Tag: Denial

Russell Simmons Denies Epstein Connection

Russell Simmons addressed speculation about his name appearing in the Epstein files, dismissing rumors of any close connection to the convicted sex offender and explaining that mentions were related to a Ugandan model and a conversation involving Deepak Chopra.

SKIMS Denies Role in $9.4M Cocaine Smuggling Bust

Kim Kardashian's SKIMS brand is distancing itself from a cocaine smuggling case after a truck carrying the company's products was connected to a convicted drug trafficker in England. Authorities said Polish national Jakub Jan Konkel was sentenced to 13 years and six months in prison after pleading guilty to trafficking cocaine, with the drugs estimated to be worth nearly $9.4 million.

Nicki Minaj Did Not Request Favors From Donald Trump, According to Source

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Nicki Minaj's bond with President Donald Trump is the real deal ... with a Trump insider telling us she's never asked him for anything in return. Political consultant Alex Bruesewitz -- who helped connect Nicki with POTUS -- had nothing but praise for Nicki.

Big Meech Denies Secret Child Claims DNA Test

Big Meech is shutting down paternity rumors by agreeing to take a DNA test. A woman named Beyla Richard-Flenory filed a paternity case in Florida claiming Meech is her biological father and seeking acknowledgment and closure rather than money. Meech's attorney denies any connection, but both parties have agreed to the test.

Max B Denies Rumor That He Jumped Ja Rule: “I Love Ja Rule”

Max B isn’t trying to get his name mixed up in any drama. He’s been quick to shut down any negative rumors attached to his name, including one claiming he and his crew jumped fellow rapper Ja Rule. Max made it clear there’s no issue as he has nothing but love for Ja Rule.

Kendall Jenner Clears the Air on Surgery Rumors: “I’ve Never Had Any Work Done”

Kendall Jenner addressed plastic surgery rumors on Owen Thiele’s In My Dreams podcast, denying any work on her face besides baby Botox twice and PrP, explaining that she finds it damaging when licensed doctors speculate about procedures she hasn't had, affecting young people's self-image.

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