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Wendy Williams Slams Friend Tamar Braxton Again: I Hope This Divorce Isn't A 'Publicity Stunt'

Wendy Williams cant stop talking about Tamar Braxton and Vincent Herberts recent split! The host has already pick sides, and now shes wondering if their divorce is all part of a sneaky ploy to promote their show!. Well, this is awkward.

Wendy Williams, 53, wants to know if Tamar Braxton and Vincent Herberts reported divorce is just a ploy to drive attention to their new WEtv show! And, Wendy is good friends with Tamar, so whats the deal here? So Im thinking, Tamar and Vince, I hope that this is not like some sort of publicity stunt that you guys are doing to promote your upcoming reality show, she said to her studio audience during Hot Topics on Oct.

Just wait, theres more…. Wendy then weighed in on the reports which claim that Tamars intimidated by Vinces relationship with Remy Ma, 37; Vince reportedly manages the female rapper, whos married to fellow rapper, Papoose, 39.

Theres nothing wrong with Vince managing Remy Ma, Wendy said.

Her and Papoose are always together so thats a safe situation if you want to say whats safe and whats not with your man going on the road with somebody The host then addressed Tamar and Vinces reported financial issues.

[By Vince managing Remy] They can bring some money into the house to reduce the millions of dollars in debt that Tamar and Vince are in … Im watching you Tamar and Vince!.

And, this isnt the first time Wendys addressed Tamar and Vinces martial issues. When news of their divorce broke on Oct.

25, Wendy covered the story on her show. She admitted that Tamar is her good friend, so she tip-toed around the topic.

However, despite Wendys promise to mind my own business because of her relationship with Tamar, she continues to chat about the subject on her show. Wendy even slammed Vince on her Oct.

26th show, when she implied that he doesnt pull the same weight as Tamar when it comes to parenting. Wendys made it clear that shes team Tamar, but, were wondering what Tamar thinks about all of this.

Tamar and Vince were married for 10 years and together for 14 years, before she reportedly filed for divorce on Oct. The two are parents to a 4-year-old boy, Logan.

The reported split comes at a tumultuous time, since season 5 of the singer and music producers reality show, Tamar & Vince, returns to WEtv on Nov. 9 at 9 PM ET!. HollywoodLifers, do you think Tamar and Vince are really over?.

For more infomation >> Wendy Williams Slams Friend Tamar Braxton Again: I Hope This Divorce Isn't A 'Publicity Stunt' - Duration: 3:58.

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En plein divorce, Mel B demande une augmentation à America's Got Talent - Duration: 2:57.

For more infomation >> En plein divorce, Mel B demande une augmentation à America's Got Talent - Duration: 2:57.

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Men's Divorce Countdown: Making Your Home Yours - Duration: 4:36.

Hello and welcome to this edition of Men's Divorce Countdown. I'm Dan Pearce,

Online Editor at mensdivorce.com, and while I'm not an attorney,

I'm nonetheless here today to help provide to you some tips on how to

improve your experience in the divorce process. With how divorce can often leave

you feeling displaced in your own living environment, today's episode focuses on

ways of improving your new home after a divorce.

Whether you've kept the family home or are living in a new apartment, it's important

to make your new place yours, and today we will help you make that happen,

starting us off at Number Five.

Whenever you move into a new place or when an ex-spouse moves out, remnants of an ex can really be found

everywhere and really ruin your day. If the stuff is big or important and you're on

fairly decent terms with your ex, you might be inclined to work on a retrieval

plan, in hopes they'll do the same for you in the future.

For those that aren't, that gets a little tricky. If the property is listed in the

property settlement and it is within the time frame of reclaiming it, it cannot be

thrown away, sold, or destroyed without permission from the other spouse or the

court. Otherwise, wrongful disposal can be claimed. If it isn't listed in the

property settlement though, toss it at your own risk, friend.

Do you see the CDs your ex left in the glove box?

How about that air freshener that you never liked that is attached to the

outside of your air conditioning vent? Not a fan of either? Then get rid of it!

When you are in a relationship, your car can be a shared space for your entire

family to fill with all of their things, but after a divorce, you have to reclaim

your car as your own. That means you decide what CDs get to be

in that car. Maybe you don't want CDs. Maybe you want a satellite radio or an

auxilary jack to listen to an mp3 player. Maybe instead of Sakura blossoms, you

want your car to smell like mint. Maybe you don't want an air freshener at all.

It's all up to you, and it's your job to reclaim it as your own as much as your own.

As much as you may want to go all out and create the mancave of your dreams or the perfect

workout room, you might want to hold off and go with something a little bit more

realistic. With legal fees, alimony, child support, rents, and other financial

expenses to boot, going all out on the mancave may not be the best move quite

yet. Allow yourself to make smaller steps into making your place yours, but keep in

mind your budget.

For those that have children, it is imperative that in your new living

environment that you always make room for them. It is important, not only for

your custody case moving forward, but also for your relationship with your

children. You always want them to feel like they will always have a home with you

and that you have not abandoned them on any level. You need to show them that

home is not just with mom and that you too can give them everything they need

to thrive.

With any new living environment, you may not feel the urgency to unpack. Part of

it may stem from the notion that you might hope that this isn't permanent;

that at some point, your ex-spouse will change their mind and you'll come home

to the marital home. Part of it may be how temporary the place may be. You might

be moving in a few months and may not want to repack. Deep down, if your answer

is the first one unpack as difficult as it might be to accept that the marriage

is over, not unpacking your stuff won't fix an unhappy and dysfunctional

relationship. In the end, it is better to move forward and create your own home

both for your children who deserve to look at their father and the place he

lives as a place they can count on in the same way that they think of the mother's home and

for yourself. You deserve to be proud of your new home environment. Take pride in

how you arrange your furniture or how you keep everything. This is your place

and it is up to you to own it.

That's all the time we have today for Men's Divorce Countdown. Remember to

check out all of our articles and videos at Mensdivorce.com, the Men's Divorce

Facebook page and @mensdivorcenews on Twitter for latest updates and

information. Also, make sure to check out the Men's Divorce Source app now

available at the App Store until next time, I'm Dan Pearce, Online Editor at

mensdivorce.com, I thank you all for watching, and have a great day everyone!

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