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The celebrity gossip universe is on fire this week, with threats, lawsuits, wild accusations, social media beefs, and even fake Uno casino rumors flooding the internet. From Shaquille O’Neal threatening to punch someone in the face to Drake accusing UMG of artificial streaming manipulation, it’s been a chaotic ride—and Celeb Sauce captured it all. Let’s unpack the whirlwind of drama, shade, and unexpected plot twists.

Shaquille O’Neal Goes Full Goliath on RG3

Shaq doesn’t mince words—and when it comes to defending Angel Reese, he’ll go full-on gladiator. The NBA legend issued a fierce warning to former NFL quarterback and podcaster Robert Griffin III (RG3) after RG3 reignited controversy around Reese by revisiting her past social media actions and fueling narratives about her alleged hatred toward Caitlin Clark.

RG3 had previously spoken out against racism aimed at Reese, but claims she reposted a video that led to threats against his family. “She shared a video that aided in my wife, kids, and friends receiving death threats,” RG3 said. He stood by his claim that Reese harbors resentment toward Clark due to constant media comparisons, stating, “Angel Reese has grown to hate Caitlin Clark.”

But Shaq wasn’t having it. In a powerful and emotional clip, he directly addressed RG3, warning, “Tweet another monkey post about my girl Angel Reese, I’m punching your [expletive] face.” Shaq made it clear—this wasn’t about playful commentary or sports banter anymore. “Leave my Angel Reese alone,” he demanded, adding that he’s been personally calling Reese to help her stay composed. “I’m the one telling her, ‘Baby, keep it classy.’”

Shaq’s bottom line? RG3’s podcast legacy can’t compete with the career he left behind on the field, and he better stay in his lane.

Drake Accuses UMG of Bot-Powering Kendrick’s Hit

Meanwhile, in a different corner of celebrity chaos, Drake is taking legal swings. According to court documents, he’s named Kojo Mini Asamoa as the man behind alleged payments to manipulate streaming numbers on Kendrick Lamar’s viral diss track, Not Like Us. The track dominated the charts, but Drake claims that was no organic success story.

Instead, he believes Asamoa, allegedly operating under UMG exec Ramon Alvarez Smickle, paid third-party companies to inflate streams using bots. His legal team has already spent over $75,000 tracking Asamoa across California and Maryland in hopes of serving a subpoena.

But here’s the twist: Spotify reportedly conducted a purge of artificial streams, and Not Like Us came out unaffected. In contrast, other artists—rumored to include Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, and possibly even Drake himself—allegedly saw stream count dips.

Though nothing’s confirmed, the message is loud: Drake’s not just upset. He’s out for justice… and receipts.

Uno Casino Rumors: Skip That Story

Somewhere between Shaq’s rage and Drake’s subpoenas, the internet got duped by a card game. Word spread fast that Uno—yes, the family-friendly draw-four showdown—was headed to Las Vegas casinos. Fans imagined wild card tournaments, blackjack tables replaced with reverse cards, and dealers handing out +2s instead of chips.

But alas, it was a bluff.

Mattel, the company behind Uno, released a statement saying, “The casino floor isn’t ready for us yet.” They chalked up the confusion to premature excitement and clarified that while a social club themed after Uno is indeed launching at the Palms Casino Resort, there won’t be any official gambling tables.

Uno’s final play? A cheeky, “Stay wild.” No reverse card needed.

Shannon Sharpe Lawsuit in Limbo

NFL Hall of Famer and media powerhouse Shannon Sharpe appears to have dodged a legal bullet—at least for now. A $50 million lawsuit filed against him for alleged sexual misconduct was supposed to kick off with an initial court hearing this week.

But guess what? The accuser and her legal team—led by none other than high-profile attorney Tony Busby—were no-shows. According to legal analysts, skipping the first court appearance could severely damage the case or lead to dismissal altogether.

Until then, Sharpe walks free, and the silence from the other side is deafening.

607 Unk vs Meek Mill: “Show Me Your Bootyhole”

Now for one of the strangest internet moments of the year, courtesy of 607 Unk. The online personality lit into Meek Mill in a jaw-droppingly bizarre rant. Responding to Meek’s offer of $100K to anyone who can prove he’s gay, 607 responded with the most unexpected request in viral video history: “Show your bootyhole.”

He claimed, “When you gay, your bootyhole got wrinkles in it.” Yes, really.

While 607 played up the theatrics, his real genius might be marketing. Much like Charleston White or Orlando Brown, he’s created an outlandish, unforgettable persona—part performance art, part social media chaos engine. And even when the lights mysteriously cut out during one of his spiritual rants, you could see the fear flash across his face. Maybe the universe clapped back.

Top 5 Stabbed in the UK—But Still Alive

Canadian rapper Top 5 reportedly got into hot water across the pond—literally. Rumors say he was stabbed in the neck while overseas in London after disrespecting locals. While he’s still alive, he’s allegedly been added to a UK ban list along with others from his circle.

Despite the seriousness of the event, fans are reminded that international drama can carry heavy consequences—especially when street politics and music beefs cross borders.

Final Thoughts: From Chaos to the Scriptures

In typical Celeb Sauce fashion, the report wrapped up with shoutouts to loyal viewers and even a bit of scripture. From Second Peter: “Grace and peace be multiplied to you through the knowledge of God.” It’s a reminder that while celebrity chaos might be entertaining, there’s always room for some peace in your feed.

So whether you’re ducking Shaq’s punch, dodging Uno draw-fours, or dodging subpoenas like Asamoa, just remember—celebrity culture isn’t just wild. It’s a full-contact sport.

And that’s your Celeb Source wrap-up for the week.