"Chuck Smith" From "RHOA" Has A Baby's Mother....And A 19-Year-Old Daughter!

It seems as though Chuck and Mynique Smith are being groomed to become new cast members on "RHOA". And even though we're not really feeling them, we're totally here for the shade being thrown at "Big Homie" Chuck.


Chuck has made himself infamous after just a couple episodes after it came out that he slept with both Phaedra and Kandi back in the day. And his wife, Mynique, was in for a rude awakening when she found out that her husband likely lied about what his relationships with the two women were ACTUALLY like.


During a recent episode, Mynique traveled to Savannah, GA with the cast, and SHE brought up that Chuck used to "sleep with" Kandi and Phaedra...but he said it was nothing serious and they were nothing but quick jumpoffs. Kandi and Phaedra both schooled her that even though it really no longer mattered, they actually had lengthy relationships with him. So much so that families were involved.


So while Chuck tried to cover his ass with his wife, he's been going off on Phaedra telling her they were never "boyfriend/girlfriend" and she and Kandi were just "part of the team". Yes, the team of chicks he slept with back in the day. He was adamant that he just wanted her and Kandi to feel special so they could be friends with benefits.


With all that said, we've learned about another member of the "team". Chuck, in addition to the family he has with his current wife, has a 19-year-old daughter named Giavanni with a woman named Dr. Toni Black whoooaa!

Bruno Mars' mother dies of brain aneurysm

Los Angeles (CNN) -- The mother of Grammy-winning singer Bruno Mars died of a brain aneurysm in a Honolulu, Hawaii, hospital Saturday, a Mars representative told CNN Sunday. Bernadette Hernandez was 55.


Mars -- born Peter Gene Hernandez in Hawaii 27 years ago -- was just 4 when he began performing in his family's show as an Elvis impersonator.


He moved to Los Angeles as a young adult to write and produce for other artists, but his last three years have been his most successful.


His debut album for Atlantic Records, "Doo-Wops & Hooligans," includes "Just The Way You Are," which won him a Grammy for best male pop vocal performance in 2010. The album and his hit single "Grenade" were nominated for three Grammys in 2011.


His second album, "Unorthodox Jukebox," includes the hits "Locked Out of Heaven" and "When I Was Your Man."


Mars is set to resume touring on June 22, but it was not immediately clear whether the concert schedule would be affected by his mother's death.