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Get Tickets: Mobwives — The Sit Down Tour

Fans here’s your chance to meet the mob.

The First Ladies of La Cosa Nostra dominated our television screens for 6 nail biting seasons and now they are rebooting and taking their show on the road with the Mob Wives Sit Down Tour!

So far there are a few dates announced including Atlanta & Nashville. The Sit Down Tour is set to feature one of the show’s most notable mob stars, Renee Graziano.

Did Virginia Giuffre Really Commit Suicide?

The sad and devastating story of Virginia Giuffre has captivated audiences worldwide.

Virginia was one of the most prominent accusers in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking and abuse case.

When the news broke that she died by suicide in April 2025, I was definitely skeptical especially since she was one of the more vocal and outspoken victims seeking justice against Epstein and his alleged madam, Ghislaine Maxwell. It felt like Virginia may have been silenced.

Her case also levied sexual abuse accusations against Prince Andrew who vehemently denies he ever had a sexual encounter with Giuffre.

Mexican Cartels Put Bounty System in Play to Combat ICE

Hey Hustlers,

Check this out.

It is evident by now that the Mexican Cartel is nothing to play with. The Cartel has replaced the mafia and street gangs to become the most violent and vicious criminal organization in the world.

Not only do they have the manpower, they have the artillery and ammunition to fight back against governments such as the US ICE Police and that’s exactly what they are planning to do.

According to ABC News — There is credible intelligence that members of Mexican drug cartels have offered a “tiered” bounty system for hits against ICE and U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

The federal agency alleges cartels are offering $2,000 for intelligence gathering and doxing of agents, between $5,000 and $10,000 for kidnapping or non-lethal assaults on standard officers and up to $50,000 for the assassination of high-ranking officials.