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Chance The Rapper and his wife, Kristen Corley, are parting ways as she has taken steps to end their marriage. As per the latest reports, Corley filed for divorce from the rapper last Friday, just shy of what would have been their sixth wedding anniversary.

The former couple shares two young daughters, Kensli, 9, and Marli, 5. Details about whether Corley is requesting spousal or child support remain unclear, as the legal filings have not been publicly accessible.

Chance, whose fortune is estimated to be around $25 million, has yet to make a remake of the matter.

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Chance the Rapper and Kristen Corley Announced Their Separation Back in April

Chance, 31, and Kristen Corley revealed their separation in April.

“After a period of separation, the two of us have decided to part ways,...

Video footage of Chance the Rapper doing some dirty dancing with a scantily clad woman recently went viral, and it appears his wife has something to say about it.

In a video posted on Instagram, the rapper is seen grinding his crotch against the posterior of a dancing woman during Carnival in Jamaica earlier this year.

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Chance’s dancing is punctuated by his occasional slaps on the woman’s bare buttocks.

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This week, Chance’s wife, Kirsten Corley, issued an Instagram post featuring a passage from “Home”, an essay written by late poet Maya Angelou.

One passage of the essay is highlighted, apparently referencing her husband’s ill-conceived behaviour in the video, which he has yet to publicly address.

David Duchovny may not be returning as Fox Mulder any time soon, but any "X-Files" fans missing the site of the show's former leading man carrying a gun and a badge can rejoice. NBC has placed a 13 episode, straight-to-series order for "Aquarius," a 1960s set show focusing on an Lapd sergeant's hunt for Charles Manson, according to Variety.  "Event series are a big priority for us, and the combination of a show that charts the lead-up to the Manson murders, along with a television star of the magnitude of David Duchovny, is the very definition of an event," NBC Entertainment prexy Jennifer Salke told Variety. The show will track Duchovny's character and his younger partner as they first start the hunt for a man luring women to his cult. John McNamara ("In Plain Sight," "Profit") is writing the series with Duchovny, Marty Adelstein ("Prison Break"), and Melanie Green executive producing.

In his first foray into American television, British actor Paul Bettany is in negotiations to star in the Showtime drama pilot Masters of Sex. The project, from Sony Pictures TV, is an adaptation of Thomas Maier’s book Masters of Sex: The Life and Times of William Masters and Virginia Johnson, the Couple Who Taught America How to Love. It chronicles the lives, romance and pop culture trajectory of 1960s human sexuality pioneers Masters (Bettany) and Johnson whose research touched off the sexual revolution. Michelle Ashford wrote the script and is executive producing with Timberman/Beverly Prods’ Sarah Timberman and Carl Beverly and Sony TV-based Judith Verno, as well as John Madden, who is set to direct. Maier serves as producer. Bettany, who has co-starred in such movies as A Beautiful Mind, Master And Commander and The Da Vinci Code, most recently headlined the horror feature The Priest. He is...