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Somebody might want to check on Donald Trump because his Barack Obama obsession clearly isn’t letting up anytime soon. The president has social media in an uproar yet again after posting another (probably AI) egregiously offensive image of Barack and Michelle Obama on Truth Social. Somehow, despite all the duties that he has at the White House, he still has plenty of time to troll the first family that continues to live rent-free the deluxe apartment in the sky that is his head. According to the Associated Press via Yahoo News, Trump shared a photoshopped image of the Obamas smiling and waving next to an Air Force One covered in graffiti phrases like “Yes We Can,” “BLM,” “Obama,” and the Arabic phrase “alhamdulillah,” which translates to “praise be to God.” As expected, the internet wasted no time calling out the not-so-subtle message behind the meme. Critics blasted the image for recycling the same racial and cultural dog whistles Trump has leaned on for years, from the graffiti aesthetic to the references to Black Lives Matter and Arabic text. It’s the kind of “edgy” political trolling that’s become as predictable as sunrise. One of those critics was Don Lemon who spared nothing when firing back at Trump. “Donald Trump is obsessed and you can see it after the stuff he put out about Barack Obama with the graffiti on the side of Air Force one. It’s embarrassing. He is so jealous of Barack Obama he cannot stand it he will never have the class, the grace, the good looks, the education, the beautiful family the beautiful wife. One wife, not three or four baby mamas.” And if you’re feeling déjà vu, you’re not alone. This isn’t even Trump’s first racist insult toward the Obamas in 2026. Just a few months ago, as BOSSIP previously reported, the orange man sparked outrage after sharing another manipulated image depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as primates during Black History Month. That post eventually disappeared after widespread criticism, though Trump never publicly apologized. Making the latest post even more eyebrow-raising is the timing. Trump recently showed off the newly refurbished Air Force One, a Boeing 747-800 gifted by the financially finagling folks from Qatar, only to turn around and post a vandalized version of the iconic aircraft for laughs. He also reportedly uploaded another altered image taking aim at the Obama Presidential Center because the audacity of a negro having a building dedicated to books and reading. In typical Obama fashion, neither the former President nor the forever First Lady responded. At this point, Trump’s fixation on Barack Obama has become one of the longest-running beefs in modern politics. From heinous birther conspiracies to AI-generated memes and now graffiti-themed Photoshop jobs, he keeps reaching into the same bag of tricKKKs. The only thing more consistent than Trump’s Obama content is the internet asking the same question every time he posts: “Orange man…aren’t you supposed to be running the country?” The post Rent Free: Donald Trump Posts Racist Image Of Obamas On Graffiti-Sprayed Air Force One, Don Lemon Claps Back appeared first on Bossip.

Source: Photo courtesy of WLOX / Nolan Xavier Wells (Middle Right) went missing on the fourth of July. UPDATE – Tuesday, July 6, 2026, 4:42 p.m. EST Nolan Xavier Wells’ devastated mother, Christine Wonsley, is speaking out after authorities discovered a body believed to be that of her missing 18-year-old son on the morning of July 6. In a Facebook post shared Monday afternoon, Wonsley seemingly confirmed that the body was Nolan’s, though authorities have not yet released an official identification. “I want to thank our family, friends, community, United Cajun Navy, local law enforcement, and everyone involved for all the love, support, resources over the last few days,” the grieving mother wrote. “His father, our family, friends and I are absolutely devastated. My heartbroken for my sweet son who was always willing to cheer and uplift others. Nolan was a special soul, God took his time creating our son. I ask that you please give me and my family time to grieve.” During an interview with WLOX, Jackson County Coroner Bruce Lynd said DNA testing will officially confirm the identity. However, he added, “There is no reason to believe it is not him.” The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office also said the body matched Wells’ description, while members of the family shared posts on social media confirming their heartbreaking loss. A body believed to be Nolan Wells was found on the morning of June 6. Earlier Monday morning (July 6), Mississippi authorities announced that a body had been discovered on the northwest end of Horn Island following an extensive multi-agency search for Wells. The urgent search began after the 18-year-old went missing near Horn Island. According to Jackson County Sheriff John Ledbetter, Wells was last seen around 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 4, while spending Independence Day on the island with friends. Ledbetter said Wells’ mother reported him missing late Saturday night after he failed to return home. She also shared photos from the outing on Facebook in hopes that someone would find her son. Sadly, a park ranger discovered a body at approximately 8:45 a.m. on Monday, according to a report from WLOX. Wells’ grandfather, Christopher Wells Sr., also took to Facebook to confirm that the body found was Nolan. “My daughter Christine, and her husband Elmore prayed for a positive outcome but they also had to prepare themselves for the worst now that my grandson has been found it’s time for answers,” he wrote Monday afternoon. “But be mindful they need space and need to grieve there has been enough finger pointing let law enforcement do their job.” Nolan Wells Missing On Horn Island: What happened? The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department, along with the Jackson County Mobile Command Unit, had been searching Horn Island near the Lake Mars Boat Launch, with assistance from the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, Gulf Islands National Seashore officials, and the U.S. Coast Guard. The sheriff’s office has established its command post at the Lake Mars Boat Launch, located at 1200 Lake Mars Ave. in Ocean Springs. The United Cajun Navy had also joined the operation, deploying aircrafts to assist with search efforts. Wells was described as an 18-year-old Black man standing at approximately 6 feet, 1 inch tall and weighing about 180 pounds. Investigators said he was last seen wearing blue swim trunks, sunglasses, and no shirt. A photo shared during the search shows him sitting on a boat with three friends while celebrating the Fourth of July holiday. The United Cajun Navy’s Josh Gill said Nolan Wells was last seen “talking to a girl” on the north end of Horn Island. The United Cajun Navy said it was concentrating its search on Wells’ last known location on the island, according to incident commander Josh Gill. In a Facebook post shared July 5, Gill said Wells was last seen on the island’s north end “talking to a girl” in the area before he went out to Horn Island with his friends on the boat. As the search continued, United Cajun Navy member Brian Trascher shared additional details with WLOX about areas crews had investigated. “There were some people that thought he might have wandered off to the middle of the island, maybe into that lake. We sent people up there today, and if he was barefoot, there’s no way he made it up there,” Brian said. “There’s cactuses and a lot of thorny brush. He would not have comfortably been able to make it to the middle of the island. He probably would’ve turned around and went to the beach.“ Nolan Wells Missing: What can you do to help? Search crews remained active Monday morning, with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department continuing operations from its command post at the Lake Mars Boat Launch. Officials said that the investigation remains active and are urging anyone who spoke with Wells on Horn Island Saturday,  or anyone who may have seen him,  to contact the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department at 228-769-3063. “If you were one of the group that was with him or you were on the island and you were there and saw anything, please don’t be afraid to come forward and tell the authorities exactly what you know,” said Trascher. “It’s very important right now in these critical moments that we get truthful, confirmable information.” The sheriff’s department said even the smallest piece of information could prove critical in helping investigators determine Wells’ last known location. Wells previously played football at Ocean Springs High School and was a wide receiver at Southwest Mississippi Community College. On July 5, the college shared a message on Facebook asking the community to keep Wells and his loved ones in their thoughts. “The SMCC Family is praying for beloved football player Nolan Wells, his loved ones and everyone involved in the search,” the college penned. “We ask our community to join us in praying for Nolan’s safe return.” SEE MORE: Everything We Know About Kada Scott, Whose Body Was Found In Philly What Happened To The

Just months before one of the most anticipated fantasy films of 2027 hits theaters, Children of Blood and Bone author Tomi Adeyemi has made it apparent that she is distancing herself from the movie adaptation of her bestselling novel. Read on for why Adeyemi is separating herself from the movie. The acclaimed writer surprised fans over the weekend by sharing a series of emotional TikTok posts explaining why she has remained silent about the upcoming Paramount Pictures film. While many readers wondered why Adeyemi had not been promoting the adaptation, the author revealed that much more is happening behind the scenes than the public knows. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Adeyemi shared a screenshot that read, “There is a reason I will not post anything about the adaptation of my work. That’s all.” She later revealed an even more heartbreaking update, writing, “Since someone asked, I have not seen the film, and I will not watch it. It’s been painful holding this back from you all.” Although Adeyemi serves as an executive producer and shares screenplay credit with director Gina Prince-Bythewood, she said she has chosen to separate herself from the project. Responding to a fan who expressed sadness over her posts, Adeyemi wrote, “I do not mind anyone going to watch the film. I wrote this for us. I fought for us. I’m just laying down my sword and officially separating my name because I can’t keep being hurt and attacked behind the scenes.” Check out her post below: According to reporting from The Jasmine Brand, the author also posted what appeared to be a screenshot of a message sent to Amandla Stenberg in February 2025. In the message, Adeyemi instructed the actress not to use her name in interviews or contact her again. The timestamp aligns with a period when Stenberg publicly addressed criticism surrounding the casting and said Adeyemi had supported the decision, though that TikTok has since been deleted, according to reports. Based on Adeyemi’s best-selling 2018 novel, Children of Blood and Bone follows a young woman determined to restore magic that was violently taken from her people in the fictional kingdom of Orïsha. The adaptation features an all-star cast including Thuso Mbedu, Tosin Cole, Damson Idris, Cynthia Erivo, Lashana Lynch, Regina King, Idris Elba, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Viola Davis. The film is still scheduled to arrive in theaters on Jan. 15, 2027. Director Gina Prince-Bythewood previously called it an honor to bring Adeyemi’s beloved fantasy world to the big screen. For now, however, Adeyemi says her focus remains on the readers who embraced her vision from the very beginning. As she told fans, “I will always care about us. More than any glitter.” Adeyemi’s comments have sparked widespread online conversation, with many supporters expressing empathy and hoping that one day she feels at peace with a story that has inspired millions around the world. The author seems laser-focused on her next project, The Siren, coming September 29, 2026. RELATED: Alert Andy, ASAP? Yandy Smith Says She’d ‘Absolutely Explore’ Joining #RHOA If A Peach Were Offered The post ‘Children Of Blood And Bone’ Author Tomi Adeyemi Says She Won’t Watch Film Adaptation & Is ‘Officially Separating’ From The Project appeared first on Bossip.