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Posted On: April 21st 2026, 01:49 am

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Embracing my husband’s traditions, honouring his culture.

To symbolise the transition to my new last name, I chose to wear Bazin, a fabric that holds special meaning within his family.

Wearing it was a heartfelt way to honour those traditions and celebrate the family I am becoming part of.

A masterpiece by @ibrahim_fernandez , featuring sculptural draping and dramatic volume at the hips, inspired by the elegance of traditional Créole dresses.

Thank you, Ibrahim, for bringing this vision to life with such artistry and care.

Ph: @omanseth.indigo

Mastery has just begun…
Back to the basics and the roots.
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Waqar Younis takes on the 'This or That' challenge, choosing between some of the biggest legends from India and Pakistan!

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HU Staff: Kecia Gayle @kecia.kae
With a major election days away, Gov. Kathy Hochul isn’t about to let a rapper with millions of followers have the last word or distract folks from what’s really important. She’s now clapping back at Nicki Minaj in true governor fashion after being called “evil” by the rapper.
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As we previously reported, Gov. Kathy Hochul and Nicki Minaj traded public shots on Wednesday. It started on X, where Minaj went straight for the governor’s throat. She called Hochul an “evil woman,” said the Democratic Party should forfeit the seat, and claimed the governor “will not escape God’s wrath.” The Queen of Rap also faulted Hochul for not denouncing evil when she had the chance, though she never spelled out exactly what she meant. In a longer follow-up, she accused the governor of keeping “horrible company.”
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Minaj also pointed to an old controversy. Her post referred to Hochul’s earlier comments about Black children growing up in the Bronx, and she urged Black and Christian voters to back Republican Bruce Blakeman. That moment goes back to May 2024, when Hochul said at a business conference in California that young Black kids in the Bronx “don’t even know what the word ‘computer’ is.” Hochul apologized the same day, saying she was trying to make a point about access to technology. At the time, Rev. Al Sharpton argued she was making a “good point” about communities being excluded from access. Despite all of that, Hochul is sharing a message… a direct one to Miss Minaj.

Hochul didn’t write a long statement or call in a surrogate. She told reporters Minaj should “get outside and get offline a little more,” adding that Trump rallies are “poisoning” her mind.
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