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"MStars News" has been keeping fans of "Hit the Floor" updated with the latest death of actress and dancer Stephanie Moseley, who was killed by her husband when he shot her and then himself in their L.A. apartment early Monday morning, Dec. 8. According to NBC Los Angeles, officers arrived to the Fairfax district, where they found two bodies in the Palazzo complex at Park La Brea, near The Grove shopping center and the Los Angeles County Museum, where neighbors had reported screams and gun shots around 7 a.m. "I suddenly heard screaming," Charles Segal, a neighbor of the deceased couple, revealed. He added, "and then the screaming stopped and the next minute, cops all over." VH1 released a statement that read: "We are incredibly saddened to hear the news of the passing of Stephanie Moseley. VH1 and the entire 'Hit the Floor' family send our thoughts and condolences to her family and friends at this difficult time. "James LaRosa, 'Hit the Floor' creator and executive producer, said, '"Hit The Floor" is a tight-knit family. Today we not only lost a beautiful dancer, we lost a sister, a daughter, a best friend and an irreplaceable piece of our heart. We'll miss her more than we can possibly express.' "You can make a donation in Stephanie's memory to assist her family with the immediate resources they need during this difficult time by visiting the Stephanie Moseley Memorial site." Read More »
"MStars News" has just learned details to what led Money Team rapper Earl Hayes to shoot and kill his wife, Hit the Floor star Stephanie Moseley, then turn the gun on himself. According to TMZ, Hayes was upset with the dancer and actress for cheating on him with singer Trey Songz. As "MStars News" previously reported, Moseley was a well-known backup dancer for many celebrities like Chris Brown, Swizz Beatz, Britney Spears and more. Moseley was shot during an altercation with her husband in their L.A. apartment early Monday morning, Dec.8, as neighbors heard a woman screaming. When the SWAT team arrived, they found Moseley and her husband Hayes dead. Sources close to the rapper revealed that two years ago he separated from the VH1 star because he suspected she was unfaithful in their marriage with Trey Songz. The couple got back together and tried to work things out, but one person close to Hayes claims, "He was crushed and never got over it." TMZ claims Songz was a topic of disuccion in the Hayes household frequently. Hayes accused his wife of having a number of affairs with many music artists. The couple were married in 2008, and friends say Hayes was so in love with his wife he tried to make things work. "MStars News" also reported that Hayes's friend and record label boss Floyd Mayweather witnessed the terrible murder-suicide via FaceTime. We also learned that a lot of celebrities including Chris Brown, 50 Cent, Swizz Beatz, Lance Gross and more tweeted and posted a memory they had with Hayes and Moseley. Singer Trey Songz didn't comment on the rumored affair, but he did tweet: "R.I.P babygirl. Once an angel on earth, now watching over us from Heaven. You'll b missed but never forgotten. Love" Read More »
It has truly been one sad Wednesday morning as fans learned that there were two deaths in the world of entertainment. MStars News previously reported that Todd Tucker's mother, Miss Sharon died from a fatal stroke in NYC, Tuesday and now it has been reported that Kelly Rowland's mother, Miss Doris Rowland Garrison has also died at the age of 66 on Tuesday. Read More »
On Monday night, Nov. 24, America witnessed Ferguson, Missouri, go up in flames and chaos as the prosecutor announced that there would be "no indictment" filed against the officer who fatally shot unarmed teen Michael Brown in August in Ferguson. According to NPR, eyes and ears were open and listening to the news as everyone learned that Police Officer Darren Wilson, 28, would not be charged for any crimes in the death of the 18-year-old. Monday night's decision sparked an outrage not only in Ferguson community, but all over the U.S., including Chicago, New York, Oakland and Los Angeles. Brown's parents asked protesters to stay calm and be peaceful, but that went up in flames and resulted in looting. The Brown family said, "We are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the consequence of his actions." Read More »
