🌹Geraldine(AKA Antoinette)🇨🇫

25 / ✝️ God first / 📚 IFPASS

[Indie 505 @Indie5051]

TINI ha ganado la batalla con su papá.

TINI se quedaría con el 70% de los ingresos, mientras que su padre, Alejandro Stoessel, recibiría el 15%; su madre, el 10%; y su hermano Francisco, el 5%.

[Zoya🕊️ @Zoya_ki_batein]

He was in an accident along with the MISTRESS who was PREGNANT with his child and the wife only discovered the affair at the hospital. This woman making him watch her be happy with another guy while he can't move on is the best revenge she could have taken. diva.

[Catty @CatWomaniya]

Men will spend their lives whining about gold diggers, only to abandon their wives who stood by them for decades when they had nothing, the moment they become successful enough to attract a younger woman.

[coco @soberstansg]

sağlam kızı gruptan attılar bir tanesi ara verdi ama beyin sarsıntısı geçiren kızı yüksek ses ve ışığa mı maruz bırakıyorlar bunları kim yönetiyor deccal falan mı

[ka | justice for BESTie!!! @doremineko_]

Hyeyeon said that during BESTie’s time each member had over ₩100M (~$75K) in debt. Their CEO ultimately took on all the debt and let them leave without repaying it. He even kept the dolls all this time 😭

[Kany @kanydiabate]

Hello this is Kany ,

I would like to address a comment I made in a recent YouTube video.

First, I want to sincerely apologize to anyone who felt hurt or offended by my words.

During the video, I made a spontaneous joke referring to watermelon, chicken, and Fanta. I understand that this combination, particularly watermelon and fried chicken, carries a painful history of racial stereotyping in the United States. I sincerely regret the hurt my words may have caused.

However, I would also like to share the cultural context behind my words.

I am a proud French-Senegalese Black woman, born and raised in France with Senegalese roots. My cultural experiences are not necessarily the same as those of Black Americans.

In my Senegalese cultural experience, watermelon is a fruit we commonly enjoy, chicken is an important part of our cuisine, including Poulet Yassa, and Fanta is a familiar drink in many African households.

When I made that joke, I was speaking from familiar cultural references, not consciously referring to American racial stereotypes.

I also want to clarify that I never used the term “soul food” during filming. It was added to the subtitles during editing, which may have contributed to the misunderstanding.

That said, I recognize that using expressions such as “our favorite” and “everybody” could sound like I was generalizing about all Black people. I understand why that was upsetting, and I take responsibility for my choice of words.

Throughout my career and life in South Korea, I have proudly shared my African heritage and French-Senegalese culture, including dishes such as Yassa and Jollof rice.

And I do all of this while embracing and learning about the culture of South Korea, the country I now call home.

Living in Korea has been an incredible cultural exchange for me. I am constantly learning about Korean traditions, language, and everyday life, while sharing my French and Senegalese roots.

For me, cultural exchange has never meant leaving my identity behind. It means celebrating where I come from while opening my heart to where I am today.

As a Black woman working in Korean entertainment and broadcasting, I understand that representation comes with responsibility. This experience has reminded me to be mindful of how my words may be understood across cultures. It is a responsibility I will continue to carry with care and respect.

Black people are not a monolith. We share experiences, but our histories, cultures, and perspectives are diverse. We can respect those differences while acknowledging the pain certain stereotypes have caused.

The segment has already been removed from the original video.

On a personal note, I also want to address the hateful messages I have received.

Seeing people accuse me of being ashamed of my African identity or of degrading my own community to please others has been deeply hurtful.

I have always been proud of who I am and where I come from, and I always will be. I have never felt the need to diminish my identity or my community to seek anyone’s approval or validation.

I respect everyone’s right to criticize my words, express disappointment, and hold me accountable. I am listening and learning.

However, I hope we can remember that behind every screen is a human being. The racist insults, personal attacks, degrading comments about my appearance, hateful private messages, and threats have genuinely hurt me.

We can hold one another accountable without hurting or dehumanizing each other.

We have more to gain from listening with empathy and respect than from tearing each other down.

My intention is not to create further division between African and African-American communities, but to encourage understanding and respect for our different cultural experiences.

I sincerely regret the hurt my words have caused, and I will be more mindful moving forward.

Thank you to everyone who has approached this conversation with kindness and an open heart.

With love,

Kany Diabaté ❤️

[kiki 🍋 @bbcrousty]

elle avait dénoncé les viols qu’elle avait subis qd était plus jeune mais la justice n’a pas donné suite + sa famille ne l’a pas soutenue nn plus et personne n’a témoigné contre le père, qui était son agresseur et qui a fini par la tuer

[Blissful✨ @just_Enhle07]

My auntie inherited millions from her late father, a month later her husband filed for divorce thinking he would walk away with half. He didn't realise her inheritance was excluded from the accrual system.😭He ended up having to pay her even more😭😭😭

[أريج محمد ✨ @areej_m13]

الممثلة اوه يونا ٤٥ سنة ، تزوجت عام ٢٠٠٧ من رجل اعمال كوري وانجبت ولدها الوحيد Min وبعد ٨ سنوات من زواجهم تطلقت واخذت ولدها تربيهز، وقتها قالوا سبب الطلاق اختلاف شخصيات لكن اتضح لاحقا انه بسبب معاناه ولدها من طيف التوحد 😔

ولدها صار الان لاعب سباحه وهي بتتزوج قريب من حبيبها 💃🙏

[dana ₍⑅ᐢ.ˬ.ᐢ₎♡ @deukaeT_T]

dahye's boyfriend helping BESTie film the reunion announcement reel awww (ㅠ﹏ㅠ) https://t.co/lgU7K4QM2w

[jeff⁹ 🇹🇷͜͜͡͡✯ | spn s12 first watch @JeffNihility]

Suçlu erkeğin yüzünü açık açık paylaşıp adını da full AÇIK yazıp mağdur kadının ismini gizleyip yüzünü sansürlemeleri... bu haber dilini örnek alalım istiyorum

[Lagniss 🚩🇨🇵 @Lagniss_]

Donc la meuf est compétente, repère le problème, communique sa peur et est restée en contact permanent avec la tour de contrôle jusqu'à la dernière seconde, et tous les mascus mou du bulbe disent (sans preuve) que c'est elle le problème...

[𝓔𝓶 ♡ @emkenobi]

THIS IS INSANE. He drugged her so that he could shove abortion pills into her mouth and vagina. He made an online pharmacy account in her name so he could secretly have the pills shipped to West Point. She also wanted to keep the baby. He even threatened that he would kill himself if she didn't get an abortion. She refused because she wanted to be a mother, so he drugged her to terminate the pregnancy. He left her there, and when she awoke, she called 911. She said she was in and out of consciousness during the attack, and every time she tried to spit the pills out, he would shove them back into her mouth.

He then went on to study at CORNELL and graduated with his BA in emergency medicine (ironic) in 2024. Yes, he was enrolled the same year the gang rape happened at the fraternity. He then enrolled at Columbia, where he is STILL enrolled. But it gets crazier because he asked if the judge could delay his sentencing so he could finish his semester at Columbia, and the judge granted the request. This piece of shit is allowed to complete his education after assaulting a woman. Meanwhile, there is no update on whether she even finished her schooling after the assault because of the mental and physical trauma she experienced.

This is ANOTHER case of a university being aware of a student sexually assaulting someone and still allowing them to finish their schooling. @Columbia should have expelled him immediately. Why are these schools protecting disgusting men?

[Nathan ✰ @Just1Nathann_]

My neighbour’s girlfriend broke up with him last night because she came home late from work, tired and hungry, only for him to ask her to make dinner. She got offended, packed her bags and left.

He told me the whole story this morning and gave me her number to talk to her since we’ve always been cool. I called her this evening, but the moment I mentioned his name, she ended the call and blocked me too.

Fair enough, baby girl 😂

[👽 @icurina]

🦋: but I saw this post recently.. since I lose my airpods so often it said “are you stupid” I read that post and it made me reflect on myself..I am stupid

ningning talking about that one tweet im cryinghshskxd i love her

[About Music @AboutMusicYT]

Danielle shares a self-written song titled Stay.

[ADAEZE👩‍🍳👸-THE BLUEPRINT/ODOGWU OF BANANA BREAD @adaezennaji_]

He ended up dying before her too. Crazy💀

[iDelulu 🐚 @new_zinh0]

A2O LITE ganhou em cima da Sm Entertainment mdsssss o LSM deve tá gargalhando

#A2O_LITE #A2OLITE

[Pop EMPIRE @PopEmpirex]

The Judge has urged ADOR to provide a clear response on whether they sued Danielle for damages based on actions of NewJeans as a whole or Individual activities:

"If you fail to do so, it will be held against you."