Jennifer Lopez’s ex-husband Ojani Noa is in talks to star in his own reality TV show in a final bid to avoid bankruptcy, according to U.S. reports. Noa was court-ordered to pay Lopez $545,000 after he tried to publish a tell-all book about their relationship in 2007, and he claims recent legal battles with his former wife have drained his finances
According to the New York Post, Noa is now in talks with network executives for a reality show titled “I Owe J.Lo”, to avoid going broke. The series will reportedly follow Noa as he tries to “land menial jobs to pay off a half-million dollar court judgment that he owes to his ex-wife”.
Noa recently lost out on a role in hit U.S. reality show “Jersey Shore” amid reports potential employers fear the wrath of Lopez’s lawyers, who are fighting to keep him from releasing information and candid home video footage of the singer/actress.
Leave it up to Wendy Williams to bring up the Kim Kardashian/Ray J sex tape. A subject that clearly still makes Ray J uncomfortable by the way he’s looking on the clip.
You already know mama Norwood is over the whole Kardashian clan.
Who knew Kim Kardashian was married, we sure didn’t. Llooks like Kim is giving all the details of her tumultuous secret first marriage to Star Magazine.
Kim Kardashian recalls her ex-husband, Damon Thomas, as a jealous monster and that he threatened her life on many occasions. Thomas once demanded that he wanted Kim to get plastic surgery.
One day, the couple had planned to go skydiving with Justin Timberlake but as Kim recalls Damon bruised her up before they left their home. “Before we left our home, Damon hit me in the face and cut my lip open,” Kim claims. “I fell into the bed frame and banged my knee hard. I was limping when we went skydiving.”
Kim Kardashian and Damon Thomas allegedly married in 2000 when she was only 19 and divorced only four years later.
Olivia’s manager has brushed off Drake’s accusations the singer/rapper tricked fans into believing they had collaborated on a new track – insisting her team assumed the producers had been given the green light for the project. Lil Wayne’s protege slammed Olivia for using his vocals on a track called “Control”, which was leaked online – because he never agreed to work on a duet with the singer.
He said, “I’ve never worked with Olivia and I apologize to any fan who was duped into thinking that Control was a collaboration of mine.” But a representative for Olivia – most famous for her 50 Cent duet, “Candy Shop” – insists her team never tried to pass the song off as a collaborative piece, and believed producers Sold Out Entertainment asked permission to use Drake’s rap.
Manager Rich Dollaz tells HipHopDX, “Number one, we never said we worked with Drake. Number two, the Canadian producers who did (Control), Sold Out Entertainment, we sent them our part back. They leaked out the record which is why I’ve always said the record (had) been leaked, not because we wanted to diss Drake, but because we understand what it was. We never worked with Drake, we did our half the record and they did their half.”
“Maybe it was a big deal for (Drake), because he has a couple records on the radio right now. I don’t really know what the issue is… We never said it was on her album, the producers sent us the record asking Olivia to get on it.”
“Bottom line is we thought Drake was paid, which is why we felt he was authorized. We let the Sold Out guys handle all that, we sent the record back – no label cleared him but that was never the intent of the song to be on Olivia’s album.”
