In today’s Morning Hustle Podcast, three powerful stories surface. First, a TikToker known as Wolfie Kahletti has been sentenced to a year in prison after spraying insecticide on produce and rotisserie chicken at a Walmart in Arizona—a stunt some called a "prank" but deemed potentially dangerous, leading to multiple felony convictions.

Next, Nelly is facing backlash for appearing on his reality show with Ashanti and insisting that while he’ll provide financial support and nannies, "he's not changing diapers" or getting up at night—a stance critics say paints Ashanti as a "married single mom." Finally, Chris Brown gets a break as the producer who sued him for allegedly being hit with a bottle at a London nightclub has voluntarily dropped the civil assault lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it can't be refiled—though his criminal charges remain in play.

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On today’s Morning Hustle Podcast, we kick things off with Skip Bayless’s eyebrow-raising revelation: during his new podcast with his wife, he said she has a “hall pass” for Al Pacino—joking it could last a month. The energy shifts dramatically as we recap the Diddy trial's closing arguments. Prosecutors spent nearly five hours arguing that the hip-hop mogul ran a criminal empire rooted in coercion, drugs, and violence—including “freak-off” parties and even allegations of violence tied to Kid Cudi. Jurors now head to deliberations after hearing a high-stakes legal showdown.

Finally, the legendary R&B group B5 swings by to talk about their evolution from child stars to adult artists. Signed under Bad Boy Records and now independent, they discuss sibling dynamics, fresh projects, and a tour celebrating their roots and resurgence.

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