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Debbie Nelson, Mother of Eminem, Passes Away at 69.
Debbie Nelson, the mother of acclaimed rapper Eminem, has passed away at the age of 69 after a courageous battle with lung cancer. A spokesperson for the artist, whose real name is Marshall Mathers, confirmed the news on Tuesday, noting that Nelson died on Monday night in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Debbie Nelson garnered public attention through her portrayal in Eminem’s music, where he often depicted their tumultuous relationship. Songs such as “My Name Is,” “Cleanin’ Out My Closet,” and “Headlights” reflected the complexities of their bond. Despite the conflicts that emerged publicly, Nelson expressed a deep-seated belief in her son’s affections, suggesting a fundamental misunderstanding between them in her memoir, “My Son Marshall, My Son Eminem.”
In 1999, she took legal action against Eminem, suing him for $10 million on grounds of defamation and emotional distress, a case that ultimately was settled out of court. Over time, there appeared to be signs of reconciliation, particularly marked by Eminem’s 2014 track “Headlights,” where he voiced regret for his past criticisms of her.
Born in 1955 on a U.S. Air Force base in Kansas, Nelson’s life was characterized by both struggle and resilience. After marrying Bruce Mathers at the young age of 15 and later divorcing, she spent significant years in Metro Detroit before returning to her roots in St. Joseph, Missouri, where she lived her final days.
While Eminem has yet to publicly comment on his mother’s passing, the legacy of their relationship continues to resonate in his music and the hearts of many.
Nollywood actress Biola Bayo has clarified the circumstances surrounding her recent announcement of separation from her husband, Oluseyi. The announcement, made on Oluseyi’s birthday, drew criticism online, with some accusing Bayo of insensitivity.
In response, Bayo explained that her decision to make the announcement stemmed from a desire to control the narrative. “I don’t want people to say my story for me,” she stated, emphasizing her preference to address the situation directly rather than allow rumors to circulate. She further clarified that the announcement was made with her husband’s consent, preempting speculation arising from her lack of recent social media posts featuring him.
Bayo, known for her openness, previously revealed that she and Oluseyi welcomed their son via surrogacy in 2023. Despite the backlash, she maintains that her actions were driven by a desire for transparency and to avoid misrepresentation of her personal life.
Nigerian Afropop artist Mayorkun has publicly acknowledged the instrumental role played by Davido, his former record label head, in securing his deal with Sony Music Africa. This revelation puts to rest speculations of animosity following Mayorkun’s departure from Davido Music Worldwide (DMW) in 2021.
Mayorkun joined DMW in 2016 and enjoyed considerable success under the label. His subsequent move to Sony Music West Africa triggered rumors of a potential rift with Davido. However, in a recent interview with 3Music TV, Mayorkun clarified the situation, stating, “Aside from having my label, right now I am also with Sony Africa. Shout out to Davido for that as well, he facilitated the deal.”
This statement confirms that Davido actively supported Mayorkun’s career progression even after his departure from DMW. It highlights a continued professional relationship and demonstrates Davido’s commitment to fostering talent within the Nigerian music industry, even beyond the confines of his own record label. The disclosure provides valuable insight into the circumstances surrounding Mayorkun’s career trajectory and dispels any lingering doubts regarding the nature of his relationship with Davido.
Khaby Lame, the globally recognized TikTok personality with over 160 million followers, has reportedly been deported from the United States. According to sources, Lame was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas on June 6, 2025, for allegedly overstaying his visa, which commenced on April 30.
ICE has confirmed the detention and stated that Mr. Lame was granted a voluntary departure order after exceeding the allowed duration of his stay.
As of the time of this report, Mr. Lame has not issued any official statement regarding the matter. However, a recent post on his Instagram story, captioned “São Paulo, Brazil,” suggests his current location. The situation remains a developing story.
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