Pilar Sanders is finally breaking her silence on her ongoing custody battle and divorce drama. In a recent interview with NBC5, Sanders who lost custody of her three children to Deion Sanders is planning to appeal the decision.
“You have to understand, I was a stay at home mom, 24/7, that was my life,” she said.
“The courts took that ability from my children…until I can get my babies back, how I’ve had them, 24/7, mama 100% and papa 100%, they’ve stolen that from me.”
Pilar says it will be months before her divorce is finalized, adding that she and her legal team are seeking an annulment of the marriage.
Arsenio Hall and Eddie Murphy may be feuding over Eddie’s interview refusal of Arsenio’s new talk show. Arsenio has been rounding up big-name guests for his return to late-night TV, but when he approached longtime friend Eddie, he turned him down!
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Sources say Eddie, 51, put his foot down because he believes Arsenio has been capitalizing on their friendship for years and is just trying to use him for a quick ratings boost.
And Arsenio, 58, is miffed because he believes his former pal is envious of him jump-starting his career while Eddie’s movies are fizzling at the box office.
R&B group Jodeciwere booed off stage at London’s Wembley Arena over the weekend during a 1990s R&B gig The Show. In a lineup that included Changing Faces, SWV, Dru Hill, and Blackstreet, a good night was had by all… that is until Jodeci showed up and crashed and burned.
Things started off badly from the jump…DeVante was AWOL, and it seemed like the remaining members did not practice. Just 30 seconds in, Mr. Dalvin decided to jump off stage only to find out he couldn’t get back on it and needed help getting back on stage.
Just one song in and the booing began and folks proceeded to exit the arena.
Mathew Knowles is finally opening up about the painful break-up between himself and daughter Beyonce. In a recent interview, Bey’s dad admits it was ‘incredibly painful’ to leave his post as her long-serving manager. Mathew first started managing Beyoncé when she was part of Grammy award-winning girl group Destiny’s Child before she launched her solo career in 2003.
‘It was hard for me to let her go — it was hard for both of us to let each other go. And let’s be clear on that. She didn’t let me go, we both let each other go. That’s a big difference.’
‘This was not a normal ending of a business agreement. This was a dad and a daughter and it was incredibly painful and it had some difficulties.’
He went on to say he has hopes to one day manage Beyoncé’s career again, but for now is focused on playing the role of grandfather to Blue Ivy and younger daughter Solange’s son Juelz.
