On today’s Morning Hustle Podcast, the team breaks down three buzzworthy moments shaping entertainment and reality TV. First, Chris Seeley from Love Island USA opens up about the end of his relationship with Huda Mustafa. He revealed their connection fizzled due to mismatched affection—Huda avoided public displays, which Chris felt cut against their intimacy—and while he respected her boundary, he expressed frustration that it led to their split. Their rocky journey—highlighted by PDA issues and a dramatic finale fallout—remains a hot topic among fans.

Next up, Drake’s litigation drama continues as his legal team officially names 63 witnesses in his lawsuit against Universal Music Group, accusing them of inflating rival Kendrick Lamar’s streaming stats and orchestrating a defamation campaign over the hit “Not Like Us.” This is a major escalation in the case, signaling the level of evidence and notable people involved.

Finally, the Rick Ross–DC Young Fly feud reignited after Ross revisited his 2021 walkout from the 85 South Show, claiming it was a professional exit, while DC Young Fly fired back on digital platforms, mocking the unexpected departure and defending the show’s status amid their public exchange. These headline-making stories—reality TV fallout, music-industry courtroom drama, and podcast beef—keep Morning Hustle listeners locked in from start to finish.

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On today’s episode of The Morning Hustle, Akon sets the record straight about his ambitious Senegalese development, Akon City. Despite reports claiming the project has stalled or shut down, the singer and entrepreneur insists the city is still in progress and remains committed to his vision of a futuristic, crypto-powered hub in Africa.

Meanwhile, tensions flared between SZA and Nicki Minaj. After Nicki criticized SZA’s music on social media, SZA clapped back by releasing past DMs in which Nicki twice asked for a feature—requests that SZA says she declined. In lighter news, comedians Lavell Crawford and Kim Whitley stopped by to talk about their roles in the upcoming Happy Gilmore 2, teasing laughs, surprises, and what fans can expect from the long-awaited sequel.

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On today’s Morning Hustle, Lore’l, Kyle, and Alton unpack three headline-grabbers making waves. First, T.I. centered the spotlight on his wife Tiny for her 50th birthday celebration, pausing the event so Muni Long could serenade her—showing just how much he values her presence and grace. Next, Nicki Minaj escalated her long-standing beef with Jay-Z and Roc Nation, accusing them of short-changing her on her equity in Tidal—demanding between $100–200 million in what she calls a “karmic debt,” and teasing a possible switch to platforms like Kick with equity stakes. Finally, the Obamas stepped in to squash persistent divorce rumors on Michelle’s latest podcast, dismissing speculation and celebrating the strength of their bond, reminding listeners—and fans—that their relationship remains solid.

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On today’s Morning Hustle, the team dives into a trio of stories shaking up hip-hop and sports. Kanye West’s former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, has filed a disturbing lawsuit accusing the rapper of sexual assault, battery, human trafficking, and false imprisonment—claims that allegedly took place between 2021 and 2023. West’s legal team has denied the allegations, calling them an extortion attempt. Meanwhile, Shaquille O’Neal put former NFL star Robert Griffin III on notice, threatening to “punch him in the face” if he doesn’t stop speaking negatively about WNBA star Angel Reese. Shaq made it clear he considers himself a protector of Reese, who’s recently been the target of online hate.

Elsewhere, tensions flared between SZA and Nicki Minaj on social media. Nicki ignited the feud by attacking SZA’s manager and then escalating with harsh words aimed at the singer herself. SZA, however, responded with restraint, expressing love and a desire to rise above negativity. These stories underscore the intense scrutiny, public pressure, and personal drama that come with fame—and how quickly private issues can explode in the public eye.

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On today’s episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, Lore’l, Kyle, and Alton deliver an engaging lineup. Megan Thee Stallion and NBA star Klay Thompson have confirmed their romantic relationship with a soft‑launch featuring PDA and vacation photos from the Bahamas—igniting social media buzz around this unexpected star‑studded coupling. Meanwhile, legendary producer Jermaine Dupri joins Lore’l to unveil his upcoming docuseries Magic City: An American Fantasy, offering insider insight into the iconic Atlanta hotspot’s cultural legacy and hints at a new musical project.

Tensions rise ringside in the entertainment world as Remy Ma and Claressa Shields’ feud escalates during a recent boxing event—Remy and Papoose appearing across from Shields and Papoose's rumored girlfriend, fueling viral speculation and drama.

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On today’s The Morning Hustle Podcast, the hosts bring you three can't-miss conversations that tap into artistry, faith, and fandom. First, the cast of BMF—including Myles Truitt, Da’Vinchi, and Russell Hornsby—joins Lore’l for an intimate fireside chat where they open up about behind-the-scenes tension, character growth, and Lil Meech’s evolving storyline. Their insights reflect on the gritty realities and deep bonds forged during the series' fourth season.

Next up, Ty Dolla $ign pulls up from the BET Awards red carpet to spill on his forthcoming album—designed for psychedelic “shrooms” sessions—and how his creative process shifted during award season, blending introspection with high-energy beats youtube.com. And rounding out the episode, Edi Gathegi (Mister Terrific) and Anthony Carrigan (Metamorpho) from the new Superman film share exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses into preparing for their DC Universe roles—including intense martial arts training, diet regimens, and the mission behind bringing hope through their hero personas.

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In today’s The Morning Hustle Podcast, we spotlight three compelling creative journeys. First, rising singer-songwriter Jordan Adetunji opens up about his Grammy-nominated single “Kehlani” and his evolving artistry—from TikTok success to working with Kehlani and securing a nomination for Best Melodic Rap Performance. His latest mixtape A Jaguar’s Dream promises even more diverse sounds and emotional storytelling, positioning him as a standout in 2025's music scene.

Meanwhile, Josh Levi shares how Destiny’s Child inspired him, discussing his upcoming album Hydraulic, which fuses his Houston roots and R&B passion. His hot single “Don’t Go,” sampling "No, No, No Pt. 2," has already gone viral and marked a bold next step in his career. And finally, DJ Suede The Remix God joins TMH to talk about his social media-fueled rise—turning viral clips into hit remixes for major artists and building a strong online presence with over 750K followers.

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On today’s episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, we’ve got three standout conversations that fuel inspiration and insight. First, singer-songwriter Victoria Monét stopped by to chat with Lore'l about her debut children's book, Everywhere You Are, and being a mom. She discussed how the story tackles separation anxiety, inspired by her own experiences as a working parent—a relatable narrative that’s already resonating widely.

Next, award-winning songwriter Sean Garrett joined the show from the BET Awards Media House, sharing reflections on his 56 chart-topping hits—spanning Beyoncé, Usher, and Destiny’s Child—and his recent work on the posthumous Aaliyah album. Garrett emphasized maintaining authenticity in production and teased new singles “Gone” (with Tank) and “Girlfriend” (featuring Huncho & Plies). Finally, That Mexican O.T. dropped by Lore'l’s Fireside Chat to share his unconventional journey—from unexpected fame to building resilience in music. His candid story highlights staying true to self while navigating an unpredictable industry.

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