In this episode of Brutally Honest with Torrei Hart we talk to the urban legend himself Boo Kapone. Boo talks about his relationship with Michael Jackson giving us exclusive stories. Boo Kapone is an American actor, comedian, producer, and veteran rapper from Los Angeles. He is also known for creating content for his brand Letmeland TV. Boo Kapone is credited as an actor and producer for the television series Third Shift and the movie Cheddy Ace. He has appeared in comedy sketches for All Def Digital, including the series Bad News. As a veteran rapper, Boo Kapone has released several albums and singles, and has been featured on tracks with other artists. 👑 This isn’t your average interview—it’s Brutally Honest. 🔔 New episodes drop weekly! Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations that go beyond the headlines. 📍Follow Torrei Hart on Instagram: @torreihart

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A God fearing mother, grandtee, comedienne, actress, philanthropist, businesswoman, publisher of the first nationally distributed comedy magazine called Comedy The Magazine, on air radio personality, and founder/CEO of The Comics Rock convention, Hope has been in the business for over 29 years and has produced weekly showcases that helped launch the careers of many successful comedians from Jamie Foxx to Chris Tucker. This isn’t your average interview—it’s Brutally Honest. 🔔 New episodes drop weekly! Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations that go beyond the headlines. 📍Follow Torrei Hart on Instagram: @torreihart

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Karl Kani born Carl Williams on May 23, 1968 in Limon, Costa Rica) is a Costa Rican fashion designer, founder and CEO of the hip hop fashion brand Karl Kani. He comes from a modest family from Brooklyn, New York. When he was young, he dreamed of combining his passion for hip hop music and fashion. In today’s episode he gets “Brutally Honest” about fashion and being the pioneer of Hip Hop fashion. This isn’t your average interview—it’s Brutally Honest. 🔔 New episodes drop weekly! Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations that go beyond the headlines. 📍Follow Torrei Hart on Instagram: @torreihart

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In this exclusive episode of Brutally Honest with Torrei Hart, Flex Alexander finally sets the record straight. Mark Alexander Knox, better known as Flex Alexander or Flex, is an American actor, comedian and dancer. He began his career while appearing on numerous of television sitcoms before portraying single father Flex Washington on the UPN sitcom One on One. Alexander also had a number of roles in many films including Modern Vampires (1998), The Force (1999), Out Cold (2001), Book of Love: The Definitive Reason Why Men Are Dogs (2002), Gas (2004), Snakes on a Plane (2006), and Trigger (2020). Born in Harlem, Alexander is the son of Alethia Knox and Robert Whitehead. As a teen, he began dancing in New York night clubs earning the nickname "Flex" due to his acrobatic dance skills. After being discovered by DJ Spinderella, he began touring with rap trio Salt-n-Pepa and remained with the dance troupe for three years. In addition to dancing, Alexander also choreographed for Mary J. Blige and Queen Latifah. In 1989, he made his stand-up comedy debut and eventually turned to acting, making his film debut in the 1992 film Juice. Alexander also was a regular cast member of the sketch comedy show Uptown Comedy Club from 1992 to 1994. Alexander's first television role was on the short-lived 1993 ABC sitcom Where I Live, starring Doug E. Doug. Despite being critically acclaimed, the series was canceled that same year. Alexander then guest starred on episodes of Sister, Sister and The Cosby Mysteries before moving to Los Angeles in 1995 to concentrate on acting. In 1996, he landed a starring role on another short-lived sitcom Homeboys in Outer Space. The series was critically panned and canceled the following year. Later that year, Alexander co-starred in yet another short-lived series, the Steven Bochco-created Total Security. Following Total Security's run, Alexander guest starred on Brooklyn South and The Parkers, and also had roles in several films including the 1998 direct-to-video release Backroom Bodega Boyz and She's All That (1999). From 2000 to 2001, Alexander appeared as Maya Wilkes' husband Darnell during the first season of the UPN sitcom Girlfriends. He left Girlfriends to star as single father Flexter Alexander "Flex" Barnes Washington on the UPN sitcom One on One, a series he created and produced.[6] For his role on the series, Alexander was nominated for three NAACP Image Awards and two BET Comedy Awards. In 2004, he portrayed Michael Jackson in the VH1 television biopic Man in the Mirror: The Michael Jackson Story, which garnered him another NAACP Image Award nomination. He refused to play Jackson with prosthetics, but did mimic his voice, copied mannerisms and had a makeup job done to lighten his skin tone. He also refused to "cast judgement" over the singer's legal troubles of the time and said "we should pray for him". Alexander returned to One on One for two more seasons, however, during the last season, his character was written out and reduced to a recurring role when the show's premise was rebooted. Following the end of One on One, Alexander had roles in the 2006 film Snakes on a Plane, opposite Samuel L. Jackson, and the 2007 horror film The Hills Have Eyes 2. He also had a role in Clement Virgo's Poor Boy's Game, with Danny Glover. Alexander's most recent role was in a 2007 episode of CSI: Miami. Flex and his wife, Shanice, had their own reality show Flex & Shanice that premiered on November 1, 2014, on the OWN. In 2022, Flex was cast as "Pookie" in the stage adaptation of New Jack City: Live on Stage, written, produced and directed by urban playwright and film producer Je'Caryous Johnson. Alexander, a born-again Christian, married R&B singer Shanice Wilson on February 19, 2000. They have two children, daughter Imani Shekinah Knox (born August 23, 2001) and son Elijah Alexander Knox (born March 5, 2004). Alexander is a member of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. 👑 This isn’t your average interview—it’s Brutally Honest. 🔔 New episodes drop weekly! Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations that go beyond the headlines. 📍Follow Torrei Hart on Instagram: @torreihart

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In this raw and revealing episode of Brutally Honest with Torrei Hart, Superstar Diamond The Body tells the story behind the headlines and we got the Tea! Diamond The Body) is a cast member on the fifth, sixth, and seventh seasons of Baddies, titled Baddies Caribbean, Baddies Midwest, and Baddies Africa respectively. She originated from Broward County, Florida. She originally appeared as a cast member on a different reality show titled DejaVu on the streaming platform known as NowThatsTV. She also appeared as a contestant on Baddies Caribbean Auditions, where she most notably fought fellow Baddies Caribbean cast member, Tinkaabellaaa. While on Baddies Caribbean, she would initially be part of a feud with Tinkaabellaaa, which stemmed from their fight at the auditions, before deciding to reconcile with her. She would then feud with Slim and Dia after she called them followers. She would then fight with the replacements, specifically Bigg Keva and NuNu, in defense of Ahna. She would then fight Tesehki at the reunion after they fought online, and she would fight Slim again too. On Baddies Midwest, she would initially get into a fight with Rollie after Diamond talked about her kid online, but they would later reconcile. She would then feud and fight with PrettyP after she called Diamond out. She would later decide leave the show due to stress from all the fighting and her sick aunt. At the reunion, she would fight with Natalie and Rollie after Diamond snuck Natalie. She would then appear as a judge for Baddies Africa Auditions, where she would get into an altercation with fellow judge Biggie. On Baddies Africa, she would initially clash with Natalie after their fight at the Baddies Midwest reunion. She would then briefly fight with Kold Killa over their songs. Later on, she would get into multiple fights with Choco Brown after sneaking her. This episode is more than tea—it’s truth. 💬 🎬 Watch now and share with someone. 📌 Follow Torrei Hart: @torreihart 📌 Follow Diamond The Body: @diamondthebodyy

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In this brand-new episode of Brutally Honest with Torrei Hart, social media influencer, artist and tv personality Jessie Woo tells the story behind the headlines. 🌟 What You’ll Hear: Being unapologetically herself in a judgmental industry Balancing fame, identity, and personal peace This episode is more than tea—it’s truth. 💬 🎬 Watch now and give us your feedback. 🗣️ Comment below—what part of Jessie Woo's story resonated with you most? 📌 Follow Torrei Hart: @torreihart 📌 Follow Just Brittany: @thejessiewoo

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In this raw and revealing episode of Brutally Honest with Torrei Hart, starlet and overcomer Just Brittany tells the story behind the headlines—and it’s deeper than you ever imagined.

🌟 What You’ll Hear:

Being unapologetically herself in a judgmental industry

Balancing fame, identity, and personal peace

This episode is more than tea—it’s truth. 💬

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🗣️ Comment below—what part of Just Brittany's story resonated with you most?

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In this raw and revealing episode of Brutally Honest with Torrei Hart, media icon Gary Hayes (aka Gary With Da Tea) tells the story behind the headlines—and it’s deeper than you ever imagined. From not holding back the tea on juicy gossip to battling colon cancer in the public eye, starting out with Ricky Smiley and more. Gary shares the emotional layers of a life lived on-air while fighting private battles. He opens up about his faith, and the harsh realities of being a Gay man in the entertainment industry. Through it all, Gary never lost his voice—or his joy. 🌟 What You’ll Hear: Gary’s unexpected colon cancer diagnosis Being unapologetically himself in a judgmental industry Balancing fame, identity, and personal peace The power of humor, God, and self-love This episode is more than tea—it’s truth. 💬

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In this episode of Brutally Honest with Torrei Hart, Latin rapper and actor International Nova gets real about the dark side of the music and entertainment industry. From personal encounters with colorism to unpacking the influence of industry giants like Diddy, Nova doesn’t hold back. He shares his experience navigating identity, fame, and the pressures of being a public figure while staying grounded in truth. 🎤 This isn’t just another celebrity interview—it’s a deep, unfiltered conversation that challenges the narratives we’re used to hearing.

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