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CONGRATULATIONS ~ Derrick Rose Is Expecting A Baby With His Girlfriend Alaina Anderson.

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This is baby number 2 for NBA Star Derrick Rose.
On October 9, 2012, Rose's girlfriend, Mieka Reese, gave birth to their son, Derrick Jr. AKA PJ.

Derrick Rose, His Ex-Girlfriend Mieka and their son PJ.

Derrick & Alaina

Bumpin🤰🏼 A post shared by Alaina A. Anderson (@alainataughtyou) on Nov 11, 2017 at 8:17pm PST

15 Small Business Grants all Women Entrepreneurs Should Apply For.

1. The Eileen-Fisher Women-Owned Business Grant Female entrepreneurs who are in need of capital to expand a business can apply for the Eileen-Fisher Women-Owned Business Grant. Eileen-Fisher awards five women with grants up to $120,000. To be considered for this grant, yours must be a woman-owned company that promotes social and environmental change. Your business must have existed for at least three years, and you cannot have earned more than $1 million in annual profits.
2. FedEx Small Business Grant FedEx has demonstrated through its previous grant competitions that it is fair with its distribution of funds to women and men. To determine the winner, FedEx allows the public to vote for their favorite company in the competition. The winners with the most votes receive a $75,000 grant, and they receive free exposure through FedEx’s media outlets.

3. InnovateHER Grant The InnovateHER Challenge is sponsored by the Small Business Administration. This women-only grant allows budding entreprene…

Newlywed Keyshia Kaoir Says That She Does Not Have 3 Children In Jamaica.

Mr & Mrs. Davis ~ Gucci & Keyshia Kaoir

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Gucci Mane's wife, Keyshia Ka'oir has been receiving a lot of attention leading up to and after the couple's lavish Miami wedding.

The Mane Event which aired live on BET is said to have cost a whopping $1.7 million and featured star-studded guests dressed in all white. Since then, rumors have been swirling that the Jamaican-born makeup mogul has 3 children that she abandoned to be with Gucci.

Recently, outspoken rapper, Khia went on to fuel the rumor, stating that Keyshia had children she did not invite to the wedding and called out TV networks for airing fake wedding stories.

Early on Thursday morning (Oct. 19), the new bride took to her Twitter account to respond to those claims. "I do not have three kids in Jamaica," she wrote.

She also addressed another woman posing on the Internet as her sister.
"I do not have a sister!!! I'm the only girl! I have 3 brothers & one is dead!"

While Keyshia …

See the Income Needed to Purchase an Average Home in Cities like Atlanta, Houston and Los Angeles.

Buying a home is the American Dream, and there are many components to consider before making the big purchase, including your income.

So how much do you need to make to snag a house in Houston?

According to a recent report from HSH, you should earn $55,547.95 a year.
For Atlanta, you should earn $40,725.36 a year.
However, it increases to $47,006.77 if ATL homebuyers put 10 percent down instead of 20. For Los Angeles, you should earn $98,542.31 a year.
To determine the findings, the mortgage site used data from the 2016 first-quarter mortgage period and the median sale home prices listed by the National Association of Realtors.

It also factored in interest rates, property taxes and insurance costs to calculate how much it would cost to buy a median-priced home in 27 metro areas.
For Atlanta, the average home cost $182,800, and the average monthly payment is $950.26. That’s an eight percent year-over-year increase.

The required salary needed to buy a home also saw a year-over-year rise. It’…

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