“Real Housewives of New York City” album Eboni K. Williams recently welcomed her first child, calling it a "miracle" after her challenging IVF journey. 

She shared her joy in a heartwarming Instagram post on Monday (23), expressing gratitude for her daughter, Liberty Alexandria Williams’ arrival after years of trying to conceive. 

Williams also discussed the emotional and physical hurdles of IVF, encouraging others on similar journeys to remain hopeful.

NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo has officially married his longtime partner, Mariah Riddlesprigger. The Milwaukee Bucks forward shared the exciting news during an interview with PEOPLE at a launch event in collaboration with Degree on Monday, Sept. 23. Antetokounmpo revealed that the couple exchanged vows in Greece, with close family and friends by their side.

Though the two-time NBA MVP and Riddlesprigger have been together for several years, they've maintained a relatively private relationship. The couple shares three children: sons Liam Charles and Maverick Shai and daughter Eva Brooke.

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Nick Cannon recently donated $25,000 to the family of rapper Rich Homie Quan during a "Wild 'n Out" live show in Atlanta. Quan, who passed away on September 5, was honored with a medley of his hits. 

Cannon paused the show to bring Quan's family on stage and gave them the check, with $10,000 contributed by fans, $10,000 from Cannon himself, and $5,000 from the State Farm Arena. 

Adidas is gearing up for homecoming season by dropping a unique collection of Crazy 8 styles just in time for several HBCU celebrations in October.

The brand recently revealed its new HBCU-inspired Crazy 8 Low lineup, set to launch next week. The featured schools, each receiving their own colorway, include Alabama State, Alcorn State, Arkansas Pine Bluff, Grambling State, and Prairie View A&M.

These sneakers boast a premium leather upper, highlighted by sleek patent leather Three Stripes along the sides. Each pair not only showcases the school’s official colors but also has the mascot proudly embroidered on the tongue.

The HBCU-themed Crazy 8 Lows will officially drop on October 1st, available on Adidas.com, with each pair priced at $120.

DaBaby recently introduced his new mental health initiative, DaBaby Cares, inspired by his late brother, Glenn Johnson, who tragically unalived himself in 2020.

In a social media post, DaBaby opened up about the impact of his brother’s death. He also emphasized how childhood trauma often goes unchecked and expressed his desire to help those struggling with mental health, notably “Black males and the youth.”

The DaBaby Cares website offers a Mental Health 101 Toolkit with resources on the effects of social media, steps to address mental health struggles and contacts for various organizations. The initiative also partnered with NAMI of Charlotte and Mental Health America of Central Carolinas for further support.

Earlier this month, Latto launched the "Brokey" challenge, encouraging fans to dance to her song "Sugar Honey Iced Tea" at their workplaces. TikToker Yadira Ramirez joined in, filming herself and Waffle House coworkers participating in a video that quickly went viral.

However, two days later, Yadira posted another video revealing she had been fired from her job of six years. She noted that, despite two managers being present during the filming, she was the only one terminated.

After hearing about Yadira's situation, Latto reached out, meeting her in the studio. They danced together in solidarity, and Latto surprised Yadira with a cash gift to lift her spirits.