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Huda Mustafa appeared on Instagram Live with her boyfriend, where a caller used a racial slur, leading to public backlash, her apology, and Huda Beauty ending its partnership with her due to the incident.
Blac Chyna and her daughter Dream Kardashian entertained fans during an Instagram Live session, where Dream showcased her personality by answering questions and making witty remarks. The session included a surprise comment from Rob Kardashian, Dream's father, which delighted both mother and daughter. Fans appreciated the positive interaction, especially given the family's past challenges, and were amused by Dream's playful acknowledgment of being the only Kardashian child.
During an episode of Shannon Sharpe's "Club Shay Shay" podcast, actress Keke Palmer humorously brought up Sharpe's accidental Instagram Live incident where he was caught having sex, leading to laughter and playful banter between the two. Sharpe, who had previously expressed embarrassment over the viral moment, was a good sport about Palmer's jokes, which referenced the unnamed woman involved in the incident.
Cardi B revealed during an Instagram live stream that she had a heated and "very nasty" phone call with fellow rapper BIA, which she recorded. The feud between the two has escalated following a diss track by Cardi B in a remix of Megan Thee Stallion and GloRilla's song "Wanna Be." BIA has yet to respond to the latest developments.
Cardi B responded to body shamers by humorously eating pancakes with whipped cream on Instagram Live, following criticism of her appearance during a Las Vegas performance. Despite the backlash, she emphasized her confidence and openness about her cosmetic surgeries, stating she makes changes for her own satisfaction.
Aoki Lee Simmons, 21, sparked concern among fans after sharing a bizarre Instagram Live video featuring her kissing 65-year-old restaurateur Vittorio Assaf, whom she referred to as her "boyfriend." In the video, she exhibited peculiar behavior, including slurred speech and repeatedly asking Assaf to buy her a crepe. Fans expressed unease over the nature of her relationship and her behavior, with some questioning her Ivy League education. Aoki's parents, Russell and Kimora Lee Simmons, have shared cryptic social media posts in response to the situation, but Aoki herself has not addressed the romance publicly.
Halle Bailey released the music video for her new single "In Your Hands," a powerful love song that doubles as an ode to her three-month-old son, Halo. The video features Bailey singing along the rocky oceanside and includes scenes with her son. Bailey has been opening up about motherhood and how it has motivated her in her life and career, while also sharing her approach to handling criticism by staying off social media.
Comedian Tiffany Haddish announced on Instagram Live that she was traveling to Israel, expressing her intention to "meet her future man" and potentially visit Gaza as well. Israel's official Twitter account reposted her video, and the State of Israel even suggested throwing her a Bat Mitzvah at the Western Wall. Haddish also mentioned her interest in learning about the politics and history of the region, while some criticized the timing of her trip given the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict.
Kadarius Toney, a former Giants receiver, celebrated the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory on Instagram Live despite being a healthy scratch for the game. Toney, who did not play in the game, appeared to be enjoying the celebration in the locker room and made controversial comments about his health status and the Giants. His late-season antics have raised questions about his future with the Chiefs, who won the Super Bowl without his help.
Sergio Kletnoy, entertainment director at Vogue magazine, faced backlash for making light of Megan Thee Stallion being shot in the foot during an Instagram Live with Nicki Minaj. Kletnoy's comments, including foot emojis and a remark about "fragment foot," sparked outrage on social media, leading to calls for his dismissal. Despite apologizing and expressing his support for female artists, some remain skeptical of his intentions. Kletnoy has since set his Instagram page to private.
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney claimed on Instagram Live that the team is lying about his injury, insisting he's not hurt despite being ruled out of the AFC Championship game due to both undisclosed "personal reasons" and an ongoing hip injury. Toney's absence is expected to lead to more playing time for Justin Watson and Mecole Hardman as the Chiefs face the Baltimore Ravens in the crucial game.
Nicki Minaj escalated her feud with Megan Thee Stallion by making a "nasty" joke about Megan's late mother in response to a perceived diss in Megan's new song "Hiss" aimed at Minaj's husband, Kenneth Petty. Minaj's dig sparked backlash from fans, with some calling her actions "nasty" and "insecure." The feud between the two rappers has been ongoing, with recent tensions arising from Minaj's unreleased single taking aim at Megan's past foot injuries and their previous collaboration on "Hot Girl Summer."
Detroit Lions' C.J. Gardner-Johnson took to Instagram Live to taunt Baker Mayfield after the Lions' win over the Buccaneers, referencing their pre-game verbal sparring and his interception off of Mayfield. The Lions safety's interception helped set up a field goal, contributing to their victory and advancement to the NFC championship game against the San Francisco 49ers.
Cardi B took to Instagram Live to express her anger and frustration towards her ex-husband Offset, breaking down in tears during the emotional rant. She accused him of playing games with her and not appreciating her support, while also mentioning that she had refrained from doing anything while he celebrated his birthday. Cardi B also tweeted a message to Offset, calling him out and stating that she has to resort to the internet because he doesn't take her seriously. The couple's relationship had been rumored to be on the rocks after they unfollowed each other on social media earlier this month.
Cardi B took to Instagram Live to express her anger and frustration towards her ex-husband Offset, breaking down in tears as she accused him of playing games and treating her poorly. She revealed that she had been holding back and not speaking out about his behavior, but felt the need to take to the internet because he didn't take her seriously. The couple had recently announced their split, and fans had noticed that they had unfollowed each other on social media. Cardi B and Offset married in 2017 and have two children together.