She’s trying to keep the peace, but a recent quote from Reginae Carter ran by Page Six has entangled her in a bit of drama. Recently, Reginae was asked about her VH1 series T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle by the outlet. They wanted to know if viewers would see her dating anyone new, and she told them, “I’m not bringing no dudes on the show, I’m not making nobody famous. I’m not putting nobody on no more.” 

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Publications ran the story as if she was directing the comment to her ex-boyfriend, rapper YFN Lucci. The pair went through a public breakup months ago, and while in real-time Reginae has healed from that time in her life, her reality show is airing what it was like for her immediately following the split. Reginae addressed Page Six‘s report on social media and the controversy that ensued, claiming that she never intended for them to be linked to her ex.

“I don’t if they heard me wrong or something, I don’t know, or if they’re trying to start something, but I don’t want no beef,” she said. “This is not gonna be no ugly breakup. He doing him, I’m doing me. I never claimed anybody’s fame. I never said anything like that.” She added, “I just wanted to make that clear. It was a big misunderstanding. [I just meant] I’m not bringing anybody on TV with me again.” Watch Reginae Carter explain the comment below.

Wiz Khalifa concerts are usually pretty peaceful. There's typically a lot of weed smoke and liquor involved and Wiz himself is encouraging the good vibes. Unfortunately, an issue with a police officer seemingly escalated and resulted in a recent concert getting shut down, Page Six reports.

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Wiz was turning up on Saturday morning at Hotspot Park City Live in Park City, Utah when a police officer was hit with a bottle. Chief of Police Wade Carpenter asked Wiz Khalifa, who was smoking on stage, to put out his joint. It's a Wiz Khalifa concert so the idea of putting out a joint wasn't necessarily a reasonable request. So the rapper refused and then someone in the audience threw a bottle that hit the officer. 

"Officers from the PCPD were conducting compliance checks on Main Street Friday night January 24, 2020, and found multiple code violations at PC Live. Despite warnings, the music venue was eventually shut down,” a spokesman for the Park City Police Department said. “A PCPD officer was struck in the head by a thrown object. Luckily, his injury did not require medical attention but did result in a small laceration.”

The venue opened back open on Saturday where the Chainsmokers performed. Wiz seemingly acknowledged the altercation, writing, "I had to run from the cops last night. Good thing I remembered my training #taylorgang." Adding, "Homie wit tha badge can succ it easy. He ruined it for everybody."