After starring on The Real Blac Chyna this summer, Tokyo Toni starred on her dating show Tokyo Toni’s Finding Love ASAP. Both shows were streamed on Zeus Network, a streaming service that charges users $3.99 to access their original content focused on social media influencers. Zeus has shows starring Joseline Hernandez, Black Chyna, B. Simone, and of course Tokyo Toni. Toni, whose real name is Shalana Hunter calls herself “The Godmother of The Internet” and vlogs daily on her Shalana Hunter YouTube Channel. Since parting ways with Zeus, Tokyo has gone to YouTube to air grievances with the Zeus Network.

Tokyo claims they have not paid her what she was promised for both shows and neglected to promote the show properly. Tokyo, an executive producer of her show, also claims that Zeus did not put out the show that as it was agreed to be produced. Today, Tokyo revealed on her YouTube Channel that she has hired a lawyer and a private investigator which in efforts to file a lawsuit against the Zeus Network. Tokyo anticipated a monthly payment but received a cease and desist letter from Zeus which she also shared on her YouTube Channel. The back and forth between Tokyo Toni and Zeus Network made headlines throughout the blogosphere and social media.

The Wendy Williams Show covered both of Tokyo’s Zeus shows, the latter which also features Love & Hip Hop mom Lyrica Garrett, and the recent controversy surrounding Tokyo’s pay. Zeus Network posted screenshots of checks sent to Tokyo, which later appeared to have differing written legal amounts and numeric amounts. Lala Milan, star of BET’s Boomerang reboot and viral sensation shared a similar experience. Milan commented, "The 'finance man' took forever to pay me too.. 2-3 months to be exact, if I would've never said anything they would've kept it pushing.. and I'm NOT the only person who had this issue. Unfortunately most of them problem won't speak up though” Check out Tokyo Toni’s Youtube for more tea on Zeus Network, The Kardashians, and whatever she feels like talking about! 
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Toni Braxton is set to tour to promote her first album in six years, Sex and Cigarettes. Braxton asked her singing sisters Tamar and Traci to join her as opening acts on the trek. Tamar's latest album Bluebird of Happiness debuted last fall and Traci Braxton was looking to promote her second album as Toni's opening act. TMZ is reporting that Traci has been yanked from the show. The tea is...Tamar is behind the firing. Tamar's team denies that Tamar had anything to do with Traci's removal but the rumor mill is saying that Tamar was unhappy with how Traci has been acting about Tamar's divorce from Vincent Herbert. On the most recent episode of their reality show Braxton Family Values, sisters Traci and Trina alluded that Vincent was abusive to Tamar and Mama Braxton came right out and said. 

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Former Love and Hip Hop Star Emily Bustamente was reportedly punched in the face 7 times by rapper Fabulous. The tea is...Fabulous found out that Emily was in California without informing him, which sent him into a violent rage. Emily called her brothers for protection, to which Fabolous responded that he had a bullet for each and every one of them. Multiple sites are reporting that Emily was not only punched, but suffered tooth loss as a result of Fabolous. Fabolous, who has been with Emily for more than 10 years and share 2 sons and stepson together. 

Late last year, rapper Khia, famous for her hit single “My Neck, My Back” and collaborations with superstars like Janet Jackson and Miley Cyrus decided to collaborate with porn star turned internet star TS Madison for a web show called The Queens Court. The show, which Khia created in 2016 is a no-holds barred, court themed show where Khia presides over a “docket” of celebrity “cases” sent in by her fans. After years of blogging without much exposure, Khia teamed up with TS Madison and The Queens Court concept went viral, capturing the attention of celebrities like Mo’Nique and Nicki Minaj. Khia and TS Madison recorded a song entitled “Next Caller” which served as the theme song for the show, based on a viral video of Khia screaming at one of the callers into the show. All that exposure also led to the death of the show after Khia walked off set, which happens to be TS Madison’s basement, after technical difficulties during the show which was to feature Mo’Nique as a guest discussing her rift with Netflix.
 
Shortly thereafter, Khia and TS Madison fell on bad terms when Khia shared that TS Madison had trademarked the name The Queens Court and left Khia’s name, the creator, off the original trademark. What ensued afterward has had the blogosphere in a constant uproar. TS Madison immediately defended herself and began showing e-mails and screenshots from rapper Nicki Minaj, who apparently had linked Khia and TS Madison up with Bunim-Murray productions before the debacle took place.
 
Enter Michelle Brown, a blogger who owns the site StraightfromtheA.com. Michelle did her own investigations and posted her thoughts on YouTube which then made her a target for TS Madison and her over hundreds of thousands of followers. Michelle presented evidence to the contrary of what TS Madison presented as her defense of trademarking the name of the show without Khia’s name. TS Madison then went on the attack online against Michelle, creating cruel videos about her appearance, her weight, and finances.

Check out the video below of TS Madison and Shekinah attacking Khia and blogger Michelle Brown on Instagram. ​

And another video of TS Madison attacking blogger Michelle Brown from StraightfromtheA.com ​

​You win some…you lose some. That’s all that can be said about the most recent episode of The Queens Court, Rapper KHIA and Internet Personality TS Madison’s web series that streams live on Facebook each Monday.
 
The two “dishonorable judges” booked their biggest guest yet as they welcomed Academy Award winning comedienne and actress Mo’Nique to set things straight about her controversial request to boycott Netflix over pay inequality.
 
After going live, it was evident that the show was having multiple technical difficulties. Fans of the show have complained about the recent changes to the shows production, as it appears the hosts have tried to up the production value of the show. The show which started out in Madison’s living room, now is streamed from her basement on what they are calling their courtroom.
 
On the most recent episode, Khia is visibly upset at the technical difficulties. She mouths some words to her co-host and begins rubbing her shoulders. At 8:20 Khia gets up and leaves the “courtroom.

The technical difficulties continued and TS Madison attempts to salvage the show by getting Mo’Nique on Facetime. The video stops and the show goest live again later only on Facebook. This time, Mo’Nique is present via Facetime and Madison attempts to interview Mo’Nique. As Madison reads over Mo’Nique’s Netflix contract, she loses the connection.

TS Madison attempts to remain calm as she loses her guest and her co-host. Khia re-appears shortly, only to tell Madison that she’ll call her tomorrow. TS Madison insists that the show will go on, but eventually gives up and ends the live broadcast. It wasn’t a good look but any publicity is good publicity and with Mo’Niques name attached to this fiasco, the show may get a major profile boost.
 
Mo'Nique stayed live on Periscope, where we can hear TS Madison pleading with Khia to "just knock it out!" Fast Forward to 19:00 on the video below to hear what happened   behind the scenes!