Michael Omari: Last News

Stormzy is officially the king of Christmas as he took to the stage to perform at a festive event Fairfield Halls in the musician’s hometown of Croydon, giving free tickets to people living in the south London borough.It was a truly festive affair as attendees were also treated to games, workshops, a tombola, and a performance from a choir.Brit Award-winner Stormzy, real name Michael Omari, took to the stage clutching a microphone and wearing a fitting festive Father Christmas hat.

Stormzy as ‘rude’ for ignoring her when she and husband Spencer Matthews ran into him on the street outside a restaurant.The rapper must be a Made In Chelsea fan as he immediately ‘high fived’ the TV star but apparently didn’t say a peep to Vogue, which made her ‘sick to her stomach’.Fuming, the Irish model insisted she is ‘finished’ with Stormzy, real name Michael Omari, and felt the very least he could have done is say hello.To rub salt into the wound, the mum-of-two is actually a huge fan of the musician and even plays his albums when she’s in the shower.Spencer recalled the devastating (for Vogue) moment on the latest episode of their podcast admitting that he didn’t bother to introduce his own wife to the man because he was too

hereHe added: “Black people have been playing on an uneven field for far too long and this pledge is a continuation in the fight to finally try and even it.”The 26-year-old said further information on the pledge would be released at a later date and urged others to also vow to support similar causes.Stormzy, real name Michael Omari, launched his own publishing imprint, #Merky Books, a collaboration with Penguin Random House, in July 2018.It is set to publish the autobiography of Malorie Blackman, the author of the Noughts And Crosses books, in 2022.