Rapper Sexyy Red has deleted an AI-generated image of her holding hands with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and has apologized to King's daughter. Bernice King called the image posted to X out on ...

The post, intended as a tribute, drew sharp criticism from Dr. Bernice King, MLK’s youngest daughter, who described the image as “distasteful” and “disrespectful.” Sexyy Red wasted no ...

Martin Luther King Jr. in 1967 and Sexyy Red in 2025. CREDIT: Michael Ochs Archives and Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images Sexyy Red has deleted AI-generated images of herself with Martin Luther King ...

Roy Wood Jr. On Why Automated Checkout Lines Are Getting On Our Last Nerve It all started on Monday when Red shared a couple of since-deleted AI images of her and MLK Jr on social media.

Photo: X The image depicted Sexyy Red holding hands with Martin Luther King Jr., who was assassinated in 1968. Bernice King, 61, found the image disrespectful, calling it “distasteful ...

“You ain't wrong, never meant to disrespect your family,” Sexyy said in a post on X on Tuesday. “My apologies. Just reposted something l saw that I thought was innocent.” Bernice later ...

Aww baby, we love Trump. We need him back in office.” Sexyy Red apologizes for sharing ‘disrespectful’ AI images of MLK after his daughter’s furious messages. (Photos: @sexyyred ...

Sexyy Red has never shied away from controversy, often making bold and attention-grabbing moves in her career. However, on January 20, the rapper sparked backlash with an AI-generated image she ...

Bernice King, lawyer, global thought leader, activist and daughter of late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., spoke out against Sexyy Red after the rapper posted a fake image with her fat ...

A set of red drinks is seen in this undated stock photo. STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images When looking at food labels, in addition to looking at the color additives, consumers should also look at the ...

This image shows a pile of candy corn in Westchester County ... The Food and Drug Administration is ordering food and drug makers to remove a dye called Red 3 from the products U.S. consumers eat and ...