A$AP Rocky is facing new legal troubles after severe flooding damaged his $11 million Manhattan condominium. The Grammy-nominated rapper and fashion figure, whose real name is Rakim Athelaston Mayers, has been hit with a $1.1 million lawsuit filed by Chez Ni LLC in Manhattan Supreme Court. This case adds to a growing list of legal issues shadowing one of hip-hop’s most recognizable names. Court filings accuse Rocky and the local contracting firm ADE Pro Painting of negligence. This negligence caused extensive damage to a neighboring apartment. The complaint describes it as “completely uninhabitable.” The lawsuit traces the incident back to last December when several hot-water pipes burst in and around Unit 5N. This is Rocky’s residence. According to the filing, workers from ADE Pro Painting opened windows to ventilate the unit during maintenance work. They allegedly left them open despite freezing temperatures. That decision, paired with mechanical issues in the heating system, reportedly set off the chain of events that led to the flood. What Caused the Flooding Investigators determined that radiator supply valves had been left closed. No return valves were installed. This prevented water from circulating properly. With nowhere to flow, the trapped water froze inside the radiators. It caused the pipes to crack. When the ice thawed, it unleashed a torrent of water that flooded Rocky’s apartment and several units below. The flooding left significant damage throughout the building, with repairs still ongoing nearly a year later. The affected apartment, according to the suit, remains uninhabitable. For Rocky, the lawsuit marks yet another addition to a series of legal entanglements in recent years. Despite the challenges, the artist continues to thrive in music and fashion. He maintains a global presence that few in his generation can match. Still, this latest case serves as a reminder that even the most polished public figures aren’t immune to costly setbacks behind the scenes.

Former Bad Boy executive Kirk Burrowes has brought forward new claims against Sean “Diddy” Combs. He alleges that he was cheated out of his rightful financial stake in the legendary record label. Burrowes contends he was denied his 25 percent ownership interest. Additionally, a 15 percent share of profits tied to Bad Boy’s operations during its peak in the 1990s was withheld. The dispute now extends to Diddy’s mother, Janice Combs, who has been named in the same lawsuit. According to filings reviewed by AllHipHop’s Grouchy Greg Watkins, Burrowes accuses her of assisting her son in the alleged deception. Janice Combs has firmly denied any wrongdoing. Her legal team has filed motions seeking dismissal of the suit. They argue she neither held an ownership stake nor played any role in the transactions at the heart of the case. The court has yet to issue a ruling, leaving both sides awaiting the next phase of proceedings. This is not Diddy’s only recent courtroom confrontation. Earlier this year, the mogul faced separate allegations from former associate Deon Best, known professionally as D1. He claimed Diddy wrongfully profited from his work on the 1998 Godzilla soundtrack song “Come with Me.” Best maintained that he held full creative control over the track. However, he alleges that Diddy and his team seized ownership and royalty rights without consent. That case was dismissed in September when a judge ruled in Diddy’s favor, rejecting Best’s claims. The decision was made “with prejudice,” meaning the lawsuit could be revived only under new legal grounds. Public Perception and Ongoing Coverage Beyond the courtroom, Diddy has remained a topic of public fascination. Recent photos circulating online show him appearing composed and social during his incarceration. He is seen interacting with other inmates at FCI Fort Dix. The images have generated mixed reactions across social media. Among those commenting was rapper 50 Cent, who shared one of the photos on Instagram with the caption, “He looks content surrounded by those gentlemen. GOOD MORNING, NEW YORK CITY!” The post quickly gained traction. It fueled further conversation about Diddy’s current state and the ongoing controversies surrounding him. The mounting legal disputes surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs continue to cast a shadow over his legacy. He remains one of hip-hop’s most influential figures. As both federal and civil proceedings move forward, fans and observers alike remain closely tuned in—waiting to see how one of music’s most complex narratives unfolds.

Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is currently serving his sentence at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey, appears increasingly confident that his time behind bars may be shorter than expected. Reports indicate that the hip-hop mogul privately expressed faith that President Donald Trump could grant him a pardon as early as 2026. This claim has stirred widespread discussion both inside and outside the facility. People familiar with Diddy’s conversations say he’s spoken openly with fellow inmates about his belief in a potential release. He has even vowed to assist them once free. The reasoning behind his confidence remains unclear. Still, sources say Trump’s advisers briefly discussed the possibility of commuting Diddy’s sentence during talks this past summer. One insider with knowledge of those discussions said, “The President is weighing his options.” This comes while acknowledging internal resistance from within Trump’s team. “Trump is known for acting according to his own judgment. It is possible he could enact significant changes soon,” the source added. White House Denies Involvement in Pardon Rumors Soon after the reports surfaced, a White House spokesperson refuted claims published by TMZ, calling them inaccurate. “There is no truth to the allegations reported, and we would have appreciated it if they would have contacted us for clarification prior to disseminating misinformation,” the spokesperson said. The administration emphasized that decisions related to pardons or commutations rest solely with the president. These decisions are not influenced by outside speculation. The renewed attention around Diddy’s situation came just as recent photos from Fort Dix began circulating online. The images show him appearing upbeat and social. He is engaging with other inmates and smiling—a stark contrast to the grim expectations of prison life. Reactions across social media were split, with some noting his composure. Others saw the images as a sign of privilege. Among those weighing in was rapper 50 Cent, who shared one of the photos on social media. He wrote, “He looks content surrounded by those gentlemen. GOOD MORNING, NEW YORK CITY!” The post quickly spread online, sparking another wave of debate over Diddy’s public image. It has become notable how he continues to navigate his time behind bars.

Actress Nia Long has once again gone viral across various social media platforms. In the clip shared to Instagram, Long appears to be getting her hair done, as the stylist is trimming some pieces of her hair. “She is one of the few women that will have three generations of men trying to get at her..” commented one fan on the post shared to The Shade Room. “I wanna know Nia’s skincare routine. Sis is aging like fine wine..” reacted another. The viral video comes right after Long celebrates her 55th birthday. “Timeless beauty..” fans call her. View this post on Instagram Long is no stranger to the attention she receives online. In a previous interview the actress says although she loves the praise, it is a lot of pressure. “I so appreciate the compliment,” she began. “But I have to tell you, there’s so much pressure in this industry to stay beautiful and to stay young. And I’m really not interested in leaning into this idea of perfection.” “I am a proud 51, and eventually I’m going to age in a way where it’s obvious and I want it to happen beautifully and gracefully,” she continued. “I don’t really want the pressure of feeling like I have to be beautiful and perfect because I think beauty comes at any age.” “The skin gods have definitely blessed me. I’m always grateful and thankful for my good, clean, healthy skin. But I don’t take it for granted. And in order to maintain healthy skin, you have to do the work.” Nia said at the time. View this post on Instagram

GloRilla recently transformed her professional success into a deeply personal tribute. On November 3rd she hosted a retirement celebration for her father, Edwin C. Woods Sr., honoring the end of his nearly three-decade career at the post office. Video from the event shows the 26-year-old artist ushering her dad into the spotlight before presenting her gift. In her remarks she said, “We celebrating my dad, his retirement,” and added, “I’m pretty sure the post office appreciate all your hard work. You know I appreciate all your hard work. So I got a gift for you. You gotta come outside.” View this post on Instagram The surprise unfolded outdoors where GloRilla revealed a shining white Jaguar, leaving her father visibly emotional. The scene underscored the strong bond between the two, previously evident when Woods appeared via video on “The Tamron Hall Show” and said, “I’m very proud of my daughter, she has risen from humble beginnings to going to the White House,” later adding, “I am extremely proud of Gloria and may she have many, many more days of success.” On that same show GloRilla replied through tears: “I love my dad so much, he one of the closest people to my heart.” Since breaking out in 2022, GloRilla has ascended rapidly, from underground act to mainstream powerhouse. She earned multiple Grammy nominations, landed several Top 40 hits, performed on major TV stages, secured endorsement deals with high-profile brands and became a regular at top-tier music festivals. The retirement party honored her father’s long service but also served as a milestone in her own story, one where achievement is calibrated not just by records sold or stages played, but by the value of family and giving back.

In a rare intersection of politics and pop culture, Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani has acknowledged that he occasionally enjoys 50 Cent’s music, even as the rapper publicly critiques his economic proposals. In a recent interview, Mamdani outlined his tax plan, prompting a sharp response from 50 Cent, who later took to Instagram with pointed remarks and even proposed a financial incentive for Mamdani to leave the city. “Who is this guy? Whose friend is he? I’m not on board with this plan,” 50 Cent wrote, offering $258,750 along with a first-class ticket out of town. “I’m also telling Trump what he said!” he added, emphasizing his disapproval. Mamdani later appeared on The Beat with Ari Melber on MSNBC to clarify his position. While noting that he enjoys 50 Cent’s music, he added, “He’s a critic! I didn’t even know what my salary would be until I opened Instagram and saw something like ‘50 Cent offers Mamdani x-amount of money.’ I thought, ‘That’s quite an exact figure. Wow!’” View this post on Instagram The Tax Proposal Mamdani’s plan calls for a 2% additional tax on the city’s top 1% of earners—those making over $1 million annually—with the goal of funding public services and reducing economic inequality. “When you have a city like ours that is underfunding its agencies and cutting back on vital services like libraries and waste management, everyone feels the impact,” he said. 50 Cent responded again on Instagram, sharing a clip of Mamdani’s comments while reiterating his position. “I believe his intentions are good,” he wrote. “But his tax proposal will drive wealth out of the city and if he cuts police funding, there will be chaos. @50centaction All roads lead to SHREVEPORT!”

Drake has weighed in following claims made by Panamanian model Gracie Bon, which gained traction after streamer Adin Ross shared the discussion online. The controversy intensified late last night when Bon’s appearance on La Casa De Alofoke began circulating widely on social media. On the show, known for its provocative content, Bon stated she had previously been in a relationship with Drake. She added that after their alleged romance ended, she was “blackballed” from certain events and hinted at unusual behavior during his gatherings. She also suggested that 20% of Kendrick Lamar’s track Not Like Us contained elements of her experience, amplifying speculation among fans. Not Drake spamming the comments — CY Chels (@SeewhyChels) November 3, 2025 Drake Pushes Back Amid Live Stream Claims Ross became involved after Bon referenced an incident at the Wireless Festival. During a live stream, he addressed the claims, and Drake joined the chat to respond directly. The rapper dismissed the allegations as “big cap,” adding, “blackballed is crazy.” While Bon insists the relationship was genuine, Drake has not directly disputed that claim, focusing instead on refuting the more sensational accusations. The exchange has drawn attention to both Bon and La Casa De Alofoke, fueled by Drake’s high-profile status. To date, Bon has not provided evidence supporting her claims about the relationship or the parties. Drake’s response signals his effort to clarify his perspective. Whether Bon will continue to discuss the matter on La Casa De Alofoke remains uncertain, but public interest shows no sign of slowing.

Tory Lanez has been ordered to participate in a third deposition as part of Megan Thee Stallion’s ongoing defamation lawsuit. This is despite his legal team’s efforts to avoid the process. In late September, Lanez filed a protective order seeking exemption. However, a Miami-Dade Circuit Judge denied the request. Thus, requiring the Canadian rapper to move forward with the proceedings. According to reports, Judge Lisette Reid ruled Lanez’s appeal was filed too late, leaving no room for exemption. The motion had argued that, as an incarcerated individual, Lanez would face undue hardship and prejudice. This was in connection with his ongoing criminal appeal if compelled to testify further. The filing stated, “Mr. Peterson, an incarcerated non-party in Pete v. Cooper, No. 1:24-cv-24228 (S.D. Fla.), faces undue burden, prejudice to his ongoing criminal appeal, and constitutional risks if compelled to provide further deposition testimony.” Judge Reid clarified that the deposition centers on Lanez’s relationship with Milagro Cooper, also known as Milagro Gramz. It does not focus on his interactions with Megan Thee Stallion. She indicated that any testimony regarding Cooper is unlikely to affect Lanez’s criminal appeal. Therefore, separating the civil and criminal dimensions of the case. Lanez Prepares for Key Deposition in Defamation Case Cooper is the subject of a defamation lawsuit filed by Stallion. The lawsuit alleges she accepted payments from Lanez and his family. This was to advance a smear campaign against the Houston rapper. The litigation has been active for over a year, drawing significant attention from both fans and the media. As the deposition nears, Lanez will need to navigate the process carefully under court supervision. Judge Reid emphasized, “The Fifth Amendment doesn’t allow a witness to skip a deposition entirely. He can only refuse to answer specific questions that might incriminate him, with the court resolving those issues as they arise.” This guidance follows reports from an April deposition. Lanez reportedly displayed disrespect toward Stallion’s legal team, a matter that could result in fines or other court sanctions. These issues will be addressed after the upcoming session.

Sean “Diddy” Combs seems to be settling into a more accommodating environment as he serves his sentence at Fort Dix, with recent images reportedly obtained by TMZ showing him conversing warmly with fellow inmates, including former NBA player Sebastian Telfair. The interactions suggest an atmosphere of unexpected camaraderie within the facility. Though facing a multi-year sentence, Diddy’s demeanor appears upbeat in this less restrictive setting, a stark contrast to the conditions at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. Friends have noted his cheerful presence, visible in the recently shared photographs. His interactions with Telfair hint at a budding friendship, with the former athlete possibly introducing Diddy to other residents. For context, Telfair is nearing the conclusion of his own sentence at Fort Dix, having served roughly ten years, with his release expected in three months. He has been in the facility since August following a healthcare fraud conviction. While performing typical duties like laundry, reports indicate that Diddy enjoys relatively enhanced living conditions compared with other inmates, reflecting his celebrity status. Facility Privileges and Legal Developments In mid-September, Diddy’s situation drew attention during the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C. Philadelphia rapper Dos Noun remarked on the amenities reportedly available to Diddy, including phone access, private chefs, and improved accommodations, highlighting the unique nature of his incarceration. Meanwhile, an expedited appeal process is in motion, with oral arguments scheduled for April 2026. Alexandra Shapiro, leading Diddy’s legal team, has mapped out a meticulous timeline, with key deadlines set for late 2025 and early 2026. The strategy is designed to challenge both his conviction and sentence while keeping Diddy actively engaged in his legal battle during his time at Fort Dix.

After nearly two years behind bars, rapper Blueface is a free man, and he’s already making headlines again. The Los Angeles rapper, whose real name is Johnathan Porter, took to Instagram on Sunday (Nov. 3) to address fans for the first time since his release from prison. During an Instagram Live session, Blueface gave followers a brief tour of his home and shared that he plans to make his page private soon, signaling a shift in how he’ll connect with the public moving forward. View this post on Instagram “Blueface home” he said in a short video shared via Instagram. adding clips of emotional reunions with his children and mother. The moment marked the first time his family had been seen together publicly since his incarceration. View this post on Instagram Blueface’s release follows a four-year prison sentence handed down in August 2024 for violating his probation. The violation stemmed from a 2021 incident in Las Vegas involving the assault of a nightclub bouncer. His legal troubles have shadowed much of his career in recent years, but family members hinted at his release in late October, suggesting that “a chapter” was closing for the Porter family.