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December 23, 2021
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Pretty Ricky’s Baby Blue Sentenced to 20 Months in for COVID Scam

[ad_1] Pretty Ricky rapper Baby Blue Whoaaa has received his fate for his participation in a COVID-19 loan scam from last year.According to court documents obtained by XXL on Wednesday (Dec. 22), the South Florida rhymer, born Diamond Blue Smith, was sentenced to 20 months in prison on Dec. 16 for one count of Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud. Baby Blue's sentencing comes over a year after he was accused in October of 2020 of filing fake loan applications to obtain funds specifically allotted to small businesses as part of the United States' Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Baby Blue received more than $24 million.Additionally, he must...

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December 23, 2021
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R. Kelly Could Stand Against Jay-Z in a Verzuz, Says Baby Blue

[ad_1] Jay-Z may think his catalog is unmatched for anyone to battle him in a Verzuz, but Pretty Ricky rapper Baby Blue Whoaaa thinks otherwise.Hours after Jay's Tuesday night (Dec. 21) Twitter Spaces conversation went viral, in which he nixed all hope of there being a Jay-Z Verzuz battle, the Florida native hopped on Twitter and suggested R. Kelly—Jigga's former collaborator—as a potential opponent."I’m surprised no one has said it yet….JAYZ VS RKELLY VERSUS BEST OF BOTH WORLDS‍ Don’t shoot the messenger," Baby Blue tweeted Wednesday morning (Dec. 22). "I’m just saying who can stand on stage with Jay Z."Last night, while Alicia Keys was on Twitter's audio platform promoting her new album, Keys,...

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October 10, 2020
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Baby Blue Says He’s Facing Life in Prison Over COVID Loan Scam

[ad_1] Rapper, Baby Blue Whoaaaa, formerly of Pretty Ricky, is in deep trouble with the federal government after being accused of being a part of a $24 million COVID-19 loan scam. The South Florida artist is saying he could pay a very steep price if found guilty.On Friday (Oct. 9), Blue updated fans on his situation on Instagram, sharing a photo of himself wearing a suit and captioning the pic, "Wish me luck. Seeing the judge in 30 mins." The photo was reposted by The Shade Room shortly afterward, who noted the troubling situation the rapper finds himself in. After his court appearance, Blue commented on TSR post with another update, which...

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October 8, 2020
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Pretty Ricky’s Baby Blue Arrested for $24 Million COVID Loan Scam

[ad_1] Rapper Baby Blue Whoaaaa, formerly known as Baby Blue from the R&B group Pretty Ricky, is in some hot water after being accused of participating in a scam to file fake loan applications to obtain millions of dollars allocated for small businesses due to the coronavirus pandemic.According to the U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday (Oct. 6), Baby Blue, born Diamond Blue Smith, 36, and another man named Tonye C. Johnson, 28, were charged in federal criminal complaints filed in the Southern District of Florida on numerous fraud charges. The men were hit with wire fraud, bank fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud after seeking more than $24 million in Paycheck Protection Program...

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