Tatyana Ali Married To Dr. Vaughn Rasberry
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star Tatyana Ali has jumped the broom, US Weekly reports.
The 37-year-old wed Dr. Vaughn Rasberry in Beverly Hills, California, over the weekend.
Sources say the glowing bride wore a custom Amsale gown during the ceremony:
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The actress is currently pregnant with the couple’s first child. She is expected to give birth later on this year.
Congratulations!
UP NEXT: Keshia Knight Pulliam’s Adorable Baby Bump
Keshia Knight Pulliam’s Adorable Baby Bump
Motherhood looks good on The Cosby Show star Keshia Knight Pulliam.
The actress is expecting her first child with hubby and former NFL star Ed Hartwell.
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Congrats to the couple!
UP NEXT: Drake Finally Gives Joe Budden Some Attention And Responds To His Comments
Drake Finally Gives Joe Budden Some Attention And Responds To His Comments
It’s safe to say Drake is pretty unbothered by what anyone has to say about his music because he’s clearly still on top.
But, people try it anyway.
Joe Budden released a statement after the Canadian rapper’s album Views dropped, saying the project was “uninspired.”
“I said the other day on this podcast. I miss the Drake that starts the waves, not hops on other waves. And I’ll say it again: I miss the Drake that pushes the f*uckin’ agenda, not lets the agenda push him,” Joe said about the album, according to Love B Scott.
Drake sorta gave Joe airtime, responding to the comment by referencing Joe’s “Pump It Up” lyrics.
Listen below to Drake’s verse on “No Shopping:”
UP NEXT: Dr. Carla Hayden Confirmed As The First Black Librarian Of Congress
Dr. Carla Hayden Confirmed As The First Black Librarian Of Congress
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Dr. Carla Hayden has now made history as the first Black woman to be appointed the Librarian of Congress, The Washington Post confirms.
President Barack Obama appointed Carla to the position. She is the 14th Librarian of Congress, succeeding James H. Billington, who retired after 28 years.
Representative Barbara Lee also shared her congrats to Carla on Twitter:
What a historic moment for Black women.
