Believe it or not , it has been 15 years since singer Ashanti dropped her self-titled album.
The New York native churned out hit after hit back in 2002.
And the R&B diva is still as beautiful as the day she came into our lives singing about a boyfriend who she kept ‘running back to.’
She graced her Instagram page over the weekend with several bikini pictures. The photos soon got the Internet buzzing, racking up over 380,000 likes and over 6,000 comments.
The singer chose an all-white two-piece swimsuit that showcased her perfectly toned figure.
Instead of sandals, the Glen Cove beauty kept it real in white sneakers and a backwards baseball cap. The Grammy-award winner’s skin was positively glowing as she accessorized with silver and gold necklaces.
The “Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)” singer boasts over 2 million Instagram followers. She received thousands of compliments over the snaps and even a few marriage proposals.
One person stated that Beyonce and Jay Z’s daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, will grow up to look like Ashanti. The commenter explained: “Is it just me or does she look like an older blue ivy.”
Meanwhile, Ashanti’s former Murder Inc. boss Irv Gotti, delivered a lengthy apology to her last week.
Damn, gurl, you're so fine ☺
'See my days are cold without you...."
An Instagram star was brutally murdered by a 4chan member who nearly decapitated her then posted gruesome photos of her body online. 17-year-old Bianca Devins from Utica, NY was brutally murdered on Sunday, July 14, by Brandon Clark, 21. He then posted grisly photos of her body to Instagram, 4Chan and the gaming website, Discord. Clark spent time photographing and recording the body. In one image her body is covered with a green tarp. He captioned the photos, "Sorry f----rs, you're gonna have to find some else to orbit," which is a term for men who lurk on a girl's social media page hoping for a hookup. In another photo of her bloody left arm, he wrote, "I'm sorry Bianca.” The bloody knife is seen on the passenger seat next to Devins' body. Instagram followers recognized the teenager from the photos and geolocated Clark using the metadata in the photos. Police received calls around 7:20 a.m., including a call from Clark himself. Police qui...
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