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A teacher at Taylor Preparatory High School in Michigan alleges she was fired because she refused to erase material she created for her rap career, after a parent complained about her content. The teacher, who goes by the stage name Drippin’ Honey, claims she was given an ultimatum to remove the content but refused, and was subsequently terminated.
Domonique Brown, a U.S. history teacher at Taylor Preparatory High School in Detroit, claims she was fired due to her rap career under the name "Drippin Honey," despite her belief that it did not interfere with her teaching responsibilities. Brown, who was named teacher of the month in December, alleges that a parent's complaint about her music career led to months of meetings with the school, ultimately resulting in her termination. She plans to take legal action against the school, asserting that she was discriminated against and that the school was not transparent about the reasons for her dismissal.
In her upcoming memoir, "The Woman in Me," Britney Spears takes a jab at her ex-husband Kevin Federline's failed rap career, sarcastically writing, "Bless his heart." Federline's attempt at a rap career was met with criticism and negative reviews, with his 2006 album, "Playing with Fire," being panned by critics and the public. Spears reflects on the public doubting Federline's musical talents during their marriage. The couple, who married in 2004 and divorced in 2007, share two sons. Spears' memoir, which delves into her family drama and past relationships, is set to be released next week.
Blueface was released on bail from a Las Vegas jail and immediately began coaching his ex-girlfriend and mother of his two children, Jaidyn Alexis, for a potential rap career. However, their studio session turned sour as Jaidyn rebelled against Blueface's coaching and threatened to take longer to prevent him from seeing his other girlfriend, Chrisean Rock, who apparently didn't want to see him after his arrest.
Bhad Bhabie, the rapper and OnlyFans creator, said that her mother doesn't care about her wealth coming from OnlyFans because "that lady loves money." Bhad Bhabie first became famous after appearing on Dr. Phil at age 13. She also talked about putting her mother in a nursing home when she gets older.