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WATCH: Sidechick Shows Up To Boyfriend’s Wedding In Her Own Wedding Dress!

An overzealous sidechick showed up to a man she was having sex with’s wedding. Well, she didn’t JUST show up, she showed up in her own wedding dress.

Originally posted on Bossip

Mexican Drug Lord El Chapo Tweets His Displeasure Of Donald Trump’s Presidency

According to Fox Latino News- Cartel drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman may be sitting in a Mexican prison, but it hasn’t seemed to stop him from tweeting his outrage about Donald Trump’s presidential win.

On Thursday he tweeted, “The representative of hatred, confrontation, racism, persecution and misogyny that is so palpable in the world won. What a sad situation for everyone.” @ElChap0Guzman, from El Chapo’s “official” account.
https://www.twitter.com/ElChap0Guzman/status/796870150636982272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
The 61 year-old head of the Sinaloa cartel is awaiting extradition to the United States.

This isn’t the first time Trump has gotten tweets from El Chapo.

Last July, after escaping from prison, El Chapo tweeted, “Keep f–king around, and I’ll make you eat all of your godd–n words, f–king whitey f—-t @realDonaldTrump,” causing the FBI to investigate the threat against the then candidate.

Trump, never one to miss an opportunity to return a tweet, responded saying he would “kick his a**.”

El Chapo’s Twitter page has over 600K followers.

The account has been active since 2012. Many of the tweets are about Trump and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.

Although Trump almost certainly has nothing to fear from @ElChap0Guzman, a Twitter account with over half a million followers and a huge outpouring of support could be pretty scary if you’re on the other end of the threats.

Private Prison Stock Surges After Donald Trump Is Elected POTUS

Via Bossip– According to HuffPo, Trump’s shocking election into the White House could mean bigger business for the private prison industry if the markets are correct.

The largest private prison contractor, CoreCivic ― which recently changed its name from Corrections Corporation of America ― saw its stock shoot up by more than 58 percent shortly after morning trading began. Stocks for the second largest contractor, GEO Group, rose by more than 28 percent. Over the next few hours of trading, both stocks came down somewhat from those peaks, but remained strong.

The numbers marked a sharp reversal for an industry that had seen its value plummet after the Obama administration announced in August that it would phase out the use of private contractors for Bureau of Prisons facilities. That decision came in response to a scathing report by the Justice Department’s Officer of the Inspector General, which found that overall, privatized prison facilities led to more security problems without necessarily saving money.