Authorities arrested a 27-year-old man Sunday after he allegedly broke into a Hidden Hills estate owned by media personality Kim Kardashian and stole a vehicle for a joyride. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed the incident occurred at a property currently undergoing extensive renovations. A security guard stationed at the residence contacted law enforcement shortly before 4 p.m. to report a burglary in progress. Neither Kardashian nor her four children were present at the home during the time of the break-in, officials said. Investigators said the suspect gained entry to the gated property through a side door. Once inside the perimeter, the man was reportedly observed loading various items into a vehicle. The sheriff’s department later determined the suspect had commandeered a car parked on the premises. While early reports suggested the vehicle might belong to the reality television star, investigators clarified that the stolen car actually belonged to a staff member working at the site. The suspect allegedly took the vehicle for a joyride before he was apprehended by responding deputies. The 27-year-old man, whose identity has not yet been released to the public, was booked on suspicion of residential burglary and grand theft auto. It remains unclear if any high-value items were successfully removed from the home during the incident. Kardashian has not issued a formal statement regarding the security breach. The Hidden Hills community, a wealthy enclave in Los Angeles County known for its celebrity residents and private security, has seen a string of similar high-profile incidents involving trespassers in recent years. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department stated that the investigation remains active as they work to determine if the suspect was acting alone or if the property was targeted specifically because of its owner. Officials have not disclosed the total value of the items recovered from the scene.

Latto seemingly shuts down rumors that 21 Savage is married. During a recent livestream, the “Big Mama” rapper took a definitive stance against claims that she is involved with a married man. “I’m not f***ing nobody’s husband,” Latto said during the live. For several years, Latto and 21 Savage have been the subject of romantic speculation. While the two have never officially confirmed their relationship to the public, they have been spotted together on numerous occasions and have frequently dropped subtle hints in their music and social media posts. View this post on Instagram Despite their privacy, internet sleuths and bloggers have often claimed that 21 Savage, born Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, has a secret wife. The recent outburst from Latto seems to be a response to commentary from social media personality Charleston White, who has been vocal in his criticism of the Atlanta-based rapper. Latto expressed frustration with the ongoing scrutiny, suggesting that the rumors are fabricated to tarnish her reputation. Industry insiders note that the speculation regarding 21 Savage’s marital status often stems from his past legal battles with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. During his 2019 detention, rumors circulated that his legal residency might be tied to a marriage, though these claims were never verified by the artist or his legal representatives. Latto, who rose to fame after winning the first season of the reality series “The Rap Game,” has become one of the most prominent women in hip-hop over the last few years. Her recent chart-topping success has brought increased attention to her personal life, a transition she has admitted can be difficult to navigate. The rapper’s blunt denial appears to be an attempt to set the record straight once and for all. By addressing the “husband” rumors directly, Latto is signaling that she is no longer willing to let social media narratives dictate the public’s perception of her private affairs. 21 Savage has not yet commented on the recent livestream or Latto’s remarks.

Toni Braxton is celebrating a special milestone with Birdman. The R&B singer marked her two-year wedding anniversary with the rapper and music executive by sharing a rare glimpse of their private romance. Braxton posted two bridal photos on Instagram, reflecting on the couple’s journey together. “Celebrating two years of bliss. Happy Anniversary,” she wrote. View this post on Instagram In the photos, Braxton poses in a wedding gown, offering fans a glimpse at a ceremony the couple kept largely out of the public eye. Braxton and Birdman, whose real name is Bryan Williams, have shared a relationship spanning years of friendship, romance and reconciliation. The pair began dating in 2016 after knowing each other for decades. They confirmed their engagement in 2018. However, their relationship faced a setback the following year when they announced their split. The couple eventually found their way back to each other. In 2020, Braxton revealed that wedding plans were once again underway. R&B Singer Toni Braxton Celebrates 2ND Marriage Anniversary With Birdman Still, the pair continued to keep many details of their relationship private. Their eventual wedding remained a mystery until reports surfaced in 2025. Braxton and Birdman secretly married on Aug. 8, 2024, according to reports. Their marriage faced turbulence almost immediately. Just two days after their wedding, Braxton listed Aug. 10 as their separation date in a divorce filing. She later dismissed the petition in January 2025 with Birdman’s agreement. Throughout their relationship, Braxton has emphasized the friendship that came first. The seven-time Grammy winner previously described Birdman as one of her dearest friends before their relationship became romantic. The couple’s history stretches back more than 25 years. That foundation has remained an important part of Braxton’s description of their bond. Now, Braxton is celebrating their anniversary with a simple message of happiness. Her Instagram tribute also underscores the couple’s preference for privacy. After years of public twists and turns, Braxton and Birdman appear to be enjoying another milestone together — quietly, and on their own terms.

Hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has reportedly paid between $7 million and $8 million to defend himself against federal criminal charges, according to sources cited by TMZ. The reported legal bill covers nearly two years of litigation following Combs’ September 2024 arrest in New York. His defense team has included attorneys Marc Agnifilo, Teny Geragos, Brian Steel and Nicole Westmoreland. Diddy has reportedly paid his lawyers $8 million to defend him against racketeering and sex trafficking charges He was facing life in prison but ended up getting only four years. pic.twitter.com/IRlaaK6YHb — My Mixtapez (@mymixtapez) August 5, 2026 The attorneys represented Combs through an eight-week federal trial and subsequent appellate proceedings. Their work addressed allegations that initially exposed Combs to a potential life sentence. Federal prosecutors charged Combs with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. A Manhattan jury acquitted him of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking in July 2025. Jurors convicted Combs on two counts under the Mann Act. Those counts concerned transporting male escorts across state lines for prostitution. Hip-Hop Mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs Paid $8 Million For Legal Team To Fight Cases Prosecutors presented evidence involving sexual encounters between Combs, his former girlfriends and male escorts. The government described some of those encounters as “Freak Offs.” The trial also featured allegations involving singer Cassie Ventura and other women. Combs denied the most serious allegations against him throughout the proceedings. A federal judge sentenced Combs to 50 months in prison in October 2025. He is serving the sentence at the Federal Correctional Institution at Fort Dix in New Jersey. The sentence marked a substantial reduction from the potential punishment associated with his most serious charges. A conviction on the racketeering and sex trafficking counts could have resulted in life imprisonment. Combs’ legal battles have continued during his incarceration. His defense attorneys are pursuing additional challenges to his conviction and sentence. Last month, prison officials reportedly placed Combs in solitary confinement following an altercation with another inmate. Sources said the dispute began after the inmate allegedly insulted Combs. The men reportedly exchanged pushes and punches before prison staff intervened. Sources said Combs “held his own” during the confrontation. The reported legal fees highlight the financial stakes of defending a high-profile federal prosecution. They also reflect the resources required for complex litigation involving extensive discovery, trial proceedings and appeals. Combs remains incarcerated while his attorneys continue litigating his case. His reported legal spending adds another dimension to a federal prosecution that has drawn sustained attention from the music industry and legal community.

A Los Angeles judge has dismissed the divorce case filed by Raina Chassagne against incarcerated singer Tory Lanez, ending the proceeding without a final judgment on the couple’s marriage. The court dismissed the case after finding insufficient activity to move the proceeding toward a final judgment, according to court documents obtained by TMZ. The dismissal does not establish that Chassagne and Lanez reconciled. Chassagne filed for divorce in June 2024, less than a year after marrying Lanez, whose legal name is Daystar Peterson. She cited irreconcilable differences and sought legal and physical custody of the couple’s son, Kai. The divorce proceeding unfolded while Peterson was serving a 10-year prison sentence for his conviction in the 2020 shooting of rapper Megan Thee Stallion. A Los Angeles County jury convicted Peterson in December 2022 of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. Jurors also found him guilty of possessing a loaded and unregistered firearm and negligently discharging a firearm. Prosecutors alleged Peterson shot Megan Thee Stallion, whose legal name is Megan Pete, after an argument following a gathering in the Hollywood Hills. Peterson has maintained his innocence and pursued challenges to his conviction. Judge Dismisses Singer Tory Lanez & Wife Raina Chassagne’s Divorce Case A judge sentenced Peterson to 10 years in prison in August 2023. Chassagne has continued facilitating contact between Peterson and their son during his incarceration. She has taken Kai to visit his father in prison and previously shared photographs from their visits. Chassagne also marked Father’s Day with throwback photographs of Peterson and Kai, highlighting the family connection despite the pending divorce case. The dismissal closes the divorce proceeding but does not resolve the parties’ marital status through a substantive ruling. The court instead terminated the case because it had not progressed toward a final judgment. The development adds another legal complication to Peterson’s personal affairs while he remains incarcerated. His criminal conviction and sentence remain separate from the family law proceeding. Representatives for Peterson have not publicly commented on the dismissal. Chassagne’s attorney also did not immediately provide a statement. Peterson remains incarcerated while continuing to challenge the legal consequences of the 2020 shooting. The dismissed divorce case leaves any future action between the spouses to a separate proceeding.

Two streaming giants may soon offer competing portraits of Wendy Williams, the former daytime television host whose career made her one of the most recognizable voices in American entertainment. Netflix and Peacock are reportedly developing separate documentaries about Williams, according to The Sun. Neither company has confirmed the projects publicly. Still, reports suggest both productions are moving forward as interest in Williams’ career and personal life persists. Peacock and Netflix Are Reportedly Both Working on Wendy Williams Documentaries Details: https://t.co/BFX48TARNv pic.twitter.com/GRvxPROzuL — Complex (@Complex) August 6, 2026 The documentaries are expected to examine Williams’ rise from radio to daytime television. They may also address her diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia, conditions that have shaped the later years of her public life. Peacock’s reported project could involve Suzanne Bass, a longtime producer of The Wendy Williams Show. Bass worked alongside Williams throughout much of the program’s run and occasionally appeared on camera with her. Wendy Williams Documentaries Coming To Netflix & Peacock Sources cited by The Sun said Bass initially hoped Williams could participate in the documentary. Communication between the two has reportedly since stalled. Williams’ current circumstances could prevent her from giving new interviews. That could leave both projects dependent on archival footage and interviews with former colleagues, friends and family members. The approach would present filmmakers with a delicate challenge. They must examine Williams’ legacy without reducing her story to her health. The reported documentaries follow a Lifetime film released in 2024. That production focused heavily on Williams’ personal struggles and health. It drew significant attention but also criticism over its depiction of her cognitive decline. The film also prompted a legal dispute involving Williams’ guardian and Lifetime’s parent company. The controversy raised broader questions about privacy, consent and the ethics of documenting a vulnerable public figure. Williams became a television institution through her candid celebrity interviews and unfiltered commentary. Her signature phrase, “How you doin’?” became part of the culture surrounding her show. A documentary about Williams would therefore have more than a troubled chapter to recount. It would also chronicle the evolution of a media personality who transformed celebrity gossip into appointment television. For Netflix and Peacock, the reported projects could offer different interpretations of that legacy. For viewers, they could become competing examinations of Williams’ extraordinary career and complicated later years.

Pensacola rapper Jovon “Playa Pat” Booker was convicted by a federal jury of two firearm offenses tied to an alleged drug trafficking operation that prosecutors said moved hundreds of kilograms of marijuana into Florida. The verdict adds to Booker’s federal convictions after he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance, conspiracy to commit money laundering and five money laundering counts involving high-end jewelry. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Florida said the jury found Booker guilty of discharging a handgun during a drug trafficking crime. Jurors also convicted him of possessing a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking. “This case exemplified the unified commitment of our state and federal law enforcement partners to keep our communities safe,” U.S. Attorney John Heekin said. Heekin called Booker a “violent, drug peddling thug” and said the prosecution had ended what he described as the rapper’s “reign of terror.” Pensacola Rapper Jovon “Playa Pat” Booker Found Guilty In Multi-Million Drug Trafficking Operation According to evidence presented at trial, Booker transported hundreds of kilograms of marijuana from Seattle to Pensacola between 2020 and 2025. Prosecutors alleged he used proceeds from the drug operation to purchase a Lamborghini Urus and diamond-encrusted jewelry. The government also presented evidence concerning a May 12, 2024, shooting at Paparazzi Bistro & Lounge in Pensacola. Prosecutors alleged Booker shot co-conspirator Gustavus Nairn during a dispute over an outstanding drug debt. Booker, 33, is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 5. His firearm convictions carry a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years and expose him to a potential life sentence. The federal case does not resolve separate criminal proceedings against Booker in Escambia County. He faces an attempted first-degree premeditated murder charge stemming from the Paparazzi shooting. State prosecutors also charged Booker with aggravated battery causing great bodily harm by firearm, shooting inside a building, carrying a concealed weapon in a prohibited location and witness tampering. Booker’s attorneys said in June they were ready for trial. His federal custody, however, prevented authorities from transporting him to Escambia County. His next state court hearing is scheduled for Sept. 2. The state charges remain pending as Booker awaits federal sentencing.

ASAP Rocky offered a candid and humorous take on the long-debated sexuality of his close friend and frequent collaborator Tyler, the Creator during a recent sit-down interview. Appearing on “The Jason Lee Show,” the “Fashion Killa” artist responded to questions about whether Tyler is truly gay or simply performing a elaborate, yearslong “troll” on the public. Without hesitation, Rocky weighed in on his friend’s identity, suggesting the evidence is clear despite Tyler’s penchant for humor. “My brother is Tyler, the Creator, Jason,” Rocky told host Jason Lee after the interviewer praised Rocky for his confidence and willingness to associate with the LGBTQ+ community. When Lee pushed for a definitive answer on whether Tyler is “trolling,” Rocky replied, “That n***a gay, man.” The conversation highlighted the unique bond between the two hip-hop stars, who have frequently appeared in videos and on tracks together. Rocky playfully noted that while he has not personally witnessed anything, Tyler’s public persona and lyrics speak for themselves. “Look, it walk like a duck, quack like a duck,” Rocky said, though he added that the rapper “plays gay all day.” View this post on Instagram The “Igor” creator has kept fans guessing about his orientation for over a decade. In a 2015 interview with Rolling Stone, Tyler claimed he was “gay as fuck” and jokingly expressed a romantic interest in 1990s-era Leonardo DiCaprio. However, his lyrics became increasingly pointed in later years. On the 2017 Grammy-nominated album “Flower Boy,” Tyler famously rapped about “kissing white boys since 2004.” He followed this with lines on “Call Me If You Get Lost” where he apologized to “the guys I had to hide” and “the girls I had to lie to.” Most recently, on his “Chromakopia” track “Balloon,” he rapped, “I don’t even like girls, bitch, I’m way up too.” During the interview, Lee joked about the possibility of dating Tyler himself, suggesting the pairing would “burn the internet down.” Rocky laughed off the suggestion, jokingly asking for the comment to be removed in post-production. “I don’t even want to picture y’all two,” Rocky said. “We gonna edit that… in the edit suite.” Tyler, the Creator since his early days with the Odd Future collective. Tyler has never released a formal “coming out” statement.

A casual driving lesson between the sons of rapper T.I. nearly turned into a medical emergency this week after a parallel parking attempt went wrong. King Harris, the 19-year-old son of the hip-hop mogul and Tameka “Tiny” Harris, narrowingly escaped serious injury when his younger brother, Major Harris, almost pinned him between two vehicles. View this post on Instagram The incident, which was captured on video and shared across social media, showed the brothers engaged in a teaching moment. King Harris was standing outside a vehicle, positioned between his own car and the one Major was operating, in an effort to guide the 16-year-old through the mechanics of parallel parking. As Major reversed the vehicle, the car accelerated more quickly than anticipated. The footage shows King reacting with shock as the car lurched toward him, forcing him to jump out of the way to avoid being crushed against the stationary vehicle behind him. King can be heard shouting instructions and warnings as he scrambled for safety. Despite the high-tension moment, King appeared to take the near-miss in stride, later joking about the lack of driving prowess displayed by his younger sibling. “I almost died today,” King said while recounting the event to his followers, though his tone remained lighthearted once the immediate danger had passed. This is not the first time the Harris family has made headlines for their interpersonal dynamics. The family previously starred in the long-running VH1 reality series “T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle,” which documented the upbringing of all six of the couple’s children. Major, the youngest son, has often been portrayed as the more studious and quiet member of the group, making the chaotic driving lesson a rare moment of public mishap for the teen. While the video sparked plenty of memes and jokes from fans, it also served as a reminder of the hazards of driver training. Safety experts recommend that those teaching new drivers stay clear of the vehicle’s path of travel, particularly when the driver is practicing maneuvers that require precise throttle control like backing up or parking.

Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley announced Friday that his criminal record has been officially expunged, marking a significant legal milestone and a clean slate for the “First Day Out” artist. The 32-year-old musician, born Terry Sanchez Wallace Jr., shared the news with his millions of social media followers, celebrating the removal of multiple felony convictions from his permanent record. The rapper took to Instagram to express his relief and gratitude after years of navigating the legal system. In a post that quickly went viral, he confirmed that every felony on his record is now gone, thanking God for the opportunity to move forward without the weight of his past legal troubles. “Every felony GONE!!!! Thank you God,” Tee Grizzley wrote to his fans. “One decision doesn’t have to define your entire story.” The successful expungement serves as a symbolic full circle moment for the artist, whose career was launched by his experiences with the justice system. His breakout 2016 hit, “First Day Out,” was written while he was incarcerated and detailed his release from prison after serving time for a series of robberies at Michigan State University. In his message to the public, the rapper encouraged others who have faced similar legal hurdles to remain persistent. He urged his followers to stay focused on personal growth and to believe that their “comeback” can eventually outweigh any previous setbacks. Legal expungement allows individuals to have their criminal records sealed or erased from public view, often restoring rights that are stripped from convicted felons, such as certain employment opportunities and travel privileges. The rapper did not specify the exact legal process or the specific court that granted the expungement. Tee Grizzley has become a prominent figure in both the music industry and the gaming community in recent years. Beyond his platinum-selling records, he has built a massive following through his Grand Theft Auto roleplay servers, which have become a significant secondary stream of income and influence. The news of his cleared record was met with widespread support from fellow artists and fans alike. Many cited his journey as an example of successful rehabilitation and the importance of second chances within the American legal system. “Keep growing and keep believing,” the rapper said in his closing remarks to his audience. View this post on Instagram