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Chatmosa Session - Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea - Wednesday 10/29/25
In this lively episode of "Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea," host Auntie Derek and her three fabulous co-hosts—Moon, Icy Chili, and Libra Queen—delved into a range of current celebrity happenings with their signature blend of humor and insight. The session kicked off with a heartfelt acknowledgment of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, emphasizing the importance of participation in health initiatives, particularly for Black women. "Do it now, do it now," Auntie Derrick encouraged, underscoring the urgency for women to share their voices in critical health research.
The tea started brewing with the revelation of the surprising new couple: Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry, officially confirming their relationship after much speculation. Notably, the team revisited their previous conversation regarding whether Perry had a role in the disintegration of Trudeau’s former marriage. “We still don’t know if that’s true, but they are officially together now,” they noted, continuing to share their typical lighthearted banter on the subject.
The conversation shifted to T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach, who have been making headlines since their own romantic entanglement became public. Team members exchanged thoughts, with quotes like, “I used to like them separately, but y’all are annoying together,” highlighting the mixed feelings about their public relationship. The humor intensified as they critiqued TMZ interviews with the couple, with co-host Moon exclaiming, “You heard that? I feel like that black lady should be doing the interviews!” signaling their familiar dissatisfaction with media questioning.
Auntie Derek then brought attention to Megan Thee Stallion and her new viral track that has sampled classic R&B hit “Kissing You” by Total. The co-hosts rallied around the admiration for Megan, whose artistic growth they appreciate, particularly when Keema and Keisha from Total expressed their excitement about the collaboration, exclaiming: “It's a blessing to have the younger generation give us our props.”
The session then took a somber turn as the group discussed the tragic passing of No Limit artist Jamar Champ, Masika Kalisha's estranged husband, who died in a car accident. There was a reflective moment where Auntie Derek stated that it sheds light on the fragility of life and encouraged followers to cherish their loved ones.
The tea continued to flow with tales of lawsuits and drama as they touched on Lil Durk’s ongoing murder trial and rising tensions in his legal battle, with statements like, “I don’t know if I believe that he wouldn’t try and put a hit out on each and every juror.” The comprehension that the situation is incredibly serious was mirrored in the atmosphere of the conversation as Auntie Derek said, “This is gonna be something else,” hinting at the many layers of the trial.
Sports star Angel Reese also made headlines, especially regarding her candid stance on the proposed statue of Charlie Kirk at LSU, which elicited a passionate discussion among the hosts. Flo-Jah Johnson's backlash toward Kirk showcased an intersection of celebrity and activism, revealing generational views on social justice activism.
Moving into pop culture, the light-hearted and humorous segment focused on Michael Blackson's recent revelations about his new children from different partners. “Leave it to a Ghanaian man,” the group quipped, leading to laughs and a dismissive take on his decisions.
As the session wrapped up, co-hosts LL Cool J and Simone Smith were feted for their enduring marriage, with Auntie Derek summarizing Simone's wisdom in relationships: “Marriage isn’t for the weak; it takes work, love, and listening.”
In closing, Auntie Derek invited listeners to stay engaged and shared plans for the next session, reminding everyone to keep supporting health initiatives. The camaraderie between the co-hosts, alongside engaging discussions, made for a delightful session that not only spilled the latest celebrity tea but also conveyed deeper reflections on life and relationships. Tune in next time to continue the buzz!
In this lively episode of "Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea," host Auntie Derek and her three fabulous co-hosts—Moon, Icy Chili, and Libra Queen—delved into a range of current celebrity happenings with their signature blend of humor and insight. The session kicked off with a heartfelt acknowledgment of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, emphasizing the importance of participation in health initiatives, particularly for Black women. "Do it now, do it now," Auntie Derrick encouraged, underscoring the urgency for women to share their voices in critical health research.
The tea started brewing with the revelation of the surprising new couple: Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry, officially confirming their relationship after much speculation. Notably, the team revisited their previous conversation regarding whether Perry had a role in the disintegration of Trudeau’s former marriage. “We still don’t know if that’s true, but they are officially together now,” they noted, continuing to share their typical lighthearted banter on the subject.
The conversation shifted to T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach, who have been making headlines since their own romantic entanglement became public. Team members exchanged thoughts, with quotes like, “I used to like them separately, but y’all are annoying together,” highlighting the mixed feelings about their public relationship. The humor intensified as they critiqued TMZ interviews with the couple, with co-host Moon exclaiming, “You heard that? I feel like that black lady should be doing the interviews!” signaling their familiar dissatisfaction with media questioning.
Auntie Derek then brought attention to Megan Thee Stallion and her new viral track that has sampled classic R&B hit “Kissing You” by Total. The co-hosts rallied around the admiration for Megan, whose artistic growth they appreciate, particularly when Keema and Keisha from Total expressed their excitement about the collaboration, exclaiming: “It's a blessing to have the younger generation give us our props.”
The session then took a somber turn as the group discussed the tragic passing of No Limit artist Jamar Champ, Masika Kalisha's estranged husband, who died in a car accident. There was a reflective moment where Auntie Derek stated that it sheds light on the fragility of life and encouraged followers to cherish their loved ones.
The tea continued to flow with tales of lawsuits and drama as they touched on Lil Durk’s ongoing murder trial and rising tensions in his legal battle, with statements like, “I don’t know if I believe that he wouldn’t try and put a hit out on each and every juror.” The comprehension that the situation is incredibly serious was mirrored in the atmosphere of the conversation as Auntie Derek said, “This is gonna be something else,” hinting at the many layers of the trial.
Sports star Angel Reese also made headlines, especially regarding her candid stance on the proposed statue of Charlie Kirk at LSU, which elicited a passionate discussion among the hosts. Flo-Jah Johnson's backlash toward Kirk showcased an intersection of celebrity and activism, revealing generational views on social justice activism.
Moving into pop culture, the light-hearted and humorous segment focused on Michael Blackson's recent revelations about his new children from different partners. “Leave it to a Ghanaian man,” the group quipped, leading to laughs and a dismissive take on his decisions.
As the session wrapped up, co-hosts LL Cool J and Simone Smith were feted for their enduring marriage, with Auntie Derek summarizing Simone's wisdom in relationships: “Marriage isn’t for the weak; it takes work, love, and listening.”
In closing, Auntie Derek invited listeners to stay engaged and shared plans for the next session, reminding everyone to keep supporting health initiatives. The camaraderie between the co-hosts, alongside engaging discussions, made for a delightful session that not only spilled the latest celebrity tea but also conveyed deeper reflections on life and relationships. Tune in next time to continue the buzz!