News about Tameka Foster

Usher revealed that he would never allow his children to stay with Diddy in a past interview that has resurfaced in the wake of the rapper's arrest.  The Burn singer was sent to live with Diddy for a year in 1994 by his manager L.A Reid for what has been referred to as 'Puffy Flavor Camp'. He was just 14 at the time.  Reflecting on his experience at the camp as a teen, Usher, 45, shared in a 2016 chat on The Howard Stern show: 'It was pretty wild. It was crazy. There were very curious things taking place and I didn't necessarily understand it.'

Usher took to Instagram Stories on Wednesday with a tale for his followers about how his son Naviyd Ely, 15, snuck on his phone out so he could send a DM to singer PinkPantheress. 'So…a week or so ago my son, Naviyd, stole my phone so he could dm his favorite artist,' the eight-time Grammy winner, 45, said.

Usher made a splash as he graced the cover of Essence magazine. The R&B artist, 45, displayed his abs as he soaked in an ice blue bath for the publication's Men's Issue. His hand gently rested on his forehead as he shot the camera a steamy look, one leg visible as he lifted it out of the water.

Some people are said to be haunted by a slew of deaths over a lake that was built atop an abandoned burial ground, according to a legend. Such buildings, which looked suspiciously sakrileg, were a surprisingly common occurrence in the entries that followed. Images, on the other hand, display some of the things that have been lost over the years - to make way for dams and hydroelectric power stations. There's more to these lakes than meets the eye, so let's dive in.

Between 1994 and 2022, the famous manmade lake, which was constructed atop burial grounds in the 1950s, has seen more than 70 deaths in boating incidents and 140 drowning deaths. A water park is expected to launch 'Georgia's first adrenaline-fueled waterslide coaster,' according to Margaritaville of Lake Lanier Islands, a landslide coaster that will redefine aquatic thrills. Fins Up Water Park, which is set to open on May 4, features 15 rides, 15 restaurants, and concessions, according to the resort's website. 'This major investment adds to Margaritaville's Lanier Islands' most significant expansion in decades,' park officials said.

After announcing European dates for his 2025 global tour, Usher has confirmed that he will appear in the United Kingdom with a series of shows in London. On the 1st, 2nd, and 5th of April next year, the R&B singer, 45, will appear at London's 02 Arena on his Past Present Future tour. Fans were given no warning that tickets would go on presale just a few hours before.

Following the announcement of European dates for his 2025 world tour, Usher has confirmed that he will be in London for a series of shows. On the 1st, 2nd, and 5th of April, the R&B singer, 45, will appear at the 02 Arena in London on his One-Project Future tour. The dates will begin a European leg of Usher's show, as he will then appear in Paris, Amsterdam, and Berlin.

Usher is speaking out about the backlash he received from supporters when he married Tameka Foster in 2007. The 45-year-old singer (born Usher Raymond IV) was only married to Foster for two years before separating in 2009. He appeared in People's cover story about his TLC's Chilli's love, which began just a few years ago.

Tameka Foster, Usher's ex-wife, expressed her love for her son, Usher 'Cinco' Raymond V, by inviting him to dinner LAVO in Beverly Hills on Wednesday evening. The 53-year-old stylist smiled with a grin as she posed for a portrait with her 16-year-old son and a friend as they stepped out of the celebrity hotspot on Valentine's Day. For her night on the town, the media celebrity, who was pleasantly surprised when her ex husband tied the knot with his third wife earlier this month, opted for a leather jacket, a navy blue skirt, and thigh-high black boots.

After being cut off from Rozonda 'Chilli' Thomas after three years of dating in 2004, Usher is sharing how he's been feeling sad. When looking back on his high-profile marriage, the 45-year-old rapper, who wed Jennifer Goicoechea in Las Vegas over the weekend, remembered Chilli, 52, as a'superstar.' I was her No. 'If I am to be honest, I was my No. No. He confessed to being a fan.' "Man, this girl is so stunning!" I posted it on my wall at 8 years old.' I'll be in touch with her one day.' Although Usher is seven years younger, he insisted that he wanted a more serious relationship at the time, but she denied that,' she said, he was 'actually in love with her as much as' she does.

While being inducted into the Black Music And Entertainment Walk Of Fame near Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Georgia on Wednesday, Usher displayed his admiration for the city of Atlanta, just three days after his record-breaking Super Bowl LVIII appearance. As he posed in front of his plaque while surrounded by family, relatives, and coworkers, the 45-year-old R&B belter declared himself a "proud ambassador of this incredible city."

Tameka Foster, Usher's ex-wife, expressed surprise by her husband's nuptials to Jennifer Goicoechea because she suspected the two were already married. In a recent interview with TMZ, the fashion stylist, 53, discussed the U Got It Bad singer's, 45, Vegas wedding to his longtime girlfriend, 39. When she inquired about the nuptials, she confessed: 'I thought he'd been married.' I'm not positive. I stopped keeping up with this sort of stuff.'

Usher and Jennifer Goicoechea have officially married just days after obtaining a marriage license in Las Vegas. A source told People that they are legally married after triggering marriage rumors as he flashed a gold ring on his left finger at a Cathédrale release party. Following his epic Super Bowl halftime appearance, the rapper, 45, was seen rocking a gold wedding band on his left hand, which immediately captured the internet's notice. The newlyweds put on a very cozy display as they mingled around each other, honoring his new song, Coming Home. Although he proudly flashed his gold band, her left finger was barely visible under a white glove.

Dailymail.com is digging a closer glance at Jennifer Goicoechea, who shares two children with Usher as he prepares for the biggest outing of his career. Goicoechea, 40, shares two young children with the R&B staple, Usher Raymond IV, three: the daughter Sovereign Bo, three, who they welcomed on September 24, 2020; and son Sire Castrello, two, who were born almost a year later on September 29, 2021.

According to documents, the R&B crooner, 45, and long-term girlfriend Jennifer Goicoechea obtained a marriage license in Clark County on February 8 - five days ago. According to DailyMail.com, the OMG singer decided to wed after consulting his spiritual advisor Amba Kahly Su. The wedding, which is likely to be a smashing show, will be attended solely by close friends and families. The star's second wife is Tameka Foster, 53, with whom he also posted teen sons. Raymond V. 16, 15, and Navid Ely, 15.

Usher, 44, one of the world's best R&B celebrities, tells Alex Hawgood about his bromance with Beckham, getting behind Bieber, dealing with grief, and much more.

Usher's ex-wife, R&B singer Usher, wants to drain Georgia's biggest lake, where her son was fatally injured by a jet ski in 2012 to 'prevent any more tragedies.' Tameka Foster (left), a 52-year-old man from the United Kingdom, has received more than 2,500 signatures for a petition urging government officials to 'drain, clean, and restore' Lake Sidney Lanier, Georgia (right), allowing for safety improvements and the removal of hazardous rubble. It comes after her 11-year-old son, Kile Glover (left, center), was struck and killed on the lake 11 years ago by Jeffrey Hubbard, a close friend of Kile's father Ryan Glover, as he was driving a jet ski in a'reckless' way with no hands. According to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, heavy traffic on the lake has resulted in more than 170 boating and drowning deaths between 1994 and 2018. 'Draining, sanitizing, and restoring Lake Lanier is not only important, but also an opportunity to respect the lives of those who have lost their lives and prevent any more tragedies.'