Celebrity Tweets of the Week

Each week, we make it our business to tweethustle and see what some of your favorite celebs tweet out into the universe. And occasionally, we’ll bump into a tweet that’s so inspirational, obnoxious, deep or knee-slapping hilarious that we hafta share it. This week we bring to you Fabolous, Tyra Banks, Tyga, Lauren London, Miguel, and more. Enjoy!
Is Tyra Banks the only one who still doesn’t know what ‘Rack City’ is?

If you are just as clueless as she is, don’t worry Tyga cleared things up for Ms. Banks

After being swagged out, Tyra joked:

R&B Star Miguel and Young Money rapper Tyga both got a little frisky on their timeline.


Singer Chrisette Michelle showed her sense of humor by getting into the April Fools spirit and pranking her followers.


Even celebrities like Lauren London were going after the Mega Millions jackpot. She played the lottery for the first time aiming for the loot.

Mr. John Jackson (Fabolous) almost got himself in trouble on Twitter while watching the Notre Dame basketball game, scouting for the hunnies on the bench. He was on the hunt to find out who the girl in the blue dress was… until Emily B. caught him that is.


Watch it Fab!
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