Former backup dancer, Tanika Ray, sheds light on her past interactions with Diddy, emphasizing the challenges women face in Hollywood and the importance of prioritizing mental health amid traumatic experiences.
Charis Putmon, a mother of five, saved a toddler from choking on a mint inside an Atlanta restaurant.
Nancy Jo, Paige's friend and bridesmaid on season 12 of "Married at First Sight," spoke to us in an exclusive interview about the trauma Paige has endured, her thoughts on "he who shall not be named" and the importance of sound mental health for both parties in healthy relationships.
Anjanette Young was just undressing after work when the Chicago police broke into her apartment on a faulty warrant. She's currently in the process of suing the police department but the city is trying to withhold evidence.
Often in life, we learn the rewarding lesson that when we stop caring what others think we start to enjoy ourselves and find success much more. But that can be a particularly difficult philosophy to live by for those struggling with mental health or emotional matters.
It’s alright to relate to someone’s pain, and want them to relate to yours. That’s just called normal human empathy. But it shouldn’t be the foundation for your relationship. That’s when trauma bonding begins to happen.
At the end of "Marriage Boot Camp," Ballistic got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend of two years, Joseline Hernandez. See how it went down inside.
During her interview with "The Breakfast Club," Lil Mo shared how she left the abusive marriage to her ex-husband Karl Dargan and beat the opioid addiction she developed to cope with the depression.
Suicide rates in Black girls has grown by 182%, proving that there are Black women who never got the chance to deal with their pain.
In a recent interview, Mary J. Blige explained how she gave her husband too much credit and how she's prioritizing herself these days.
Your intense connection with someone who treated you terribly may not be love.