There's a fifth co-host of "The Real" on the way! Jeannie Mai, 42, revealed during Monday's episode of the daytime talk show that she and her husband, rapper Jeezy, 43, are expecting their first child ...

Jeezy and Jeannie Mai Jenkins got married in 2021 and welcomed a daughter before the rapper filed for divorce in September 2023 Nasha Smith is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

Three months after water damage forced the iconic Mai-Kai Restaurant and Polynesian Show to close for extensive repairs, its longtime owners are putting the 64-year-old tiki time capsule and its land ...

Jeannie Mai married rapper Jeezy last month in an intimate ceremony — so intimate, she couldn’t squeeze in her co-hosts at “The Real.” Mai, 42, explained to fans on her YouTube channel that in order ...

Jeannie Mai Jenkins has opened up about why she decided to have a child after being vocal about not wanting them for years. Mai, who recently announced her pregnancy with her rapper husband Jeezy, ...

Jeannie Mai got really personal about her sex life with rapper hubby Young Jeezy, revealing he loves including their bun in the oven in their love-making sessions — especially when she and her belly ...

“The Real” co-host Jeannie Mai Jenkins is currently expecting with husband, rapper Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins, recently revealing that she began in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments the day of their March ...

There’s a bun in the oven! Jeannie Mai Jenkins is pregnant with her first child! The 42-year-old TV host announced that she was expecting during the season eight premiere of her show The Real on ...

Mai Cuisine Inc. of Allentown, PA, is recalling 67 packs of “Shrimp Tempura Kabuki Roll WR” purchased in the state of California because of potential Salmonella contamination. The recall was initiated ...

After months of concealing her blossoming belly, Jeannie Mai Jenkins revealed Monday that she and her rapper husband Jeezy are expecting their first child together. “I can definitely say that our Real ...

Jeannie Mai never thought the Bay Area in California, where she grew up, was racist. "The Real" host just thought it was a case of a few bad apples. She remembers when her aunts and uncles left ...