The Breakfast Club - Outside Swinging: Diddy Lawyers Claim He Lacked Mental Capacity and Ari Lenox Swings Another Way

Episode Date: April 29, 2025

Loren has some company this episode! Her producer Taylor Made It and Videographer Carlos joins her in discussing Diddy updates, that include his lawyers claiming that he lacked mental capactiy required to commit the allegd offenses. Also, they get into a conversation about dating in this generation after a resurfaced video of Ari Lenox admitting she dating woman for a short period and realized she did not like it.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything and everybody. Hey y'all, what's up? I'm Lauren LaRosa. This is The Latest with Lauren LaRosa. I'm the homegirl that knows a bit about everything and everybody. And today, as always, I got your daily dig on everything pop culture, all the conversations that shake the room and joining me to do so Yes, Taylor Taylor made it is back on my lovely podcast producer and baby PJ. Yes

Wow and Lowe's a whole baby on the way is crazy What you got? Congratulations, she got PJ. I got babies every day Okay, you making babies every day. No, I just got some. Okay, all right. Well, this is Lowe's. So Lowe's, introduce yourself to the audience. I'm Carlos Polk from Baltimore, Maryland. What up, everybody?

Where'd you get a last name? Exactly. We ain't never call him Carlos what? Carlos Polk. Polk? It's Scottish, yeah. That's your last name for her? Scottish.

I'm Scottish, yeah. I never knew your last name. I call him Darius. Darius. Yeah, she called me Darius. Y'all, why tell last name. Black man. I call him Darius. Darius. Yeah, she called me Darius. Y'all, why tell her in here just be making stuff up? Darius, why? She do.

You see the show Atlanta? Yeah. Yes, but I don't remember it. He don't act like Darius? I don't remember it fully. Okay. Y'all see, y'all will see, I promise you at the end of this show, why?

Probably within the first two minutes. Shit is up. Well, yes. So tell the people what you do. Okay, so I'm a videographer, photographer, creative director. I produce, I write, I do set design and. I'm a father of two. Yeah, yeah, I just added that in and it's dope.

OK, baby daddy, not baby daddy father, father, father, God father. OK, let's get on into it with the check-in. So the theory behind the check-in is, and I think for all of us, because we all hustle, all I heard grinding is, it's like the behind the scenes of the grind. People don't ever ask you, like, yo, you okay? It's like, what you do or what you been doing, I'm so proud of you, but it's never like, yo, are you okay? And like, really, are you okay?

So we do a behind the scenes of the grind check-in. We'll actually let you go first since you're new. For real? Yes, how are you? And it can't be like a BS answer. It has to be, use one word to describe it, and then you can tell us why you use that one word. I'm momentous.

And. Yeah. I'm extremely momentous. Oh my God. I'm happy, I'm excited, I'm curious, I'm extremely momentous. Oh my God. I'm happy. I'm excited. I'm curious. I'm feeling good. I'm originally from Baltimore.

There's a lot of like crazy shit going on back home. And it feels good to be in a New York scene and riding a bike and feeling good about riding a bike through the city. You know, Brooklyn got the trees out. It feels good in Brooklyn. I'm not gonna lie. It's a great place. Shaila, you live in Brooklyn too, right?. It feel good in Brooklyn, I'm not gonna lie. It's a great place. Taylor, you live in Brooklyn too, right?

I used to, I'm in Jersey now, but yes, Brooklyn. Taylor is, I'm so happy. Taylor has a family. She's in Jersey, she's with her husband. They got baby PJ on the way. Wow, that's dope. Congratulations to you, girl. Yeah, thank you.

So you be riding your bike in Brooklyn, so you feeling good. Yeah. Do you. So you've been riding your bike in Brooklyn, so you feeling good? Yeah. Do you feel like, or do you ever feel like, like you look up, you riding a bike, fresh air, you hear with us every day at the Breakfast Club, we shoot Justice content. Are you ever just like, man, I didn't know where things would go at one point. I feel like, honestly, I feel like I never know. So that's why I say I'm curious.

I like, I almost don't accept anything for being what it is. I'm like, this could change tomorrow. Got you. So I'll be like, that's our world, though. That's how it works in our industry. So I am grateful. I think the number one thing I think is like, I'm grateful that God gave me my POV. So I don't limit things to a certain situation like, oh, this situation is good. Yeah. But you know, I love that. I'm grateful that God gave me my POV so I don't limit things to a certain situation like oh this situation is good. Yeah, but you know, I love that

I'm grateful that God gave me my POV. I might gotta tweet that we be doing some We got a segment where we take things that like X and social media Yeah, I might need to figure out that but okay, baby PJ and Taylor. How you feeling today? Um, I think I said last time but Productive overwhelmingly productive, it's just always something I gotta do. Are you anticipating like, like when you get into your mom life, like how everything is going to adjust schedule wise for you?

Like are you, can you plan that? Like how does that work as parents? You can't. I don't think so. I mean, it's just adjusting really. Like before PJ, I have a dog as well. So even having a dog. You know what?

Your dog moms is real. It is real. I've been a mom. I've been outside period. Okay. I've been here. Well, today I'm feeling, I'm still a bit tired from traveling to Atlanta over the weekend,

but today I'm feeling just very at ease. I know that that's two words, so I don't know. Effortless, today I'm feeling effortless, really, really feeling good. So I wanna get into the latest because I'm excited for us to get to these topics today. Yeah. The latest right now, cause y'all know I love to take y'all to court.

Love to take y'all to court. I mean, Diddy, there's always updates. We did an update earlier today on the Breakfast Club. What's happening right now is because Puff is about to go to court, his team is beginning to prepare paperwork and different documents where they are talking to the judge and kind of fighting back at prosecutors About certain claims because they're setting up their defense So on the breakfast club this morning, i'm not going to recap it too much here

But go take a look at that content on the breakfast club's youtube channel If you want to watch it we talked about the fact that ditty's team is right now saying that he wasn't a, he's not a bad person. He didn't do anything illegal. He didn't hurt anybody. Allegedly, he's just a swinger, period. Now, in these documents, Diddy's team is claiming that Diddy lacked the mental capacity to commit any of the crime

that they're alleging that he committed. Yeah. Now, what they're saying is that you have all of these victims who are saying, yo, I was drugged. I was incoherent. I didn't know what was going on. Puff's team is like, well, he was also using drugs.

He was also not incoherent. When a lot of these parties that he's alleging he didn't do anything wrong in, but when these acts were going down, a lot of them he couldn't remember or he's not in control of himself fully either. My question is can he if that's the case does that mean that okay even if you did the crime can it be under insanity? Is that how to go something like that? So basically what

they're saying is that he's even if this stuff were true, he was so wasted and it was out of his control. A lot of these things, number one, he's not going to recount, but also two, yes, he's not able to make a lot of his own decisions in a way that a person who is sober would make. And he even has a doctor that I guess is testifying or not testifying, but in these court documents, they mentioned that there's a doctor who did some sort of evaluations or I guess had some sort of conversations about whatever it was that he's alleging he

was using then that talks about why he would have been unable to make certain decisions and why certain things would have happened allegedly that he wasn't in control of. What about the baby oil? The drugs in the baby oil is not a fact. The reason why that came up was because in one of the lawsuits that was filed, one of the attorneys said that there had been conversations and reports. So reportedly there was baby oil that was drugged. So they put that in documents to basically create this whole narrative so then they could

present what they're alleging was done to their client. But they're not saying that that happened to their client They're saying this man is notorious for ABC and D He has all this power in according to what people are saying out in the world He'd be putting this like it goes as far as I'm throwing things into the baby boy But that wasn't as that wasn't a fact or anything that was proven Nor was it alleged by the this other attorney that this happened to their client? They just brought it up to paint a picture of him

as this horrible person. Okay. Yeah. But here's the thing though, in the documents that they filed, the alleged condition, so in order for us to know what he was under the influence over or under and what that did to him mentally,

it's redacted. So you don't really know, but basically they give some clues. And in the clues that they give, they say, prosecutors say legal precedent requires for the defense to give proper notice before offering any evidence of effects of drugs and alcohol on a defendant's memory or cognitive function.

So the other side that wants to sit diddy down is like I mean we hear y'all But this is irrelevant number one Yeah number two If you're gonna allege that he was under the influence of any drugs or alcohol where he was unable to make cognitive decisions for himself There's a certain time period that you have to do that with it Yeah, and that wasn't done now all of a sudden y'all bring it to the table So from that TMZ was able to read that and be like,

oh, the medical condition that he's claiming makes him mentally incapable of making, of having to, or makes him mentally incapable of being able to commit these crimes has to be drugs or alcohol because they state this rule. Taylor you ain't buying it. No, I mean, no one wrong. Like I don't wish to see Diddy, you know,

under attack or nothing like that either. And he apologized to Cassie on several times about like, about his dark days and his dark times. You say he apologized to her? Yeah, like when he would get awards, he would always apologize like. I feel like he taunted her that last time. Didn't you know what I'm talking about?

Yeah, but see this is the thing. But that's because the crimes came out. Like all the shit came out. No, it came out right after that. Yeah, but he's saying because that came out right after you looking at it as taunting. Cause I remember when he did it, I think it was the Grammys when he received that award

cause he performed first and Young Mike. It was the MTV. Whatever it was. OK, MTV. Yes. Yeah, when he got the, yeah. Yes. I thought I only, this was before the Cassie Beaton video. I only thought that was crazy because Young Miami was in the audience.

Exactly. And I was like, Puff got a different type of hold on the women in his life because they all just be hanging out in the backyard and barbecues and. Well, the question is, does it make him a criminal? Does what? All of these things make him a criminal or some vicious beast. I think he's a toxic scorpio.

That video makes him, what? All scorpios in the world. A scorpio? All scorpios are not toxic. I didn't say that. I think you blame. He's a toxic scorpio. I think that the video makes him,

definitely, he definitely is a, like he's hell for that video. He deserves, somebody need to drag that, drag him. But even then, he's saying like, okay, if I did anything like any of these actions, I was on drugs. But even then, and still, and here's the thing, right? Cause prosecutors are like, okay, that's cute.

Like we hear you, sis, that's cute. But what does that matter? Because what they're are gonna argue, if I'm a prosecutor, I want these defenses to come. They're easily, you can easily take this down. Number one, my first thought is, okay, so you're admitting that things may have happened, right? Because now you leave a gray area that if I'm a prosecutor,

I'm gonna lean into, because you're like, yo, he wasn't even coherent enough to commit these crimes, but these people over here are saying that these crimes happen. So now this is gray area of, well, if they happened and you just weren't coherent, does that matter? I just be thinking, right? If we both take drugs and I do something that you didn't like, we're both drunk or high or something.

Like how much can you accuse me? Like how much can you be like, yo Diddy I was fucked up. Like you fucked me. But if we both high and you make me have sex with a sex worker and I'm telling you I don't want to, or if you, there's a lot of people alleging that allegedly. And there's a lot of people alleging that like

there was like violent rape claims and like, you know, like just there's a lot of things being alleged. There's people that are alleging that they were taken from us and made to have, it made to do things. And they were threatened with like, yo, I got videos of you allegedly, right? Just because we both hide on me. Yeah, this is a difference.

See, it sounds like the way the defense is making it seem like, like, oh, it's just the party we always partake in. That's what they're trying to lean into. And that might not, that might not really go too well, period. Right. We understand that. So well, if you present as a party, but then what if the other team like, yeah, I was partying.

But then it went too far. You can be partying and still you don't have to be allegedly these things that people are claiming was done to them. You could be at a party and that still does not have to happen to you. If I wear, it's the OG scenario, if I wear a short skirt, that don't mean that I want you to go up my skirt. Fuck.

All right. I mean, that's deep. I mean, shit, like what you gonna do? My goal is to be in the actual trial when it starts. Yeah, I reached out. I'm trying to be I don't want to visit did he I Mean I just why I don't I mean I mean they do a sit-down interview Yeah, yeah

I mean audio but you can be zero you can't yeah, you can do that I didn't know why you were asking me. Can I visit him? Oh You can't yeah, you can't do that. I didn't know why you were asking me. Can I visit him? Oh Like hold up like what's like I did it before Why are you telling my business? No, no. Oh I didn't visit Diddy before but I've gone on visits before you know what you've been before no Like I just been to visits before. Tell her, everybody has. I haven't.

I went to a, I mean my cousin was in jail. That was a- I've never been to a jail before. It's not that bad to sit down with. All right, we gonna wrap this up. I don't honestly understand how we even got here. Let's go back one second though. So what are all his defenses?

Right now we know he's coherent. It's only two, he's a swinger and he didn't commit any crimes. They were just basically like, this is just his lifestyle and it's unfair to throw the crimes attached with just a lifestyle that this man was living and that he is not mentally, he wasn't mentally capable of orchestrating these crimes at the time because of drugs and or alcohol.

All right, and my last question. Do you think this is being said to sway the public? Like people that are swingers could understand and people that do do drugs could understand. Yeah, but do you think it's going to work? Did anything I just said to you over the last, do you hear the words? It's coming out of my mouth.

Anything I just said to you, did that change how you felt about the case? I actually have a unique opinion about the case that I rather not share. You think he's a black man being taken down? That's not unique. That's every black person that still eat Uluz and noodles feel like that. Number one, number one, I agree.

I don't think that he's getting a fair case. I don't eat Uluz and noodles, so boom. But you did, the chicken flavor? Not Uluz and noodles. Never. You never had Uluz? I do shrimp and I add onions and celery with cheese. Okay, so people that do that,

the movement of this, he's trying to take a black mogul down, is strong in certain parts of these streets. It definitely is. Go ahead. It's what the grand rising kings in the Udus and Nudus packs people. I'm neither, I'm neither.

Okay. I'm neither. Not Udus and Nudus packs. I just think that, I think, I don't know, we just gonna see what happens when all this shit comes to that surface And I do think he is gonna get released and I think he's gonna be back to diddy as usual I don't think so He's not gonna even if he gets released I do think he's gonna get off some of these allegations because the cases are falling apart because some people are just trying to you

Know what I mean? Get a little moment. They really have a term saying no diddy now. Yeah just trying to, you know what I mean? Get a little moment. They literally have a term saying no diddy now. Yeah, trying to get the moment. It's just like. And he gonna dig right into that shit. I don't think it's ever gonna be the same after this. If he was to come home today or tomorrow,

he could still, there is an audience of people that was, you know what I mean? But it's not gonna be the same. He would have to dig Lord Rouse X. He would have to come home and then he would have to come out of the closet. That's number one. And then once you come out of the closet, then you good.

Oh my God. All right, moving on. So to answer your question though, the racketeering conspiracy was that he engaged in sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery, obstruction of justice, and a couple other crimes. Yeah. Now moving on.

So RLynx was asked a question during a live stream and this question, I didn't even know that this was happening with her. She was talking about whether she would date girls again. And she revealed that- When says when? That's what I'm saying. I didn't even know it happened. And Ari's my girl.

Like I love her. Right. We're going to take a listen. She revealed that she actually wouldn't and she's going to tell us why. How did people know that she was dating girls? I didn't know. I had no idea. Wazimodo says, would you still give dating a woman a shot?

No Thirsty. Yes, Thirsty. No. Yes, this thing. Um, no, I, I tried for like one second, like getting to know this person this year and then it was like weird. And then I just felt like insecure. And I was like, like nah I'm good I feel like I feel like guys sorry a lot let me just stick to what I know I feel like women it's like hard I don't understand them you know I don't even understand myself.

But I've always been told that women, dating women, works, especially sexually, because as a woman, you know what you need sexually as a woman, right? So I can only imagine mentally, like we know how each other think of it. Like we're different people, but it's certain things that I'm like, as a woman, I can predict a person will feel, think in certain situations. So how do you better understand men and dating them than women when you're a woman? Well, I think that women understand men very well too.

You do think that? Most men don't think that. I think women are so intuitive and they know what most men want and how to give it to them and please them in certain ways that others can't. Those girls in Brooklyn taking care of you. Brooklyn is lit.

Yeah. No, because most men that I talk to don't have that same sentiment. Like a lot of men that I talk to feel like, especially today, like I'm 33, how old are you, Lose? I'm 34. How old are you? 33.

33, okay. I feel like a lot of the men that I talk to in our age group, in Lowriders, if you're listening, that's the name of our community, our audience. Lowriders, if you're listening, I wanna know, men, let me know if you feel like women are how low-set. Like they're very intuitive, they know how to please a man, they know what a man needs at this point in your life,

wherever you are, dating, and how old you are. I wanna know, tweet me, Instagram, all that stuff, LlewaylaRosa, right? Men are telling me the complete opposite, that they are encountering women who just don't know how to fulfill their needs. A lot of it though is men are just starting to realize what their needs actually are.

It's the part that women are struggling with right now that men are finally being vulnerable with is their emotions. And I think women sometimes, and it's not all women because black women specifically are not monolithic, right? Is that the word? Yes. And so some of them understand how to address the man's emotions

while others have never been taught that because their mother wasn't locked in with their father or good with emotions. And then their father didn't open up as much so they don't know how to nurture. And I think it all comes back to family. Yeah, and I also think some women, they could know what a guy likes but they don't care

because a lot of people are selfish now. Yeah, and that's the other thing. We're looking at this generation, and I'll include our generation too, is like people just want something. Like people, it's all about them, it's about them and what's good for them. And it's like, yo, and then also on the other side,

the guys are not actually serious. Like men are not like- People are not serious. They're just not serious. I'm not even gonna put it on- I wanna say, Taylor used to tell me all the time, like when I'd be up here talking about dating and relationships, she'd be like,

girl, do you even want a relationship? Do you really want even want a relationship? Like, really serious? Like, are you, cause you just out here playing around. And I will say, I mean, I was, but I was playing around even though I was seriously, like, I was seriously dating people, but like not to be with forever. Exactly. Like, I was just dating people, but not to be with forever.

Exactly. I was just doing it. I was in, you can't, you definitely, there was a certain level of dating that I required. I need, you know what I mean? I wanna do certain things. I need certain consistency and attention, but I'm okay if this doesn't last forever

because I'm not there right now, but also I just didn't feel like none of the people I was meeting was there. I'm gonna if this doesn't last forever because like, I'm not there right now, but also I just didn't feel like none of the people I was meeting was like there. At that point. I'm gonna say something crazy. I feel like women in their 30s specifically, they know what they want, right? And a lot of them don't do what it takes

to get what they want. Oh yeah. They don't be patient. They don't like, and by patience, I mean like waiting for the right guy to come. They'll date all these people and some of the guys would Be a good like good guy good fit, but you won't lock in with him because ABCD or hang out his shit together Yeah, oh this but you're not willing to lock in with him and help

I'm not like that though. I'm not like that. Yeah, I don't think it's a woman or man. I think Particular about who they like. They might have a bunch of different women. Men compartmentalize, I say this all the time, men compartmentalize a lot better than we do. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Thursday. And everybody's going to feel however you want them to feel, whether it's good, whether it's just for fun, whatever.

But men know how they're dealing with a person. But I will say, one thing that I realized about men and women, I agree with you about women and how we are, as far as like, we'll know what we want, but like we don't wanna build all the time. But I think number one, not all women are that way. And some of us women get to a point, especially by our 30s, where we've tried to do that. I know my, for me, I tried to do that

and it didn't get to the point that I wanted it to get to. So I stepped away from that person, but that doesn't change the fact that I'm still willing to build with somebody. I feel like a little bit. So would you go date on the other side? Would you date a woman? I would not date a woman. I do think that like every, I think every girl has like a, I want to try it like sexual,

like urge, not urge, but like curiosity. No. See, I could look at a girl and be like, yo, she's gorgeous, but it doesn't mean I don't wanna fuck her though. Like, you know what I mean? Like that's, I don't feel like that. Okay, that's that, yeah.

Well, let's talk about Ari real quick though, right? So she says she wouldn't go back to the other side. Why do you think that? Well, she said- Because she basically said it's enough problems where she at. She can't even figure men out, now she can't figure women out,

so she gonna stay where she at. I thought it was interesting that she said she was insecure. And I don't know if it's because- I couldn't imagine, man. But why though? What is she like, girlie girls? Exactly, what kind of girl she dating?

And both of y'all doing makeup and all that shit, like, I ain't gonna lie. Do men get insecure about women who like other women because now you got to compete with both sexes? Not me. Well, Ari Lennox is like, I don't understand what you're insecure about because like it's girls, you could also go date a guy.

Ari Lennox also shows her insecurities as an artist. You know what I mean? Like, I feel like she's very vulnerable and her body is natural. She had to make noise about that same thing with the court. Cory girl. I know that's not the topic. Cory Larray. Cory Larray. I feel like there's a level of insecurity nowadays when you have to embrace yourself

and the way you look as a woman, when you're all natural, natural makeup, natural hair. She's comparing herself to the girl. You know what I mean? And the girl is there. Oh, to the other girl that's in the competition. And you don't know, you don't... I just feel like men just do things differently, right? I'ma just say it like, I feel like we- I think it's being insecure too.

No, I'm just saying, but the affirmations that we give come from a different place. And people are gonna disagree with me on that, but I do feel like men supply women with a certain level of masculinity that's very unique to men. I feel like, yeah, women can play a masculine role or be masculine or show, I watch my words,

but like show a way that like men are, but they can never be that, you know what I mean? Like as a man, how we demonstrate our masculinity. And love. And that's why I couldn't date, that's why I don't think I could date a woman, cause I think that there are certain things that, certain energy that a man gives off, even if even if he can be your presence and I say nothing

It's a certain energy that you get from your man that like it's just yeah Parts as me I was I was I was That's weird to me Yeah Is terrible I I went to scissor. Yeah, yeah. I mean, you can use a strap on. I don't even want to see you scissor. And that's even worse to me. Give me the real thing. Like, all that is terrible. I'll, all right.

To eat your zone. Yeah, to eat your zone. And I wanna say- And the snaps, I said, it's terrible. It's not that terrible. I wanna say too, for the record, I just, y'all know I'll be over here Googling, cause it bothered me that I couldn't figure out

what stream she was on, and then I started looking. This clip is actually from September, 2024, but it's going re viral again. Oh yeah. Yeah, so I just wanted to clarify that. Man, shout out to Ari Lennox. I feel like she's a real woman. She's staying on business to me.

She's seeing her heart out. She's vulnerable. She makes great love music. I seen a white girl in Brooklyn singing her music. So she affecting the whole world. People want to be like her and enough people don't embrace it. So shout out to whole world. People want to be like her and Enough people don't embrace it. So shout out there. I like her. Yeah

Like oh, you know what? She ain't doing no more Get back to that dick. Oh But Ari is the shit period hands down period. Well, you know where I be at. All right What? All right. Wow. Nobody want it. Pow, pow, pow, pow. Like what? All right. We all start. Yes. OK. Speaking of period. Outside in the streets or the tweets. That was a great segue.

You for the tweets. We outside, we outside, we outside. Outside in the tweets. Every other page are gold. So the low riders on X are going off about that tweet. I tweeted, I'm so grateful God has given me my point of view. I took that from Lowe's early in the episode. I thought that it was a fire line.

So I tweeted it out. Oh, okay. This is MVP of PBT on X says same mindset is everything. In all caps, your perception is your reality. Then Foxy Oxy said, Me too, giving me so much broad outlook instead of the one that fits and pacifies my world as the absolute best feeling.

They feeling this one-liner, Lose. They feeling it. You gonna put, you should. The girls is going off about it. Literally the girls. Huh? Let me hear what they gotta say. I just told you what they had to say.

I was the point of the segment. Did you miss it? It's done. Don't say it's time again. Oh, that's it? It hit that fast. It came in and went. Yeah, all right.

All right, y'all. This has been another episode of the latest. You see Darius, right? They see Darius. Slow. Not slow, I'm quick as shit. I was over there with that. No, I wouldn't call it slow.

He just outside the box thinker. That's right, girl. I know that's right. All right. I was over there. I went kind of slow. He just outside the box. Thinker. That's right. I know that's right. All right. Shout out to God. I mean, it's always shout out to God. But like, like that was where it go. Thank God for my POV outside the box. Shout out to God. Thank you. Shout out to God. All right.

Well, I would say what have we learned from this episode, but I think what we've learned is what y'all? If you're gonna do a swingers party, don't invite Ari Lennox and don't do drugs. Okay, that is it. You know, normally they're a little bit more deep or more substance, but you know, I'm not mad at that. I think that's good advice.

I don't think she would come anyway and you should definitely be safe anywhere you swing in anything. So that has been the latest with Lauren LaRosa. I'm Lauren LaRosa. I tell you guys this every episode, cause I mean it. At the end of the day,

there's always a lot to talk about and every single time you choose to be right here with me. Talk about it, I appreciate y'all. I'm the homegirl that knows a bit about everything and everybody. I will see you guys on the next episode.