People who are involved in violent physical altercations often know why their throwing fisticuffs with their opponents. Yet, Alexis Skyy insists that she has no idea why she and Blac Chyna had it out at a party. The Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star spoke with Jason Lee of Hollywood Unlocked and was asked if the rumors about her and Blac Chyna fighting at a nightclub were true. 

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“That was at a house party,” Alexis clarified. “I don’t have a problem with Chyna. Everybody knows Chyna’s crazy. Chyna is just Chyna. Chyna is a bad b*tch, I have no problems with her. She just came up to me like, ‘Hey Lex, what’s up?’ We spoke. We were speaking about our kids. ‘How’s Laiya, how’s everything going?’ I’m asking about how Dream is. Next thing you know she’s grabbing me. I’m like, the f*ck?”

Alexis maintains she was caught off guard and tried asking people with Blac Chyna if she was okay. “I didn’t want to embarrass her, so…anyway, it just turned left and at that point, it was on and poppin’.” They haven’t necessarily resolved their issues because Alexis Skyy admitted that they don’t speak. “I just think it’s been left alone and like I said, there’s no beef on my end.”

“I honestly don’t know what the beef is about,” she added. “I’ve been friends with Rob [Kardashian] for so long, before she was even with him. We’ve never done anything.” However, following the incident with Blac Chyna, she decided to be “petty” and visited Rob at his house. She said she was upset and embarrassed by the altercation with Blac Chyna, especially because she was “dragged out of an L.A. party with so many celebrities.” Watch her interview in full below.

Capital punishment is a topic that one typically doesn't talk about around the dinner table, but social media is ripe for discussion. On Tuesday, a brief statement about school shooting statistics caused thousands of people to join a conversation about the death penalty. Robert Klemko, an investigative sports reporter for The Washington Post, shared a tweet on Tuesday (April 14) that sparked a discussion. "Last month was the first March without a school shooting in the United States since 2002," Klemko wrote.

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He also addressed a few users who shared that there weren't any Wikipedia updates to substantiate his claim. "A number of people have pointed out that the Wiki page for school shootings does not have March shootings in multiple years," he added. "This is true! It’s also true that you should never treat Wikipedia as a primary source."

Later, Hollywood Unlocked shared a screenshot of Klemko's tweet and asked their followers to weigh in on the topic. Waka Flocka jumped in the comments with his take on capital punishment. "I feel who ever shoot up a school need the death penalty no exception," the rapper wrote. He followed that up with, "But hey I'm just telling the truth." 

Unsurprisingly, responses to his declaration were swift...and divided. Check out the posts below and let us know if you agree with Waka Flocka's take on school shooting offenders.

His name may be mentioned in the media regularly, but Matt Barnes insists that he does his best to try and “lay low.” The former NBA star is known for his controversial statement, court cases with his ex Gloria Govan, or his public breakup with his most recent girlfriend Anansa Sims. Still, Matt told Hollywood Unlocked that he really is the type of person who wants to live his life on his own terms away from the spotlight.

After speaking at length about his friend Kobe Bryant, giving Kobe his last interview, and what being at the basketball icon’s Celebration of Life ceremony was like, Matt discussed his personal life. He shared that because his breakup with Gloria was “so public and nasty,” he wanted his split from Anansa to be quieter and more civil.

He and Anansa apparently went to college together and ran into each other years later. Matt says they were “irresponsible” and had unprotected sex, but he’s blessed to have their son. “We broke up at the end of December, but it didn’t really hit until the end of January,” Matt said. “I really didn’t want to ruffle the feathers.”

While there have been previous reports of Matt and Gloria being at odds, he states that they’re in a much better place currently. He hopes that one day he and Anansa can “be friends” and get back “on a regular schedule” with their son. Check out Matt Barnes’ full interview with Hollywood Unlocked below.