For the most part, “Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together” is one of the ... bacon and figuring out where to live reminds me of simpler times in reality television. On the show, the two are living in a ...

The happy couple has been making the rounds promoting their new Peacock reality TV show, 'Nelly and Ashanti: We Belong Together' ...

Now to be fair (sorta) to Nelly, the couple does have a nanny and he did tell Ashanti up front that he had no plans of changing diapers for their child before she even got pregnant. But it seems like ...

They began by rating various red carpet looks over the years. One photo of Ashanti appeared to be from the very early stages ...

But it’s their new Peacock reality show “Nelly and Ashanti: We Belong Together” that really unpacks the pair’s relationship, tracing their marriage and parenthood journey after reuniting a ...

In an interview with The Shade Room, Nelly admitted that he's "pretty much on cruise control with parenting" after starting over at 50. Now, Nelly says he lives vicariously throug ...

The rapper, 50, insisted to his wife, Ashanti, that he won’t deal with their baby boy’s diapers in a viral clip from their new reality show.

Nelly shared his warning to his wife, Ashanti, as they prepared to welcome their son Kareem Kenkaide “KK” in July 2024. The "Country Grammar" rapper noted that he didn't plan to chase their toddler ...

Ashanti opened up about Nelly’s physical attributes in a hilarious teaser for their new show, “We Belong Together.” Ashanti dropped a bombshell in a cheeky teaser for her upcoming reality ...

"Nelly and Ashanti shouldn’t have done this TV show. Relationships are both complicated and unique. Reality tv does nothing but open the door to critique, whether it be valid or not, and ...

Nelly and Ashanti recently insight into their life as parents to baby boy Kareem—including the occupational hazards of navigating the physiology of a male baby—during an interview with E! News.

As for Nelly, I forgot that he is technically a reality TV pro at this point. His first show, “Nellyville,” premiered on BET a little more than a decade ago.