A new Nicki Minaj pregnant rumor is heating up the Internet. But this one has been started by Nicki Minaj herself. The singer has fans talking after she took the stage alongside Meek Mill on Saturday a concert at the First Niagara Pavilion in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania. Upon introducing the rapper, Nicki said very simply to the audience: “Make some noise for my baby father.” At that, the crowd cheered wildly and Meek Mill triumphantly raised his arms up in the air. It doesn't get much more straightforward than that, does it? Nicki could have been joking, but later a fan Tweeted at the singer “OMG @NICKIMINAJ OMG #BESTCONCERTEVER guess who’s pregnant,” along with an emoji of a baby. And the singer retweeted the message with eight tears of joy emojis. Sounds like Meek Mill may soon have something to focus on other than his feud with Drake , huh? EXCITING!
This week on Marriage Boot Camp Season 3 Episode 10, Kendra feared that her reeling, possibly-cheating husband Hank would do the unthinkable. No, not get fondled by a transgender model . To hear him tell it, that already happened, albeit by accident, when he went to innocently buy weed. No, she’s worried that he might finish himself off … and not the way Ava London says she finished him off . We mean take his own life. Seriously. Watch Marriage Boot Camp Season 3 Episode 10 Online These are the things that happen when you’re Kendra Wikinson and Hank Baskett. At this point it just comes with the ridiculous territory. As always, this week’s episode began with Hank and Kendra talking about his alleged infidelity with London and what it means for them. She’s upset that even according to Hank’s absurd version of events, Ava only touched him, but he was too afraid to move and stop her. Hank does not like that she is upset. Kendra said she has every right to be upset given the situation and that he only cares about Hank . Kendra told Hank she felt that she didn’t know him anymore, and Marriage Boot Camp Season 3 Episode 10 was titled “The Long Lie.” How long will she be able to put up with this one?! Kendra explained that her lack of trust in Hank began long before she knew about any alleged over the shorts fondling of Baskett’s junk. She confronted him long ago – many moons and reality shows ago – and he denied anything happened. At all. Now we know otherwise. “I gave him that opportunity, and he ran,” Kendra said, before admitting that she thought about reaching out to an ex to have the sex. Did she? And how is Hank’s mental state of late? Follow the link to watch Marriage Boot Camp online and see for yourself as we go behind the scenes of a saga that never seems to end … Kendra Wilkinson Worries About Hank Baskett Suicide
If you haven’t watched the first seven episodes of True Detective Season 2 in preparation for tonight’s 90-minute finale, consider this your spoiler alert. If you have been keeping up all along, then you know such a warning isn’t really necessary, as few viewers have any idea what the hell is going on, and the solution to the central mystery doesn’t matter much, anyway. (In fact, the question of who killed Ben Caspere may have already been answered.) Even so, we’re gonna do our best to briefly explain what’s happened thus far, and attempt to predict the ending of this wildly uneven installment in Nic Pizzolatto’s anthological mini-series. Here’s hoping it’s a bit more satisfying than last season’s Yellow King let-down. Let’s start with the basics: Ben Caspere was the city manager of Vinci, CA, before he “had his ticket punched” (in the pulpy parlance of the show) in the most brutal fashion imaginable. (We don’t know what’s worse, having your eyes gouged out or your genitals lopped off. Actually, yes we do.) Our detectives are interested in solving the case for obvious reasons, and gangster/aspiring legitimate business man Frank Seymon (Vince Vaughn) is invested both emotionally and financially: Caspere was holding a large chunk of his cash for a land development deal, and Frank thinks (correctly, it seems) that whoever offed the sketchy politico had an eye on taking down the Seymon business interests. Are you with us so far? Good, because the plot gets far more complex from there: To make a long story as short as possible, Caspere was some sort of weird sexual deviant who helped operate an underground prostitution ring. In 1992, he played a role in the theft of some blue diamonds that were stolen during the LA riots. The heist left the owners of the store dead, and their two children, Laura and Leonard, orphaned. After his death, the diamonds were found in Caspere’s safe deposit box, and along with a hard drive that was apparently stolen after the Ray Velcoro was shot in episode 2, they serve as key pieces of evidence – not only for determining who killed Caspere, but also in the effort to shed some light on the shady cabal that runs Vinci. Obviously, we’re leaving a lot out (including a couple of important deaths: Pour one out for Woodrugh and the mysterious Stan.), but basically, connecting the diamonds to the Rich Dude Sex Ring and figuring out who killed Caspere are the central goals of our surviving detectives, both of whom are now fugitives living on the lam. (Like we said, it’s a long, twisty tale.) So who’s the ticket puncher at the heart of this messy mystery? At this point, the prime suspect seems to be Laura – one of the jewelry store orphans who now goes by Erica and seems to have served as Caspere’s secretary (and possible sex slave) during the height of his corruption. Of course, Velcoro and Bezzerides have already arrived at that conclusion, and since the press release for the finale promises that Caspere’s killer will be definitively identified, we doubt Pizzolatto and company would hand us the answer in the penultimate episode. So on that note, we guess it’s a safe bet that Laura won’t turn out to be the perp. As for the theory that Leonard shot Velcoro ? Well, who knows! Say what you will about True Detective, it ain’t predictable. A tangled web of nonsense, maybe, but predictable? Never! That said, we have some theories inspired not so much by the show’s many red herrings as by its frequent (and frequently heavy-handed) thematic clues: For starters, considering how often issues of sex and procreation cropped up this season, we wouldn’t be surprised if someone gets knocked up in the finale. Will the suggestively named Seymon finally get his wife pregnant? Maybe Bezzerides will birth a biological Velcoro – after Ray croaks in heroic fashion, of course. (A dream version of his father did predict the boozy PD’s death in episode three.) Perhaps the gun-wielding birdman that shot Velcoro will come back to finish him off after he, erm….fertilizes Ani’s egg. Okay, we’re getting a little carried away with ourselves. After all, if last season taught us anything, it’s that guessing what will happen next on True Detective is like trying to understand Colin Farrell’s facial hair: We remain intrigued largely because the decision making process behind it is a total mystery. Tune in tonight to see how it all wraps up, and, as always, if you need to catch up, you can watch True Detective online at TV Fanatic.
