Diddy got exposed for allegedly beating and abusing Cassie. Will Smith's best friend claims he caught him having sex with a man. Keke Palmer is back out on the scene. It's all taking a toll on Tina and she says the constant drama is too much for her to bear on the latest episode of the podcast she hosts with her BFF Sheletta.

Tina and Sheletta are shocked and heartbroken by the pictures of KeKe Palmer allegedly being attacked by the father of her son. The ladies talk about how important it is for younger women to speak up and out immediately if they are in an abusive relationship.

To commemorate the anniversary of her mother's passing, Tina and her family are going glamping with her kids as a way to celebrate to remember Grandma!

After seeing Frankie Beverly in concert, Tina and Sheletta debate whether or not old school acts should still be performing past their prime on the latest episode of their podcast.

Sheletta says needs IV fluids because the Will Smith saga have drained all her body fluids. Tina offers words of wisdom as to why Jada Pinkett Smith is spilling all the tea (HINT: It ain't about book sales) on the latest episode of their podcast.

Whether the ladies are talking about their ex-husbands or their kids, Sheletta always tells a hilariously funny story to tickle her friend Tina. The laughter continues on the latest episode of their weekly podcast. 

Sheletta tells Tina that she let Andrew get a car, but confesses that the purchase for her teenage son comes with a new set of fears on the latest episode of their best friend podcast.

When Sheletta chats with her friends from Hy-Vee they challenge her to put the phone down during dinner time for the rest of September in honor of Family Meals Month. Can the social media maven do it? Thoughts and prayers are needed.

Sheletta asks for advice from her BFF Tina when her teenage son comes to her and asks for help buying a car after he's spent all his money on the new Nike Jordan brand tennis shoes.

Tina & Sheletta agree that these new school "positive" and "soft" parenting styles ain't the way to go. The ladies long for the days of ole' school parenting that required accountability and discipline.