehab.

What's happening?

Absolutely. So as of recently, Wendy Williams' family has been extremely concerned about her because they don't know exactly what's going on. So they've gotten information that Wendy is still drinking. There's nothing about like doing, you know, or anything like that, but they are concerned with, um, her drinking and feeling like at any point in time that they'll get a phone call that she's gone because they don't get any other information, little to no information. Ever since, um, Wendy left Kevin, that was pretty much like the source that the family had to get to her, or information on or about her. And as since she, you know, left him and has her own team now, they do not communicate with the family. So they're worried. They're just like, well, we know for a fact that she's still drinking because she was just recently put back into rehab for alcoholism. So that's what's going on with Wendy. She did just drop the documentary/buyout movie that's on, um, Lifetime about her being broke and the resources that she had prior, not having those resources now, and that there are banks and the, the people that worked on The Wendy Williams Show, that there's a lot of money that she is owed and Wendy has been looking for for quite some time. And with that being said, her son has not said anything publicly about her being in rehab, but he is allegedly one of the people that assisted her into going. So Wendy is still struggling, um, and it's a really sad situation because Wendy Williams is so full of life and funny and, you know, dramatic and messy and all of those things. But now it's like the life has been like drained from her. So, um, Every time we— I, I feel like every time we see her, it's more so of a sadness versus like, oh, it's Wendy. It's more like, oh, it's Wendy, um, type of situation. But I'll pass it on to you guys. So what do you think about that? Allegedly, Wendy Williams as recently has been put back into rehab, and I think it's outpatient. I don't think it's inpatient.

William?

Um, okay, so I mean, she's She's that girl. I mean, hello, her and Whitney had went at it before. Um, I would just say that like I'm not sure if I believe that it's this serious. It could be, but, um, I feel like maybe this is a publicity stunt for her documentary for Lifetime. Like, I don't really— I see how celebrities work and how this entertainment stuff goes, so she could be in a rehab But also, this could just be publicity for her show, for her upcoming— that's, that's coming out.

So yeah, honestly, I wish that's what it was. I agree. That's what it was, because it's so much more nefarious than that. Like, when I actually read up on it, because people just did an article about it, and basically way before like any of this really, really started happening, 2022, somebody decides that Wendy, because of the issue she's suffering now from the Graves' disease and, you know, autoimmune issues. She's been having issues, and the alcohol I think is making her lose her memory. So because of that, I think that was happening even back then. Somebody at Wells Fargo decided that they were going to take control of her funds because of it. And now, you know, her family can't really get in contact with her because she's on this guardianship situation, and the guardian is not in the family. Nobody knows who the guardian is. Like, that's just really creepy that this very well-known successful Black woman daytime television talk show can just have her life usurped like that. Like, that's, that's really scary to me. So I hope it's a publicity stunt because they look bad.

It does. It looks really bad. I just don't know too many people that would try to use something like as detrimental as going to rehab for substances abuses and things in that nature as a publicity stunt. Although now I can see the people around her trying to use it as a stunt to get people to pay attention to her again. But I do think that there's a lot wrong in what's going on in Wendy's life, and it's sad. It really is a sad situation seeing someone come from being so successful to being to where they are now. It's kind of like she's yesteryear, which is— it's crazy because, I mean, she's the queen of, you know, daytime tea, you know, and then went from We Got Wendy all the time to we just don't get to see her at all. And the things that's happening with her, you can see it. Like, when you see Wendy, you— it's off-putting immediately. It's like you're— we want to know, like, hey, are you okay? I mean, she needs help walking and sitting, and she can't— it's, it's sad. I don't know, Graves affects a lot of that, but very frail. Yeah, I feel badly for Wendy. No one deserves what she's going through.

No. And I feel like a part of that is probably her, like, really quarantining herself off and only having the husband. Like, if she would have had, you know, I think more of a close relationship with other people then it may not have been so easy to do. But you know, we hope, we hope that, you know, Wendy gathers herself and gets her life. But it's looking grim over there. Either way, let's move on.

Yes.

Well, y'all, Love Hip Hop Atlanta will not let us forget them, okay? As much as we may try, okay? Child, listen, flip-flop through the— listen, I'm trying not to cuss. All right, so Scrappy, y'all. Scrappy was on live all day yesterday because everybody was, you know, digging, digging in that buttocks. Um, he did an interview with Carlos King and Erica Dixon, and I don't understand why he keeps doing interviews because I don't understand anything he's saying. But Erica was just there to let us know that they're not hunching, and I just kind of feel like, girl, what other reason would you have to be around him if you're not hunching? Him. You are definitely hunching him, girl. Y'all going on vacations, y'all in jacuzzis, y'all in pools. This man can barely have a conversation. Of course y'all are hunching. Stop playing with us. And child, Diamond— I feel like their whole little interview was a response to Diamond and her getting engaged. And now he like, you know, I always loved you, I always loved you, I loved you the whole time, even when I was married and having kids with another woman and then cheating on her with the woman that I used to cheat on you with, even when I was doing all of that, it was still you. You know, I, I'm tired. I'm tired. What y'all got to say? Sean?

Uh, I just don't understand. Like you said before, what are we even paying attention to Scrappy to? For?

Why?

What?

Where?

And when? Uh, Scrappy is literally a nobody. The only Scrappy that matters as of now is the one that was on Scooby-Doo, because, uh, we're not getting anything that we need from, um, Scrappy and the team. When him saying what he said to Erica, are they sleeping together?

Probably so.

Um, I feel like here and there, maybe. But I do not think Erica loves Scrappy. I think she has love for Scrappy. I think Scrappy has love for Erica. But we've seen their relationship play out on, um, Love and Flip-Flop, and we didn't care then just like we don't care now. I think Erica is attaching herself to Scrappy not necessarily because of Diamond more so what else is she supposed to do? She had twins in a failed relationship and she's back to square one, so why not kick it with baby daddy who, you know, at least have some clout behind him? Because the last one definitely didn't. William?

Okay, for me, I feel like I really don't know what to believe when it comes to Scrappy. Is this like for Love Hip Hop storyline situation? Or is this a real thing? Who are you really hunching on, and what's the purpose? And what do you want us to see? Because we're all watching. But the thing is, I feel like Scrappy wants his cake and he wants to eat it too, just because he did the shows he's doing, and now he's doing a whole nother show on a whole nother network looking for love. So it's like, are you looking for love, um, with, uh Chaotic on another network trying to find love, or is this all for just to keep us entertained?

Is that tea? Is that wine? Is that wine you're trying to spill right now, William? Wait a minute.

Well, I mean, him and Chaotic have a show where they're looking for love, um, not a TV app. And so yeah, so it's like, so what is it?

Mm, seem like they just playing around for a check. Check. They playing around for a check. It's giving peeing for a check.

Oh no, but they was talking— some of the girls that were— that just did the show, um, that were auditioning, they were saying if you don't sleep with them, you won't make it on the show. You already know he's definitely sleeping with these girls.

Nasty. Cross-contamination. Nasty. Uh, Erica, be safe, girl, because I don't believe you. You're hunching him.

Yeah, Atlanta and wear condoms, baby.

Oh, oh, okay. So listen, with that being said, moving on to the networks. Rolly, Rolly says she is not returning to Baddies Caribbean. Okay, Caribbean. And I said, great, you just had all that surgery. I was wondering how you were gonna tackle and roll around on the ground with all of the stitches and everything. I was wondering. So I'm glad that she gonna go ahead and take a little break, but she said she gonna be back, and when she be back, it's up William, um, speaking of big facts, um, I think, uh, she's not coming back to Baddies because the people don't want her there.

There was a petition that was signed with over 200,000 people when the show was still airing each week every Sunday on Instagram and all the other social medias. Saying that they don't want Roli on the show. Well, the people talked and they don't want Roli on the show. She's just a big bully anyways, and, uh, she done had about 3 BBLs, so hopefully this is the last one, or hopefully she maintains it.

Sean, Roli gonna eat that, uh, BBL back immediately. She's the type that'll leave the, uh, or BBL clinic and have them stop through a church's drive-through, um, on the way. Roli, it's sad because you've always been a beautiful person. You keep chasing a look that isn't you. You keep trying to compare to the other girls on Baddie and look— Baddies— and look like the other girls on Baddies. The difference is, is that they're not putting their health at risk every time they get off that table. Surgeries are very dangerous, and BBLs are one of the most dangerous, um, surgeries, like, in general. So, um, I wish Roli the best. I wish that she could start loving on herself. So maybe when she does— because I don't feel like anything's going to be enough for her. Um, she's gotten significantly smaller with multiple surgeries. I think she should just kind of leave it alone. She looks good. Work and maintain what you have right now and worry about that. She's stating that, um, the reason she's not coming back to Baddies is because of, you know, the health risk and stuff that she has going on, and she wants to fully heal before she returns. So you mean to tell me that you're gonna sit around and let your body naturally heal to go damage it all over again?

And be safe off that narcotic, girl, because you know you get too many BBLs, they keep giving you them pain meds, and you know, next thing you know, you're in your house in a duff just, you know, twirling around.

You can't even poop.

You know what I'm saying?

Them things be good though. They'd be real good though.

See, this is why I'm a proponent for working out, because, you know, I need the blood to be running.

Okay, listen, I mean, I'm not gonna lie, I got a BBL like in 2018. And, you know, I got a little, a little tiny chubby because, you know, pandemic happened. We was all in the house and how bored, eating and drinking and thinking the world's ended. But, uh, you know, I know about a BBL. I know the pain, and I'm, I'm all for surgery. I'm all for fixing it, baby. But the thing is, you got to keep fixing it. Once you fix something, something else happens. When I got my BBL, my face got chunky. I had to fix this, had to fix this. So it's a whole lot going on. So she might fix something, but the thing is about Roli is that that the audience fell in love with her because bigger girls loved her because she was a lot of people's idols that were bigger girls, like Lizzo. Not, not saying she'll ever be or anything close to Lizzo, but that's a big girl who embraces herself. So instead of being insecure around all the other baddies because they're getting the men and getting the attention and getting all this sexual, sexualism, sexualism, why not, you know, love yourself and, and, and be that role model for the big girls in the hood?

Because you still insecure, just like it was when you was one of the big girls in the hood.

You still—

sure. And you know, it may make her feel better to be on Baddies and all of that, but essentially you still looking at all of these girls getting the attention. And I didn't even like the way she became famous, because when she was on Chance's show— is that— that was the one, right? Yeah. I didn't like the way— I didn't even like the name he gave her, the way he treated her, the way he treated those women. And I feel like it was just— to me, that was a a sign that she didn't really love herself as it is to let that weird-looking man play in your face like that, naming you Rollie. And you actually— and listen, you take it and you twerk, you do your thing, but girl, don't be out here trying to die to look like something that you're not supposed to look like, girl. Come on.

Even if she does get that body that she wants, she's still not gonna be happy. Be, because people are only gonna see you one way and they're always gonna see you that way. And also, like, I remember Roli— I was around Roli back when she was on Chance, and she was so much nicer. Now she's just mean. Like, she is mean all the time. She even stole my song, So That Big Back Can Get Somewhere. Yeah, child.

Well, I didn't hear it, so I guess it didn't matter that she stole it.

It don't matter.

Okay, but I just want her to not, you know, die for a look that you really not gonna be able to through surgery. Like, I'm sorry, but you're never gonna be able to look like them girls through surgery alone. Like, that's just not how that works, because, you know, you can only suck the fat out of so many places where, you know, girl, they got arteries in there. Be safe. Like, you, you know, like, just be safe.

Yeah, well, you can't suck it out of your head though. That, that's the thing. The help— like, happiness comes from within. So if you're not happy now and you keep changing things about your body, you're just going to keep changing them because you're not happy.

Happy.

You're changing the wrong stuff.

You got to get up here, and you don't want to be Joan Rivers, you know what I'm saying, out here, you know, dead to the table, girl. You don't want to be like that. Them girls— listen, we didn't say all we gonna say. You want to either take that advice or you not, but we moving on. Okay, so Beyoncé— no, wait, hold on, I'm sorry, Natalie Nunn, because we're still, we're still in Zeus land. Natalie, Natalie, girl, that chin surgery was so good. Like, they did really well on her chin surgery. Listen, no, you can't— Ozempic can't do nothing for that chin, girl. Like, I'm gonna tell you right now, because Ozempic got the girls with the bobble head, you know, they body slim but their head's big. So no, Natalie is doing good. But listen, Fabio Foren, child, I really need to understand why he talks so much and he don't ever say nothing about— nothing about himself. It really felt like he was up there trying to plead his case to the FBI, like, I'ma just tell everybody business so I could get, you know, my case pleaded down to a Damina or something like that. But he was on My Expert Opinion podcast and he basically said that Natalie Nunn was sleeping with his homeboy Louis Peso. Like, yeah, she flew Louis Peso out, they all over there in Dubai. And I'm like, so you know what, you know how I feel about—

I know Natalie personally, and even though at this very moment we're not on the on the best terms, I'm not gonna see her talk about her. But the thing is, is that, you know, I feel like 504 has this tour that's about to launch or starting, and he's not getting the numbers and the views. And nothing— even though if allegedly Natalie was sleeping with his friend, that's none of his business. And also, I think the friend should check him, you know, socially on that.

Yeah, like, why are you telling on me?

And also, I feel like, why use— knowing that Natalie is the queen right now of this reality TV app for Ratchet Television, and she's eating it up and making her bag, making her, making her millions over there at Zeus, um, why would you bring her up? Because you need some type of clout. So you know in the back of your mind that you go into this interview and you say Natalie's name, just like how Nicki Minaj said her name, You know it's gonna— who she did what, because you know that the— all the eyes are on Natalie, all the eyes are on those girls. So you sitting here, you bringing all these people up to, to make your, your name and relevancy, because I guess you're just not hitting it anymore, and no one— you ain't made no hit in a couple years. So it's like you're using her as clout. Yes, if, if this allegedly happened with your friend and Natalie, they ain't got nothing to do with you. You shouldn't be bringing that out up. Like, what?

Yeah, y'all be out here anywhere. I can't believe you up here spraying your homeboy business. He must not be your homeboy, or he must not really care like that. But either way, it's definitely like giving clout. Like, you bored? Like, what's going on?

Or, or, or the homeboy, um, could have, I guess, maybe allegedly might have messed with one of his girlfriends, and this might be revenge. I mean, you never know.

That's plausible. Sean, what you think?

Um, I think that he is completely okay with saying what he said. The reason why is because it's definitely a double standard when it comes to that. Women can talk about all the dudes that they smashed and smashing, who they friends is smashing, and I got condos in her head, and you know, my friend hit that. You know, they could say whatever they want, but then if a man says it, I think it's looked at completely different. Now, is it just a business No, but, um, Natalie's not known for respecting people in their privacy, so, um, I don't feel that she deserves that either. And let's not forget either, Natalie's a whole thief. Um, Baddies is not an original idea. It came from the show that she got on on Oxygen. So yes, you're a whole thief. Um, Bad Girls Club was an original idea that Oxygen created, not Natalie Nunn. So just because she feels like she's the HBIC of the house of the season that she was in and went to take something and started on OnlyFans and it didn't work work there. So then she brought it on to Zeus and made it a multi-million dollar company. Does not mean that she's not a thief at the end of the day. There's nothing original about the idea that she had. So again, if Phoebe— if Fabio feels like saying something about his homeboy sleeping with her and whatnot, I mean, I get it. And it's no secret that people have been saying for years that Natalie Nunn has been cheating on her husband. That's no secret. Like, it's been out here for years.

So this is very true, child. Hmm, William, you, you person, what's going on? You—

oh, I'm just, um, you know what, at the end of the day, whatever she did, she did. But I'm all about a bag. I'm all about getting to the bag. I'm all about, uh, a dream and following your dreams. And sometimes when you have to get to the bag and you have to do stuff that you're not too proud of, and if she stole somebody's money or copied somebody's stuff. Well, um, they copied Apple and somebody else copied the internet. So, uh, you know what it is, what it is. She got the bag.

Oh, go ahead, Sean.

Well, why you don't feel that way about Roli? Oh, she copied your song, didn't she?

Allegedly.

Well, she was just getting the bag.

Oh, okay.

Problem, right?

Yeah. Yes, she copied my song. Okay.

And it's proof that she's not with the Bad Girls Club. That's proof.

I mean, Sean, you know what this is like, you know. Come on, let William keep asking.

No, shout out to William.

I'm just saying It can't be one-sided. I have my thoughts on Natalie. None of you have your thoughts on that alone. And like I said, like I said, me and Natalie are not in the best terms right now, but I'm not going to speak down on her because through the pandemic and through the past 4 years, she carried Zeus on her back along with Jocelyn, and she entertained you. And not only you, all the other people in the world. And that's why it's a success. So whether she's on the Bad Girls Club or not, Whether she copied Bad Girls Club or not, she still got to the bag, she still entertained the world, and she's still doing her thing. So I don't care what anybody has to say about her. Like I said, we're not on the best terms right now, but she still did her thing and she still entertained the people. So if Oxygen wanted to come back in and take back over and make that show what it is again, they could do that. But they didn't.

All the losses—

I wouldn't have either. I don't have— yeah, yeah, I don't have this. And, um, Oxygen let it go for a reason. The lawsuits and all of that stuff was crazy. So same thing Joslyn goes through with Joslyn Cabaret, same thing Natalie goes through with the Baddies. So, um, yeah, I really let it go. They were born—

you gotta give the people what the people want. And if the people of our generation and the younger kids of TikTok and all the numbers— like they said, if it doesn't make numbers, it doesn't make sense. It makes numbers, so you keep doing it. And this is what the younger generation who is paying to watch. This is what they want to see, and this is what you have to give them.

And that is unfortunate. The younger generation is going into the depths of hell, child. Let's move on from that. Um, Beyoncé, let's talk about— listen, let's talk about Beyoncé. Beyoncé is number 1, okay, on the Country Hot 100. Shout out to her for doing that. I believe she's the first Black woman to ever do that. On top of that, that her Cécred hair care line has come out and the girls are trying to buy it wherever they can. And listen, I love Beyoncé, and you know I ain't gonna hold them. I ain't gonna hold them, y'all. Um, it's cute. I can't wait for y'all to throw out a simple line dance for us to follow. When y'all do that, I'ma hop in. Until then, I can't with y'all. But Beyoncé, baby, it is— the hair care line is giving— it's gonna be good for a little while, and then it's gonna flop. Like, that's what it's giving. It's giving it's gonna be up for a minute and then it might fall. And the only reason I say that— and listen, I love her and I want y'all to support her, don't be mad at me— when have we ever really seen her hair like that? Like, to be clear, it's been clippings, it's been weaves, it's been wigs, you know what I'm saying? So you're not really known for us— like, just because you take it out of a weave ever so often and wave it in our hair, you know what I'm saying, you know, in our face, it doesn't mean that you're known for real hair care. And I know her mama used to do hair and everything, but she ain't did hair since then. So it's just, you know, I just— this is gonna go, and I want Beyoncé to get like a brand that she can sell that will actually have longevity for her versus these little one-offs that she does, you know what I'm saying? Sean, what you think?

I think that Beyoncé is owns the internet. Um, but I will say this, Beyoncé's problems to me in the past with things like Ivy Park and things that, you know, uh, House of Dereon and so many other projects that she started, I think the reason why they would fail is because she didn't Rihanna the situation. Beyoncé's the type of artist that can just drop an album, right, and then it's just huge, it's everywhere, you know, it's all this blah blah blah. But when it comes to products, it's not the same thing. When she did Ivy Park, it was once a year basically, sometimes twice. We've you would see her like in it and doing a campaign for it and stuff like that. Rihanna consistently pushed Fenty. She was always doing like little things on Instagram and, you know, interviewing about it, and, you know, all of the fashion shows that she would do and make them really big and have all these big artists and stuff come out. Rihanna stayed on top of it. She stayed on top of that brand. And that's what Beyoncé needs to do. The more energy I think she puts at it, like what she's doing now, doing the Sacréty, then, uh, showing herself more on social media, because Beyoncé is a very private person. Person. But if you're trying to sell a brand, we need to see you. If you want the fans to purchase it, they need to see you using it. They need to just— we need to see it. And if you feel like you can just throw something out there and then just kind of walk away because I'm Beyoncé, it's not going to have the same effect. Because Rihanna could have did the same thing. Rihanna could have just came out with Fenty and just kind of just walked away and let everybody else handle the situation, like her team. But it was— she knows it's important to show Rihanna wanted the Rihanna Navy to support it. They did because she showed face. She was constantly promoting it and all that. And Beyoncé needs to do the same thing. Don't just do this now and then the next time we hear about Sacred is when you coming out with a new line or you got new—

like, just like the perfume, we need to see you in your bathroom on Instagram Live putting conditioner in your real hair, girl. That's what we saying.

And her children, we need to keep watching Blue Ivy here with the, uh, you know, grooming. Like, like, we need to see that. So show us that you really use it. Show us that that you really believe in it. Because even Ivy Park, we barely saw her in Ivy Park. It's your brand, like, we barely see you in it. So yeah, she has to promote it way more if she wants it to be successful.

I just feel like anything Beyoncé does, you know, it's golden. So if Beyoncé wants to say that the sky is green, that everyone will wake up and say the sky is green, just because Beyoncé is the queen and she will always be. Just like she's tackling country music right now and the other the girls couldn't make it happen. Like, no shade. So anything Beyoncé does, it will, it will be great.

If this hairline doesn't work, she's talking about K. Michelle. Go ahead, elaborate.

What we not gonna do, what we're not gonna do is act like it's a popularity contest, because really, down to the music, K. Michelle is over there yodeling, okay? Y'all not gonna do her like that.

But K. Michelle is not Beyoncé. K. Michelle is not the queen. So if anything, Beyoncé's opening a door that's something that she could not. Even though she's over there yodeling, it doesn't mean that she has Beyoncé's power. So Beyoncé has the power to open these doors, so K. Michelle should definitely be bowing down.

Oh no, oh no.

Did you say bow down, William?

I might say we ain't got to do all that. We ain't got to do all that. We ain't got to do all that. See, I, I'm not, I'm not with, I'm not with, with the clit worship that's going on right now. I appreciate people's contributions, but everybody ain't got to be Beyoncé in order for them to be valued in the marketplace, okay?

I don't feel like Beyoncé is opening up a door for country music. I don't feel that way. Um, I think, I don't feel that way. I think K. Michelle is an amazing artist, um, and whatnot. Love her music, love her voice, and I know that she has been trying to transcend, uh, transcend into country for quite some time, and with some people it's just a little bit more difficult. But I think Beyoncé's just having fun with music, right? Yeah, I don't think the whole country thing is, you know, to— for like a competition or anything like that. I think it's just what she's always wanted to do.

I, I can't wait for the rock album because there are, you know, there are people saying that the next one is going to be a rock album, and I feel like that's, that's going to be where I join in. Okay, and really, and only, only the queen could do that. A queen can do that.

Be honest, William, you are so shady.

Hey, Queen. Yes, you're not the only one. Other people have, have done like other genres of music. Yeah, it's okay, baby. So listen, we gotta switch gears. We love Beyoncé. Everybody gonna go support. That's what y'all gonna do because that's just how y'all is. Shout out to Jamie, that's me. So Larry Reid lover interview on Tasha K Live. We saw a little bit of the promo. We know a little bit about what's going on. And let me tell you something right now, I don't know what it is with you churchmen. I don't know what, what it is with you churchmen, but y'all sure do like to play around with the young boys' booty holes, and the young boys ain't asked y'all for that. Okay, now I don't know what that's about. I don't know if it's true. It's all alleged. We don't know. That's what the man said. But whenever the church men be around, you can pretty much guess it's gonna be some playing of the booty holes around there somewhere. White or black, it don't matter what denomination it is, okay? Um, so, you know, I'm tipping on believing. Um, I'm tipping on believing, but, you know, you never really know. Um, William, what do you have to say about the Larry Reid of it all? Baby?

Um, you know, I didn't really get into it, but, um, so is he saying that he wanted to basically move him over here because where he was from he didn't have a green card situation? So that's just giving leverage. The dude is cute, he probably got some good wee-wee or whatever, and, uh, Larry Reid wanted it and saw the opportunity of leverage. I get you over here, I give you green card, card, you get this, you can fund your career, and you can give me the—

well, it's also alleged that, you know, he, you know, he didn't turn down 15, 16, 17-year-old boys out there.

Um, you know, it's just giving you always like, that's too much, that's crossing the line. Now anything under 18 is just not it, or you can't even be 50 with somebody 18, that's just disgusting. But, um, but yeah, I mean, I see it as leverage. I see there's no real victim in this situation. Position. Like, if he needed his green card, he got to do what he got to do to get it. So I'm not saying it's wrong that he touched him or they fondled with each other's booty holes or whatever, whatever it was that they did, but just know that not, not either of them are victims. Somebody wanted something and somebody else wanted something and they made it happen.

Hmm.

Sean, um, Larry Reid is gross. Um, not only is he gross, he's unattractive. And he, um, now with this Lester person— shout out to Tasha K. Y'all make sure y'all go over to Tasha K Live and check out this interview that she did with Lester. Now, Lester allegedly was offered, just like other people in Larry Reid's church, to marry someone that was close to him. And I, from what I gather from the interview, originally, um, Larry Reid's ex-wife Lisa was offered to Lester to marry for the green card. That part didn't necessarily work out, so he married Larry's cousin instead, a female, married the cousin instead. Now to add insult to injury, he had a baby already and he's having a baby right now, but not with his wife, which is Larry's cousin. For real. So, um, literally, like, you can't make this stuff up. It's crazy. Uh, but with him using Larry Reid, I can't necessarily knock him for it because, you know, like, you know, William said there's no victim within this situation, right? There is no victim. Larry does have victims, but Lester is not one.

It's not one of them.

Agreed. I would agree with that. And, um, you know, it's kind of tit for tat. Um, Larry is known for taking care of these men. He's known for doing gay for pay, that he pays these men that are sleeping with women. Because I don't necessarily feel like Larry's attracted to, uh, gay men. I think it's more so of the, the, you know, persona, you know, that comes with it to make you the, the fantasy, you know, if you will, to convince these men that they need to be with him. And when they can't be with him, he will fund, um, whatever they need necessarily to keep them around. Now, Tasha K has been popping this situation for quite some time. She did what, a 3 to 4 part series, um, on him with Lavontre's family, which is the actual victim and whatnot. And Lester does speak, you know, a little bit, um, on that too. He does not know Lavontre, but, um, he did speak on that as well. So I think Larry Reid is a disgusting individual. It's not that he's gay and is a pastor— that has nothing to do with it. It's more so of, if you're going to be gay, be it and live in your truth. But Lester on Tasha K Live and others have stated that he is using the donations and whatnot that the church members and the churchgoers and supporters are sending him to have these men live these more so of a lavish lifestyle. So he's having his contributors come in and contribute to him paying straight men, allegedly, to be gay and fulfill a fantasy for him, because that's his fantasy, if you will. And he's been doing it for—

he's giving it— it's giving Diddy.

There's so much. And to to tie that, Diddy was really close to TD Jakes, and TD Jakes is Larry Reid's mentor.

I'm gonna keep trying to tell y'all about these men, okay? I'm gonna keep trying to tell y'all because I have been saying that that's the connection. And you add TP over there to the situation as well, okay? And you know, it's just looking like y'all might have a network. We all know we've heard about these networks networks, and these people play with these people, then these people play with these people, and you know, networks. Okay, but yes, in the celebrity world, child, it is giving nasty. Okay, it's giving no one safe. It ain't safe. It ain't safe at all. Anybody got anything else to add about that before we take a break?

Oh no, not at all. I was— all I think I have to add is go over to Tasha K Live right now and watch that Lester interview that she did. It is very thought-provoking.

Talking.

Uh, the people that have been following the Larry live situation here on YouTube and whatnot, this adds a lot of information that we didn't have before. It ties a lot of dots together and crosses a lot of T's. So yeah, get over to Tasha K Live right now and check out the recent interview that she did with Lester.

Thank you, Sean. All right, y'all, we're gonna take a quick little break and we'll be right back.

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 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 courage that I have because I have—

saw 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, a liking for men? At 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.

So what happened over time was that so much rejection. So like for every role that you get, you also get 50 rejections, right? I had like a tight group of girlfriends, which I'm very proud of, that my friends from 13 to about say 35 or 36, like we rolled pretty, pretty deep. And they started all talking crap about me one night when I was off doing a movie and they said, We just don't get it. Like, how did she make it? Like, she's not even pretty. This is a real conversation that they had. I've been marginalized in this trailer park piece of garbage. And it's like, wow, it's so funny because I've been accepted into Juilliard on a full-ride ballet scholarship. I've traveled the world 5 times. I'm not white trash. Is the gold juicy elixir the atonement, live forever, that I could have whatever I wanted? And I said, Nothing in my life's come that easy for me. I'm not gonna drink some juice and then suddenly I have everything I've ever wanted. You don't treat people very well all the time on set. You're very cerebral, very different, very hard to like even navigate around. Um, you've been very blessed. Like, what are you doing right now? Are you hiding something? Are you guilty about something? Are you making sure everyone's looking over there so they don't look over here, Terrence? I'll say it to his face. He knows how I feel. I asked him to pay me. I was never paid for that movie, Hustle and Flow.

Okay, you're an international soccer player. You are from the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago to be exact. You claim that you had a 1-year affair with, affair with a male pastor by the name of Larry Reid. Okay, we know him online as Larry Reid Live. You already have 1 child and you have a new baby on the way with your girlfriend. Congratulations to you and her. You You already ready to spill the wine, and you're here to expose Larry Reed, the pastor and the mentee, okay, to the world-renowned Archbishop Jordan, who allegedly set up a contract marriage with you and his cousin so that you could stay in the country and be his boy toy.

Yeah.

Welcome to the Wine Cellar, Lester. Okay, cheers.

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Yes. Okay, I might be there.

I might be there.

Okay, listen, and you don't want to catch us both there at the same damn time now, right? Okay, listen, William, listen.

What happened?

What happened? No, I was just saying we all might end up being there. You never know.

Oh yeah, baby, fly me out. Bonnie Louie, give me Gucci bags.

I'm down.

Out. I'm there. We're in there, baby.

Listen, in there, swimwear. So we got two more topics, right? The first one, I'm really tired of y'all playing with Miss Kalendria Renee Rowland. I'm tired of y'all not respecting the name, okay? Put some respect on the lady name. She has been doing a, a tour talking to different, uh, uh, I'm sorry, y'all, y'all know I'm spacing right now, y'all. I hate when that happened. But she didn't been talking to everybody, y'all. She's been on everybody's show, they TV show, they radio show. Child, I just saw it down there with Drew Barrymore's leg ran across hers. I got so happy inside. I said, finally somebody that understands who's sitting in front of them, you know. But some people can't seem to stop asking Kelly Kelly about Beyoncé like she ain't got stuff going on. She got a movie called Mia Culpa that's about to be on Netflix Friday. I can't wait to see it. It's by Tyler Perry, but I have high hopes nonetheless because Kelly is a producer from what I understand. Okay, so run the clip, Jasmine. We gotta see it.

Just dropped a whole new, uh, couple of songs, and it's my understanding that Renaissance 2 may or may may not be, um, country-based. Uh, and then there's a rumor going around that Renaissance 3 may be either rock-based or a DC reunion.

That is her business to talk about.

Damn it, woman.

And that's not the only person that has done that to her. That's happened to her several times over this past week, and it's uncomfortable. It's really uncomfortable. And I wish people would, like, read the room and recognize that she's there about her own stuff and to stop always making her feel like she doesn't matter if y'all can't discuss Beyoncé. I also feel like there's some colorism involved in this situation, but I'm gonna go ahead and, and move this along to Sean.

Sean, I think Kelly Rowland is just as popular as Beyoncé. I think that their star power is the same. I think where the issue comes in to where people start to like side-eye the situation is like what you said, the whole color, you know, situation, the skin tones, and one's more melanated than the other one, so one has more importance than the other. What I will say about Kelly Rowland is she is a phenomenal talent, beautiful woman, amazing songstress. Um, at points in time, Kelly's voice is stronger than Beyoncé's because there's certain ranges that Beyoncé can't even get to that Kelly can. So, um, to compare them, I feel the only comparison is that Beyoncé is, you know, she's Beyoncé, you know, just is what it is. I think Kelly needs to start putting into her contracts when she's doing interviews and whatnot that she does not want to talk about anything other than what she has going on. People like to ask Kelly, I feel, these questions because Kelly is more attainable. Beyoncé is not. Beyoncé's not doing these interviews. She's not going around necessarily sitting down talking to promote things. It's kind of like you just see her when you see her, and when you don't, you don't. Kelly is more, I would say, likable. Not that Beyoncé isn't, but I say Kelly's more likable because, again, she's more attainable. She doesn't mind talking about things. She's honest, she's open, all of that. Beyoncé is more so of like a closed, you know, box. It's really hard, um, to get to her. But what Kelly Kelly, this is a little bit easier. So I don't think people do it out of disrespect because they know how close Beyoncé and Kelly are. They are best friends, you know, they're like sisters. They've been around each other basically their whole lives. So, and they know that Kelly knows the tea because she's always around Beyoncé, and Beyoncé went to her movie premiere to support her, and Michelle was there, you know, and whatnot. So they're still very supportive of each other. They love each other now, and I think that that's I don't want people to kind of start a beef or want to start an issue between her and Beyoncé when there is no issue. It's just Kelly has her own things going on. So when she's here, she's not here to discuss Beyoncé. She's not the president of Beyoncé's fan club, you know, or any of that stuff. So when you see me, see me. And she is entitled to that. Just like if us three, if we were a group and Bondi was the Beyoncé of the group, group. When I come to sit down, I don't want to talk about Bondi. I, I don't care that she has an album, and it's not in a negative tone. I care about the things that I'm— I have going on, right? You know, the things that I'm doing. Like, I'm here to promote this movie. Beyoncé not in it.

What did you think about what Bethenny said? Bethenny Frankel felt like she should have just accepted the little bitty room they were offering her on the Today Show. What did you think about that?

Like, again, she has the same appeal and star quality as Beyoncé. So Beyoncé's gonna you're gonna make sure it's that. You need to do the same thing for me. I don't care that I'm not married to Jay-Z. I don't care that I don't have a 3-part album and 17, uh, 52 Grammys. I don't care about none of that stuff. Treat me how I would treat you. And I don't think Kelly is wanting too much or wanting it. No, just treat me how I'm normally treated. That's all. Nothing more, nothing less. So I don't feel like she was going above and beyond to be difficult or anything like that. No, not at all. She didn't make a mockery of it. She just simply left.

Left.

What's the problem with her leaving? It didn't meet her criteria, and that's okay. It was not up to her standard. Nothing wrong with that.

I agree. William?

Um, I don't see it as colorism. Um, I don't agree with some of the stuff y'all are saying, not just because Beyoncé is the queen, but I feel like, you know, Kelly has, you know, that she's been around her, she's been around the legacy. Kelly is very talented, but she does not bring that star power.

Kelly was in Destiny's Child. That is how Destiny's Child started. It did Start with Beyoncé. Beyoncé is not Destiny's Child.

Destiny's Child is Tina's child. Okay, it's still Beyoncé.

So the thing is, Matthew's child.

The thing is, is that, um, you know, she has to just accept the fact that she's going to these interviews and that, you know, she was taught— she is still tied to Beyoncé. She will always be forever not Beyoncé's shadow but her right fan. So Kelly, it's gonna be really hard for her to disconnect that. Everybody— Beyoncé is the queen. So, you know, she just has to accept that, hey, yeah, you're not gonna get Beyoncé on an interview. You can get Kelly, and that's why they're bringing her in there to talk about— yeah, you can talk about what you're doing in the movies and the music and the albums, that's great, but they want you— they want to know what Beyoncé's doing.

That's crazy. Get an interview with Beyoncé. I'm not Beyoncé's handler.

Settle for Kelly, and then they're gonna ask Kelly about Beyoncé.

But how are they settling for her if she's in the movie?

And that's why it's never about how small the room was. It's never about them talking about this. It's about Beyoncé. She wants to disconnect, so put it in her contract like you said. Then she won't have that problem. I feel that she stormed off of the show because she— they— she knew that they were going to ask about Beyoncé. It's not about Beyoncé, and she needs to just come to terms of that. Beyoncé is the queen of the world right now.

But people ask about Beyoncé with her all the time. She doesn't storm off.

Well, maybe she's tired of it.

But would she been tired of that? I wouldn't think that that's— she would just get tired of—

just have to accept it. She's not Beyoncé.

No, she does not. She doesn't have to just, just accept it. That's crazy.

When it comes to Beyoncé, yes, you were the right or you were the left. Decide which one you want to be, but you're not Beyoncé.

Beyoncé.

She don't want to be.

That's the problem. That's what she's saying. Like, I'm Kelly, talk to me.

No, she's using excuses and walking out of interviews because she's saying they're asking— the room was too small, or they're asking about this. No, you're connected with Beyoncé. People want to know about Beyoncé. They can't get Beyoncé, they can't get her mom, they can't get her dad, they're gonna get you. That stuff going on, but you're not gonna— you just have to accept it. Kelly has to accept that Beyoncé is the main, is the lead, and will always be the queen.

In the interview, Tasha— or shout out to Kash Kay— in the interview, Kelly did not walk off when Tigger asked her that question. Why didn't she leave if she was so bothered? She left the Good Morning America show. You're on the wrong show, sweetie. You gotta come on back, William. Wrong show. She didn't leave that. She stayed.

She's trying to be the main girl still, and it's just not happening.

She is the main girl. What are you talking about? She's Kelly Rowland.

Kelly is not the main girl. It will always be Beyoncé. So when you associate yourself with Kelly— yes, she's a great singer, yes, she's an award winner, but she will always be associated— oh, she was with Beyoncé, she was Destiny's Child, that's Kelly Rowland. We get it. But they'll always want to know— when Beyoncé's still at the top, still eating, and still being that main girl of today, Kelly kind of like backed off a little bit and lived her life, and still trying to come back and be that main girl. And it's just not happening.

What do you mean main girl? I'm confused by that.

I'm trying to understand.

Beyoncé and then there's Kelly. There's—

there's not together, like, but I don't— I'm trying to see, like, main girl, what do you mean? It's not a group, they're individuals.

These people are asking her for interviews and on podcasts because Beyoncé is the queen right now.

Beyoncé's been on a press run for a movie. They're not asking to interview her. She's on a—

but when it comes to when it comes to getting her, they're going to make sure they mention Beyoncé. And that's what's bothering Kelly. That's what's bothering her. She cannot disconnect her and Beyoncé when it's all about— she wants it to be all about Kelly. They're going to ask about Beyoncé, and you just can't get out of that.

I think you're getting part of this right, because it is annoying for somebody to keep asking you about someone else, as we've said. But ultimately, she is the main character in her life. I mean, she's the main character in the movie that she promoting. So I feel like, you know, I get it, William, but come on, like, Beyoncé— Beyoncé's Beyoncé, and I'm a huge Beyoncé fan.

But I mean, at the end of the day, I, I— Kelly is a person.

Kelly's a person, and it's okay, you know what I'm saying? It's okay, love. You, you don't have to— you ain't got a dick ride that hard. It's okay. I'm sorry. I love you. I love you for real, okay? Okay, but you're dick riding a little bit too hard, and we just need you to pull up off it just a little bit. Just, just a little bit. Okay, we appreciate you though, love, we do. All right, let's move on. Tiffany Haddish, child. Tiffany is out here looking for a man anywhere she could find one. She don't want one like Monique, but she sure do still want one. Where's the clip, Jasmine?

Business class on my way to Israel. I'm going to go meet my future man out there. I'm out, I'm out, going to the Holy Land. I suggest you all do it. Why go? Why not go? It's orange juice, it's not champagne. Give me gas. I would never do that to these people. I might come back a little Jewish baby. On my way to Tel Aviv, then to Jerusalem, then I'm going to the Dead Sea and going to get me some. Going to have some fun, yeah, it's going to be great. Then I'm going to learn about the politics. Hey, who said I wasn't going to Gaza? I said I'm going to go see with my own eyes. Got to go to Israel first. And isn't Gaza in Israel? Ain't it all on the same continent, the same little piece of land, same surrounded by water?

Oh Lord, Tiffany is so problematic, child. Ever ever since, you know, they accused her of, you know, messing with them kids and stuff, everything has seemed, you know, been going downhill, downhill. Um, I don't know what she's going to do in Israel. Um, I don't know what man she's going to find, but, um, I can't even say I hope she stays safe. I, I just— I, I don't even know what to think about Tiffany at this point. Um, William, won't you go ahead and tell us what you think about Tiffany?

Well, just like, uh, she has those DUIs, she— it looks like she's got a fly UI, baby, because every time she gets on the internet and goes viral for something, she's always drunk. So, um, if anybody needs to be in that rehab for alcoholism, it is definitely her. And she's going to the, to the land where they have war and murder and, and all this, all this genocide right now. Like, what? Like, why would you go and be looking for a man you You need— no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

She—

something's wrong. She definitely needs a little help. And where are her friends? Why is she alone? Where are her friends? She's talking about she don't have a man, she's— she doesn't have what Monique has, all of these things. Girl, where's— where's your friends? Why would your friends allow you to be doing what you're doing? You do what? You don't have no friends? Where's Jason Lee at? Where's Jason?

Is he friends with anybody?

Anybody.

I feel like she's not friends with anybody. We don't see her with no real friends. She got industry friends, she got no real friends. Um, but yes, somebody commented tone deaf. It's absolutely tone deaf. Read the room, ma'am. She always— I feel like she tries to pretend like she's so above things, and then she end up right there on the gutter next to her car with the police standing over her.

Sean, um, I As much as I don't necessarily care for Tiffany Haddish, parts of me do kind of feel bad for her at times. Um, I don't think she needs a man at all. I think Tiffany needs to love on herself some more. Um, she has been too dependent, um, on men. I think she just needs to be dependent on herself for a while and figure out what she truly wants instead of— I don't know, you know how it is in Hollywood. A lot of people, they deal with wants instead of necessities. Instead of the things that they need, they go after the things that they want. Want. And, um, I think that Tiffany has that bad, you know, to where she keeps going after things that isn't necessarily for her. Um, Tiffany, she's tried to dabble in a lot of other things, like she just tried to rap not too long ago. And, um, yeah, she has a music video of her rapping. Um, and she allegedly— they're supposed to be doing a shooting, like Girl Trips 2, um, and stuff like that. So, you know, I wish her the best. Um, everything that she went through with Aries Spears, I don't feel that she was canceled for it. I don't believe anybody really gets canceled, uh, that we hear that all the time. Oh, cancel them, cancel them, cancel them. But they're really not canceled, you know. Uh, no, they're R. Kelly. R. Kelly could get out right now and just not be canceled. He's good. Yeah, album be supported. There's always gonna be people that support them. So, um, yeah, so I just think that Tiffany needs to focus on that. Focus on yourself for a while, Mama. On and leave people churn along and focus on you.

That, yeah, just get some, get some therapy, get some damn help for yourself, um, and stay off the internet. Get a driver, you know what I'm saying? Like, instead of going to Israel, she should, you know, she really should have checked herself into some type of like rehab or, yeah, just something where she could chill and, and get her mind right. But from what I, I read Tiffany Haddish's book, and she's been through so much in her life that it really does make me think she is deeply deeply traumatized and has yet to really get help for the things that she's been through in her life, like the foster mother and being assaulted as a child and abusive boyfriends. And she thinks that if she can keep laughing and smiling, that everything's okay. But no, it's like we still can see the darkness within you, no matter how much you try to smile and toxic positivity your way out of these very dark situations that she ends up in. You know what I'm saying? I'm saying. So, you know, I hope that Tiffany can eventually get her life and all of that because she needs to. I need to get her life. It's another celebrity gone. Wow. Y'all have anything else to say before we wrap the show up?

I had a great time. Um, make sure y'all go to Tasha K On Stage. Make sure y'all get over there, and the new interviews that she just did, especially the one with, um, Lester, is on Tasha K Live. So make sure y'all go check out Tasha okay, live and get those tickets. Okay, there's some new dates added in for Tasha's stand-up. Make sure y'all go check that out, get a ticket. Again, you never know, you can see Sean there, you can see Bondi there, you can see William there, and so many other people. You just never know. So get those tickets, grab those tickets.

So, uh, where else can we find you, love? Give us all of your social media.

Absolutely. Uh, you can find me at Sean Everyway Show here on YouTube, also on IG and on Ko-fi. I have shows that I do there as well. And again, thank you, um, Bondi, thank you, William, thank you, Tasha, um, for having me here. I really enjoyed myself. Thank you.

Thank you, Sean, you are such a pleasure. William, where can everybody find— what do you have going on?

Okay, so I got some music videos coming out, um, I got some, some viral podcast moments that are going to be hitting the, the air soon. That'll be everywhere, okay? And then, um, and we talking, we talking Hollywood, baby. Um, but yeah, you can find me on Instagram or wherever. William the Baddest, T-H-E, not D-A. William the Baddest, the number 1 on Instagram. And yeah, it's a whole lot going on and I'm so excited for this year. Ow! And shout out to Tasha K, let's go! Y'all better get tickets to her stuff. Y'all better show up to her stuff. Yeah, she's coming to your city, get your tickets now.

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