Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea - Monday 10/20/25

Chatmosa Session - Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea - Monday 10/20/25

In this lively edition of "Auntie Derek’s Daytime Tea," hosted by the incomparable Auntie Derek, the conversation buzzed with the latest celebrity gossip and a compelling call to action for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Joined by co-hosts the gorgeous Moon, the icy Chili, and the Libra queen herself, the episode balanced humor, social advocacy, and the inevitable spills from Hollywood's rich tapestry.

The session opened with Auntie Derek sharing his eventful weekend at LA Tech Week, where he engaged audiences about his podcasting journey alongside fellow podcaster, Jason Ball. In a heartfelt gesture for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, he introduced an impactful initiative called Voices of Black Women, highlighting the American Cancer Society's call for participation from Black women aged 25 to 55 who have never been diagnosed with cancer. “Your voice is needed for study and research,” Derek emphasized, pointing out the urgency and significance of this initiative to address health disparities affecting their communities.

For more details on the Voices initiative, listeners were encouraged to click the green button to the enrollment page, reinforcing Derek's message that participation in research is vital for future interventions and awareness.

Transitioning to the day’s celebrity tea, the hosts dove into scandalous and juicy updates from the world of fame. Among the highlights was comedian Gerald Houston’s potential lawsuit against rapper Papoose and boxer Clarissa Shields after a prank gone awry. The hosts shared humorous sentiments, with Auntie Derek jesting, “Ain't nobody got time for pranks!” reflecting the collective sentiment of frustration over celebrities' antics.

Further spicy conversations included Blueface's mounting legal troubles, with the rapper facing a judgment for defamation and assault, and Brandy's concerning hydration incident during a concert that led her to walk off stage. “It’s suspect," remarked one host, amid speculation regarding her commitment to the tour.

In this session, the messiness of celebrity culture was further underscored with tales of Kanye West selling his Wyoming ranch back to its original owners and amidst strained relationships within the Kardashian circle. Auntie Derek humorously posited that perhaps the ranch served as a headquarters for some cult-like endeavor, showcasing the absurdity surrounding celebrity lifestyles.

The show's tone remained critical yet light-hearted when discussing perceived frivolities such as Jennifer Lopez's ex-husband's candid Instagram response to her claims of never being truly loved. “These boy people wanna be relevant so bad,” a co-host quipped, capturing the essence of the ongoing drama that defines 21st-century celebrity interactions.

Also featured was the bizarre news about a jewelry heist at the Louvre, which had the hosts pondering on the audacity and skill behind such thefts. “Is this Ocean’s 8 in real life?” one co-host mused, as they unraveled theories of inside help being a factor in the heist.

As the session drew to a close, the hosts reiterated the importance of solidarity within the community, emphasizing how laughter, activism, and awareness could tackle both the visible and invisible struggles faced by marginalized groups. They invited listeners to engage with both serious causes and light-hearted banter, creating a dynamic atmosphere that keeps their audience coming back for more.

With promises to return for a live session the next day, the hosts left listeners with a mix of thoughtful reflections and entertaining gossip, encouraging them to “sip tea” and stay tuned for more updates.