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FULL SHOW | Tension begins to heat up against US and Iran; Nene Leakes returning to Real Housewives of Atlanta; Chris Brown’s defamation lawsuit against Warner Bros Discover dismissed; 50 Cent finalize over $120 million deal with Louisiana; and More

RSMS Hour 4 | 50 Cent finalize over $120 million deal with Louisiana

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is investing $120–124 million into revitalizing downtown Shreveport, Louisiana. With an additional $50 million from the state, his G‑Unit Films & Television will rehabilitate soundstages, restore Millennium Studios, and build a dome-style immersive venue and park—projects expected to generate nearly $19 billion, support 6,000+ jobs, and add $300 million in wages over two decades. 

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RSMS Hour 3 | Chris Brown’s defamation lawsuit against Warner Bros Discover dismissed

Chris Brown’s $500 million defamation lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery over the 2024 docuseries A History of Violence has been dismissed. The judge ruled the documentary fairly represented both sides and did not defame Brown, noting the inclusion of disclaimers and admission of inconsistencies. 

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RSMS Hour 2 | Nene Leakes returning to Real Housewives of Atlanta

Reality star NeNe Leakes is set for a comeback on Bravo’s upcoming Real Housewives: Ultimate Road Trip. She'll make a notable appearance during the Atlanta stop of the 20-city spin‑off—her first return since departing RHOA in 2020 and settling her 2022 lawsuit

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RSMS Hour 1 | Tension begins to heat up against US and Iran

Tensions have surged between the U.S. and Iran as Iran braces for a brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protesters. Reports indicate over 2,500 fatalities and mounting unrest. The U.S. has started repositioning military personnel from the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, and President Trump has warned Iran that “very strong action” could follow if executions proceed. Amid a partial de-escalation, Iran has temporarily halted proposed executions, though officials maintain that all options remain on the table. 

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FULL SHOW | US tells all US citizens in Iran to leave the country; Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker divorce is getting messy; Dr. Ian Smith talks new book and losing weight on RSMS; Pastor Donnie McClurkin speaking out against sexual assault allegations; and MORE

The Rickey Smiley Morning Show kicked off with a State Department warning doubling down on U.S. citizens in Iran: anti-government protests have claimed over 600 lives, with security crackdowns, internet blackouts, and suspended flights raging across the country. Americans were urged to leave Iran immediately,” via commercial or land routes like Turkey or Armenia, with the U.S. embassy stressing limited consular assistance and emphasizing the danger of arbitrary arrest—especially for U.S.–Iran dual nationals.  

Next, Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker's divorce has escalated from quietly filed last November to heated legal warfare. Kandi claims Todd has failed to contribute to mortgage or child-related expenses while traveling abroad, and she’s pushing for child support and a defined parenting schedule. Todd has countered—challenging the prenup and requesting primary custody and alimony; he’s also resisting Kandi’s efforts to seal court files. 

In a lighter shift, Dr. Ian Smith joined to discuss his new book, The Last 15. He emphasized metabolic resetssearch15, protein prioritization, carb cycling turn, workouts as keys to advisory emphasizes re-stimulating weight loss after the body. 

Finally, pastor and gospel singer Donnie McClurkin faces civil sexual-assault allegations filed by a former assistant spanning from 2003 to 2015. The lawsuit outlines purported grooming, unwanted sexual contact during “pray the gay away” sessions, and an alleged 2013 apology email in which McClurkin reportedly calls himself a “desperate dirty old man.” McClurkin has vigorously denied the claims, calling them “categorically false,” and has pledged full cooperation as the case moves forward.  

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RSMS Hour 4 | Pastor Donnie McClurkin speaking out against sexual assault allegations

Pastor and gospel singer Donnie McClurkin faces civil sexual-assault allegations filed by a former assistant spanning from 2003 to 2015. The lawsuit outlines purported grooming, unwanted sexual contact during “pray the gay away” sessions, and an alleged 2013 apology email in which McClurkin reportedly calls himself a “desperate dirty old man.” McClurkin has vigorously denied the claims, calling them “categorically false,” and has pledged full cooperation as the case moves forward. 

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RSMS Hour 3 | Dr. Ian Smith talks new book and losing weight on RSMS

Dr. Ian Smith joined to discuss his new book, The Last 15. He emphasized metabolic resetssearch15, protein prioritization, carb cycling turn, workouts as keys to advisory emphasizes re-stimulating weight loss after the body. 

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RSMS Hour 2 | Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker divorce is getting messy

Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker's divorce has escalated from quietly filed last November to heated legal warfare. Kandi claims Todd has failed to contribute to mortgage or child-related expenses while traveling abroad, and she’s pushing for child support and a defined parenting schedule. Todd has countered—challenging the prenup and requesting primary custody and alimony; he’s also resisting Kandi’s efforts to seal court files. 

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RSMS Hour 1 | US tells all US citizens in Iran to leave the country

The State Department warns U.S. citizens in Iran: anti-government protests have claimed over 600 lives, with security crackdowns, internet blackouts, and suspended flights raging across the country. Americans were urged to “leave Iran immediately,” via commercial or land routes like Turkey or Armenia, with the U.S. embassy stressing limited consular assistance and emphasizing the danger of arbitrary arrest—especially for U.S.–Iran dual nationals. 

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