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Drake watched his $200,000 bet crumble Saturday night as Jake Paul fell short against Anthony Joshua in a widely anticipated boxing match that once again breathed life into the infamous “Drake curse.”

The Canadian rapper had posted a screenshot of his wager on Instagram ahead of the fight, captioning it, “Jakeyyyyy boy. Lock tf in.”

But the gamble didn’t pay off. Joshua overwhelmed Paul in a lopsided contest, adding another name to the growing list of athletes who’ve stumbled after receiving Drake’s public backing.

Anthony Joshua edged the early rounds on the scorecards, but the fight unfolded as a slow, awkward mess with little clean action. Jake Paul relied on movement, light jabs and occasional right hands to survive, repeatedly circling and keeping distance while avoiding major damage.

“THE FANS DIDN’T PAY TO SEE THIS CRAP.”

THE REF TO JAKE PAUL AND ANTHONY JOSHUA

LIVE NOW ONLY ON NETFLIX! #JakeJoshua pic.twitter.com/T56lwxTuEh

— Netflix Sports (@netflixsports) December 20, 2025

Joshua applied pressure and landed sporadic body shots, an uppercut and a few glancing blows, mostly in the clinch, but struggled to track Paul or assert control. Both fighters missed frequently, slipped to the canvas multiple times and spent long stretches tied up. A brief stoppage followed when Paul claimed a low blow, with the replay showing

Joshua’s knee made contact during a fall. Despite holding a points lead, Joshua’s inability to dominate or produce meaningful offense left the bout difficult to score and aesthetically ugly, with Paul’s survival through the rounds already feeling like a moral setback for Joshua.

Jake Paul was knocked down twice in a brutal 5th round, but he managed to survive. However, round 6 brought the end for Jake Paul, who was TKO’d.

THE REF HAS SEEN ENOUGH!!!

ANTHONY JOSHUA GETS THE KO AGAINST JAKE PAUL IN ROUND 6! #JakeJoshua pic.twitter.com/m5Y2VJ8to3

— Netflix Sports (@netflixsports) December 20, 2025

Drake’s betting history has become something of a running joke in sports circles, with many pointing to his track record of high-profile losses.

The rapper’s hometown team, the Toronto Blue Jays, was a recent victim of the curse. After Drake publicly backed them during the 2025 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers came back to win Game 7.

The Toronto Sun bluntly noted, “The dreaded Drake Curse is being partly blamed for the Toronto Blue Jays’ loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 of the World Series.”

The so-called curse gained traction after Drake backed Conor McGregor in his 2018 UFC bout against Khabib Nurmagomedov.

McGregor was submitted in the fourth round, despite being one of the sport’s top draws at the time.

Since then, Drake’s support has coincided with a string of defeats across sports. From Alabama football to the Golden State Warriors and even Serena Williams, the rapper’s endorsements have often preceded unexpected losses.

JAKE PAUL TAKES THE RING TO FIGHT ANTHONY JOSHUA.

WE ARE UNDERWAY. LIVE NOW ONLY ON NETFLIX. #JakeJoshua pic.twitter.com/J0iEOAKlUA

— Netflix Sports (@netflixsports) December 20, 2025

The trend has become so consistent that some gamblers now use Drake’s bets as a reverse indicator.

Paul himself has felt the sting before. After losing a split decision to Tommy Fury in February 2023, he learned Drake had put $400,000 on him to win. His reaction was blunt.

“F**k. This is Drake’s fault,” Paul said at the post-fight press conference. “Drake, bro, why did you do this to me? It’s my fault. $400,000 is nothing to him. He has won a lot more money betting on me before. He’s probably about even now.”

Paul later joked that he owed Drake an apology for the loss. But with Saturday’s defeat, the curse appears to have struck again.

The odds were stacked against Paul from the start. Joshua, a former two-time heavyweight champion, entered the ring with 25 knockouts in 32 wins and a towering 6-foot-6 frame.

Paul, at 6-foot-1, was a massive underdog at +800, while Joshua sat comfortably at -1200.

Paul entered Saturday’s fight with a 12-1 record. Both of his losses now share one thing in common: Drake’s money riding on his shoulders.

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Young Buck dropped a scathing diss track aimed at Fat Joe after the Bronx rapper claimed his crew beat up the Tennessee artist years ago during their G-Unit feud.

The beef reignited when Joe told the story on his “Joe and Jada” podcast. “I never told nobody this story before,” Joe said during the podcast episode.

He claimed his crew caught Buck after a Chicago festival performance during the height of the G-Unit versus Terror Squad rivalry.

The two-minute response track samples G Herbo’s “Went Legit” and directly challenges Joe’s recent podcast story. Buck wasted no time calling out both Joe and Jadakiss for their podcast antics.

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“These rappers need to stop teaming up on these podcasts and making these lil skits,” Buck rapped on the track. Buck flat-out denied that Joe’s version of events ever happened.

“No hands was put on anybody, even though I attempted/I don’t know if this is you Fat Joe, or the Ozempic,” he fired back, taking a shot at Joe’s recent weight loss

The former Terror Squad leader claimed he threw a water bottle at Buck and dared him to step up before his crew allegedly jumped the Nashville rapper

Buck initially responded with humor, posting an AI-generated news report on Instagram.

“Young Buck finally released from Nashville ER — 20 YEARS after a Fat Joe whooping! Witnesses say @buckshotz rolled out the hospital confused, iced up, and ready to hit the studio after what doctors are calling “the longest hospital stay in rap history.”

He followed up by mocking Joe’s story, saying he expected to “make a full recovery in 4-6 more decades.”

Buck’s diss track marks his most direct response to Joe’s claims.

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Lil Zay Osama released his new project, YN TAPE, on December 19, bringing together Chicago’s emerging drill artists for a 15-track collection that showcases the city’s next generation.

The Chicago rapper explained his vision for the project to AllHipHop.

“The YN tape is really a tape of me just going back to my younger self, bringing the drill style back: hard beats, dark sounds, and rapping about street stuff,” he told AllHipHop. “But it’s also to shine the light on the younger artists, the new generation coming up in Chicago for those who don’t know em. I just wanna see Chicago win over all and sticking together, and hopefully this tape can do that!”

The album features collaborations with rising Chicago talents, including Pretty Liyah, Fastmoney Ant and Star Bandz. Lil Zay Osama also brought in artists from other cities, such as OT7 Quanny and YTB Fatt, to round out the project.

When discussing his collaborator selection process, the rapper was direct about his choices.

“I chose these specific people because artists like Pretty Liyah, Fastmoney Ant, Star Bandz — they all from Chicago. They the new up and coming who music I f### with,” he explained.

He noted plans for additional features in a deluxe version, saying he wanted to spotlight young artists with whom he has genuine relationships.

The release comes during a period of increased visibility for Lil Zay Osama, who recently made headlines for showing support to a Chicago mother and child who were attacked by a group of students.

The rapper offered to fly them to Los Angeles for dinner and Christmas shopping.

The YN TAPE tracklist includes standout collaborations like “YN’S” with YTB Fatt, “Turnt” featuring Star Bandz, and “Hood B****es” with Fastmoney Ant.

The project closes with both the original and remix versions of “Dog S**t Records,” with the remix featuring OT7 Quanny.

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Pras Michel is fighting to stay free while appealing his conviction, asking a federal judge to grant bail as he challenges what his lawyers call a deeply tainted trial.

The former Fugees rapper was sentenced on November 20 to 168 months in federal prison after a Washington jury convicted him in a sweeping political influence case.

His legal team filed a motion seeking bail pending appeal, arguing that his conviction is vulnerable on multiple fronts and that he poses no flight risk or danger to the public.

Michel was allowed to remain free following sentencing and is not scheduled to surrender to the Bureau of Prisons until January 27, 2026. His lawyers say forcing him into custody now would be premature given the scope of issues already headed to the appeals court.

Michel’s attorneys argue the trial was riddled with errors that improperly swayed the jury. They contend jurors repeatedly heard that federal judges and FBI agents believed Michel was guilty, a situation they describe as unprecedented and profoundly prejudicial.

“Rather than testify about the subject matter of the FBI’s investigation, Agent Heuchling testified about his conclusions after reviewing all of the evidence,” Pras’s lawyer Peter Zeidenberg said. “Agent Heuchling also expressed his opinions about then strength of the evidence, including based on hearsay, such as when he testified that he traced funds to entities associated with Michel.”

The motion claims that the trial judge allowed jurors to learn that a separate judge had found probable cause that Michel committed crimes, and then reinforced that message through repeated courtroom rulings labeling him a “co-conspirator” before the jury.

The defense argues that no meaningful instruction ever told jurors to disregard those impressions.

Michel’s attorneys also take aim at the testimony of an FBI case agent, arguing he was improperly allowed to act as an overview witness while repeatedly offering opinions that Michel committed crimes. The filing claims the agent described alleged conspiracies and illegal conduct dozens of times, crossing lines the D.C. Circuit has already warned against.

Beyond courtroom conduct, the appeal attacks the evidence itself. The defense argues prosecutors stretched federal statutes beyond their limits, including bank fraud and campaign finance laws.

One key argument says no court has ever upheld convictions for false statements to banks when no funds were at risk and no loans were involved, yet Michel was convicted under that theory.

Other challenges target counts tied to political donations, foreign agent laws and alleged lobbying.

Michel’s lawyers argue that prosecutors failed to prove essential elements, such as intent, direction or control by a foreign government, and actual causation of the false filings. They claim several counts should never have reached a jury.

The motion also levels harsh criticism at Michel’s trial representation. It alleges his former lawyer, David Kenner, of Death Row Records fame, was unprepared for a complex white-collar case, failed to object to damaging testimony and even made statements during closing arguments that effectively conceded core allegations.

The defense argues that ineffective assistance alone warrants a new trial.

“Michel’s trial counsel, David Kenner, was ineffective and incompetent. He failed to object when the Government used Agent Heuchling as an overview witness, or to Heuchling’s repeated testimony that Michel was guilty of the offenses charged, betraying a lack of familiarity with the rules of evidence,” Zeidenberg said.

Under federal law, a defendant must be released pending appeal if he is not a flight risk, poses no danger and raises substantial questions likely to result in reversal or a new trial.

Michel’s lawyers say he meets all requirements, noting that he has remained on release without incident since his 2019 arrest. If bail is denied, the defense is asking the court to at least delay surrender until the appeals court weighs in.

They argue that rushing Michel into prison before that review would serve no purpose and could not be undone.

Michel was convicted in a case tied to Malaysian financier Jho Low and international lobbying efforts that prosecutors said crossed legal lines. His appeal is now pending before the D.C. Circuit, with the bail decision expected before his January surrender date.

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Sinners silenced any doubt about the power of Black storytelling by sweeping the Black Film Critics Circle awards in New York City. The movie and others emerged as celebrated films of 2025.

The Ryan Coogler directed drama was named “Best Film of the Year” by the Black Film Critics Circle and led the organization’s annual honors with wins for “Best Director,” “Best Actor” for Michael B. Jordan, “Best Supporting Actor” for Delroy Lindo, “Best Original Screenplay,” “Best Cinematography” and “Best Ensemble Performance.”

The results followed BFCC’s year end voting process recognizing achievements in theatrical motion pictures across 13 competitive categories.

The announcement was delivered by BFCC co-president Mike Sargent, who framed the film’s success within a broader cultural context that extends far beyond awards season.

READ ALSO: Sinners: The Many Multiverses Of Michael B. Jordan & Jonathan Majors…

“We live in a time of cultural erasure for Black folks in America and people of color in general. Books are being banned and achievements are being erased. Yet somehow a film like Sinners can come out and remind not just the importance of Black stories, but how a genre like a horror-vampire movie can speak to the human condition and have social relevance,” Sargent said.

Sargent pointed to industry data to underline the magnitude of Coogler’s achievement, citing a recent industry analysis.

“The stories we consume as a recent article in Hollywood Reporter pointed out. 92% of the Top Scripted Streaming Series Come From white creators,” he continued. “If our creations ( non-white creators) make up only 8% what is actually getting produced, it makes what Ryan Coogler achieved here even more monumental. They may try to erase our past, but they cannot erase our future.”

Co-president Wilson Morales echoed that sentiment, noting that this year’s BFCC honorees reflected a refusal to retreat amid political pressure and industry gatekeeping.

“What we saw this year is a community of filmmakers refusing to shrink in the face of political headwinds or industry gatekeeping. From Ryan Coogler’s vision to the range of performances recognized by BFCC, these films demonstrate that Black stories are not a trend or a niche; they are a vital part of the cinematic conversation,” Morales said.

READ ALSO: Teyana Taylor Lands Golden Globe Nod, Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler Score Major Recognition for ‘Sinners’

Beyond Sinners, the BFCC honored Tessa Thompson as Best Actress for Hedda and awarded Best Supporting Actress to Teyana Taylor for One Battle After Another, which also won Best Adapted Screenplay. Chase Infiniti received the Rising Star Award for her breakout performance in that film. The Perfect Neighbor was named Best Documentary Feature, K Pop Demon Hunters earned Best Animated Feature and It Was Just an Accident took Best Foreign Language Film.

Coogler also received the BFCC Pioneer Award recognizing his sustained influence on contemporary Black cinema. The honor cited his ability to balance scale, ambition and authorship while merging spectacle with social consciousness.

Sargent concluded his remarks with a direct appeal to audiences that doubled as a statement about the strength of genre filmmaking.

“I could go on, but I’ll just say if you haven’t seen the film see it if you’ve seen the film see it again. The beauty of genre storytelling is that it’s disarming. You can speak about things in a genre film be a comedy science fiction or horror that may seem heavy handed in a straight drama that’s the power of genre. That’s the power of storytelling and that’s the power of Sinners.”

THE COMPLETE LIST OF BFCC 2025 AWARD WINNERS

Best Film: Sinners

Best Director: Ryan Coogler – Sinners

Best Actor: Michael B. Jordan – Sinners

Best Actress: Tessa Thompson – Hedda

Best Supporting Actor: Delroy Lindo – Sinners

Best Supporting Actress: Teyana Taylor – One Battle After Another

Original Screenplay: Sinners

Adapted Screenplay: One Battle After Another

Cinematography: Sinners

Documentary Feature: The Perfect Neighbor

Animated Feature: K-Pop Demon Hunters

Foreign Language Film: It Was Just an Accident

Ensemble Performance: Sinners

BFCC Special Mention: 40 Acres

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A woman from Alabama recently noticed her dogs fighting, even though they never used to. She could hardly believe her dog trainer’s explanation for the sudden change.

“I’m on my period. So I asked the trainer, ‘Is this part of the reason why they’re fighting?’ And he goes, ‘Abso-freaking-lutely,’” said TikTok creator @alabamaradio, the host of the “Alabama Radio Show.” Her video has since reached 107,000 views, with many commenters agreeing with the trainer’s claims.

But does science actually support the idea that dogs become “territorial” because they see their owners as their “girlfriend”?

Alabama Woman’s Dogs Randomly Start Fighting

@alabamaradio noticed that her dogs began fighting constantly during her time of the month. “My period has become a problem with my dogs,” she said. “I have two very large dogs that have recently started fighting. They have lived together carefree without a problem for the past two years.”

She hired a new trainer to help correct their infighting, as she isn’t able to break up two 100-pound dogs once they’re in the middle of a brawl. Eventually she asked the trainer whether her period might have something to do with their behavior, and he agreed.

“They think you’re their girlfriend because you have not become their alpha,” the trainer told her. “So they are definitely fighting over you, and they know that you’re on your period.”

He then told her she was a “[expletive] in heat” to her dogs.

Many commenters agreed with @alabamaradio’s trainer, saying they have noticed similar issues. “My trainer told me the reason my male dog listens to me better than he does my husband is because he’s hoping to have puppies with me one day,” one commenter wrote. “It took a while to get over that comment.”

Another added, “My female Irish wolfhound will not let our male collie in the bedroom… while I’m on my period.”

Can Dogs Detect When a Human is Menstruating?

The simple answer is yes, a dog can tell when a woman is menstruating. Animals often have heightened senses of smell, making them more aware of slight changes to odors around them. 

According to an animal behavior professional cited in Vet Explains Pets, that allows them to understand slight changes in their environment. “It’s possible that they can detect the hormonal shifts that occur during a woman’s menstrual cycle,” the behavior specialist said. 

But, the evidence that dogs can “tell” that women are on their periods is generally anecdotal. It’s not 100% verified by studies or scientific evidence, and is more so discussed amongst professional dog trainers and the animal behavioral community. 

Why Dogs are Territorial Over Their Owners

Dogs can tend to be territorial over their owners, as domestication hasn’t entirely removed their inherent territoriality. 

While a dog might not necessarily consider their owner a “girlfriend,” they can be strongly bonded to their owners and consider them their “territory.” Canine territoriality can be influenced by the animal’s natural instincts, their emotional connection to their owner, their environment, and their overall socialization and training.

If dogs can truly detect and understand hormonal cycles and changes to a woman’s menstrual phases, it’s also likely that they can become more territorial during certain periods. 

All Hip Hop has reached out to @alabamaradio for comment. We’ll let you know if she responds. 

@alabamaradio Well… this is a first…. #period #comedy #dogmom #dogsoftiktok ♬ оригінальний звук – @aleks83best

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Two creeps turned a fentanyl overdose into a sick joke during a Memphis drug bust, literally using a dying man as a table while they ate.

Cops from the West Tennessee Drug Task Force hit a house in the Soulsville area early Wednesday and found Barry Andre Oliver and Michael Ford mid-meal, chilling like nothing was wrong.

Their food was resting on the back of a 45-year-old man who was unconscious and overdosing on fentanyl. The guy was barely clinging to life and these two were out here treating him like a piece of furniture.

Task Force Director Johnie Carter didn’t hold back.

“The depravity that accompanies the sale and use of some drugs, such as using a dying human being as a breakfast table, never ceases to amaze me,” he said. “I’m thankful our Agents and those assisting us were there, trained, and able to render aid so that this man may have a second chance at life.”

Cops hit the spot after a month-long investigation and found the whole place loaded with illegal stuff. We’re talking five ounces of fentanyl, five ounces of meth, 8.5 ounces of cocaine, 88 oxy pills, and a few methadone tabs. Plus, they had a loaded semi-auto, three digital scales, almost a pound of weed, and over two grand in cash.

The overdose victim was given naloxone on the scene, but he’s still in critical shape at a local hospital.

Shelby County DA Steve Mulroy called the whole thing out for what it was. “The callous indifference shown here dramatizes the human cost of drug trafficking and abuse, degrading both the victim OD’ing and those who casually looked on,” he said.

This whole thing is part of a bigger crackdown on fentanyl in Memphis. Since October, the task force has made over 126 arrests and pulled millions of deadly doses off the streets.

Authorities say more charges are coming and they’re not done yet. But this case? It’s a new low, even for the drug game.

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Angela Yee confronted grief and urgency on her Way Up with Angela Yee platform in New York City as the veteran radio and media personality revealed the sudden death of her only brother while urging listeners to take health warnings seriously and prepare for the unexpected.

The emotional disclosure unfolded during a raw on air conversation that quickly shifted from personal loss to public service.

Yee explained that her brother died from an aneurysm after experiencing days of intense headaches that did not initially register as a medical emergency for him or his family. The first sign something was wrong came through absence rather than alarm when he stopped responding in the family group chat.

“He’s very active in our group text like our family chat every day,” Yee said. “He’s a person that if you call him he’s going to answer if you text him he answers right back.”

That silence prompted action.

Yee said her mother used a spare key to enter his home and found him on the floor. Emergency responders arrived but protocol required a prolonged wait for police and the medical examiner before the family could return inside. Because he was alone and appeared to have fallen authorities had to rule out foul play.

READ ALSO: David Banner, Angela Yee, Chuck Creekmur & Dr. Ben Chavis Rep Hip-Hop At Global HOPE Forums

Doctors later confirmed an aneurysm as the cause of death.

Yee shared that her brother had complained of severe headaches in the days before he died and tried to manage the pain on his own.

“He had been saying he had really bad headaches a couple of days before that they were so bad he had to take three Advil,” she said. “When you feel like pain like that and it feels out of the ordinary it is important to see a doctor because again like you never know what could happen.”

Yee acknowledged how easy it is to minimize symptoms especially for people who consider themselves healthy and active.

“I probably would have did what he did take some Advil and go and lay down,” she said.

Beyond the medical warning Yee spoke about another reality families often avoid. At 51 her brother had never discussed burial preferences or end of life wishes leaving relatives to make weighty decisions during shock and grief.

“They’re like does he want to be cremated does he want we never even discussed that,” she said.

As arrangements move forward Yee asked friends and listeners to send photos for a memorial slideshow to bookAngelaYee@gmail.com.

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Milagro Gramz has landed back in legal crosshairs after losing a defamation case to Megan Thee Stallion and allegedly picking up right where she left off, targeting the rapper online despite a jury’s ruling.

In a new motion filed by Megan’s legal team, the Houston artist is asking a federal judge to issue a permanent injunction against Milagro Gramz after what they describe as a resumption of harassment.

The request comes just weeks after a jury found Gramz liable for defamation.

Milagro Gramz appeared on Instagram Live on December 1, a day after the gag order was lifted. According to court documents, she downplayed the verdict and floated the idea of shifting her focus to music with a mixtape.

Megan Thee Stallion says the move ot music is an attempt to disguise continued attacks as constitutionally protected speech.

But the motion says the behavior didn’t stop there. On December 2, Gramz posted a photo on X featuring herself next to journalist Gayle King, which Megan’s team says was a veiled jab at the rapper’s 2022 interview with King.

That interview became a focal point during the Tory Lanez shooting trial, where Gramz tried to discredit Megan’s statements.

She also referred to Megan Thee Stallion as “the Black Regina George” (a character in the movie ‘Mean Girls’), a phrase Megan’s attorneys say is both defamatory and racially loaded.

“Ms. Pete will continue to suffer irreparable harm if Defendant is permitted to further stalk, bully, and harass Ms. Pete, and to further incite [Milagro Gramz’s] “mob’ of followers, who has been primed over the last five years with hateful rhetoric directed at Ms. Pete,” Meg’s lawyer said.

Megan’s lawyers argue Milagro Gramz is dodging real accountability while continuing to provoke their client under the guise of free speech. Megan Thee Stallion has been trying to move on after Tory Lanez’s trial, conviction and sentencing.  

Megan Thee Stallion has been publicly dating NBA star Klay Thompson since July 2024, and in October, she dropped “Lover Girl,” a track inspired by their relationship.

The couple reportedly bought a home together, signaling a new chapter for the Grammy-winning rapper.

Despite the legal turmoil, Megan’s business ventures haven’t slowed. She’s juggling music, a swimwear line, and other projects, even as Roc Nation faces a lawsuit from two models over contract disputes tied to her brand.

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Iman Shumpert and Teyana Taylor have officially closed the book on their marriage, money and all, and the final numbers are the kind that make even seasoned Hip-Hop observers blink twice. The former NBA champion and the singer, actress and entrepreneur are now legally divorced, with court documents revealing a settlement that sends more than $25 million in assets Shumpert’s way straight into Taylor’s column.

READ ALSO: Iman Shumpert Responds To Teyana Taylor’s Claims He Leaked Court Documents

The couple, who were married for eight years and built a public image around love, creativity and family, quietly began divorce proceedings back in January 2023. The case wrapped up in June 2024 in Fulton County, Georgia, but the real shockwaves did not hit until the financial details surfaced. What was once a private split suddenly became a case study in how marriage, money and legal structure can dramatically reshape fortunes.

READ ALSO: Iman Shumpert Demands Jail Time For Teyana Taylor Over Divorce Drama

According to filings, Taylor is set to receive a $10 million cash payout, along with four residential properties valued at roughly $10 million combined. Those homes were part of the couple’s shared real estate holdings and are now being transferred fully into her name. Add in a fleet of luxury vehicles and the numbers climb even higher. Taylor walks away with a Maybach valued around $300,000, a Mercedes Benz Sprinter estimated at $80,000, and a custom tour bus worth approximately $700,000. That alone paints a vivid picture of the lifestyle the two maintained while together.

Look at how mad this dude is before I go on:

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Anyway, Taylor retains complete ownership and control of her businesses and creative ventures, reinforcing her independence beyond the marriage. Legal documents also show that during the relationship, Shumpert placed the bulk of his NBA earnings into joint accounts. That financial structure, combined with marital property laws, heavily influenced how the assets were divided.

READ ALSO: Teyana Taylor Claims She Has Proof Ex Iman Shumpert Paid Blogs To Cover Their Divorce

Shumpert is also required to pay $8,000 per month in child support and cover all private school tuition, educational expenses and medical costs for their children. The intent, according to filings, is to preserve stability and continuity in their lives.

After all transfers are completed, reports suggest Shumpert is left with roughly $2 million in personal assets and no primary residence from the marriage. While he may still hold investments elsewhere, it is a stark contrast to his peak NBA earning years. This divorce may be finalized, but its financial lessons will linger in celebrity culture and Hip-Hop conversations for a long time. Who was his lawyer?!

By the way, she has moved on totally…based on this, ol’ boy should be careful.

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Head to the comments…we have to discuss this one.

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