Oprah’s Health Scare & Foxy Brown’s Role in Tupac’s Murder Trial | The Rewind

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Oprah In Hospital With Stomach Bug

Gayle King updated fans on Oprah Winfrey’s health after she was hospitalized with a stomach virus and dehydration. King clarified on Instagram that Winfrey was not hospitalized but visited the emergency room due to severe dehydration. Winfrey explained that she couldn’t keep water down and needed an IV. Although not fully recovered, she is improving and advised frequent hand washing to prevent the virus, which affected five others in her household. A spokesperson confirmed Winfrey is resting and feeling better each day.

Kenya Moore Denies Revenge Porn Allegations

Kenya Moore denies allegations of revenge porn, where she’s accused of showing explicit photos of co-star Brittany Eady. Moore, from “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” stated she never shared private images to threaten or blackmail anyone. The incident allegedly occurred during the opening of Moore’s hair spa, leading to an argument and Eady’s removal from the event. Despite sources insisting Moore leaked the photos, she maintains her innocence and labeled the news as fake. Eady responded with the hashtag #Stopbullying in a now-deleted post.

Foxy Brown Wanted As Key Witness In Tupac’s Murder Trial

Foxy Brown is being sought as a key witness in the Tupac Shakur murder trial against Duane “Keefe D” Davis. Prosecutors believe she has crucial evidence about the night Shakur was killed in Las Vegas. Keefe D, arrested in October, denies being in Las Vegas on the night of the shooting, but witnesses, including Brown, allegedly contradict his story. Keefe D’s book recounts an encounter with Brown and describes receiving a weapon from Eric Von Zip. The trial is postponed until November 4th.

Jerry West Passes Away

NBA legend Jerry West passed away at 86. The Clippers and NBA commissioner Adam Silver expressed their condolences, highlighting West’s illustrious career and contributions to basketball. Known as “Mr. Clutch,” West was a 14-time All-Star, an NBA Finals MVP, and the inspiration for the NBA logo. He later had successful stints as a coach and executive, shaping teams like the Lakers. West passed away peacefully with his wife, Karen, by his side.