Rapper Future is requesting that his alleged baby mama Eliza Reign undergo a psychological and mental health evaluation. He claims that she has been tarnishing his image on social media and wants the court to intervene in the matter. According to court records obtained by The Blast, Future is seeking a mental exam for Eliza. He alleges that she has been damaging his reputation on social media and believes that she may be suffering from a mental disorder. Future also points to Eliza's alleged history of violence and past assault arrests. Additionally, he accuses her of intentionally getting pregnant by a wealthy man but does not clarify whether he is the father of Eliza's daughter Reign. Future, who is currently dating model Lori Harvey, is demanding that Eliza undergo the mental exam to...

American rapper, Future, 36, and his stunning 23-year-old girlfriend, Lori Harvey, are going strong since confirming their relationship.    The 'Life Is Good' rapper took to his Instagram story to admire Lori Harvey's bikini body, reposting a photo from the model's page and expressing his gratitude by writing: "Thank u god." He added a red heart emoji to convey his thankfulness for having her in his life.     

Rihanna and her billionaire boyfriend, Hassan Jameel, have reportedly ended their nearly three-year relationship. It's unclear what led to their rumored break-up, but sources close to the couple have disclosed to TMZ that they are no longer together. The pair first sparked romance rumors in June 2017 when they were seen making out in a hot tub in Ibiza, Spain. As their relationship got serious, they opted to keep it very private, with one source telling Us Weekly in September 2019 that they understand each other well and their personalities mesh despite their differences. Hassan, who is worth an estimated $2 billion, serves as the deputy president and vice chairman of his family's company, which holds the right to sell Toyota cars in Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, Rihanna, one of the wealthie...

Yakubu Gowon, the former Head of State, alleges that the late Biafran warlord, Odumegwu Ojukwu, was responsible for causing the civil war by announcing a different agenda than what was agreed upon at the Aburi Conference. Gowon shared his firsthand account in a condensed version of “General Gowon’s War Memoirs,” shedding light on the events just before the nation descended into a three-year civil war. Gowon narrated, "At the Aburi Conference, Ojukwu was the only one who came with pre-determined demands listed on a pink paper. Despite this, we attended with open minds to discuss and reconcile. However, Ojukwu refused to attend subsequent meetings after Aburi, and instead sought the outcome indirectly, ultimately rejecting the agr...