Ciara & Future Custody Battle

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Future set the Internet ablaze yesterday when he took to Twitter to divulge private information about his custody battle with Ciara. Welp, Ci Ci’s camp is not here for it.

According to an E! News source, “Future uses the situation to promote his music by staying in the press using her name.”

The insider claims Ciara has never stopped the ‘DS2’ rapper from seeing their child and Future does not pay $15,000 in child support.

“Future has told her he hopes she fails in everything she does and that’s just being evil,” the source added. “He is unable to move on and co-parent in a healthy way.”

Future continued to rant yesterday on Twitter and Instagram.

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Ci Ci has yet to respond on social media and we’re pretty sure she won’t. Lesson to the masses, keep your business off Twitter.

UP NEXT: Kanye Auditions For American Idol

Kanye Auditions For American Idol

Kanye West surprised American Idol judges (and America) when he showed up to audition for a ticket to Hollywood with a pregnant Kim Kardashian in tow.

Yeezy introduced himself as a Chicago producer who always wanted to rap (but no one ever believed in him) then performed a verse from his single ‘Gold Digger.’

Watch his audition above.

UP NEXT: Steve Harvey Says Miss Colombia Hasn’t Responded To Him

Steve Harvey Says Miss Colombia Hasn’t Responded To Him

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Steve Harvey recently opened up about his Miss Universe flub and revealed he reached out to Miss Colombia after the misreading, but she never responded.

“When I did it, it was horrible for Miss Colombia,” he told UsMagazine. And she’s the only one I haven’t had a chance to talk to. I’ve had a chance to talk to Miss Philippines. I’ve talked to all the pageant people. I’ve talked to people backstage. Even me and the director had a long talk. But I haven’t been able to reach out and talk to Miss Colombia. Now, have I tried? Yes. But haven’t gotten a response.”

Harvey said he made the mistake and at that point, had to do his best to rectify it.”And at this point in the game, I’m not in the finger-pointing business and rolling people under the bus. So, I did what I was trained to do by my father … You make a mistake and you own up to it. And I tried to fix it, I tried to fix it right there.”He added,

“I could’ve just stayed back there and said, ‘Y’all fix it,'” he claimed. “I don’t feel sorry for me. I don’t feel sorry for the pageant, the pageant will now be bigger than it’s ever been.”

Read the full interview, here.