When asked what was her reaction, she responded:
“I wasn’t shocked at all. The thing about me is I come from a line of strong women, I’m very in tune with God and the universe. I wasn’t shocked, I was prepared for this for a long time.”
Torrei Hart found out like everyone else via social media that he was newly engaged. The universe is socially connected through Instagram, so I guess. Other questions were asked and she still responds that she is not shocked. And “We can all move on.”
“It’s definitely in my future. I got a good one. I wish I could sit up here and lie and say that it hasn’t been talked about and ‘oh my god there’s no way’ but we’ve got some years in. We’re going on almost five years pretty soon.
She’s definitely proven herself, she’s there for me, I know that she loves me. She’s stepped up and taken a role in my life as well as my kids its a beautiful thing.
So it’s something that definitely in talks.”
Well, it looks like a baby might be on the way before he can walk down the aisle with his banger-boo Eniko. The Shade Room recently found tweets from Kevin’s girlfriend saying the couple is trying to have a baby very soon!
“I’m not a political guy. I don’t really deal with Democrats or Republicans. I don’t find that funny,” he tells Playboy’s June issue. “And I don’t talk about the gay community, be it male or female. No thank you! It’s such a sensitive subject. I’ve seen comics get into serious trouble by joking about gay people. It’s too dangerous. Whatever you say, any joke you make about the gay community, it’s going to be misconstrued. It’s not worth it.”
Defending his jokes, Kevin says, “That was just me being silly on Twitter, playing on a trending topic. Some people were offended by it, but that’s always a risk with comedy. Nobody’s going to find everything funny. I didn’t feel I had to apologize for something that was misconstrued and taken out of context. I have no ill will toward women, not dark-skinned women, not light-skinned women. I was just being silly. I’m a comedian. Being silly is my job; it’s how I pay my bills.”
Yestreday Mike Epps made his attacks a little more personal when he posted a photo of he and his wife with the caption, “Still with my wife from day one Mechelle Epps never trade her in for new fame.” This, obviously a slug at Kevin Hart and his failed marriage with ex-wife Torrei.
And now…Mike’s slug.
The irony of this post, seeing as just a few weeks ago Mike Epps was accused of punching his side chick in the face at a bowling alley after the side chick and his wife got into a verbal altercation.
Although Kevin and Eniko have been together for over 5 years with Kevin even admitting that he’ll be ready to take that trip back down the aisle with his lady love in the near future, Torrei isn’t convinced that their union is as rock solid as it should be because she says Kevin jumped into the relationship too soon after their divorce:
Check out a little of what she had to say about it all below.
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On going through a divorce:
It’s so painful. I just feel like there’s ways to do things, too.
On Kevin not taking enough time to “heal” before moving on:
When we first split up, I took a lot of time to just heal. I feel like he hasn’t even really healed, because he went from one relationship right into another relationship.
Torrie then spoke on Kevin recently calling Eniko “his rib” and gushing over how much she has his back. Needless to say, Torrei isn’t convinced and had a few choice words in response.
On Kevin calling girlfriend Eniko his “rib:”
It’s easy to be somebody’s rib when you’re a millionaire. That’s just me being as honest as I can.
Me, for instance; you’re working at City Sports and I’m taking you to your shows, you’re driving my car, you’re crashing my car several times, and I’m still there for you, supporting you, went out and got a job for the phone company and still making sure I got your back so you can pursue your dreams.
That’s what ribs do!
“I read so much stuff that Black women say, especially about my relationship. ‘Oh, he left his Black wife to go be with some exotic chick.’ First of all, my girl is Black. She’s Jamaican. But they say it as if they know what me and my ex-wife’s problems were. When we first got together, our relationship was amazing. We got married young and our s*** got rocky. In my divorce, I stood up and said to my ex-wife, ‘Hey, I messed up. This had nothing to do with you. I didn’t understand what marriage was. I cheated. I was wrong. We couldn’t fix it, it got worse. I stepped away because I didn’t want it to get any worse. You’re the mother of my kids, I don’t want to hate you. And the only way that’s gonna happen, is if I’m the bigger man and I leave.’ I think that was a very mature thing to do.”
According to Mike Fleming Jr. of Deadline.com (h/t Scooby Axson of Sports Illustrated), James will be playing a major role in Ballers—a basketball film about a diminutive underachiever struggling to remove himself from the shadow of his NBA superstar brother.
At this point, it’s time to note that Hart is 5’3” and James is 6’8”. I think you can figure out who will be playing who in this film.
While still in the writing process, the plot of Ballers will circle around an NBA fantasy camp attended by Hart and his friends.
According to Eric Freeman of Yahoo! Sports, the movie’s inception took place in 2009 and was originally earmarked with the rough draft-ish sounding title “Fantasy Basketball Camp.”
The project was put off, however, as James’ basketball career with the Cleveland Cavaliers continued to take the driver’s seat. His move to Miami and subsequent vilification probably didn’t grease any wheels in Hollywood, either.
James waited it out, and after three years and two NBA championships, it would seem he’s finally ready for his close-up.
While still tentative, the production of Ballers is scheduled to begin next summer during the NBA offseason.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, Hart’s comedy routine will be the basis of his next venture, a new 30-minute television show that is heading to production.
ABC has committed to a pilot for the untitled program about a divorced couple trying to maintain a friendship for the good of their children. Hart is not planning to play a major starring role in the show but could appear in a recurring part if the show gets picked up.
The creative team of Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan (Family Guy, Scrubs, Community) will executive produce the program and write the script.
