Kai Cenat‘s Streamer University auditions have delivered plenty of viral moments, but one wholesome family interaction has social media talking for all the right reasons.

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Queen & Clarence’s Son Impresses Kai Cenat With His Math Skills

Kai Cenat’s Streamer University auditions have been keeping timelines entertained, with everyone from major creators to hopeful streamers shooting their shot for a spot in the program. However, during the Atlanta auditions, it was Queen Naija and ClarenceNYC’s 7-year-old son, Legend, who stole the show.

While auditioning, Queen and Clarence called Legend after Clarence confidently told Kai that his son could solve any math problem. Kai put him to the test, firing off several questions over the phone while Clarence double-checked the answers with a calculator.

Legend got every question right, leaving Kai visibly impressed. Queen and Clarence shared a proud hug, hoping their son’s skills would help secure their spot in Streamer University. But in a hilarious plot twist, Kai jokingly declined both of their applications and announced that Legend was the one being accepted instead.

Social Media Reacts

The viral clip sparked thousands of reactions online.

Instagram user @danishaa___ wrote, “I think they was talking bout Cj… seems like Kai is a huge fan of Legend 😂😂😂 that baby is literally a genius ❤️ bless his heart”

Another Instagram user @_ybskiii wrote, “He do taxes??? 😭😭😭😭

While Instagram user @wylizzle wrote, “The way they hugged each other proud of him I nearly cried 🥹😂❤️”

Instagram user @0na.mae wrote, The little sound he makes when he’s thinking 😭 lol he is too cute!”

Another Instagram user @djtwoee wrote, “Not dad up there pulling out the calculator 😂”

While Instagram user @qpharoah wrote, “Mind you some people be stuck on 7×4”

Instagram user @eternalnessss201392 wrote, “That’s an autistic super hero right there. He broke that down, something I didn’t even do.”

Another Instagram user @yamiilenaa wrote, They named him legend not knowing he was about to be a math legend fr ✨👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🔥”

While Instagram user @gumby_licious wrote, “Decline both of y’all I’ll take Legend 😂😂”

Streamer University Auditions Draw Massive Crowds

The viral family moment came during Kai Cenat’s Atlanta Streamer University auditions on Wednesday. The event followed previous audition stops in New York and Los Angeles.

However, Atlanta’s turnout proved to be the largest yet.

Thousands of aspiring creators packed the area surrounding State Farm Arena in hopes of earning a spot in the program. Due to the overwhelming crowd, arena officials were eventually forced to shut down the auditions early and stop additional attendees from entering the venue. Those still waiting outside were instructed to leave the area as no more participants would be admitted.

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Step into a world where action meets drama as you queue up 2017’s The Foreigner, featuring none other than the martial arts maestro, Jackie Chan. In this intense thriller, Chan sheds his typically cheerful on-screen persona to deliver a performance that’s riddled with depth, showcasing a grieving father’s relentless pursuit of justice.

Directed by Martin Campbell, the man behind iconic James Bond films, The Foreigner is a gripping tale that unfolds against a backdrop of political intrigue and explosive action sequences. If you’re ready for a side of Jackie Chan you’ve rarely seen, this film promises an exhilarating ride.

A Chilling Revenge Arc

The Foreigner, starring the legendary Jackie Chan, is a riveting action thriller that revolves around the character of Ngoc Minh Quan, a humble London-based businessman with a haunting past. Quan’s world is turned upside down when his teenage daughter, Fan, is killed in a politically-motivated terrorist bombing. Devastated by his loss, Quan embarks on a relentless pursuit of justice, vowing to bring those responsible to account.

As Quan digs deeper, he discovers that the bombing is linked to a group of rogue Irish terrorists. He targets Liam Hennessy (played by Pierce Brosnan), a government official with former ties to the terrorists, believing him to hold the key to the identities of the bombers. Quan’s quest for vengeance takes him into a shadowy world of political conspiracy, power struggles, and hidden agendas.

Quan employs his skills, honed during his time as a special forces operative in the Vietnam War, to uncover the truth. He faces numerous obstacles and challenges as he unravels a complex web of intrigue involving British and Northern Irish politics, all while Hennessy struggles to manage political tensions and maintain his own grip on power.

The film’s narrative is imbued with themes of revenge, redemption, and the moral complexities of justice. Jackie Chan delivers a poignant and compelling performance, portraying a man driven by grief, grappling with loss, and seeking closure, while Pierce Brosnan excellently embodies the role of a conflicted and morally ambiguous politician.

A Hard-Hitting Blend Of Action And Drama

The Foreigner succeeds because it balances explosive action with a surprisingly emotional story. The film keeps the tension high throughout, blending political intrigue, revenge, and suspense while giving its lead character far more depth than audiences might expect from a traditional action thriller.

Critics gave the film a mixed-to-positive reception, and it currently holds a 66 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Much of the praise centered on the lead performance, which traded familiar action-comedy beats for a more restrained and dramatic approach. While some reviewers felt the political plotlines occasionally became overly complicated, many appreciated the film’s willingness to pair hard-hitting action with genuine emotional weight.

Fans were even more receptive, embracing the combination of intense set pieces, gripping drama, and a darker, more mature tone than viewers were expecting. The result is an underrated thriller that delivers both as an action movie and as a story about grief, vengeance, and the personal cost of pursuing justice.

For anybody looking for a tense, well-crafted thriller with strong performances and plenty of action, The Foreigner remains an easy recommendation.

As of this writing, The Foreigner is streaming for free on Pluto TV, The Roku Channel, and The CW.

Right off the bat, I want to say, that Mufasa: The Lion King is superior to its 2019 predecessor. But the unfortunate truth is, that bar is very low. Like many people, I wasn’t the biggest fan of Jon Favreau’s The Lion King adaptation which felt soulless even though it was a massive box office success, it left people with a bitter taste in their mouth. So it was likely that we wouldn’t get a continuation of Simmba’s story, so that doesn’t leave many ways to tell another story in this universe. A prequel with a largely original story sounded like a decent direction to go in after The Lion King.

Barry Jenkins was certainly an unexpected but exciting choice for a blockbuster like this. He tries his best to breathe new life into the iconic Pride Lands by exploring the origins of Mufasa and Taka (who eventually goes on to become Scar). Jenkins, known for Moonlight and If Beale Street Could Talk, brings surprising emotional depth to what could have easily been a soulless cash grab. The facial emotions are significantly better this time and we actually get an idea of what the characters are going through. This also takes the weight off voice actors who had to do all the heavy lifting in the last one.

Technically, the movie is as stunning as expected. The breathtaking photorealistic visuals are back, with meticulous attention to every leaf, ripple of water, and blade of grass. The Pride Lands come alive in all their splendor, creating a visual experience that demands to be seen on the big screen. The character animations are fluid and much more expressive enough to evoke connection without sacrificing realism. Jenkins really tries to present a more profound emotional tone, exploring themes of family, loss, and legacy with more nuance than one might expect from a Disney blockbuster.

(L-R): Sarabi (voiced by Tiffany Boone), Taka (voiced by Kelvin Harrison Jr.), Mufasa (voiced by Aaron Pierre), and Rafiki (voiced by Kagiso Lediga) in Disney’s live-action MUFASA: THE LION KING. Photo courtesy of Disney. © 2024 Disney Enterprises Inc. All Rights Reserved.

At its heart, the film focuses on the journey that shaped Mufasa into the king we know, and how two brothers turned into enemies. His journey takes very formulaic routes and hardly offers anything new. The brothers turned enemies story is also done multiple times and doesn’t surprise or impress at any point. The story has moments of beauty but struggles to get you invested or emotionally attached to it. The script is weak and definitely needed help from the visuals to bring the entertainment value. Thankfully the lack of novelty in the writing is partly compensated by the breath-taking visuals. There are some really impressive sequences that leave you impressed and engaged solely due to the cinematography.

But where Mufasa truly disappoints is in its music. Lin-Manuel Miranda is nowhere near his best and the sings are decent at best. Not a single song stayed with me once I left the screening. The middle portions of the film are particularly strong, offering intriguing subplots and emotional beats that elevate the narrative. Miranda is master at his work, but here he really struggles to get the beats right. The voice cast is solid across the board. Aaron Pierre captures Mufasa’s spirit, while Seth Rogen and Billy Eichner are as charming as ever. Kelvin Harrison Jr., struggles with his British accent.

(L-R): Mufasa (voiced by Aaron Pierre) and Taka (voiced by Kelvin Harrison Jr.) in Disney’s live-action MUFASA: THE LION KING. Photo courtesy of Disney. © 2024 Disney Enterprises Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Another aspect that the script gets wrong is the structure and character usage. It shouldn’t have taken the flashback storytelling route as it doesn’t work at all and only takes you out of Mufasa‘s story. It also never justifies the inclusions or Pumba and Timon, and they feel forced into the story. The final act feels emotionally satisfying but it really messes up Taka’s arc. His origin story is surprisingly underwhelming and frankly lazy. The story of his rivalry with Mufasa will remind you a lot of Transformers: One that came out earlier this year, and they did it way better. It’s also as if the writers hesitated to take bold narrative risks, instead settling for a resolution that feels too safe and familiar.

Mufasa: The Lion King is a visually stunning prequel that adds compelling world-building and heartfelt moments but struggles to justify its existence. The rushed narrative underdevelops key characters, and while Barry Jenkins’ thoughtful direction adds gravitas, it can’t overcome the contrived screenplay. The voicework is solid, but the music by Lin-Manuel Miranda is surprisingly underwhelming. It is superior to its 2019 predecessor, but the film still lacks the soul needed to truly roar with life.

Mufasa: The Lion King hits cinemas on December 20.

Over the last two decades, the concept of watching titles has switched from high-capacity optical storage formats like Blu-ray discs to streaming. Within that sphere, there are several options to choose from, with several major players within the streaming ecosystem. Apple TV, Peacock, and Prime Video are some of the major players on the scene. However, the biggest one is arguably Netflix, with one of the largest collection of television shows and movies globally. The streamer boasts a broad genre coverage of thrillers, horror, crime, romance, and so much more.

Year after year, Netflix has developed a reputation for delivering captivating titles that draw in large audiences. In this year alone, the streamer has overseen the arrival of several hits like Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s cop thriller, The Rip, Alan Ritchson‘s all-action mechanical nightmare, War Machine, and Cillian Murphy‘s final soirée as the revered Thomas Shelby in Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. Despite its vast array of titles, Netflix is always on the lookout for even more films and shows to add to its collection. Upcoming titles for this month, for instance, include the Harlan Coben thriller I Will Find You starring Sam Worthington, and the feel-good, buddy comedy Little Brother featuring John Cena and Eric Andre.

Now, Netflix is looking to add a war thriller, Play Dead. According to a new report, the streamer has acquired the rights to the WWII thriller from director Jaume Collet-Serra. Collet-Serra has a standing relationship with Netflix, with the director’s 2024 thriller, Carry On, starring Taron Egerton and Jason Bateman, being a memorable hit for all involved. The hope is that Play Dead will follow in the successful footsteps of Carry On, as Collet-Serra swaps a TSA checkpoint for the theater of war. Play Dead stars Noah Jupe (Hamnet) and Matthias Schweighöfer, who previously starred in another World War II mega masterpiece in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer. The upcoming war thriller is produced by legendary horror filmmaker Sam Raimi.

What Is ‘Play Dead’ About?

World War II is one of the most adapted periods in human history with a vast catalog of movies and shows based on that time period. Classics include titles like Steven Spielberg‘s Saving Private Ryan, and perhaps, Play Dead might force its way into such a conversation when it arrives on Netflix. The film follows a shell-shocked soldier who, after seeing a deadly ambush wipe out his unit in the final days of World War II, must survive the night by pretending to be dead while surrounded by an enemy battalion of Nazi soldiers. Collet-Serra directs from a script by Natalie Conway and Peter Stanley-Ward, with the project receiving high praise as it’s previously been billed as Don’t Breathe meets 1917.

Play Dead does not have a release date yet, but will debut on Netflix. Stay tuned to Collider for updates.

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July 24, 1998

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169 minutes

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Robert Rodat

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Gary Levinsohn, Ian Bryce

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A dangerous “basement dentist” trend has picked up steam where unlicensed individuals have been installing fake braces for the low. This risks clients’ permanent tooth loss. But instead of paying upwards of $5,000, individuals are opting for “basement braces” — happy with the price tag of just $120-$300.

Now, The Shade Room’s Justin Carter is getting to the bottom of what’s going on and talking to one of the unlicensed “dentists” in the mix on ‘TSR Investigates.’

“Basement Braces” Are Going Viral

According to Carter, Cherrae Wilson found herself hitting up a basement dentist. Not because she needed dental work, but because she wanted the “cosmetic” look. However, per Wilson, after she underwent the procedure, once the braces “popped off,” the space between her teeth was back.

“It’s literally just a 10-15 minute process,” Wilson explained to Carter.

Per Carter, locating more “basement dentists” online wasn’t hard. Carter reportedly found a woman named Angelica, who goes by “Braces by Dior” on TikTok. When asked if she considers herself a “basement dentist,” she instead called herself a “one-stop shop.”

“I do the braces… I do the little monthly checkup, like X-rays and stuff… like I would say basement braces cause I got a hold to a lot of stuff, you know,” Angelica explained before Carter asked which items in particular. “I wouldn’t say too much, but I’m [going to] gatekeeper.” 

Dentists Are Concerned

Per Carter, Angelica wouldn’t share the details of her equipment. But she said that she went to a trade school. Additionally, when Carter asked if she was “fearful” about performing the procedures, Agelica said, “Yes.”

Scroll above to watch as Angelica details her experience working with clients. Additionally, she opens up about what her procedure is when clients encounter pain or bleeding. Furthermore, Carter even sits down with reality TV star and board-certified dentist Dr. Heavenly Kimes, who shares her thoughts on the dangerous practice.

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By Steven Nelson
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From the star-laden skies of the cosmos in Guardians of the Galaxy to the deep jungles of Avatar, Zoe Saldana has demonstrated her prowess in various roles, captivating audiences with her compelling performances. Now, Netflix brings her to your screens in a gripping tale of vengeance – Colombiana.

Dive into a thrilling world where Saldana, unyielding and fierce, sets out on a relentless pursuit to avenge her family’s death. Directed by Olivier Megaton and penned by the renowned Luc Besson, this action-packed ride promises to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Prepare for an exhilarating experience with Colombiana.

Cataleya Is Coming For You

Colombiana is a tale of retribution set against the gritty backdrop of the criminal underworld. At its heart is Cataleya Restrepo, played with fierce determination by Zoe Saldana. As a young girl in Bogota, Colombia, Cataleya witnesses the brutal murder of her parents at the hands of a ruthless drug lord named Don Luis (Beto Benites).

The traumatic event, however, gives rise to a burning desire for revenge, and she barely escapes the massacre, ultimately finding her way to her uncle Emilio in Chicago.

Under Emilio’s guidance, Cataleya transforms into a deadly assassin, honing her skills to exact her revenge. While she takes on various assignments, she leaves a distinctive drawing of a cataleya orchid as her signature, a message to those who wronged her that she’s coming for them. This calling card draws the attention of both the criminal world and law enforcement.

Cataleya navigates the dangers of her vocation, and her single-minded focus remains on finding Don Luis and his main enforcer, Marco. The film intricately weaves her personal vendetta with her professional hits, building to a climactic confrontation.

A Thriller With Depth

Throughout, Zoe Saldana’s portrayal of Cataleya is that of a woman driven by past horrors, wielding her trauma as both a weapon and armor, making Colombiana not just an action-packed thriller but also a study of what fuels a person’s drive for vengeance.

Colombiana truly shines as a Zoe Saldana vehicle, largely because of the symbiotic relationship between the film’s narrative and Saldana’s strengths as an actress. Firstly, Zoe Saldana has always exuded a kind of quiet strength and intensity in her roles, making her the perfect fit for a character who carries the weight of traumatic past events but channels it into her mission for vengeance.

Her slender physique and graceful movements, combined with her intensity, make her a believable and unique assassin, differentiating Cataleya from the archetypal brute force hitman often depicted in cinema. Additionally, Saldana’s range allows her to tap into the deeper emotional undercurrents of Cataleya’s story.

While Colombiana is undoubtedly an action film, at its core, it’s a story of a scarred individual seeking closure. Saldana’s portrayal of Cataleya isn’t one-dimensional; she brings a blend of vulnerability and steeliness to the role. This duality resonates with audiences, making the action sequences more than just visually spectacular. They’re emotionally charged, underpinned by Cataleya’s heartbreaking backstory and her quest for justice.

Moreover, the film’s setting and narrative play into the cultural strengths of Saldana. As a woman of Latina descent, Zoe infuses authenticity into Cataleya’s Colombian roots, making her quest feel genuine and rooted in a real sense of place and culture. 

The movie, in essence, becomes a platform for Saldana to showcase not only her physical prowess but also her ability to create a multi-dimensional character, transforming Colombiana from a mere action flick into a riveting tale of resilience, revenge, and redemption.

Colombiana, streaming on Netflix, stands as a testament to Zoe Saldana’s prowess as an action star and her ability to carry a film with both emotional depth and high-octane sequences. Her portrayal of Cataleya resonates with audiences not just for the action, but for the heart and determination behind each move. While the revenge genre has been explored in countless ways in cinema, it’s Saldana’s unique blend of vulnerability and fierceness that sets this film apart.

Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson series has millions of fans around the world. The idea of being a demi-god is as enchanting as the idea of receiving a letter from Hogwarts. Fans are currently enjoying Disney’s Percy Jackson & The Olympians series, which has cemented itself as a faithful adaptation. But it isn’t the only Percy Jackson adaptation. Over a decade before the TV series dazzled fans, there were less source-accurate movie adaptations that became infamous back in the day but have since found a solid audience.

Starring Logan Lerman as the titular demi-god Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief came out in 2010, helmed by Harry Potter and Home Alone alum Chris Columbus. The movie introduced a 16-year-old Percy, accused of stealing Zeus’ master lightning bolt, who must cross America with his friends to find the real thief and rescue his mother from the Underworld. Despite fan backlash, the feature was a big hit, earning $226.4 million worldwide against a $95 million budget.

But despite its box-office success, critics criticized it as formulaic, while fans of the books dissed it for removing many important characters and deviating from the source material. But it didn’t stop a sequel from getting greenlit. Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters follows Percy and his friends as they journey into the Bermuda Triangle to retrieve the mythical Golden Fleece, which is needed to heal the protective barrier of their safe haven, Camp Half-Blood.

Directed by Thor Freudenthal, the sequel was also a box office hit, earning $200 million on a $90 million budget. But the movie received more criticism than its predecessor for speed-running through the book plots, minimal stakes, and sloppy CGI fights. Given that the film franchise had deviated from the books severely and the fact that they got a lot of backlash from fans, the third movie was cancelled.

‘Percy Jackson & The Olympians’ Franchise Is Still Entertaining Streaming Audiences

Despite backlash and cancellation, the movies are remembered fondly for several elements, such as composer Christophe Beck’s memorable soundtrack, some very effective set pieces, and spot-on casting, including Uma Thurman as Medusa, Pierce Brosnan as Chiron, the centaur, Sean Bean as Zeus, and Stanley Tucci as Dionysus in the sequel. Owing to which fans are returning to check out the franchise on Netflix. Percy Jackson duology is reigning over Netflix’s U.S. charts, as per FlixPatrol.

So while we wait for season 3 of the Disney+ series, check out the Percy Jackson and the Olympians movies on Netflix and stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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February 1, 2010

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Rosie O’Donnell is not closing the door entirely on a return to The View.

During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Thursday, June 18, O’Donnell, 64, was quizzed about whether she’d be interested in returning as a guest host, like her former View sparring partner Elisabeth Hasselbeck did earlier this year.

“I would be up to guest host, but they haven’t asked me. So we’ll see what happens,” the comedian and former talk show host shared.

O’Donnell also reignited her feud with former costar Hasselbeck, 49, noting that she caught the latter’s return to the ABC daytime talk show in March.

“It’s interesting, in the time of Trump, I think she’s the perfect person they want on TV spouting their rhetoric, you know?” O’Donnell said, referring to Hasselbeck’s conservative political views.

O’Donnell appeared on The View from 2006 to 2007 (and again from 2014 to 2015) and famously clashed with Hasselbeck on current affairs topics discussed around the table.

In May 2007, during a heated debate about the Iraq war, producers used a split-screen shot to show both O’Donnell and Hasselbeck — something that O’Donnell is still unhappy about.

“Are you still annoyed that the director went to the split screen?” host Andy Cohen asked O’Donnell.

She responded, “Yeah, I’m still annoyed, believe me. Mommy knows how to hold a grudge.”

In an October 2025 radio interview, O’Donnell claimed the split-screen saga “was a set-up,” adding, “Our producer [was] not an on-the-fly kind of guy … he wouldn’t have been like, ‘Let’s go to a splitscreen.’ That was prepared.”

O’Donnell quickly left The View after the controversial segment, asking to be released from her contract with ABC.

“When I went off the stage that day, I went to my dressing room to pack all my stuff up, go back and do the rest of the segments … and walked out and never went back,” O’Donnell said. “It felt to me like I was on a basketball team of five women, and one of them kept tripping me on my way to the hoop. … This [was] supposed to be my team.”

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“They were right to have me leave that show,” she added. “It is not the best way for me to serve the talent and the people, because arguing about ridiculous, made-up things is a way for a slow death.”

O’Donnell returned to The View for a five-month stint in 2014, before departing again in early 2015, citing medical reasons.

“[My health] got a little bit worse right before the holidays — [my doctor] was kind of concerned,” she said at the time. “I can’t really fix [my personal life] right away, but I can fix [my job]. So I spoke to them at ABC, and I told them, and they understood. They’ve been unbelievably supportive and loving.”

The internet has been waiting for Ari Fletcher to speak up ever since her former friend Tuson Jewell seemingly claimed she had him jumped at the ‘Bad Boys: Colombia’ auditions. Ari appeared to break her silence during a recent livestream, and she didn’t hold back one bit.

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Tuson Jewell Shares His Side Of What Allegedly Went Down At The ‘Bad Boys’ Auditions

Okay, so BOOM! The speculation popped off after Tuson Jewell hopped online, claiming 20 men allegedly attacked him during the ‘Bad Boys’ auditions. He called out Lemuel Plummer and Natalie Nunn, saying he couldn’t believe it happened but was even more shocked that he walked away with just “a scratch.” Tuson didn’t name-drop Ari Fletcher at the time, but fans quickly started connecting the dots since she was in attendance and after he said, “A weak a** b***h sent the hit.” 

Ari Fletcher Enters The Chat After Tuson Speaks Out

Ari wasted no time addressing the chatter. She hopped on her own livestream and chopped it up with fans. When one viewer asked, “Did you get that man beat up?” the Remedy founder didn’t dodge the question. Instead, she told folks to wait until ‘Bad Boys’ drops before jumping to conclusions. Ari never mentioned Tuson by name, but she admitted that she would’ve preferred to keep everything under wraps so fans could see what happened on the show. “You’re not suppose to talk about it, your suppose to just wait until it come out.” She continued, “Like, you done blew it. It was just dumb.” From there, added, “Yes, though. I’m not saying I didn’t.” But even with that, she doubled down on encouraging fans to just wait and see what happens when the show airs.

From Bestie’s To Goodbye: A Recap Of Ari & Tuson’s Past Falling Out

In 2024, Ari and Tuson were friendship goals, often sharing funny moments online, including clips from their viral joint cooking show ‘Dinner With The Don.’ But things went left earlier that year after Tuson accused Ari of gifting him $20K for a new car for his birthday and never actually following through. Their friendship took an even bigger hit during an episode of ‘The Impact ATL’ when Ari ended up spitting at him. After the episode went viral, both Ari and Tuson hopped on an Instagram livestream with BET+ to address the drama and clear the air on where they stood. Ari said Tuson blew things out of proportion because he wasn’t even near her when she spat. She also shut down any chance of a future friendship, even saying she wouldn’t attend his funeral. Still, she admitted that the bond they once shared was beautiful.

“Absolutely, no room for that. We will never, ever, ever in life be cool again. Never! No matter the circumstances, it’s nothing in this world that could make me be like, ‘I should reach out.’ Nothing! No, absolutely not!”

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