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Chatmosa Session - Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea - Happy Halloween 2025
In the spirited Halloween special of "Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea," hosted by the glamorous Auntie Derek and her co-host Moon, listeners were treated to an engaging and lively discussion covering the latest in celebrity gossip as well as poignant social issues.
As the session kicked off, Auntie Derek humorously shared that he would be staying in for Halloween, citing rising COVID numbers and the expenses associated with festive outings. Instead, he contemplated handing out budget candies to trick-or-treaters. This relatable sentiment set a cozy tone for a session filled with hot tea and spirited dialogue.
One of the notable segments involved Diddy’s son, King Combs, who is following in his father’s celebrity footsteps. Auntie Derek couldn’t help but make a stark comparison, noting that any young person who idolizes the Joker—who he identifies as a figure of chaos—might indicate a disturbing alignment with that character’s mindset. He jokingly said, “You might want to distance yourself from that crazy ***.” The juxtaposition of Diddy’s Joker costume with King Combs’ own takes sparked chatter in the chat, as Auntie Derek cautioned listeners against idolizing such antics.
Another substantial topic was Offset’s newly released album amidst allegations of multi-million dollar tax debt. Derek shared the staggering figure—$2.3 million—Offset reportedly owes in unpaid taxes, reminding everyone of Offset's tumultuous relationship with Cardi B, which was marred by spousal support claims. “I made bad decisions as a man,” he lamented, reflecting on past mistakes. This raw honesty resonated with the audience, as Auntie Derek mused on the troubles within the celebrity marriage and the drama of financial woes.
Space was also made for serious discussions surrounding media representation. Auntie Derek shared a story about Gayle King addressing alleged layoffs at CBS, whereby a rumor suggested a disproportionate impact on Black employees. The disproportionate layoffs raise questions about corporate practices and representation, with Gayle remarking, “What I’m hearing in the building is not what I’m reading in the press,” indicating tension and possible misinformation in media narratives.
In a humorous twist, the discussion pivoted to the notorious NBA YoungBoy, whose concerts reportedly left locker rooms in need of disinfection due to an alleged unpleasant odor. Auntie Derek quipped, “It must stink so bad,” prompting laughter and lively commentary from the chat. This levity showcased how even serious topics can humorously intersect with gossip culture.
The session also highlighted Melissa McCarthy’s Whitney Houston tribute, which drew mixed reactions. Auntie Derek urged a constructive take, saying, “She did a good job, but context matters,” acknowledging the fine line between tribute and disrespect in performances involving beloved figures.
Other highlights included the buzz about celebs like Molly Mal, who faced repercussions for running a prostitution ring, showcasing the darker side of fame. Amidst this heavy news, Auntie Derek reminded everyone that the entertainment industry is rife with individuals attempting to claw their way to success—often using dubious means.
As the show wrapped, Auntie Derek encouraged listeners to subscribe to the podcast for more engaging discussions, showcasing the breadth of topics covered in the session from the lighthearted to the serious. “Thank y’all for taking time out of your busy day to come and sip tea with me,” he concluded, leaving the audience both entertained and informed.
This Halloween episode was not just about frolicking costumes; it was a blend of social commentary, celebrity news, and the charm of Auntie Derek’s infectious personality. The session's captivating narrative brought familiar faces to life while prompting deeper conversations about the state of fame and personal responsibility.
In the spirited Halloween special of "Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea," hosted by the glamorous Auntie Derek and her co-host Moon, listeners were treated to an engaging and lively discussion covering the latest in celebrity gossip as well as poignant social issues.
As the session kicked off, Auntie Derek humorously shared that he would be staying in for Halloween, citing rising COVID numbers and the expenses associated with festive outings. Instead, he contemplated handing out budget candies to trick-or-treaters. This relatable sentiment set a cozy tone for a session filled with hot tea and spirited dialogue.
One of the notable segments involved Diddy’s son, King Combs, who is following in his father’s celebrity footsteps. Auntie Derek couldn’t help but make a stark comparison, noting that any young person who idolizes the Joker—who he identifies as a figure of chaos—might indicate a disturbing alignment with that character’s mindset. He jokingly said, “You might want to distance yourself from that crazy ***.” The juxtaposition of Diddy’s Joker costume with King Combs’ own takes sparked chatter in the chat, as Auntie Derek cautioned listeners against idolizing such antics.
Another substantial topic was Offset’s newly released album amidst allegations of multi-million dollar tax debt. Derek shared the staggering figure—$2.3 million—Offset reportedly owes in unpaid taxes, reminding everyone of Offset's tumultuous relationship with Cardi B, which was marred by spousal support claims. “I made bad decisions as a man,” he lamented, reflecting on past mistakes. This raw honesty resonated with the audience, as Auntie Derek mused on the troubles within the celebrity marriage and the drama of financial woes.
Space was also made for serious discussions surrounding media representation. Auntie Derek shared a story about Gayle King addressing alleged layoffs at CBS, whereby a rumor suggested a disproportionate impact on Black employees. The disproportionate layoffs raise questions about corporate practices and representation, with Gayle remarking, “What I’m hearing in the building is not what I’m reading in the press,” indicating tension and possible misinformation in media narratives.
In a humorous twist, the discussion pivoted to the notorious NBA YoungBoy, whose concerts reportedly left locker rooms in need of disinfection due to an alleged unpleasant odor. Auntie Derek quipped, “It must stink so bad,” prompting laughter and lively commentary from the chat. This levity showcased how even serious topics can humorously intersect with gossip culture.
The session also highlighted Melissa McCarthy’s Whitney Houston tribute, which drew mixed reactions. Auntie Derek urged a constructive take, saying, “She did a good job, but context matters,” acknowledging the fine line between tribute and disrespect in performances involving beloved figures.
Other highlights included the buzz about celebs like Molly Mal, who faced repercussions for running a prostitution ring, showcasing the darker side of fame. Amidst this heavy news, Auntie Derek reminded everyone that the entertainment industry is rife with individuals attempting to claw their way to success—often using dubious means.
As the show wrapped, Auntie Derek encouraged listeners to subscribe to the podcast for more engaging discussions, showcasing the breadth of topics covered in the session from the lighthearted to the serious. “Thank y’all for taking time out of your busy day to come and sip tea with me,” he concluded, leaving the audience both entertained and informed.
This Halloween episode was not just about frolicking costumes; it was a blend of social commentary, celebrity news, and the charm of Auntie Derek’s infectious personality. The session's captivating narrative brought familiar faces to life while prompting deeper conversations about the state of fame and personal responsibility.