During an emotional episode of 'Marriage Boot: Hip Hop Edition,' Styles P got candid with his wife, Adjua Styles, about the sudden death of their daughter. During the upcoming episode of Marriage Boot: Hip Hop Edition has Styles P, and his wife Adjua Styles addressed some very tough questions about the death of their daughter, Tai. In the clip, the couple were forced to be honest with each other when the doctors brought in a lie detector test.

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Big Mota Memphis, a legendary figure in the Memphis rap scene, is known for his unique style and influential music. His laid-back flow and witty lyrics have made him a favorite among fans of Southern hip-hop. Born and raised in Memphis, Big Mota Memphis began his music career in the early 2000s. He quickly gained recognition for his distinctive sound, which blends traditional Memphis rap with elements of soul and R&B.

Two class action lawsuits against Victoria’s government that blame strict coronavirus restrictions on the bungled hotel quarantine program should be thrown out of court, according to lawyers. Government lawyer Rachel Doyle SC told a case management hearing in Victoria’s Supreme Court on Wednesday that he wanted to apply for a summary dismissal. This would mean the two cases would be completely thrown out of court. Two separate class actions allege the strict lockdown in the state stemmed from failures in the state’s hotel quarantine program.

Fast forward to October 2016, when Us Weekly exclusively announced plans for O-Town's fourth album. This time around, they opted to go rogue and record without the influence (or, indeed, the support) of a record label. Underwood confirmed as such in the following statement to the publication: "We're ready to put out new music, and the fans have made it known they're ready for it too. For the first time in our musical careers we're faced with no label or funding to help us deliver.