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  • Free Resources for National Reading Month

    March is National Reading Month. There are tons of free, high-quality resources available. You might be an adult looking to dive into a new book. Alternatively, you could be a parent hoping to inspire your child. Here’s a roundup of websites and apps to help everyone enjoy stories without spending a dime!

    For Adults: Free Reading Websites
    For newer titles, check out Libby (libbyapp.com), an app that lets you borrow eBooks and audiobooks from your local library using a free library card. Don’t have a card? Many libraries allow you to sign up online! If you enjoy short stories or essays, Medium (medium.com) has thousands of free articles on nearly every topic, though some require a subscription. For nonfiction lovers, Open Library (openlibrary.org) lets you “borrow” digital copies of books for free, similar to a physical library. Loyal Books (loyalbooks.com) is another gem, offering free audiobooks and eBooks across genres. And don’t overlook Spotify—its free tier includes audiobooks and podcasts for on-the-go listening.

    For Kids: Engaging Reading Apps and Sites
    Parents can turn screen time into reading time with kid-friendly platforms. Epic! (getepic.com) offers a free 30-day trial with access to 40,000+ books, audiobooks, and learning videos for kids 12 and under—perfect for March reading challenges. After the trial, teachers and librarians can access it for free, so ask your school!

    Younger kids will love Storyline Online (storylineonline.net), where actors like Viola Davis read popular picture books aloud with animated illustrations—it’s completely free. International Children’s Digital Library (en.childrenslibrary.org) features thousands of children’s books in over 60 languages, ideal for bilingual families. For early readers, Starfall (starfall.com) has free phonics games and simple books, while Oxford Owl (oxfordowl.co.uk) offers over 100 free eBooks and reading activities for ages 3–11 (requires a free account).

    Libby (the same app adults use!) is also fantastic for kids if your library has a robust children’s section. For interactive fun, try PBS Kids Reading Games (pbskids.org/games/reading), which pairs games with beloved characters like Elmo and Clifford. Finally, Khan Academy Kids (khanacademy.org/kids) includes free storybooks and literacy activities for ages 2–8, with no ads or subscriptions.

    Happy Reading!
    Whether you’re flipping pages on a tablet or listening to a story during carpool, these free tools make it easy to celebrate National Reading Month. For adults, rediscover old favorites or explore new worlds—and for kids, turn reading into a playful, shared adventure. Best of all, many of these resources are available year-round, so the magic doesn’t have to end in March! 📚✨

  • Enough with the Guilt Trips: Black America’s History Isn’t Your Bargaining Chip

    Let’s start here.

    Multiple Latinos may have voted for Trump or they may not have. They demand that the Black community should join the Latino community. They want them to unite in the fight against mass deportation of immigrants based on Trump’s executive orders. She claimed that way back when Mexico saved the Black slaves and helped them. But hold up—that’s not true. Let’s break it down plain and simple.

    Slavery Was Everywhere—Not Just America

    Here’s the deal: Black people were enslaved all over the Americas, not just in the U.S. The Spanish and other colonizers forced African folks to work in Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and more. They whipped them, starved them, and treated them like property—just like in America. Mexico City had tons of enslaved Black people working mines and farms. So no, Mexico didn’t “save” us. They hurt us too.

    And yeah, Mexico ended slavery before America did. But guess what? Free Black folks there still got treated like trash. Land stolen, jobs denied, racism forever. Acting like this was some “kindness” to Black people? Nah. That’s like saying a robber did you a favor because they stopped stealing… after they emptied your house.

    Stop Trying to Guilt-Trip Us

    Telling Black folks, “You owe us because we helped you!” is a lie. It’s like saying, “Give me money because I let you borrow my shovel… even though I stole your shovel first.” How you gonna owe someone for something they never gave you?

    And here’s the kicker: Black people are still fighting today. Cops killing us, schools failing us, jobs paying us less. But suddenly, we’re supposed to fix everyone’s problems? When the same people deporting immigrants are the ones cutting healthcare and voting rights? Nah. Don’t put that on us.

    “Y’all Voted for Trump—Why Blame Us?”

    Let’s keep it real: Over 90% of Black folks voted against Trump both times. We saw his racist mess and said, “Nope!” We all watched the same news, the same videos on YouTube, and posts on social media. But now, when things go wrong, folks say, “Black people didn’t do enough.” They also claim, “Black people need to help us!” How?! We voted, we protested, we shouted the truth. But they’d rather blame us than admit their choices messed things up.

    This is classic: Ask Black people to fix everything, then act like we’re the problem when the system stays broken.

    Black Folks, It’s Okay to Rest

    Someone in the comments said, “Black people, sit this one out.” And honestly? I get it. We’re tired. Even when we do everything right—vote, teach, fight—we still get blamed. It’s like working a job where your boss says, “You didn’t clean the whole office!” even though you mopped, scrubbed, and took out the trash.

    Sitting out ain’t about being selfish. It’s about saying, “We can’t keep carrying everyone’s load while y’all ignore ours.” We don’t owe nobody fake history or fake guilt.

    The Bottom Line

    If you wanna team up with Black folks, start with the truth. Don’t twist history to make us look ungrateful. Our ancestors survived slavery on their own strength—no one “saved” them. And today, we’re still fighting for our own freedom.

    Solidarity means listening, not lying. Black people don’t owe debts. What we need is respect.

  • Impact of Potential TikTok Ban on Creators’ Livelihoods

    For many people, TikTok is just a fun app for watching entertaining videos. But for countless creators, it’s much more than that—it’s their job and their main source of income. Unfortunately, TikTok will probably be out the door on January 19, 2025. Many creators are left wondering how they will support themselves if the app is no longer available. Let’s explore what this means for those whose livelihoods depend on TikTok, especially for those unfamiliar with how social media can generate income.

    How Do TikTok Creators Earn Money?

    TikTok creators—often called influencers—have various ways to monetize their content. Companies frequently pay creators to promote their products in videos, a practice known as brand deals or sponsorships. TikTok’s Creator Fund offers a program that pays creators based on the number of views their videos receive. The more views, the more they earn. During live streaming, fans can send virtual gifts to creators, which can be converted into real money. Creators can also utilize the TikTok Store, enabling them to set up a store within the app to sell merchandise or promote their small businesses directly from their profiles. Beyond these income streams, many creators capitalize on their TikTok presence to promote external businesses, ventures, or partnerships.

    For some, TikTok is not just an extra source of cash; it’s their primary income. This money is how they pay rent, support their families, and invest in their future. The possibility of losing this income due to a TikTok ban is, understandably, alarming.

    Why Is TikTok at Risk of Being Banned?

    The discussion around banning TikTok largely stems from concerns about privacy and national security. ByteDance, a Chinese company, owns TikTok. Critics argue that the app collects large amounts of user data. Foreign governments could potentially access this data. While TikTok has repeatedly denied these allegations, many governments remain wary. India has already banned the app, and countries like the United States have considered taking similar steps. The Biden administration has set a deadline for TikTok to be banned in the U.S. by Sunday unless ByteDance sells its stake, citing security concerns. This development has significant implications for social media users and content creators nationwide.

    What Happens to Creators If TikTok Gets Banned?

    For creators who rely solely on TikTok, a ban could have devastating effects. The most immediate consequence would be the loss of income. Without access to the platform, creators would no longer be able to reach their audience, meaning they would also lose their brand deals, creator fund payments, and earnings from live streams.

    Starting over on another platform isn’t as simple as it sounds. Building a large, engaged audience on social media used to take years, and many creators worry that their success on TikTok may not transfer to other platforms like Instagram or YouTube. Plus, not all social media platforms offer the same tools or opportunities for earning money, which could make it harder for creators to make a living.

    How Are Creators Preparing for a Possible Ban?

    To prepare for the possibility of a TikTok ban, many creators are taking proactive steps to protect their careers. One common strategy is diversifying their online presence by creating accounts on other platforms like Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. By expanding their reach to multiple apps, they reduce the risk of losing their audience entirely if TikTok becomes unavailable.

    Some creators are also finding ways to connect with their fans outside of social media. For example, they’re building email lists, launching personal websites, or starting small businesses. Others are exploring new ways to earn money, such as offering online courses, selling products, or collaborating with brands in different formats.

    How Can Supporters Help Creators?

    Fans (subscribers) play an important role in helping creators during uncertain times. If a TikTok creator you enjoy moves to a new platform, consider following them there to show your support. Sharing their videos or posts can also help them reach new audiences and rebuild their following. If they offer products or services, making a purchase is another meaningful way to contribute.

    Conclusion

    A TikTok ban would affect more than just the ability to watch short videos. For thousands of creators, it could mean the loss of a livelihood and financial stability. While many creators are working hard to prepare for this possibility, the road ahead is uncertain and challenging. It is already hard out here when looking for a job (trust me I know) so I am sure some of these creators may be terrified.

    As fans, colleagues, or simply compassionate individuals, we can all play a role in supporting creators during this time. By helping them find new opportunities, we can ensure they continue to thrive, even if TikTok is no longer around.

  • Creative Ideas for an Unconventional Christmas Day

    Introduction

    Christmas Day is widely celebrated, but not everyone observes or believes in the holiday. Whether for cultural, religious, or personal reasons, there are plenty of enjoyable and fulfilling ways to spend the day. From quiet self-care moments to outdoor adventures, here are creative ideas to make December 25th special in your own way.

    Enjoy a Day of Self-Care

    Christmas Day can be an excellent opportunity to focus on yourself and recharge. With fewer distractions and obligations, you can truly dedicate time to self-care.

    • Pamper yourself with a spa day at home. Light some candles, use your favorite skincare products, and relax.
    • Take a long, relaxing bath with calming music or an audiobook.
    • Spend time journaling or meditating to clear your mind and set intentions.
    • Treat yourself to your favorite meal or dessert.

    Self-care isn’t selfish; it’s a chance to prioritize your mental and physical well-being.

    Explore the Great Outdoors

    While many people are indoors celebrating, outdoor spaces can be beautifully serene on Christmas Day.

    • Go hiking or take a long nature walk in a local park or forest trail.
    • Enjoy a bike ride through quiet streets or scenic paths.
    • Take scenic photos of winter landscapes and natural beauty.
    • If weather permits, have a cozy picnic outdoors.

    Spending time in nature can be refreshing and provide a sense of peace away from the holiday hustle.

    Try a New Hobby or Activity

    Christmas Day can be the perfect time to try something new or revisit a hobby you’ve neglected.

    • Learn to cook a new recipe you’ve been curious about.
    • Start a DIY craft project or work on an art piece.
    • Dive into a good book or binge-watch a new series guilt-free.
    • Experiment with a musical instrument or creative writing.

    Exploring hobbies not only passes the time but also brings a sense of accomplishment and joy.

    Volunteer and Give Back

    Christmas Day can also be an opportunity to help others and spread kindness.

    • Help at a local shelter or food bank.
    • Participate in community outreach programs.
    • Offer assistance to neighbors who may need help with errands or tasks.
    • Donate items like clothes, food, or blankets to those in need.

    Giving back not only benefits others but also fills your day with purpose and gratitude.

    Plan a Day Trip

    If you’re feeling adventurous, consider planning a day trip to a nearby town or city.

    • Explore local landmarks, museums, or historical sites.
    • Take a scenic drive through the countryside.
    • Visit a quiet beach, lake, or mountain area.
    • Try a restaurant or café you’ve never visited (open on Christmas Day).

    A change of scenery can make Christmas Day feel like a mini-vacation.

    Host a Non-Holiday Gathering

    Invite friends or family who also don’t celebrate Christmas for a casual get-together.

    • Host a themed dinner party with international cuisine.
    • Organize a board game or trivia night.
    • Plan a movie marathon with your favorite non-Christmas films.
    • Share stories, laughter, and good company.

    Spending time with like-minded people can create warm and meaningful memories.

    Enjoy Entertainment Venues

    Some places remain open on Christmas Day, offering unique entertainment options.

    • Visit the cinema and catch a new movie release.
    • Explore amusement parks or themed attractions.
    • Attend live performances, such as plays or concerts.

    Entertainment venues can offer a lively alternative to traditional holiday celebrations.

    Take a Digital Detox

    Christmas Day can be an excellent opportunity to disconnect from technology.

    • Turn off notifications on your phone and devices.
    • Spend quality time reading or enjoying offline activities.
    • Reflect on your personal goals without digital distractions.
    • Write letters or postcards to loved ones.

    A digital detox can help refresh your mind and foster a sense of presence.

    Focus on Fitness

    Stay active and energized by dedicating time to physical activities.

    • Try yoga or stretching exercises at home.
    • Go for a run or brisk walk in your neighborhood.
    • Follow an online workout video.

    Physical activity can improve both your mood and overall well-being.

    Reflect and Plan for the New Year

    Use the quiet of Christmas Day to prepare for the year ahead.

    • Write down your goals and resolutions.
    • Create a vision board.
    • Reflect on the past year’s achievements and lessons.
    • Develop actionable plans for personal and professional growth.

    Planning ahead can set a positive tone for the upcoming year.

    So ask yourself…

    1. What are some solo activities to do on Christmas Day?
    2. Are there volunteering opportunities on Christmas Day?
    3. What are good non-Christmas movies to watch?
    4. How can I make Christmas Day feel special without celebrating?
    5. Are restaurants open on Christmas Day for non-celebrators?

    Conclusion

    Christmas Day doesn’t have to feel empty or isolating if you don’t celebrate the holiday. You can spend time outdoors. You might give back to your community. Simply relaxing at home is also an option. There are countless ways to make the day enjoyable and meaningful.

  • Work Quietly: Build Success in 2025

    In 2025, it’s time to move different. No more loud announcements, no more looking for claps and likes every step of the way. This year, we’re keeping our heads down, staying focused, and letting the results speak for themselves. Period.

    Nowadays, everybody wants to show off their grind on social media, but real success? It’s built in the quiet moments—when nobody’s watching, and you’re locked in on your goals. When you’re moving in silence, you’re not worried about who’s liking, commenting, or sharing. Your energy is focused on making moves, not making announcements.

    Like Kendrick Lamar said in Wacced out Murals, “Keep your head down and work like I do.” That’s the mindset for 2025—less talk, more action.

    The beauty of keeping your goals lowkey is that you can mess up without feeling judged. You can switch directions and grow. Less eyes on you means less pressure. And let’s be real—not everyone needs a front-row seat to your journey.

    When you work in silence, you build momentum. Little by little, those small steps start stacking up. Before you know it, you’re hitting goals you used to dream about. No distractions, no extra noise, just progress.

    So, how do you lock in for 2025?

    1. Set Real Goals: Know what you want and break it down into steps you can actually take.
    2. Cut the Noise: Spend less time scrolling and more time building.
    3. Celebrate Your Wins (to Yourself): You don’t gotta post every victory. Clap for yourself in private.
    4. Stay Consistent: Show up even on the days you don’t feel like it.
    5. Trust the Journey: It might not always look pretty, but every step counts.

    Remember, the loudest flex is showing up with results nobody saw coming. So for 2025, lock in, stay focused, and let your success do all the talking. Let’s get it!

    If education and changing careers are part of your 2025 goals, why not do it at little to no cost? Check out my recent article about the WIOA grant!

  • Understanding the BOI Report: A Guide for New Business Owners

    So, you’ve just started your own business—congrats! That’s a huge step, and you’re probably learning about a lot of new things, including something called the “BOI report.” This article will break down what it is, why it’s important, and what you need to do about it, all in simple terms.

    TikTok post with more information about the BOI Report

    What is the BOI Report?

    BOI stands for Beneficial Ownership Information. It’s a report that helps the government know who really owns and controls a company. Even if someone isn’t listed as the owner on paper, if they benefit from the company or control it in some way, they need to be reported.

    This report is part of a law aimed at preventing bad stuff like money laundering (hiding where illegal money comes from) and financing terrorism. Basically, the government wants to make sure companies aren’t being used to hide anything shady.

    Who Needs to File a BOI Report?

    If you own a business, you might need to file this report. Here’s a simple way to know if you need to file:

    • You own 25% or more of the company: If you hold a significant piece of the company, you count as a “beneficial owner.”
    • You control the company: Even if you don’t own 25%, if you have a lot of say in what the company does, you might still need to file.

    So, if you’re the main person running your business, you’ll probably need to file a BOI report.

    What Form to File and When?

    As of now, the specific form and filing system for the BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) report are managed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). The official FinCEN website where you can find more details is: https://www.fincen.gov/boi. The specific form will ask for details like:

    • Your name
    • Your address
    • Your birthdate
    • Your role in the company

    There is NO FEE to this application and the deadline to file this report is January 1, 2025.

    What Happens If You Don’t File?

    If you fail to file the BOI report or provide false information, you could face significant penalties, such as a fine up to $500 for each day that the report is late or incomplete.

    Why Do You Need to File a BOI Report?

    Filing the BOI report is about transparency. It’s a way for the government to keep track of who is behind different businesses. By filing, you’re showing that your business is legitimate and that you have nothing to hide.

    Conclusion

    Starting a business is exciting, but it also comes with some important responsibilities like filing a BOI report. Remember, this report is about being open and honest about who owns and controls your business. It helps keep everything above board and builds trust with your customers and the government.

    If you’re ever unsure about what to do, don’t hesitate to ask for help from someone who knows the ropes, like a mentor or a professional. The more you learn now, the easier it’ll be to navigate the business world as you grow!

  • 4/20: A Cultural Celebration of Cannabis

    Light up a metaphorical spliff, folks, because 4/20 is upon us again! This year, the day promises to be more than just a haze of good vibes. Its a significant date in cannabis culture. It’s a chance to witness how cannabis culture is influencing the worlds of entertainment, music, and beyond. On this day, cannabis smokers and enthusiasts around the world come together to celebrate and smoke and advocate for the legalization and responsible use of marijuana. Let’s delve into the trends, entertainment, and cultural significance of 4/20.

    1. Counterculture Celebration

    4/20 has evolved into a counterculture celebration, where people come together to honor cannabis, advocate for its legalization, and enjoy its effects. Whether through music festivals, smoke-ins, or social media hashtags, the day serves as a reminder of the ongoing fight for cannabis rights.

    2. Entertainment and Music

    Music plays a central role in 4/20 celebrations. Artists like Bob Marley, Snoop Dogg, and Wiz Khalifa have become synonymous with cannabis culture. Their music often serves as the soundtrack for gatherings and parties on this day. Additionally, film screenings, comedy shows, and cannabis-themed events contribute to the festive atmosphere.

    3. Trends and Cannabis Industry

    4/20 has become a marketing opportunity for the cannabis industry. Dispensaries offer special promotions, discounts, and themed products. Brands release limited-edition strains, edibles, and accessories, catering to both seasoned users and curious newcomers. Even social media influencers like Natalie Nunn and her line ‘Baddie Blunts’ have ads and promotions running on the day. There is definitely an increase in cannabis-related content on social media platforms.

    4. Advocacy and Education

    Beyond the festivities, 4/20 remains a platform for advocacy and education. Organizations use this day to raise awareness about cannabis research, medical benefits, and responsible consumption. Discussions about criminal justice reform, expungement of cannabis-related convictions, and equity in the industry are essential components of the conversation. Expect to see educational content and social media campaigns promoting responsible cannabis use and dispelling myths surrounding the plant.

    5. Culture Cultivates Community

    The true magic of 4/20 lies in the sense of community it fosters. This year, expect to see a rise in virtual and in-person events designed to connect cannabis enthusiasts. There could be online cooking demonstrations featuring delicious cannabis-infused treats (where legal), virtual yoga sessions with acannabidiol (CBD) product giveaways, or even themed art exhibits showcasing the creative side of cannabis culture.

    6. This is Just the Beginning

    The true magic of 4/20 lies in the sense of community it fosters. This year, expect to see a rise in virtual and in-person events designed to connect cannabis enthusiasts. There could be online cooking demonstrations featuring delicious cannabis-infused treats (where legal), virtual yoga sessions with cannabidiol (CBD) product giveaways, or even themed art exhibits showcasing the creative side of cannabis culture.

    As 4/20 continues to gain recognition, it serves as a symbol of unity, freedom, and the ongoing fight for cannabis rights. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or simply curious, take a moment on April 20th to appreciate the cultural significance of this high-spirited day. 🌿🎉

  • The Tragic Tale of Danielle Johnson: An Astrologer’s Descent into Darkness

    Check out my 60-second TikTok clip about this story here.

    In the world of social media influencers, where astrology and spirituality intersect, Danielle Johnson stood out. With over 100,000 followers on her platform, she went by the alias @MysticxLipstick. Her posts resonated with those seeking cosmic guidance, but behind the celestial facade lay a chilling reality. In a shocking turn of events, Johnson’s life took a dark and tragic path, culminating in a murder-suicide that left her partner, her baby, and herself dead. This is the story of Danielle Johnson—a tale of eclipses, prophecies, and unimaginable despair.

    The Eclipse and the Apocalypse

    The Foreboding Posts

    Days before the fateful incident, Johnson posted cryptic messages on her social media accounts. The solar eclipse, scheduled to occur on April 10, 2024, became her obsession. She referred to it as “the epitome of spiritual warfare” and warned her followers to prepare for a cosmic battle. Her words carried an eerie weight: “Get your protection on and your heart in the right place. The world is very obviously changing right now, and if you ever needed to pick a side, the time to do right in your life is now.”

    The Unraveling

    On that ill-fated day, Johnson fatally stabbed her live-in boyfriend, Jaelen Chaney, in their Woodland Hills, California, apartment. Her 9-year-old daughter witnessed the horrifying act. She then attempted to drag Chaney’s lifeless body out of the apartment but eventually gave up, leaving it in the kitchen. Johnson fled with her two young daughters in a dark-colored Porsche Cayenne.

    The Freeway Tragedy

    A Desperate Act

    As Johnson drove on the 405 Freeway, she slowed the moving vehicle, opened the passenger door, and forcibly pushed her 9-year-old daughter out onto the freeway. The child clung to her 8-month-old baby sibling, both caught in the chaos of moving traffic. The mother’s actions defied reason and humanity.

    The Aftermath

    Johnson’s car eventually crashed into a tree in the Los Angeles area. Her lifeless body was found inside. Her partner, Jaelen Chaney, and their baby had already perished. Only the 9-year-old girl survived, traumatized and forever scarred by the events she witnessed.

    Unanswered Questions

    The Motive

    Law enforcement remains puzzled by the motive behind this double-murder suicide. Johnson’s social media posts provide glimpses into her mindset, but they cannot fully explain the horror that unfolded. Was it the eclipse? Was it a descent into madness? We may never truly know.

    Danielle Johnson’s story serves as a chilling reminder that even those who seem connected to the cosmos can harbor darkness within. As we gaze at the heavens during celestial events, let us also remember the fragile lives entangled in their cosmic dance.

    Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is based on publicly available sources and should not be considered legal advice.

  • Natalie Nunn's Cheating Allegations: Untangling the Rumors

    Natalie Nunn, the reality star known for her fiery personality on shows like “Bad Girls Club” and “Baddies” found herself in the headlines once again on March 4, 2024 for alleged infidelity. On her Instagram live, Natalie FINALLY admitted that she and Bad Boys LA cast member Curtis Golden were a THING! She says she didn’t cheat on her husband Jacob because they were on a break and co-parenting well. She went on to say she decided to tell it because Curtis was extorting her for more material items and money.

    Click here for the full video on BadBtchTea IG

    So Natalie goes live on IG to address it then goes live again showing off watches, shoes, purses, etc. This is after Stunna Girl, Bay Area rapper and former cast member of Baddies (West), leaked a video of Natalie and Curtis’s special moments together. Let’s go back down memory lane.

    The London Affair, 2018-2019

     

    Natalie joins the Big Brother UK Season 22 cast, along with notable international names like the late Kirstie Alley, and other reality stars in the UK. Two castmates, Dan Osborne and Chloe Ayling, and Natalie allegedly had a threesome in 2019, all while Natalie was deep in her marriage with Jacob Payne. While these were accusations and allegations, Natalie posted a picture of her and Jacob on their anniversary with somewhat of an apology post (see above). Why the apology if the rumors weren’t true? 😒 (By the way, Big Brother UK 22 was a great season!)

    OnlyFans During Quarantine, 2020-2021
    In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Natalie Nunn, like many others, saw a shift in her professional opportunities. With entertainment industries largely on hold, Nunn turned to OnlyFans as a platform to connect with fans and generate income. OnlyFans offers content creators the ability to generate income directly from their fan base through subscriptions and paid content; except during the pandemic, many porn stars generated lots of income with their OnlyFans channels. In Natalie’s case, she chose to go THAT route and has many salacious pictures and videos. She even went live a few times having threesomes with women. (That I have seen for myself and will not post the video.) Baddies cast member, Scotlynd “Scotty” Ryan was also in videos with Natalie doing some naughty things. Natalie’s presence on OnlyFans (and Tory Lanez’ Quarantine IG show) increased public awareness of her and potentially the “Baddies” franchise overall. Baddies started as Bad Bitch Reunion on OnlyFans with Bad Girls Club alums Rocky, Shannon, Sarah (executive producer and brains behind the show), and Jada. Later, the project was picked up by Zeus Network and “Baddies” was born. We will briefly discuss Lemuel Plummer, Zeus Network CEO, in a few.
     
    She Likes the Bad Boyz, 2022-Present

    Rapper Fivio Foreign also claimed on a podcast that Natalie Nunn was cheating on her husband with his friend, Louis Paso. Fivio alleged Paso used his connection to him to gain favor with Natalie. She replied on her IG story refuting the claims and asserted that Louis Paso is simply mentoring her in her pursuit of a rap career. 🤦‍♀️

    Previously, leaked videos allegedly showed her engaging in extramarital activities with another reality TV personality, Curtis Golden. These videos, combined with long-standing rumors about Nunn and Payne having an open or polyamorous relationship, further muddied the waters. Curtis was everywhere! Many reality TV stars within the Zeus Network have stated that Curtis is Natalie’s boy-toy, she’s never with her husband Jacob, and she is Curtis’ “sugar mama.”

    This is the video Stunna Girl leaked that made Natalie Nunn go live on Instagram.

    Stunna Girl leaked an audio in regards to Natalie and Lemmy messing around. Yes, the CEO…her boss…Executive Producer of Baddies….married to Janiesha…YES, HIM. You listen and tell me what you think.

    My Thoughts

    Natalie, I think you jumped off the porch too fast on this one by going live on Instagram explaining to the masses and pretty much confirming all rumors about you and Curtis. Yes, I get it that you were his sugar mama and he was your sidepiece. I get that you and Jacob were on a break at the time, he knows everything and (so you say) your marriage is fine — and made clear that it is NOT an open marriage. However, when you mentioned in your IG live that Curtis was scheduled to do an interview on No Jumper, I immediately saw this as a “let me save face and tell everything so no one can tell my story.” I personally do not think Jacob isn’t going anywhere, but you got a daughter, sis. Sure, all of this money can sustain her, but what about the reputation? I think you should have kept your mouth shut, talked to your lawyers on the backend, and let them do your thing (if it is worth the headache). If you and your husband have an understanding and your home is good, then explaining everything to the masses was a bad move.

    Stay tuned for more drama with real rich people…