Boosie Badazz Refuses To Apologize For Insulting Dwayne Wade’s Transgender Daughter: ‘I’d Say It Again’

In less than 24 hours,  Cardi B  posted not one but two images of her adorable toddler, and they could not be more radically different. The Yellow Bodak singer’sdaughter  Kulture, one of the most stylish celebrity kids on planet Earth, shows off her fashion credentials in two snaps, one wearing a casual-but-trendy outfit, and another one looking like a little princess. “Never seen this pic Set just sent me of K,” wrote Cardi on the latter one.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is in the running for the top dad prize during the coronavirus pandemic. The "Hobbs and Shaw" star, 47, posted a video as he attempted to negotiate bedtime with his youngest daughter, Tia, who made a special request -- sing her favorite song.

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Bella family membership pending. Nikki Bella‘s mom, Kathy Colace, wants to take a family photo for her birthday — sans Nikki’s fiancé, Artem Chigvintsev.

Swiss Beatz is trying to work smarter, not harder. 

Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz are walking back on their controversial comments about the coronavirus!

“What I believe, regardless of what I may have come across as saying, is we need widespread testing and continued protection of the high-risk portion of the population,” the TV host, 69, said during a Facebook Live on Friday, April 17. “Last night I said we as a society have chosen to live with certain controllable deadly risk every day, smoking, auto crashes, swimming and, yes, I know that those are not contagious, so probably bad examples.”

Dwayne Johnson refuses to post his workout sessions on social media during the coronavirus lockdown because he doesn’t want to upset anyone.

Alicia Keys has her own at-home manicurist.  On Tuesday, the Grammy winner recruited her husband Swizz Beatz to help remove her gel manicure while social distancing together. Thankfully, the hilarious moment was captured on video and shared to Instagram.  "Quarantine Day 33," Swizz wrote.

Dr. Drew Pinsky, known on TV as Dr. Drew, is apologizing for his previous comments about Coronavirus, citing “press-induced panic” and calling it “way less serious than influenza.” These comments were made back in February, before America’s social distancing practices were put into place.

Celebrity doctor Drew Pinsky has apologized for a series of statements unspooled in a recent video where he downplayed the coronavirus and suggested it was a “press-induced panic.” “I wish I had gotten it right, but I got it wrong,” said Pinsky in a video posted over the weekend. Pinsky is known as “Dr.

Wow, we knew Dr. Drew Pinsky has been less a doctor and more a Teen Mom referee for the last decade, but we honestly always assumed his medical opinion was legit. (If we’re being honest it certainly doesn’t hurt he’s been a silver fox with a sexy bedside manner full of calm gravitas — not to mention he was often the voice of reason next to Adam Carolla.)

Over the past few weeks, Dr. Drew Pinsky has been one of many — including the likes of Fox News personalities Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham and Judge Jeanine Pirro — to downplay the threat of the coronavirus, claiming it’s media hype and that COVID-19 is no more dangerous than the common flu.

The "High School Musical" star appeared in an episode of "Hot Ones" with host Sean Evans, and opened up about his career in Hollywood as well as the body transformation he underwent to star alongside Dwayne Johnson in the 2017 film, reports foxnews.com.