Brooke Shields wasn’t necessarily happy about her daughter, Rowan Henchy, joining the cast of Bravo’s “Next Gen NYC.” However, after she learned her daughter signed on the dotted line, she gave the 23-year-old a solid piece of career advice.

Speaking with Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones on “TODAY,” the “Suddenly Susan” actress acknowledged that her daughter’s start to her career is different than hers.

“They didn’t have reality shows, that’s a different….,” she said. “And you were not praised for bad behavior. Bad behavior was not really the goal. So a lot of rating is geared towards that.”

When asked whether she was nervous about her daughter being one of the main cast members on the show, Shields admitted she was “sick to my stomach.”

Brooke Shields Gave Her Daughter Advice Before Joining The Cast Of Bravo’s ‘Next Gen NYC’

Despite her fears, Shields said she gave her daughter advice on how to make the most of her time on the show.

“I said, ‘Look, don’t be a [mess] up. You know? Be the one, the voice of reason, and if you’re gonna parlay this’ — I mean it’s Bravo and Peacock, she wants to be in broadcast journalism, and she also likes being on camera — so I said, ‘See if you can translate that into another opportunity, and it’s a business choice you’re making,” she said.

Brooke Shields Has Spoken About How Her Daughter Has Inspired Her Work In The Industry

Elsewhere during the conversation, Shields noted that her daughter’s time on the show has had a positive impact on her. “Bad behavior is not the goal, and this should be a stepping stone of some kind, but it’s given her a lot of confidence in a way that’s so nice to see,” she said.

This isn’t the first time Shields has spoken about her relationship with her children. According to PEOPLE, the dynamic she shares with her children inspired her new show, “You’re Killing Me.”

“We started talking about this generational gap — all the stuff that I feel with my daughters when they make fun of me is funny,” she said.

She also shared what she hopes her role in the series will teach her daughters. “It took me a long time, longer than I hope for my girls, to realize that my voice really was important,” she said.

‘Next Gen NYC’ Will Premiere In June 2026

In addition to Shields’ daughter, Rowan, joining season 2 of “Next Gen NYC,” other newcomers, Liam Obergfoll and Kendall White, are joining the fold, according to a previous report from The Blast.

The trio will be joined by returners Ariana Biermann, Riley Burruss, Emira D’Spain, Brooks Marks, Ava Dash, Gia Giudice, Georgia McCann, Charlie Cakkour, Shai Fruchter, and Hudson McLeroy.

“Eager to carve out their own identities, they’re determined to make it on their own terms while also navigating the pressure to curate the right vibe, the right circles, and a feed that keeps up with the life they’re chasing. In a world driven by image, ambition, and constant visibility, they quickly learn that making it is one thing — holding onto it, and each other, is another,” the series synopsis read.

Another Celebrity Mom Gave Her Daughter Advice Before Joining The Bravo Series

Shields isn’t the only celebrity mom giving their daughter advice about how to navigate life in front of the cameras on the Bravo series.

Another report from The Blast details Kandi Burruss’ conversation with her daughter, Riley, before season 1 of the show aired in 2025.

“Well, I just told her don’t be on there [and] say anything that you ain’t going to stand behind. You got to make sure you keep it honest on this show,” Kandi said. “And even if you say something they don’t like, just own it and keep it pushing.”

Burruss’ advice came from her 15 years as a main cast member on Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” during which she had her fair share of explosive arguments.

“Don’t let them rewind no tapes on you like how they do [with] people on the shows. We not doing that,” Kandi added.

Young and the Restless spoilers for May 25-29, 2026 include Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) absolutely unhinged and refusing to come clean and get the help that he needs. Plus, Patty Williams (Stacy Haiduk) is getting revenge on a rival with a really sneaky move that comes right out of the blue.

So, we are going to get into what is going on with Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) and his crumbling deal with Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford), plus what Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) does that could make his life so much worse. And also, looks like it is time for a family intervention.

Now, as we always do on early edition day, we are going to start with what is happening the rest of this week and then we are going to talk about what is coming next week. So, let’s get right to it.

Young and the Restless Spoilers Wednesday, May 20th: May Sweeps Ends – Billy Reassures Sally

On Wednesday, May 20th on Young and the Restless, it is the final day of May sweeps and we do have some big action. Billy reassures Sally that he will not be arrested and they start making some wedding plans. So, Billy talked to wedding planner Pietro. He’s the guy who did Nikki’s big party. Unfortunately, he can’t do their wedding until 2029. And that’s too long to wait.

So, Sally says they’re just going to plan it themselves. Billy suggests a destination wedding, a carnival theme. And then finally, a small family-only event, but it’s Sally’s first wedding, so she wants something over the top. She tells Billy she wants to walk down the aisle pregnant and showing her bump and Sally is already working on her wedding dress. Billy is thrilled to be marrying Sally and they decide they’re going to get hitched in October.

Y&R Spoilers: Victor Worries about Nick

Nick drops his pill baggie then rushes to hide it as Victoria walks in to join him at Crimson Lights. She gripes to Nick about their estranged parents and Phyllis keeping Newman. Nick says they can’t stop Phyllis from being Phyllis. And then Victoria worries about Nick and starts questioning him about his addiction.

Victoria asks about rehab and Nick lies and says he went to an initial meeting and Victoria wonders why he’s so relaxed. He’s high obviously, but Nick lies and says it’s meditation he’s been trying. Victoria keeps poking and Nick doubles down on the meditation lie and Victoria is upset when Nick is clearly not being honest with her.

Young and the Restless Spoilers: Victor Won’t Budge

Meanwhile, Michael Baldwin (Christian LeBlanc) meets Victor and he tells Michael that Phyllis has till the end of the day to deliver both Matt Clark (Roger Howarth) and his company if Phyllis wants to avoid criminal charges. And Michael reminds Victor the trial is risky for him too because he did AI stuff also. But he tells Michael that in the end he really doesn’t want to put Phyllis in prison because she’s mom to his granddaughter.

But Victor will do it if she doesn’t hand both over. Michael says Phyllis thinks the Newmans would rather have Matt than the company. And Victor insists it’s got to be both. Upstairs, Matt is grilling Phyllis on insisting he stay hidden in his room. She says the Newmans know he’s in town and will grab him up. And Matt asks why Phyllis is helping him since he’s done such awful things. And she tells Matt everybody deserves a second chance.

Young and the Restless Spoilers: Phyllis Clobbers Matt

Phyllis is really cagey and says her gut tells her she can trust the man that Matt is now. Meanwhile, he says he just wants to leave Genoa City and that way Phyllis won’t be stuck between him and the Newmans and this will be over. But she warns Matt he’ll be caught the moment he walks out of that room. Phyllis offers to cut a deal with him and the Newmans and Matt wonders if he will be bad again when his memories come back. And then he insists he needs to leave town and Phyllis agrees to drive him wherever he wants to go. Sounds good, right?

Matt turns to pack up his stuff and Phyllis knocks him out cold with a steel picture frame and then she ties him up. Meanwhile, Michael asks to meet with Phyllis. So, Red snaps a picture of trussed up Matt and then she heads down to her room to meet with Michael and he says Victor set a deadline. It’s end of the day for both Matt and Newman. And Phyllis says she’s done with dealing with Victor. She also fires Michael. And then Phyllis says she can save herself.

Michael Loses His Temper

Now Michael tries warning her. And then he loses his temper and kind of rages at Phyllis because she begged him to help her. And then she’s doing this. Michael walks out mad and he goes and tells Victor she fired him so he’ll have to deal with Phyllis directly. And then Michael storms away from Victor as well, clearly tired of them both. Phyllis calls Nick and says she’s ready to finalize the deal if he can get the charges dropped. Nick says Christine Romalotti (Lauralee Bell) is open to it, but they need proof. So, Phyllis sends a photo of Matt gagged and bound. And Nick is satisfied with that.

Thursday, May 21st on Y&R: Victor & Nikki Come Together for Nick

Thursday, May 21st, we’ve got Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) and Victor ignoring their marital strife and coming together for Nick. Sounds like Victoria and Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) may bring both of their concerns to these two about Nick being back on pills. Fingers crossed that we’re going to get a full-scale intervention because he needs it. But the question is, would Nick even show up because he’s busy trying to cut this deal with Phyllis.

Also, Jack is going to see Patty in a different light on Thursday. He has some kind of change of heart about her. Now, she gave Jack truthful info about what Victor did and what he paid her to do. And Jack was intending to use that to ruin Nikki and Victor’s marriage beyond repair, but it feels like he might be switching gears.

Young and the Restless Spoilers: Kyle Questions Jack

Also this week, Kyle Abbott (Michael Mealor) asks his dad, Jack, if he is still planning to use Patty to go after Victor because, of course, Kyle was hoping to take down Victor himself. Also this week, Patty heads to Matt’s room at the GCAC and she finds him all trussed up like Phyllis left him. And we’re going to see Patty untying Matt, but the question is, will she take off with him and hide him in her room or someplace else.

That way, Phyllis can’t use him. Matt doesn’t want to stay. And I think Patty is going to take him and use him herself. Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) arrives in New York. She’s with Stephanie and Holden Novak (Nathan Owens). They’re toasting with champagne. Sounds like they’re celebrating a successful transplant for Malcolm Winters (Shemar Moore), but honestly, it’s really going to stink if Shemar Moore does not have scenes. And this all happens offscreen and we just hear about it.

Young and the Restless Spoilers Friday, May 22nd: Claire & Holden Turn Romantic

Friday, May 22nd, things turn unexpected for Claire Grace Newman (Hayley Erin) and Holden in New York. They might get really romantic. They may hop back in the sack.

And I also wonder what’s going to happen with the Audra Charles (Zuleyka Silver) secret that he promised Claire if she came to New York with him. Nikki stands her ground. Nick may be pushing back on rehab or she may be pushing back on Victor about what’s happening with Matt and the Newman deal. Jack makes a poor decision on Friday. This may be something to do with Patty or Jack may go too far looking to get personal payback on Victor.

Week of May 25th-29th: Phyllis Panics

Then the week of May 25th through the 29th, we’ve got Phyllis in crisis. She’s lost control of Matt thanks to Patty and that means Phyllis is at risk from Victor and may in fact be going to jail. If Phyllis can’t deliver Matt, bottom line, she’s in deep doo-doo. Patty’s getting attached to Matt, which might be a good thing for Jack if she swaps her fixation over onto Matt.

Cane Ashby (Billy Flynn) is still recovering from his donation procedure and is likely thrilled to hear that Malcolm is doing well after the transplant. Lily is back in Genoa City soon to check on him and we’ll see if they get closer. And also we have got his sort of brother Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) stopping by as well to check on Cane this week and may tell him about his wedding plans. May talk to him about Cane’s criminal trial that’s coming up.

Plus, Claire and Holden look to be getting more serious. Nick is deep in crisis. He’s lying and stubbornly refusing to address his addiction. And I wonder if the Newmans are going to force him into rehab when he continues to deny that he is spiraling and back on fentanyl. Jack’s unwise choice at the end of the prior week could land him in much bigger trouble with Diane.

By TeeJay Small
| Published 18 seconds ago

If you’ve spent any time hunched in front of a cable television in the last twenty years or so, you’ve probably seen a few odd episodes of The Big Bang Theory. The show, which centers on a quartet of insufferable nerds and their cute blonde neighbor, spent 12 seasons on the air before spawning a never-ending series of spinoff programs. While The Big Bang Theory was still on the air, we got Young Sheldon, which delivered some crucial backstory to the most unapologetically annoying character on the show. Then, as soon as Young Sheldon wrapped its final season, we received Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, which features none of the original Big Bang Theory characters.

Now, after years of behind-the-scenes reports, we finally have a trailer for the latest spinoff series in the ever-expanding Big Bang Theory cinematic universe, titled Stuart Fails to Save the Universe. From the first look, it seems that this series will take things completely off the rails, into overt science fiction territory, complete with interdimensional time and space-hopping. This is obviously a massive divergence from anything we’ve seen from the franchise thus far, which might actually be a good thing.

From Sitcom To Singularity

In the trailer, Stuart is thrown into a completely off-the-walls situation, after accidentally triggering a doomsday device rigged by the original Big Bang Theory crew. The singularity sends Stuart tripping through space, time, and alternate realities, with a quirky series of side characters to aid him in his journey. These characters include his girlfriend Denise (Lauren Lapkus), an awkward geologist named Bert (Brian Posehn), and arrogant university physicist turned power-hungry warlord, Barry Kripke (John Ross Bowie). Hardcore fans of The Big Bang Theory will recognize these characters from the final season of the show, though most casual fans will probably glance at this cast and wonder where any of these people came from.

It looks like the alternate realities Stuart finds in the inaugural season will include a zombie apocalypse, a futuristic no-man’s land complete with drone warfare, and any number of comic book-inspired locales. Think of the show as Marvel’s What If series, if you swap Spider-Man for a proto Stan Lee with poor people skills. Invigorating stuff.

Shark Jumper, Or Secretly Genius?

Where some might view Stuart Fails to Save the Universe as a shark-jumping moment, I think the show has the potential to eclipse The Big Bang Theory in quality and fan fare. I say this not as a Big Bang Theory hater, but as a huge fan of Georgie & Mandy, and, to a lesser extent, certain plot-lines in Young Sheldon. It seems like the further the franchise departs from the original Pasadena physicists, the better it gets. In fact, I’m willing to bet that there’s potential for another barely-related spinoff buried within the first season of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, which could grow to become the best thing Chuck Lorre has ever made.

In case you’re out of the loop, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe will center on Kevin Sussman’s Stuart Bloom. Stuart is the owner of the comic book store that Sheldon and company frequent throughout the original sitcom, and often the butt of jokes due to his anxiety, awkwardness, and lack of financial stability. In The Big Bang Theory, Stuart frequently struggles to get a date, can’t seem to connect with the guys on a deep level, and often finds himself mired in an amount of self loathing that is downright out of place for such an upbeat show.

Stuart Fails to Save the Universe will probably be a hard sell for many audiences, but I must admit I’m highly intrigued. Though the Big Bang Theory franchise has grown to include numerous projects at this point, the entire cinematic universe has remained relatively grounded. If this new show can stick the landing, it might be exactly what we need to shake things up and make them bold, interesting, and completely free of Sheldon Cooper.

Stuart Fails to Save the Universe premieres July 23 on HBO Max.

By Chris Snellgrove
| Published 17 seconds ago

Ever wonder who the most influential villain in Star Wars really is? To this day, that honor goes to Boba Fett. This coldhearted bounty hunter was only in the Original Trilogy for about six and a half minutes, but he left an insane impression on the fandom that spawned various standalone books and comics. He was so popular that he was brought back to life, twice. First in the Expanded Universe through the Dark Empire comic, and again in the Disney era in The Mandalorian. Fett is so cool and mysterious that fans have spent decades wondering what inspired his creation.

As it turns out, the answer to that question is far simpler and far more badass than you might think. Years before he popped up on the big screen in The Empire Strikes Back, Boba Fett made his first appearance in the universally hated Star Wars Holiday Special. That special included a cartoon segment that introduced Fett as a villain and was animated by John Celestri. Many years later, he confirmed that, from his clothing to his mannerisms, Fett was inspired by another legendary bounty hunter: Clint Eastwood’s Man With No Name in the iconic western, A Fistful of Dollars!

The Man With No Shame

If you’ve never seen the Star Wars Holiday Special, consider yourself lucky. It’s genuinely one of the worst things ever put on film, which is why it has never been rebroadcast or released on home media. But it’s a notable part of franchise history for several reasons, including the fact that it introduces Boba Fett to this famous galaxy far, far away. He appears in a cartoon segment where Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Chewbacca, and C-3PO crash on an ocean planet while hunting a talisman. Fett presents himself as an unlikely ally before the droid discovers the truth: the bounty hunter is secretly hunting the talisman on behalf of his employer, Darth Vader.

This segment was animated by John Celestri, who gave an interview to the Boba Fett Fan Club in 2019. There, he revealed that he “approached playing Boba Fett as a Clint Eastwood-style character in a spaghetti western, with mannerisms expressing a sense of extreme self-confidence. I used macho posing, tossed his rifle across his body from one hand to another, and—in one particular scene—adjusted the fingers of his glove before gesturing with his hand.” 

Logging Onto Fett Finder

Since the audience couldn’t see Fett’s face, Celestri tried to convey emotions in other ways. “I timed tilting Boba’s helmeted head to go up and down, side-to-side to change the arc of the helmet’s rigid eye-opening to reflect the tone of his dialog delivery … for example: quizzical, surprised, judgmental, etc.” Even Fett’s animated wardrobe was inspired by Eastwood’s character (the Man With No Name) in A Fistful of Dollars, and this Star Wars villain is similarly presented as a morally gray bounty hunter with his own sense of justice.

At any rate, Celestri wasn’t the only one to instantly make a connection between Boba Fett and Eastwood’s most famous character. Jeremy Bulloch, who played Fett in the Original Trilogy, has previously stated that the Man With No Name inspired his performance in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Additionally, in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back 40th Anniversary Special, George Lucas directly stated, “The Boba Fett character … is also very much like the Man With No Name from the Sergio Leone Westerns.”

Unfortunately, this character arguably lost much of his mystique when he was brought back into canon by Disney. The Book of Boba Fett reduced the feared bounty hunter to just another rando with a blaster; one who bumbles from quest to quest like a man trapped in a video game. Maybe one day, he will regain his Clint Eastwood-like swagger in our favorite galaxy far, far away. Until he gets his own Fistful of Credits-style movie, though, we’ll just have to relive the glory days of when Boba Fett was the coolest and most mysterious villain in all of Star Wars.

By Robert Scucci
| Published 1 hour ago

Did you know there are five Nemesis movies? If that sounds overwhelming, I have some good news for you: you only need to watch the first one, and it rules. If you combine the audience approval ratings of the four sequels on Rotten Tomatoes, we’re talking about a miserable 38 percent total score between them (18 percent, 10 percent, 10 percent, and no rating, respectively). They’re that bad, and they’re not even worth talking about after this sentence. The original 1992 Nemesis, however, has no right being as fun as it is. It received a much warmer reception, landing a 71 percent critical score, and honestly, that feels about right.

Nemesis is, at times, a sloppy cyberpunk adventure, but it’s never not fun to look at. The action scenes are visually impressive, and we’re talking about that strange early ‘90s blend of practical effects, cool lasers, and robot prosthetics. There’s a clear good guy/bad guy dynamic, and our reluctant hero gets to blow lots of stuff up while uncovering a shadow government conspiracy along the way.

86.5 Percent Human

When Nemesis first introduces us to Alex Rain (Oliver Gruner), he’s an LAPD bounty hunter who’s mostly human. 86.5 percent human, to be precise. He’s enhanced with cybernetic parts, but at the end of the day, he’s still himself. While fighting the Red Army Hammerheads, a rogue militia made up of cybernetically enhanced soldiers, he’s nearly killed by their leader, Rosaria (Jennifer Gatti). Fortunately, his cohorts manage to save him by replacing even more of his damaged human parts with robotic ones.

Months later, after laying low, recovering, and eventually getting revenge on Rosaria, Alex is contacted by his old boss, Commissioner Sam Farnsworth (Tim Thomerson), for one last job. He’s given your typical zero-hour arrangement in which he has to track down his ex-lover, Jared (Marjorie Monaghan), who is believed to possess highly classified data that she plans to leak to the Hammerheads. Alex has three days to stop her before the explosive device implanted near his heart during his last round of repairs detonates.

From this point forward, Nemesis leans fully into action spectacle, giving us an all-out war between humans, cyborgs, cybernetically enhanced mercenaries like Alex, and a new generation of advanced robots with synthetic bodies and implanted human memories. They look human, but underneath it all, they’re soulless clankers disguised as people.

Along the way, Alex begrudgingly teams up with Max Impact (Merle Kennedy), who has a serious chip on her shoulder because Rosaria was her sister, and Alex killed her during the film’s opening act. Despite their differences, they share a common goal: tracking down Farnsworth, who appears to be orchestrating an all-out war between humans and machines while using Alex as a pawn to navigate the chaos. But there are also hints that the version of Farnsworth they’re dealing with may not actually be the real Farnsworth at all.

Strap In And Enjoy The Ride

On its face, Nemesis is your typical low-budget cyberpunk sci-fi action flick. It earned around $2 million at the box office during its original run, which most sources seem to classify as roughly break-even territory, though the exact financials remain murky online. If reports about the film’s $2 million production budget are accurate, then director Albert Pyun absolutely stretched every dollar because this movie looks fantastic for its era. Watching it in 2026, I was genuinely blown away by some of the practical effects, especially the shots involving cybernetic humans getting their faces blown off and exposing the robotic circuitry underneath their fleshy outer coating.

Countless rounds are fired, explosions erupt constantly, and Nemesis delivers enough chaos to keep even the most ravenous action fans entertained from start to finish. The violence and stunt coordination are top notch, and whatever Nemesis lacks from a storytelling perspective is more than compensated for by the sheer volume of all-consuming action sequences packed into the runtime. Even then, it’s not like the story is terrible or anything. It simply mirrors familiar ideas we’ve seen before involving the half-human, half-machine concept popularized by films like The Terminator and Cyborg, the latter also directed by Albert Pyun.

Still, Nemesis stands on its own despite leaning into familiar genre trappings, and it’s ridiculously fun to watch unfold. At the end of the day, it’s a beyond-solid B movie that any sci-fi fan with a love for grimy cyberpunk aesthetics can appreciate. Just stay away from the sequels because this franchise falls off hard right when it thinks it’s getting started.

As of this writing, you can stream Nemesis for free on Tubi.

Monaleo and Stunna 4 Vegas have been publicly loving on one another since their boo’ed up pop-out in 2021. From heartfelt paragraphs to couple photos, the rappers became a symbol of Black love across the internet. Their relationship continued to grow after welcoming their baby boy in 2023, before they tied the knot in 2025. Despite sharing moments publicly, the couple has also managed to keep private matters out of the public eye. However, Monaleo recently came to the internet to address cheating rumors that have gone viral! 

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Monaleo Addresses Fans Questioning The Status Of Her Relationship

This week, rumors began circulating across social media about Monaleo and Stunna 4 Vegas’ relationship. Multiple people speculated that Stunna had cheated on Leo. One person on Facebook wrote, “Stunna did all that damn CRYING AT THE WEDDING & CHEATED.” While the circulating posts didn’t include any proof, people still began running with the claims and spreading them. Some even headed to Monaleo’s comment section on X to get answers directly from the source. One person wrote, “Did Stunna cheat yes or no? Btw I love you sista.” Wednesday morning, the rapper took to her account to clear the air. Monaleo reassured fans that she and Stunna are good, writing:

“Guys relax me and stunna are fine.. he literally between my a*** as we speak.”

One supporter reacted, “Can’t take these TikTok detectives seriously at all! First it was your pockets, now it’s your marriage.” The rapper responded, “I’m broke and divorced smh just pray for me atp.” Another user wrote, “legit saw TikTok make that sh*t up in the comments in real time,” where Monaleo replied, “Literally and once my family start asking me abt crazy st…. know it’s gone too far.”

One supporter even stepped into The Shade Room Teens’ comments, defending Monaleo and Stunna 4 Vegas from the rumors. The user wrote, “I seen somewhere on Facebook where a girl said ‘I’m glad Stunna cheated on Leo she was too happy.’ I said that to say ppl will lie and make sh*t up because they hate seeing the next mf happy.” Monaleo later replied, “wow … thats sad.”

Social Media Reacts 

Folks continued to gather under The Shade Room Teens to react to Monaleo’s tweets. Many of her supporters were ready to step for both her and Stunna 4 Vegas, making it clear that people need to stop being so quick to believe negative things online. While many defended the couple, others still questioned whether there was any truth to the circulating rumors.

Instagram user @daeja_vu_ wrote, “Yessss I knew that sh*t was a lie 🫶🏾❤️ so happy cause I’m rooting for them!! 

Instagram user @crissy_b wrote, “”He literally between my a*s as we speak” 😂😂 as he should be because why y’all starting these negative rumors”

While Instagram user @officiallyroyaltayy wrote, “Jus cuz he between yo ahh don’t mean he cheated boo?”

Instagram user @msprettyce wrote, “She ain’t deny she just said they’re fine. SMH.”

Instagram user @chantel_sierra added. “Rumors like this don’t get started and pushed without some sort of proof this is disappointing, but I’m praying for them”

While Instagram user @privatelifeofalaya__ wrote, “Yall gone piss him off yall know how he get bout her”

Instagram user @yesmadammonae wrote, “Lord PROTECT THEIR MARRIAGE! Weirdos never seen liven want them to break up or go through trials. NOPE! We cover them in love and strength from the enemy!”

Instagram user @itscece2u_ added, “He bet tf NOT cause baby we ride at dawn bout MONA pink 💞🗣️”

While Instagram user @_shantel wrote, “The way people so quick to believe something negative is crazy it’s like some of yall just be waiting, hoping… then believing something from Facebook is crazy asl”

The Caldwells Are Protecting Their Peace

Prior to the rumors circulating on Facebook, Monaleo was on Instagram showing love to her husband while celebrating her accomplishments. The rapper shared a collage post reflecting on the blessings surrounding her life and relationship. She captioned the post, “Rich in support rich in community rich in family rich in lineage rich in friendships rich monetarily rich in spirit rich in character rich spiritually rich in general they can’t take all this winning.”

In another post, Monaleo shared photos of herself and her husband standing in front of their plaques. Alongside the pictures, she wrote, “more plaques more awards no weapons formed against the caldwells shall prosper.”

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