The crowd was already pissed because Jeremih was two hours late to the show ... and when they discovered he wasn't even singing after they spent $30 a pop on tickets, they went off!
He opened his set by "singing" his song "Down on Me" -- he barely got started before the crowd drowned him out with boo's ... and someone tossed a bottle.
Jeremih powered on until someone threw a full drink, dousing him in a disgusting spring break cocktail, and J calls it quits ... walking offstage.
Well, I think the perception is definitely not a reality. I think, to be fair, a lot of those women [on the show] aren't wives. And I'm good friends with Shaunie. And as far as business is concerned, I applaud her, but I think that it's definitely very misleading in terms of what our lives are about. I do have a lot of friends who are married to athletes, and a lot of these women are involved in charities, doing all kinds of things behind the scenes and are supportive wives, and -- believe it or not -- have supportive husbands who are really great guys. I think not only for the women, but I think it just paints a really bad picture about the men as well. I think for athletes in general, people are like, "Why would you want to marry an athlete?" And that goes back to what I was saying to you: what works in one person's marriage, may not work in the next. So keep your eyes focused on yours! I guess it's interesting TV, but it's definitely not reality.
“Adam knows about all of those songs, but they were written months ago — they were very happy together.” His rep confirms, “Adam still cares about her.”Listen to the songs below...
“I’m so sick of people divided and this lack of unity in music, I don’t care if you’re rappers or whatever…uniting for this music and the cause allows these kids to see that there’s strength in numbers.”The ladies also talk about the devastating loss of their idol Whitney Houston, their new video “It All Belongs To Me” and a potential tour together. Watch the full interview below…
In the very dramatic super-trailer, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons are featured arguing, crying and showing each other affection. At one point, DMX is shown yelling at his wife and Dr. Jenn Berman:
"I'm not usually forced to deal with somebody I don't wanna f**king talk to! So before I get to that point, I will remove myself from the situation. You got me surrounded by f**king cameras, it's not gonna be pretty!"
The 32-year-old Puerto Rican wife of New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony talks to Latina about handling a growing career beyond TV, managing a superstar marriage (including how she handled a secret love child rumor), and being a new breed of television star.On managing time apart from ’Melo: “We’ve been together for eight years and I think we’ve lasted this long because we’ve given each other space…but there’s also that time where it can be too much space.”
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"I think her exact words were: 'It's very smart of you to call me because I'm going to be smashing sh-- for quite some time now and no one will be able to breathe if they're not on my team. So it's good that you'll be here, so you'll have oxygen."
"I did say that," Azalea confirmed. "I was like, 'I'm going to be a bushfire that sucks up all the oxygen so nobody can breathe and you might want an oxygen mask.' "
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