Say word La ? You out here eatin’ with the competition? All jokes aside, the new issue of GQ features a story on the owner of BOSSIP’s shady competition (hell yeah we said it) that includes his involvement in the whole Honey Nut Cheerios debacle. Check out an excerpt below via GQ : He tells La La that the same anonymous source who approached the Daily News, peddling the Cheerios rumor, had approached him first. “I didn’t believe that isht,” he explains. Fred doesn’t know much more than that about where the rumor came from. Which is okay, because it turns out La La has a second, more important question that Fred does know the answer to. She doesn’t really care about Honey Nut Cheerios.The cereal was a pretext. What she really wants to know is: Has Fred heard about anything involving Melo and women who are not named La La Anthony? Tabloid stories have a way of begetting more tabloid stories. Groupies, girls, that kind of thing—just look at Tiger Woods, whoseone VIP hostess quickly turned into a dozen after news of his infidelities went public. Once she’s on the front page ofthe Daily News next to a stranger’s quote about her vajayjay, La La says, “that’s when people feel like, ‘That’s my chance to start something up or to make something up.’ ” Fred nods sympathetically. On this subject, he says, he can help: “No bullisht came out.” “Good,” La La says, as somewhere far away from here a chill shoots down the spine of the NBA’s reigning scoring champion. “Because I’ll cut a motherf***er’s d*** off okay? And that’ll be the next story.” Well damn… That must be the fiesty Rican side coming out. To read more from the story that mentions us as well, visit GQ HERE .
