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Love and Hip Hop Atlanta’s Karen “KK” King Drags Co-Star Tommie Lee To Hell And Back On Instagram Live

Woo! Karen ‘KK’ King is probably one of my favorite reality tv moms. She reminds me of a crazy cool ass OG chick from the hood. I know a million Karen Kings.

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In the video below, KK jumps on her InstaLive to set the record straight about Tommie Lee who used to date KK’s son, Scrap DeLeon, who is currently incarcerated on drug charges. Personally, I do not have Instagram so I usually miss out on all of “the gram” beefs and shenanigans but this beef is quickly making its way across the internet streets.

Tommie and KK started off as friends who used to run credit card/fraud schemes, and like most friendships, especially those in the limelight, they had a major fall out. KK says that Tommie got on Snapchat and “came for her” resulting in her verbally annihilating Tommie in the video below.

Check out the backstory on Karen ‘KK’ King who has quite the colorful past of her own. She was once the subject of “America’s Most Wanted” in which she was a fugitive on the run for allegedly attempting to have her sons’ father murdered, at the hands of her sons. According to WPTV, in 2013 she was arrested at her boyfriend’s home in Vero Beach, Fl and was in possession of credit cards and ID’s which were not her own.

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Karen ‘KK’ King mugshot following America’s Most Wanted airing.

Check out the full 1 hour video of Karen ‘KK’ King unleashing pure hellfire and brimstone on Tommie Lee.

WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

Check out VH1.com to see the clip of Tommie going off on her mother as well as the infamous Snapchat that started this whole beef with KK, who seemingly was trying to help Tommie and her mother work past their differences.

You cannot make this kind of drama up. Its too good for tv, but thank goodness for these internet streets. Grab some popcorn and sound off in the comments section!

Mexican Actress Kate del Castillo Explains Flirtatious ‘El Chapo’ Texts With Diane Sawyer 

Mexican actress Kate del Castillo and Hollywood actor Sean Penn have been embroiled in controversy since the revelation that they met with Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, the most wanted drug lord in the world, in person while he was on the lam last year.

Mexican authorities want to interrogate her as a witness in an investigation and have insinuated they could be potentially investigating her for allegedly taking money from Guzman for her tequila company, Honor del Castillo, according to the newspaper El Universal.

This past January, del Castillo’s private text messages with El Chapo were leaked to the media, suggesting another kind of scandal — that the two of them could be romantically involved.


But del Castillo is now sharing her side of the story and insists in an interview with ABC News’s Diane Sawyer that there was nothing romantic between her and the drug kingpin, whom she met in person last October.

del Castillo told Sawyer:

“Oh, my God, no, not at all. It’s just so not like that, and that’s one of the frustrations I have. That I wish I could have every single text that I sent with me, you know, to tell everybody how out of context they are. There was no reason why we wouldn’t be friendly.”

Del Castillo says the leaked messages were selectively chosen and released out of context.

“They have put them out of context. So it looks like I’m having an affair, almost, with a guy and that’s what makes me so angry.”

 

Del Castillo, 43, became a superstar after she appeared as the lead character, Teresa Mendoza, an ordinary woman who transforms into a fearless drug lord in the telenovela “La Reina del Sur” or “The Queen of the South.”

She said Guzman first reached out to her in summer 2014 through his lawyer, who she said told her that Guzman wanted to give her the rights to make a movie about his life. The drug lord had been re-arrested in February 2014.

She claims she jumped at the chance and told almost no one about the project, except for two movie producers she brought on as she began to assemble her team.

Read more of this article see a video of the 2020 interview on ABCNews.

Female Flight Attendant Abandons 66 lbs Of Cocaine During Random Security Check 


An airline employee who abandoned nearly 70 pounds of cocaine in her carry-on bag at LAX was being sought by federal drug agents.

The woman was selected for a random screening at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, according to the DEA.

During the encounter with Transportation Security Administration members, the airline employee “abandoned her belongings and escaped on foot,” DEA spokesman Timothy Massino said in a statement.

A search of her belongings turned up about 30 kg of cocaine (or about 66 pounds).

The female airline employee was considered a fugitive, Massino told KTLA news.

He would not say what position the woman held with an airline, nor did he name the airline.

In light of the incident, the union for Los Angeles airport police officers issued a statement calling for screening of all passengers and employees.

“Flight attendants and other crew members are not normally subjected to searches, but this is a perfect example of why Los Angeles airports need 100% screening of all passengers and airport employees. Total employee screening is realistic and achievable and it should happen here at LAX.”

Two carry-on roller bags were abandoned by a flight attendant at the terminal, the Los Angeles Airport Peace Officers’ Association stated.

Witnesses said that after being directed to the screening location, the woman kicked off her Gucci high heels, made a cellphone call and made a quick dash down the up escalator.

Marshall McClain, president of the union representing LAX airport police officers expressed concern that officers were alerted about the unattended bag but not a suspicious person running through the airport.

“With her bringing this amount of narcotics in the airport, chances are this wasn’t her first time through. We’re hoping this is a wake-up call to airport management as well as federal legislators.”

See a video on CBS News.