Usher's ex-wife Tameka LOSES custody of their children

Usher's ex-wife Tameka Raymond suffered fresh heartache today - after losing the custody battle over their two sons.

The 33-year-old singer was awarded primary care of four-year-old Usher Raymond V and Naviyd, three, after a ruling by Georgia judge, TMZ reports.

It comes just weeks after Tameka's 11-year-old son Kile - from a previous relationship - tragically died following a freak jet ski accident last month.

 Court battle: Usher was today awarded primary custody of his two sons from his marriage to Tameka Raymond.

The former couple were both giving evidence last week, with Tameka trying to prevent the singer from taking sole custody of their two young sons, while closing arguments were also delivered. It was a messy battle which saw Tameka accuse Usher of being an absent father - while he branded her a bad mother who was unable to bond with their children. Their two sons will no spend most of their time with their father - while it is unclear how much access Tameka will get to her boys.

Main parent: Usher Raymond V and Naviyd, three, will now spend most of their time with their father . Usher and Tameka previously had a co-parenting agreement in place.

According to Fox Atlanta, an attorney representing the vocalist said at an earlier hearing: 'We believe the evidence is that Ms Raymond is incapable of being a proper parent to these children. The ruling comes after Tameka's son Kile, 11, from a previous relationship, tragically died last month. 'That she does not have the emotional stability or capacity to bond with them, and therefore she is handicapped.'

However the 41-year-old stylist's attorney Lisa West told the court the pop star is on the road all the time, and cannot rely on the 'village' of his mother, grandmother and aunt, who all attended, to keep the children.

She added that he does not have a good relationship with his mother, and said Tameka is determined to fight for custody. The two divorced in 2009 and both sides admitted the current co-parenting arrangement is not working.

They have been attending Fulton County for various hearings over the past several months, with both giving testimony.

Usher, whose surname is Raymond, told the court on Monday last week that he tries to focus on his children when they are with him, but sometimes he has to juggle other commitments. According to the The Atlanta Journal-Constitution he said: 'I try to do all of my work when I don't have the children, but there may be times when there's an obligation of something that comes up.'

Culled from Daily Mail

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Octomom Told Her Kids About Her Porn Career

This is unbelievable and cannot not happen in Nigeria once the career is considered obscene to mention but here it happens as Octomom Told Kids About Porn Career....

Octomom , Nadya Suleman, has revealed that her kids know about her porn movies. Incredible!

The 37 year old says that her children have been
'desensitivised' (we think she means desensitized) and
that she raises them in 'total honest,' during an
interview with CelebBuzz. ' It's because we have been through things together
and because of our experience it has allowed all of use
to pull out strengths we didn't know we possessed,'
she is reported to have said. Recently Suleman filmed a self-pleasure video in
answer to bankruptcy problems. She also has started a
stripper career in order to keep her family together. ' I had planned to go back to school and finish my
masters. I had make money quick because I had 14
mouths to feed, ' but thanks to porn she says her
family is in a much better place. Suleman has also premiered a new single during the
interview, entitled 'Sex Party.'

Adapted from celecbessence.com

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Italian arrested over murder of Nigerian prostitute

 

An Italian man has been arrested over the murder of Anthonia Egbuna, a Nigerian prostitute, after police searching her apartment found a short story he wrote with close similarities to the killing.

The Carabinieri (Italian Military Police) disclosed that Anthonia was stabbed and her body was dumped in the river Po. It took some months for the police to identify the corpse and thereafter, her apartment was visited. While going through her possesions, a nine-page story, titled 'The Rose and the Lion', was found among her belongings.

The murder case is reminiscent of the 1992 Hollywood thriller movie Basic Instinct, and aspiring author, Daniele Piampaschet, was arrested last week because of similarities between his short story and the real murder, the police said.

After finding 34-year-old Piampaschet's short story, police say they discovered he had been in a relationship with Anthonia, who was then 19 years old, between February and August of 2011.

They alleged in a statement that he murdered her in November because their relationship was going badly and she refused to give up prostitution, which appeared to be the connection between the story.

An excerpt of the story reads thus: "He loved her and he loved her more every day, but she did not want to leave the streets. All his efforts to convince her to change her life had failed. And for this reason she had become his torturer."

In the short story, the murderer strangles the Nigerian prostitute and then commits suicide. "He wrote the story and gave it to her as a gift -- to make himself look good," says Piampaschet's lawyer, Stefano Tizzani.

Tizzani said Piampaschet had a "profound passion" for Africa and Nigeria, and saw Anthonia as an inspiration for his writing. "My client has declared his innocence and we are working to demonstrate it," Tizzani said.

While denying the murder, Piampaschet told investigators after his arrest that his relationship with Anthonia changed after he started dating another Nigerian woman last August, though he remained in contact with her.

His lawyer said his client stopped seeing Egbuna after he was threatened by people who control the Nigerian prostitution business in Turin. "He stopped calling her after he was threatened and intimidated and told not to see her anymore," said Tizzani.

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