While SZA’s BBL bawwwwdy has caused a lot of envy among fans, the singer isn’t exactly happy with her decision to go under the knife.

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In a new interview with British Vogue, the “All The Stars” singer opened up about getting a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) for the first time. SZA admits that she regrets the procedure as she doesn’t think it was necessary, wishing she had instead prioritized other things like her mental health.

“I’m so mad I did that sh*t,” she admitted to the outlet. “I gained all this weight from being immobile while recovering and trying to preserve the fat. It was just so stupid.”

“But who gives a f**k,” SZA continued. “You got a BBL, you realize you didn’t need the sh*t. It doesn’t matter. I’ll do a whole bunch more sh*t just like it if I want to before I’m f***ing dead because this body is temporary. It just wasn’t super necessary – I have other sh*t that I need to work on about myself… I need to get my f***ing mental health together… Not to say you can’t do those things simultaneously, just, for me, I realize wherever you go, there you’ll be.”

Despite thinking it was unnecessary, SZA still isn’t mad about her results, insisting she “love[s] my butt.”

“Don’t get me wrong. My booty look nice,” she said. “And I’m grateful that it looks pretty much… I don’t know, sometimes natural, but I don’t even care. It’s something that I wanted. I’m enjoying it. I love shaking it.”

Elsewhere in the interview, the artist also opened up about her struggled with fame, saying that she’s considered ending her music career over the anxiety it brings her.

“Every day I grapple with, ‘Am I done with music?’ Maybe I’m just not meant to be famous – I’m crashing and burning and behaving erratically,” she explained. “It’s not for me because I have so much anxiety. But why would God put me in this position if I wasn’t supposed to be doing this? So I just keep trying to rise to the occasion. But I’m also just like, ‘Please, the occasion is beating my a**.’”

One thing that helps SZA keep grounded is her day-one fans, who keep her informed so she doesn’t always have to tap into the internet.

“Day-one fan pages, [who] then became my friends. They keep me abreast of everything,” she revealed. “I’ll be like, ‘Guys, should I delete this?’ They’ll be like, ‘No, you’re fine, but you should probably drop another version of that song because people want to hear that.’ They let me know so I don’t have to go look on the internet.”

You can read SZA’s entire interview with British Vogue here.

Last Thursday, a Black woman in a historically Black community in New Jersey discovered racist graffiti spraypainted on her home, which included the words, “I hate n****rs” along with racist symbols.

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Now, county officials are condemning the hateful graffiti, which has since been cleaned off by community members, after the victim of the hateful attack spoke out about how “disheartened” it made her feel.

“I felt violated,” Lawnside, N.J. resident Dawn Hines previously told ABC 6. “Immediately, I was disheartened. I was sad. I was a little angry because like out of everything, I felt, ‘How was I targeted?’”

Hines, 53, said that in her 20 years of living in the community, she had never experienced anything like it before. She and other Lawnside residents believe it was an intentional message of hate towards the historically Black town and its community members, and that even the placement of the message was part of the message.

“They knew where to put it,” Hines’s neighbor, Qawi Austin, said of the graffiti, which faces the busy intersection of Evesham Avenue. “They knew where to get the message and they wanted to make sure everyone saw it because of the busy traffic that comes here.”

“Some of us are feeling more empowered around what we do next as a community while you’ll have others who are looking over their shoulders,” Austin continued.

One would think that after getting their orangey-white nationalist overlord elected president for a second time, white supremacists would be happy and busy celebrating the fact that they made America, well, the same old America again, but since the election of Donald Trump, Black residents across the country are receiving racist texts, suspected hate crimes have already increased, and cowardly Klan-ish stormtroopers are going around Black neighborhoods letting Black people know how they truly feel about us — not that we didn’t already know.

Anyway, local police are investigating the graffiti on Hines’ fence as a hate crime. According to the Courier Post, anyone with information on the vandalism is asked to call borough police at 856 573-6205 or the county prosecutor’s office at 856-225-8400.

Tyrese Gibson insists he’s never appeared in any explicit videos with Sean “Diddy” Combs, and he’s blaming Donald Trump’s supporters for starting such rumors.

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On election day, the Fast and Furious star took to X to show his support for Vice President Kamala Harris. After holding up a Harris Walz sign on the side of the street, he flaunted his “I Voted” sticker before heading back to his car and speaking to the camera.

Following his endorsement, Complex reports that Tyrese said rumors of a video with him and Combs began to circulate, which he is blaming on Donald Trump supporters. Right-wing conspiracy theorists flooded the comments of many celebrities supporting Harris prior to the election, insisting their endorsement came as an attempt to save them during Diddy’s upcoming trial, though it’s unclear where this conspiracy theory came from (especially considering the fact that Trump is the candidate who’s been pictured with Combs countless times).

“We get it. You were on Diddy’s list,” one reply reads.

Another added, “Oh no, what does diddy have on you bro?”

While nobody was taking these allegations seriously, Tyrese still took the time to reply, insisting his attendance at Combs’ infamous parties didn’t involve any of the heinous activities he is being accused of.

“There is no such thing as a Diddy tape, literally,” Gibson said on Instagram Live this week. “I wanna tell y’all that I’ve been to some of the most legendary parties, I got no regrets.”

He continued, “If you’re from L.A. and you’ve been to these parties, you would know that Diddy always had the most legendary parties that were always star-studded. I got plenty of photos, proudly, like every other celebrity and star that went to his party. Anybody who’s not on the internet talking about a Diddy party—you should be more concerned about them, allegedly, about what they did or what they on tape doing.”

“There is no such thing allegedly as a Tyrese-Diddy tape,” the actor concluded. “That is a bunch of Donald Trump n****s in my comments, trying to discourage me from speaking up and speaking out.”

After Diddy was arrested on charges of racketeering, sex trafficking, and using transportation to engage in prostitution, many celebrities have been accused of some sort of involvement.

While many of them seemed to come out of thin air, Tyrese publicly defended Diddy after his homes were raided by authorities.

“I don’t condone nor do I support abuse, bullying sexual assault or anything that is currently being alleged but what I can’t do is turn the blinds on how much this mean to me and all of us, and what he has done for the community of music and culture,” Gibson wrote in a since-deleted Instagram post.

“I’m praying for Diddy his kids, his family, his mother, and all of the alleged victims that’s in the middle of trying to simply have their voices to be heard,” he continued. “I love this brother he’s been nothing but kind and generous towards me and that’s the way I feel praying and praying for more of a better outcome of all of this is happening, God bless you Diddy if you ever need to call me and just need a listening here I’m right here bro.”