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Atlanta, GA - Rick Ross appears to be interested in buying Cardi B‘s Atlanta mansion now that she no longer wants it.
On X (formerly Twitter), Cardi responded to an account which posted a picture of her enormous estate by saying: “My casa [love heart emoji]. I don’t want it no more though.”
Rozay caught wind of the post on Instagram after it went viral and expressed his interest by commenting: “Asking price?”
Cardi has yet to publicly respond to Ross’ proposition.
The Bronx bombshell has been open about the fact that she did not enjoy living in Atlanta, the hometown of her estranged husband Offset.
She explained on Instagram Live earlier this year shortly after filing for divorce: “I don’t live in Atlanta. I have a house in Atlanta. I only go to Atlanta like three or four times a year. And probably I go for a week, maybe less.
“I tried to move to Atlanta in 2018 and I lived there for like six months. And I hated it. I don’t have not one friend in Atlanta, and I don’t have not even one family member in Atlanta. So I just don’t like Atlanta.”
For his part, Rick Ross has already made moves in the Atlanta property market.
Back in 2023, the MMG mogul bought frequent collaborator Meek Mill’s ATL home for over $4 million after it had been on the market for over two years.
In true Biggest Bawse fashion, Rozay reportedly paid the seven-figure sum in cash. “I’ve been working to make an impact in the luxury market and this did just that,” his realtor, Alisha Gillooly, said of the deal.
The suburban compound boasts eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms, along with a swimming pool, jacuzzi, tennis court, movie theater and playground, among other swanky amenities.
Meek announced just days earlier that he had sold the house, writing on X: “I sold that house that quick …. It was forsale for like 2 years… i knew it would soon as I posted too!”
However, the identity of the buyer was apparently a mystery to the Dream Chasers rapper, who later took to his Instagram Stories to share his surprise at his label boss being the one who snapped it up.
“Sold rozay the big fish estates … I aint even know he bought this lol,” he wrote.
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Robbie Williams has teased news of a new album, which will include collaborations with Glenn Hughes and Black Sabbath‘s Tony Iommi.
Williams shared his plans for new material during a recent interview with NME, in which he promoted his new biopic, Better Man.
The semi-autobiographical film, which is directed and co-written by Michael Gracey (The Greatest Showman), arrived in cinemas over Christmas and tells the story of Williams’ life and career. In the film, the singer is depicted as a CGI monkey, and the plot takes viewers from the early days in childhood to his first taste of success with boyband Take That and beyond.
In a recent interview with NME, both Williams and Gracey shared insight into how the idea of a movie came to life, and why they decided to have the singer depicted as a CGI monkey. Later in the discussion, however, their sights turned to new material and the rumours circulating that Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi would be appearing on a new track called ‘Rocket’.
Speculation about the track stems back to September 2024, when Williams’ drummer and musical director Karl Brazil spoke about the currently-unreleased song on the Percussion Discussion podcast, and shared news of the collaborations.
“He’s got an album to follow that we’ve been working on,” Brazil said at the time. “He’s working with various people, but I’ve been fortunate enough to do some songs with him.
“We’ve done a track called ‘Rocket’ with Tony [Iommi], which is very random,” he added. He shared that the song is “great” and “a rocker and really cool”.
When asked about the rumours by NME, Williams revealed that the comments were true and that the upcoming song will be shared as part of a new album. “Glenn Hughes [is on the track too]! I wanted to make the album that I’d make if I’d left Take That now, knowing what I know,” he said.
“This particular song [‘Rocket’] encapsulates that perfectly,” he added, going on to reveal what fans can expect from the album as a whole. “Unfortunately and fortunately for me, pop songs turned up along the way, too. I’m like: ‘Ah, fuck – a hit!’
“This [track] is massive guitars, as you can imagine. It’s adrenaline-filled and balls-to-the-wall,” he added. “That one in particular is my favourite song off my new album – that I’ve just announced is happening!” When asked about more details about the album, in particular the release date, Williams quipped: “I dunno – let’s see how well the film does…”
Speculation about a new Robbie Williams album has been going on for some time now, with the artist telling fans back in September that a new record was on the way. When the new album arrives, it’ll mark his 13th as a solo artist and his first full-length album since 2019’s ‘The Christmas Present’, not including his Better Man soundtrack album.
Before then, he reflected on his awkward and “rude” encounter with Cher, revealed that he has “written loads of songs” for the new release, and shed light on his history of self-harm and depression.
While no further details about the project have been shared – including the title or release date – fans could potentially see Williams debut some new songs live, as the singer is currently gearing up for a huge tour across the UK, Ireland and Europe.
The tour commences on May 31 with an opening night in Edinburgh. “This tour is going to be my boldest yet – I can’t wait to see you next year. There will be songs from the movie Better Man, and some new music too…but more on that soon,” Williams said in a statement in November. Visit here for tickets and more information.
As well as the biopic and upcoming album, Robbie Williams is also reportedly working on a handful of other projects – including opening a hotel, venturing into the drinks industry and launching his own clothing brand.
In a three-star review of Better Man, NME wrote: “Better Man begins like a John Lewis ad and swerves into an R-rated hodgepodge that somehow does too much while also barely skimming the surface of Robbie Williams’ career. This is ‘Rudebox’ on film: some of it good, some of it very bad, all of it a bit of a mess. Still, the monkey musical is a big swing that no-one else would have taken. You can’t fault the chutzpah or the ambition. If it makes back its reported budget, we’ll eat $110m worth of bananas.”
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