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Megan Thee Stallion set Instagram ablaze on Wednesday as she posed topless in a sparkly thong.The 26-year-old singer told her 'Waping' 21.3M followers: 'Honestly just waiting for HotGirl summer to start.'The post comes as it was reported she and Cardi B's raunchy Grammys performance drew FCC complaints, received backlash from an anti-porn group for 'glamorizing' sex work and caused a Twitter spat between conservative commentator Candace Owens and Cardi.

Candace Owens can’t stop talking about Cardi B’s WAP!

There's no let up in the war of words betweenconservative political commentator Candace Owens and Cardi B on Twitter.After being criticized by Owens for contributing to 'the destruction of American values and American principles' for her provocative Grammy performance with Megan The Stallion, the rapper initially laughed off the tough talk.But as the chatter between the two has heated up, both are now in a give-and-take mode of personal and professional jabs in a move to get in the last word.

Cardi B and US conservative commentator Candace Owens have gone head to head on social media again, lashing out at each other in an hours-long flurry of tweets.The back-and-forth between the rapper and the right-winger began when Cardi sent out a tweet that sarcastically celebrated her  Grammys performance of ‘WAP’ making Fox News.Cardi shared a clip of Owens’ March 16 appearance on Fox News, where the political commentator said the rapper’s performance with Megan Thee Stallion at the Grammy Awards signified “corrosion” and “the end of an empire”.Yaaaayyyyyyy WE MADE FOX NEWS GUYS !!! Wap wap wap https://t.co/g7AX947RMb— iamcardib (@iamcardib) March 16, 2021Owens responded on Twitter, calling Cardi a “cancer cell to culture”.

Cardi B is going head to head with Candace Owens on Twitter after the commentator voiced her opinion about the rapper’s latest performance of “WAP” at the 2021 Grammys.

Conservative commentator Candace Owens blasted what she suggested was the selective outrage towards the riot that took place on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, compared to the reaction to the unrest that took place last summer.  There has been widespread condemnation of the pro-Trump mob that stormed the Capitol building as a joint session of Congress was meeting to certify the Electoral College victory of President-elect Joe Biden.

men in dresses, now movie and food categories: Conservative firebrand Candace Owens is being outspoken again. The commentator’s latest controversial take is that “Black” categories on Netflix and food delivery service Uber Eats — which highlights black-owned businesses — are nothing more than “segregation.” “Netflix now has a category for ‘black cinema,’ ” she wrote on Twitter to the tune of over 100,000 likes and 9,600 replies.

A tweet that conservative commentator Candace Owens sent to actress and director Olivia Wilde is going viral today after news surfaced that she’s dating Harry Styles.

Liam Payne is standing with his One Direction bandmates.

Harry Styles! Liam Payne defended his former One Direction bandmate’s controversial Vogue cover following the Candace Owens backlash.Payne, 27, spoke about Styles’ historical December 2020 cover when appearing on Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp. “I mean what did you make of it when you saw him on the cover of Vogue?” the presenter asked the musician.“Oh I thought it was great,” English singer replied.

Harry Styles is the definition of a trendsetter, giving Us all kinds of gender-fluid looks we can obsess over.Most recently, the 26-year-old made history as the first-ever solo male to appear on the cover of Vogue. For the December 2020 cover, the former One Direction band member dazzled in a Gucci ballgown.

Harry Styles sparked heated debate when he posed for the front cover of US Vogue in a dress.He wore a pastel blue frock with lace trim, which he contrasted with chunky jewellery and a black blazer.The December issue proclaims: “Harry Styles makes his own rules”.But while many got behind his message of breaking down barriers, others weren’t impressed with his “feminine” outfit.Candace Owens, a right-wing activist, called for the world to “bring back manly men”.Her words were criticised by people who think men’s fashion shouldn’t define “manliness” – and cross-dressing style icon Mark Bryan has even waded into the debate.Mark boasts more than 267,000 followers on Instagram, where he often poses for pictures in pencil skirts and stiletto

Harry Styles. Harry faced some criticism for wearing a dress on the cover of US Vogue, however Miley Cyrus ' little sister wasn't having it and took to Instagram to defend him.

Vogue cover shoot, Noah hopped on her Instagram Stories to seemingly fire a racially offensive shot at conservative pro-Trump supporter Candace Owens, who upon seeing Harry's cover, said that society needs to "bring back manly men."Noah posted a picture of Harry in his ruffled gown and wrote "he wears this dress better than any of u nappy ass heauxz" for the caption.

Noah Cyrus came under fire for the language she used while defending Harry Styles amid his drama with conservator author Candace Owens.On Wednesday, December 2, the “I Got So High That I Saw Jesus” singer, 20, took to Instagram to show support for the Grammy nominee, 26, who made history in November by becoming the first-ever man to appear solo on the cover of Vogue.

Noah Cyrus said Thursday she was mortified after using a racist remark to defend Harry Styles after Candace Owens' call to 'bring back manly men.'The 20-year-old sister of Miley Cyrus was defending the Watermelon Sugar singer when she made the remark, presumably at the expense of conservative commentator Candace Owens.The Nashville native said in an Instagram Stories post that Styles looks 'better than any of u nappy a*s heauxz' in his dress.In response, Owens hit back saying: 'Any one of woke liberals care to explain to me how @noahcyrus calling me a 'nappy a*s hoe' is not racist? I'm all ears. You guys love cancel culture.

Noah Cyrus has apologised after using an offensive racially charged term while defending Harry Styles.

Noah Cyrus is apologizing over a recent social media post.

Noah Cyrus, 20, apologized after using the racially insensitive word “nappy” to defend Harry Styles‘ binary-breaking Vogue cover. “I am mortified that I used a term without knowing the context and history, but I know now and I am horrified and truly sorry,” the singer wrote in an Instagram Story post on Dec. 3. She added, “I will never use it again. Thank you for educating me.”

Harry Styles’ iconic Vogue shoot.The Watermelon Sugar singer recently made headlines when he donned a Gucci gown for a Vogue photoshoot, with fans around the world applauding the snaps.However, right-wing pundit Candace Owens took aim at the pictures, tweeting that it was time to ‘bring back manly men’ – something Harry quoted in his latest Instagram post.Miley Cyrus’ sister has now waded into the debate on her Instagram story, sharing a now-deleted photo of the star in the designer dress, praising how well he rocked the dress, while using the term ‘nappy a** h***x’.The slur has been directed towards Black women in the past, as a derogatory way of describing their hair.Her post was quickly met with backlash on Twitter, with fans accusing

Harry Styles is a man in demand!In the newest issue of Vogue, the singer appears in a skirt. Although the photo caused some controversy, the magazine is already a huge hit.