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  • Terrence Howard’s Daughter Heaven Claims She Was Molested At 7 By Her Cousin

    Terrence Howard’s Daughter Heaven Claims She Was Molested At 7 By Her Cousin

    Terrence Howard‘s daughter, Heaven Howard, made the bold decision to speak about sexual abuse earlier this week. She revealed that a cousin molested her when she was seven years old and he was 12. Her disclosure is coming on the heels of releasing her new short film, Princess Love. Heaven said she had forgiven the cousin and tried to raise awareness about the high rate of child sexual abuse.

    Terrence Howard’s Daughter Revealed She Was Sexually Molested

    Terrence Howard’s daughter, Heaven Howard, took to Instagram earlier this week to expose a time someone hurt her. The choreographer revealed that a cousin, who was 12 years old at the time, molested her when she was 7. A visibly upset Heaven said, “I forgive him.” Terrence Howard’s daughter then revealed why she shared her story now. She explained that releasing her new short film, Princess Love, gave her the courage to be open about the incident.

    However, she admitted that she wasn’t absolutely ready to speak about being molested, as her heart was racing fast. “My heart is beating so fast,” she said. Heaven then added that she held no bad feelings toward her cousin. She also disclosed that he suffered the same thing at an even younger age.

    In the clip Onsite obtained, she said, “I don’t cry because of him. It’s not that. I hurt for him because when he was two years old, he was just a baby. He was raped, so when he was 12, he did something to me,” Heaven stated. “He deserved to be protected, but he wasn’t.”

    Heaven Says Her Story Makes Her Proud

    Terrence Howard’s daughter also spoke about how her new film and its director, Chris Dabney, shed light on generational abuse. She thanked him for how he portrayed the situation in the movie. Princess Love is premised on 16-year-old Madison, played by Heaven Howard. The teen loses her mother and gets pregnant after being sexually assaulted. Heaven said of the film:

    “I don’t think I have many words, but let the story guide you. I am so lucky to be apart of it. I’m so grateful to be able to speak and put a name to it. I am not afraid.” She also said, “I am not ashamed. I am proud. Do not pity me. Watch and understand that this happens. Don’t look away.”

    Netizens React To Terrence Howard’s Daughter’s Confession

    Heaven Howard’s revelation struck many people who praised her for her courage in speaking out despite not being fully healed. Netizens expressed support for her, and many agreed that sexual abuse, particularly child-on-child abuse, needed to be addressed. After watching Terrence Howard’s daughter’s confession, someone commented, “Say it out loud. Yell it! It’s the only way. Protect the children.”

    A second person remarked that child-on-child sexual abuse is often called a different name that hides how harmful it is. The person said, “They called it house.” Another person prayed for Terrence Howard’s daughter, saying, “Praying she is protected and loved during this tough time.” A fourth person commended her, noting, “This took strength!!”

    Terrence Howard’s daughter’s disclosure underscores the importance of discussing sexual abuse and supporting victims. Hopefully, Heaven’s courage in speaking out helps others who have gone through the same situation. Her film, Princess Love, is available on demand on Prime Video, YouTube, and Apple TV.

    #Clique, share your thoughts in the comment section.

  • Terrence Howard Says He Stopped Supporting Donald Trump After Mass Deportations Began

    Terrence Howard Says He Stopped Supporting Donald Trump After Mass Deportations Began

    Donald Trump’s mass deportations have seen him lose another supporter in the form of Terrence Howard. The actor recently revealed that he stopped backing the President after seeing the effect of his immigration policy. Meanwhile, Howard has drawn the ire of the internet for his disclosure, but not for what you might expect. Netizens are pissed that the Hustle & Flow star is shocked that the President fulfilled his campaign promises.

    Terrence Howard Changes His Mind About Donald Trump

    Terrence Howard says he is no longer in Donald Trump’s corner due to the latter’s immigration policy and mass deportations. He disclosed this on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast in an episode published on Monday, April 27. Howard said he reassessed his stance after evaluating the effects of Donald Trump’s mass deportations. He revealed he previously supported Trump after Maher commented on the new immigration policy.

    “I know, I was all in his corner, and that, that right there that hit me,” Howard disclosed. “I was like, ‘Dude, you can’t do that to somebody’s family.’” “You cannot do that. Bring them home.” The Empire actor and his host agreed when Maher said that the President could not “just send American citizens out of the country. Right to a prison, and not just a prison, a gulag.”

    Celebrities Who Have Expressed Concerns About Donald Trump’s Policies

    It appears Terrence Howard is not the only one reconsidering his position. When they met last month, Bill Maher had only praise for the President, calling him “gracious and measured.” The statement earned him backlash, and he is only now opening up about his reservations regarding Trump’s draconian immigration policy.

    Joe Rogan is another public figure who has expressed concerns about Donald Trump’s mass deportations. This includes the threat to deport American citizens to prisons outside the United States. The podcaster dissociated himself and warned that innocent and lawful immigrants were being caught up in Donald Trump’s mass deportations. He praised the President for the deportation of violent criminal gang members. However, he described the situation as “horrific” due to the lack of due process, per Homepage.

    Terrence Howard Comments on His Disclosure On Social Media

    After the interview, Terrence Howard took to social media to clarify his remarks. “I want to clarify my comments: I was 100 supportive of Trump until I saw news of an American citizen being wrongfully deported,” Howard said, explaining why the mass deportations changed his mind about Donald Trump. “That crossed a line for me. Protecting American citizens and families should always come first no matter what politics you believe in. My stance has always been about standing up for justice and fairness.”

    The actor’s explanation did him little good, though, as fans continued to slam him. “But he has been transparent about wanting to do this the entire time…so you supported the policy, but not him acting on it? Not understanding the disconnect,” someone said. A second person wrote, “This is our community’s problem. Weak Black men such as yourself who blindly follow behind a POS white man because he’s a jacka** who gets away with sh*t you can’t.”

    This is not the first time Terrence Howard has been vocal about Donald Trump. In 2017, he opined that Trump was “frightening the entire world. Everybody’s scared to death now,” he said on The View. At the time, he was referring to Trump’s warning to the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The former had warned Kim to desist from threatening the U.S., or he would respond with “fire and fury like they have never seen before.”

    Donald Trump’s mass deportations have earned him support and dissatisfaction from the populace. While some are happy to see him fulfilling his campaign promise, others, like Terrence Howard, are only just realizing the impact of such policies.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Terrence Howard Announces Plans to Expose Hollywood Through New Podcast

    Terrence Howard Announces Plans to Expose Hollywood Through New Podcast

    Terrence Howard is set to launch a podcast that will dive into his experiences in the entertainment world.

    As reported by TMZ, the actor revealed that he has been developing a podcast intended to shed light on Hollywood. He referred to it as a “studio’s nightmare and every actor’s wet dream.” Howard mentioned that he has begun recording episodes focused on media companies and plans to release the podcast to the public soon.

    One of the topics that will reportedly be addressed in Terrence Howard’s upcoming podcast is his lawsuit against CAA. Howard claims he was pressured to accept a lower salary for his role on the TV show Empire. He is expected to target executives at Disney and Fox, those who he feels wronged him while on the set of Empire. As well as individuals involved in what he describes as “business betrayals” and “shady transactions” throughout his career.

    Overall, the 56-year-old aims to provide listeners with an insight into the inner workings of Hollywood. However, he emphasized that he would not do so at the expense of fellow celebrities. This statement follows Howard’s recent bold statement on The PBD Podcast where he accused Diddy of attempting to have sexual relations with him.

    Additionally, he reportedly told TMZ that many people in the industry are too afraid to speak out against the Hollywood machine. However, Howard believes he has nothing to lose and is ready to ruffle the feathers of those in power.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Terrence Howard’s Former Agents Dismiss His Allegations That He Was Underpaid On ‘Empire’ As ‘Utterly Meritless’

    Terrence Howard’s Former Agents Dismiss His Allegations That He Was Underpaid On ‘Empire’ As ‘Utterly Meritless’

    Recently, Terrence Howard took legal action against his former agency, CAA (Creative Artists Agency LLC), claiming a conflict of interest in the company’s management of his salary for the show

    “Empire,” 

    as reported by Radaronline.com

    Howard alleges that CAA failed to adequately advocate for him during his time on the popular FOX musical drama, as the agency also represented the show’s co-creators and production company. Furthermore, Howard claims that CAA provided him with misleading information about the salaries of his white colleagues, resulting in a lower rate for his work.

    His lawsuit reportedly stated,

    “Not only did it become abundantly clear that his agents led him on a path to rely on information that was misleading, he discovered that this was the result of the fact that CAA was not acting in his best interest, but in the in the interest of their own financial benefit as well as the interest of the Production Companies and the producers, Daniels and Strong.”

    In response to Terrence Howard’s allegations, CAA has now provided its perspective on the matter. According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline, the agency has strongly dismissed Howard’s claims as

    “utterly meritless.”

    CAA has submitted a motion seeking the dismissal of Howard’s lawsuit, stating that

    “Howard filed his Complaint … asserting claims for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty premised on CAA’s alleged role as a ‘packaging agent’ on the television show Empire in December 2023—over nine years after Howard admits that CAA explicitly told him it was acting as the show’s packaging agent, seven years after Howard admits he suspected the alleged injury of which he now complains (i.e., that he was not paid enough), and more than four years after the highly publicized Writers Guild of America’s packaging lawsuit was filed against CAA (and other agencies), which Howard quotes in his Complaint.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Terrence Howard Sues Talent Agency Over ‘Empire’ Salary, Legal Team Says His Salary Was Low Compared To White Actors On His ‘Level Of Fame’ 

    Terrence Howard Sues Talent Agency Over ‘Empire’ Salary, Legal Team Says His Salary Was Low Compared To White Actors On His ‘Level Of Fame’ 

    Terrance Howard, who starred in the popular show Empire for its entire 6-season run, has filed a lawsuit against CAA, claiming he was underpaid and alleging a conflict of interest in the agency’s handling of his salary. The show was a massive success, garnering numerous nominations and awards, per The Hollywood Reporter.Despite the success of Empire, Terrence Howard claims that his contract, negotiated by CAA, only paid him $325,000 per episode during the peak of the show’s popularity, reports added. 

    The actor revealed,

    “I was never given a producer credit even though I rewrote most of the scenes and acted in the capacity of producer.”

    Terrence Howard accuses CAA of a conflict of interest, claiming that the agency, representing the show’s creators and production company, provided him with false information about salaries, leading to him being underpaid compared to other actors of similar fame such as Jon Hamm in Mad Man or Kevin Spacey in House of Cards. 

    He expressed,

    “I trusted CAA to look after me, and they looked after themselves.”

    The lawsuit also alleged that the agency’s refusal to negotiate in Howard’s best interest was racially biased. 

    “Discovery will show that this was racism. You won’t find in Discovery that a white actor — Oscar-nominated, Golden Globe-nominated — was treated like that,”

    said Howard’s legal team. 

    “CAA simply told Howard, ‘We’re not going to take the 10 percent agency fee this time because we packaged things together.’ In reality, it was a terrible thing because they had no incentive to fight for this man when he demanded to have his salary negotiated comparable to every other lead white actor out there,”

    they continued. 

    Howard’s legal team also criticized CAA and other agencies for their involvement in packaging fees, where agents receive direct payment from studios for securing famous actors for a writer’s project.

    “Over the last several years, agencies have become much more powerful and found a much more lucrative way of making money. It’s by being the packaging agent, where you represent actors, producers, production companies and your own financial interest. That’s where that fiduciary duty begins to break down. That’s why we’re here today,”

    they added. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?