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Tyrese Gibson Says He’s OK After a Emotional Break Down over the custody Battle with His EX Wife over the Child they have Together, He’s really missing His Daughter
Tyrese Gibson says he’s fine after sharing a Facebook video of himself CRYING during his messy custody battle with his ex-wife, Norma Gibson.
The “Fast and Furious” franchise star alarmed fans after posting a rambling video on Wednesday in which he CRIED and repeatedly pleaded, “Don’t take my baby.”
“I’m not doing anything illegal,” he said in the increasingly emotional and expletive-laden footage.
In the Facebook video, the actor-singer said that he last saw his 10-year-old daughter, Shayla, two months ago, accused his ex-wife of making him unemployable and declared that his legal fees are adding up to $13,000 a month. He also said that his wealthy friends have left him in the lurch and no one is listening to him.
“Contrary to what some of y’all may believe, I’m ACTUALLY OK,” he clarified in another video posted to Instagram on Wednesday.
On Thursday, the “Sweet Lady” singer shared another clip on Instagram soliciting prayers on his way to a hearing with his ex-wife, whom he separated from in 2009 after about two years of marriage.
Norma accused him of physically abusing their daughter in August — a claim he denies — and is trying to obtain a restraining order against him. (She was granted a temporary restraining ORDER last month.)
The actor has also been feuding with his “Fast and Furious” costar Dwayne Johnson. He said that Johnson’s decision to do a franchise spinoff slated for 2019 will delay the ninth installment of the muscle car films by a year.
Gibson contends that the move further exacerbates his financial well-being and ability to keep up the fight for his daughter. Gibson appeared to issue an ultimatum that if Johnson appears in “Fast and Furious 9,” then he will bow out of the film in protest. He also intentionally cropped out Johnson from an Instagram photo on Wednesday, adding #ShaylaRocks to the caption.
According to CinemaBlend, reports indicate that the ninth film was ACTUALLY pushed back so that director Justin Lin could fit it into his schedule.
Supermodel Tyler Sebago will take on the coveted role of red-carpet host at the 21st Annual South Bay Music Awards, at the iconic Roxy Theatre in West Hollywood, California, on December 1, 2024. Sebago’s will interview an impressive lineup of legendary rock artists, including members from bands like Great White, Metallica, Dokken, Quiet Riot, KISS, and Autograph, as well as a range of multi-platinum award-winning songwriters and producers.
Sebago shared his excitement about the event: “I grew up listening to these bands, studying their artform, and appreciating the subtlety in their larger-than-life persona. It’s such an honor to be asked to delve into their lives and legendary careers, and I am thrilled to be invited to such a prestigious table.”
Since its inception in 2003, the South Bay Music Awards has grown from a simple idea written on a napkin to a major event celebrating independent music. The annual awards show has become a cornerstone of the music industry, offering independent artists a vital platform to showcase their talent and gain the recognition they deserve.
The 21st edition of the South Bay Music Awards will not only commemorate more than two decades of excellence in the industry but also pay tribute to the late Jack Russell, a founding member of Great White and GRAMMY Award® winner. The tribute will honor his lasting influence on the music world, with a special performance by a tribute band featuring notable musicians such as Sean McNabb (Producer’s Choice Bass Player of the Year), Roni Lee (Producer’s Choice Female Vocalist of the Year), and Ronny North (Producer’s Choice Guitarist of the Year). Russell’s contributions have sold nearly 20 million albums throughout his career, further cementing his legacy in rock history.
This year’s event will also showcase the theme “Bringing the Beach to the Sunset Strip,” combining the relaxed, laid-back vibe of California’s beaches with the energy of the famous Sunset Strip. With tickets selling fast, both General Admission and VIP passes are available for those looking to attend what promises to be a star-studded celebration of independent music.
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