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A Florida woman, Jennifer Kleber, claimed she was married to Eminem and refused to pay her restaurant bill, leading to her arrest for defrauding an innkeeper. Her claim was false, and Eminem is not married to her, currently dating Katrina Malota.
Alaina Scott, Eminem's daughter, responded to negative comments about her body size following her pregnancy announcement, urging people to stop commenting on women's bodies and emphasizing body positivity and self-acceptance during pregnancy.
Eminem's daughter Alaina Scott announced she is pregnant with her first child, sharing her joy and excitement on social media. She and her husband, Matt Moeller, are expecting their baby, making Eminem a grandfather again, with his daughter Hailie already having a son. The family is celebrating this new addition to their growing family.
Mariah Carey addressed her long-standing feud with Eminem during a TV appearance, acknowledging some past tensions but expressing indifference, and referencing rumors about their alleged past relationship and conflicts from the early 2000s.
Eminem premiered his 'STANS' documentary on SiriusXM's Shade 45, engaging in a candid conversation with fans and Paul Rosenberg about his career, 'Stan,' and his personal collection, available for on-demand streaming.
The documentary 'Stans,' directed by Steven Leckart and produced by Eminem and his team, explores Eminem's career through the perspectives of his fans, featuring interviews, archival footage, and personal stories, highlighting the deep emotional connection fans have with his music. The film was developed over 12 years, emphasizing a unique approach by focusing on fans rather than a traditional career retrospective, and includes rare footage and moments of personal significance for Eminem.
Eminem’s manager confirms that the name 'Stan' was a happy coincidence, originally just a rhyme with 'fan', and not deliberately derived from 'stalker' and 'fan'. The song 'Stan' has had a significant cultural impact, inspiring a documentary that explores fan relationships and features interviews with superfans, highlighting the profound emotional connection fans have with Eminem's music.
The trailer for 'Happy Gilmore 2' features cameos from Eminem, Post Malone, Bad Bunny, and other celebrities, with the film set to release on Netflix on July 25. The sequel sees Adam Sandler's character returning to golf to raise money for his daughter's ballet, blending nostalgia with new faces and returning characters. Eminem and Post Malone's appearances highlight their successful music careers, with Eminem's recent chart-topping album and Post Malone's tour supporting his latest album.
Adam Sandler has teased a cameo by rapper Eminem in the upcoming sequel "Happy Gilmore 2," which is set to release on Netflix in July 2025. Sandler confirmed Eminem's involvement during an interview on "The Dan Patrick Show," where he also mentioned other cameos, including retired golf pro Jack Nicklaus. The film will see the return of original cast members like Ben Stiller and Christopher McDonald, with new additions such as Nick Swardson and Bad Bunny. Directed by Kyle Newacheck, the sequel follows the success of the 1996 original.
Eminem subtly acknowledged the death of his mother, Debbie Nelson, by omitting a derogatory lyric about her during a performance in Abu Dhabi. Nelson, who had a tumultuous relationship with Eminem, passed away at 69 after battling lung cancer. Despite their strained relationship, Eminem reportedly supported her financially. His half-brother, Nate Mathers, expressed mixed emotions over their mother's passing. The family history includes legal disputes and personal struggles, with Nate having been in foster care before Eminem became his guardian.
Eminem's brother, Nathan Mathers, expressed feelings of 'hatred and mixed emotions' following the death of their mother, Debbie Nelson, at 69. Eminem has publicly discussed his troubled relationship with his mother, which included a legal battle for custody of Nathan when he was placed in foster care. Despite their mother's denial of Eminem's accusations of abuse, the brothers have maintained a strong bond, with Nathan praising Eminem as a role model.
Hip-hop often honors single mothers, with artists like 2Pac and Kanye West celebrating their mothers' sacrifices. Eminem, however, stood out for his harsh lyrical attacks on his mother, Debbie Mathers, depicting her negatively in his songs. Despite this, Eminem later expressed regret and reconciled with her in his 2013 song "Headlights," highlighting hip-hop's capacity for exploring complex familial relationships and ultimately fostering empathy and reconciliation.
Eminem's half-brother, Nathan Mathers, expressed 'hatred and mixed emotions' on social media following the death of their mother, Debbie Nelson, at 69 due to lung cancer complications. Nelson had a tumultuous relationship with both sons, with Eminem becoming Nathan's legal guardian after he spent years in foster care. Eminem's past songs, like 'Cleanin' Out My Closet,' highlighted their strained relationship, leading to a defamation lawsuit from Nelson. Despite the family challenges, Nathan credits Eminem as a positive role model.
Eminem's half-brother, Nathan Mathers, publicly expressed mixed emotions on Instagram following the death of their mother, Debbie Nelson, who had a troubled relationship with both sons. While Nathan shared his feelings, Eminem remained silent, possibly due to their long-standing public animosity. Nelson, who died of lung cancer at 69, had a complex history with her sons, including legal battles and public disputes, often reflected in Eminem's music.
Debbie Nelson, the mother of rapper Eminem, has died at 69, reportedly from lung cancer. Known for their tumultuous relationship, which Eminem often referenced in his music, the two had a history of public disputes, including a defamation lawsuit Nelson filed against him. Despite their estrangement, Nelson expressed pride in Eminem's achievements, including his 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Eminem has not yet commented on her passing.