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Offset has opened up about why he skipped out onKai Cenat’s livestream from jail, and it has nothing to do with the streamer’s criticism of his album.
The Migos rapper recently stopped by The Morning Hustle and revealed he didn’t want to do the fake jail stint since he “comes from that” and didn’t want to make a mockery of his friends doing lengthy bids by being in a pretend prison.
“A lot of people thought it was because of how he judged the album,” Set began. “I didn’t do the jail thing because I really had to think about it. I really come from that and it’s really got bros and homies struggling with that. It’s not really a game. It’s a serious thing. I understand content — I salute it — but I just couldn’t be a part of that content.”
He continued to remind the co-hosts of his times being in and out of jail during the early Migos days: “If y’all remember I come from jail, I remember sitting in there down bad with no money on the books. I know how it feel. It ain’t the right feeling. I got homies that can’t get out ever. I didn’t want to make a mockery of them.
“My world and his world different. I got some real shit that go on in mine. I ain’t want to have to answer the bros. Even when the clip came out, the bros like, ‘Ay, what you got going on?’ Because it’s a serious thing.”
Watch the clip below.
As far as Cenat’s criticism of Offset’s Set It Off, Kai called one song “mid” and admitted he “didn’t like” another during a stream. He also said, “I don’t know, bro” while listening to another song, struggling to hide his true feelings.
While Set skipped out on October’s jail stream, he did appear on Cenat’s 24-hour stream at his crib in September, and even slept over.
Set confronted his fear of snakes at one point in the stream as he mustered up the courage to pet the four-foot-long reptile.
“It’s really like a breathing Birkin bag,” one of the handlers joked, attempting to calm Offset’s fears.
Other highlights from Offset and Kai Cenat’s stream-a-thon include the rapper hilariously falling out of his chair and Cardi B calling into the broadcast.
“This is what I need in my life, for real. You need to be streaming every single day for 24 hours so I can know everything you’re doing,” she joked.
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Jesy Nelson is now engaged to her boyfriend Zion Foster.
The former Little Mix star announced the news on Instagram on Friday, confirming that she had accepted a proposal from the musician, who is also the father of her twin daughters.
"Just got engaged to my best friend," she wrote in the caption, adding ring and emotional face emojis. The message was shared alongside a photo seemingly taken moments after the proposal, which took place on a beach at sunset.
In the picture, Jesy proudly displays her engagement ring while Zion kisses her cheek, with the two standing on a blanket spread out on the sand.
She later posted another photo, giving her followers a closer look at the sparkling diamond on her finger.
Messages of love quickly poured in from fans and friends, with fellow X Factor alum Ella Henderson commenting, "Awww congrats gorgeous girly! You deserve the universe."
Jesy and Zion also re-posted the announcement on their Instagram Stories, choosing Lionel Richie’s song Truly to soundtrack the moment.
Zion added his own words on social media, writing, "God is the greatest (heart emoji) the luckiest man."
Jesy began dating Zion in 2022, and earlier this year they welcomed twin daughters Ocean and Story.
The twins were born prematurely at 31 weeks in May as a result of twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS), a rare complication that put their lives at risk. After several weeks in neonatal care, Jesy and Zion were able to bring them home in June.
Jesy is also currently working on a six-part documentary series for Prime Video titled Jesy Nelson: Life After Little Mix. The series will explore her high-risk pregnancy, her journey into motherhood, and her life since leaving Little Mix in 2020.
A release date for the series has not yet been confirmed.
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