Chance met Kirsten at one of his mother’s office parties when he was 9 years old, and as he tells it from that moment, he knew he’d be marrying her.

Check out Chance’s thread about Kirsten here, it’s the sweetest read!

After proposing to Kirsten Corley, July of last year, it was recently discovered that Chance and Kirsten have been legally married since December 27, 2018, but the ceremony took place Saturday, March 9.

The beautiful couple held their wedding ceremony at the Resort at Pelican Hill in Newport Beach, California, with white being the color of choice. The ceremony attendance was intimate, with a guest list of 150 family members, and friends in attendance.

Chance and Kirsten have been dating since 2013 and the couple have an adorable 3-year-old daughter, Kensli, born in September of 2015.

Check out some of the wedding pics below!

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On Saturday, December 15 at the Rolling Loud Music Festival in Los Angeles, Offset interrupted his ex-wife’s performance to publicly apologize, and asked for her to take him back. She was not happy about it.

Offset walked onstage carrying a bouquet of flowers and a huge cake with icing that wrote “TAKE ME BACK CARDI”. Cardi B was obviously angry and shocked, as the audience could tell by her facial expression and body language. Who wouldn’t be?

As some may already know, Offset has not been the most loyal husband to Cardi. He has allegedly cheated on her more than once. The alleged mistress of Offset, Instagram model, Summer Bunni apologized to Cardi B in a video, claiming she, “did not know how serious” their marriage was. WHAT? She then later took back that apology.

It is understandable why Cardi B refused to take her cheating husband back. Yet, she is still getting lots of online criticism for her reaction.

Remember: Offset cheated on her multiple times, and there were texts to prove it.

Women, like Cardi in this case, are often expected to be forgiving. We are often blamed for the actions of men. Cardi B’s decision to remove Offset from her life is her own decision, no one else’s. Offset is the only bad guy here, and despite his elaborate apology, we cannot expect him to change for the better. Go Cardi!

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INTRODUCING: J.K. THE REAPER

The artist that rose and fell, came up through the ranks, and slipped through the cracks, saw the light of day, and now searches for fame in his new project, “Digital Tears,” this is the story of J.K. The Reaper.

His rap career began at the age of 15 in Greensborough, North Carolina. It was parody and free styling with friends that propelled J.K. The Reaper into the rap game.

He now collaborates with the likes of Denzel Curry, king of the underground.

J.K. The Reaper has music that dates back to years ago, and he has music that is yet to release. He started his own creative content group, Pyramid Posse along with label; FANG gang, aka Fuck A Name Gang. In search of a name for his group, he tried hard for something corny.

On YouTube he has songs that stream hundreds of thousands of views, he also has songs that barely crack a hundred.

What makes J.K. The Reaper so hit or miss? 

His songs are solid and is features are good.  He does the job well so could it be something else?

On the surface it’s his interviews, they’re not great. He lacks the social value and the enigmatic personality that we need. There have been plenty of dull people to gain the light, so why don’t we overlook these same shortcomings?

I’m not sure; I’ve done my research on the Reaper and I’m struggling to come up with reasons.

Yes, it did take him four years to make his debut album “Digital Tears,” finally released March 6, 2018 and yes, that is far too long. But through the years he has released singles and features and even put out a “greatest hits” mix tape, titled “Grim Reaper,” comprised of singles that have done best.

Is this enough? Maybe not.

The music industry is tough, cutthroat even. Plenty of talent falls through the cracks and is left behind without a paddle to swim. It’s left entirely up to the person, the entertainer within, to decided whether or not to pursue this dream.

No labels, no co-signs, no help.

Listen, it can be easy to give up in situations like this, but the Reaper has persevered and continues to work. His material he releases now is mature and thick, comes with pain and sorrow and you cant help but to feel it, personally.

J.K. The Reaper taps into the emotions and the reserve and the things that we keep below the surface. His voice brings about the serious nature of the issues and commands that it be heard.

Maybe now, after “Digital Tears” somebody will pick him up.

I want to let his music speak for itself and to give him the credit deserved. Check out his best song below, and I hope you enjoyed the story of a struggling entertainer.

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