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From Interview Drama to AI Death Hoaxes ( Mathew Knowles update and Queen Latifah Clears Her Name)

micThe Black Effect Podcast Network and iHeartPodcaststodayMarch 5, 2026

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    From Interview Drama to AI Death Hoaxes ( Mathew Knowles update and Queen Latifah Clears Her Name) The Black Effect Podcast Network and iHeartPodcasts


On this episode of The Latest with Loren LoRosa, Loren starts with Behind the Scenes of the Grind, sharing what it looks like as her platform continues to grow past eight million listeners. She opens up about expanding her team, searching for the right in-person assistant, and the challenges that come with scaling a brand while staying focused on storytelling and the work itself.

Then Loren gets into the latest headlines:

Matthew Knowles speaks out after his viral interview moment sparked backlash online. Loren breaks down why the interview ended abruptly and the conversation surrounding comments about Tina Knowles and her role in Destiny’s Child.

Queen Latifah posts a rare video responding to shocking fake rumors circulating online, including a viral AI-generated image and false claims about her health.

Loren also talks about how AI misinformation and viral rumors are spreading faster than ever—and why public figures are now being forced to respond in real time.

Plus, Loren shares her perspective on protecting your reputation, controlling the narrative, and navigating growth while building a platform in today’s fast-moving media landscape.

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Source: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-breakfast-club-24992238/

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