T.I's Wife Tiny HEARTBROKEN over her Father's DEATH!

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Tameka “Tiny” Harris’s Father Dies

Family Hustle reality star Tameka Harris father has died. Mr.Pope “PaPaw” Tiny father has passed away on July 11, 2013.  Tiny’s husband T.I took to his social media to send his condolences to Tiny and her family. RIP Mr.Pope 

Thursday evening, the former Xscape member, allegedly left the following message on her Facebook Page.

ATTENTION EVERYBODY: SEE TODAY I LOST MY FATHER MY FATHER AND RIGHT NOW IM HEART BROKEN AND IM SAD IM CRYING BECAUSE MY FATHER WAS MY EVERYTHING I WAS HES EVERYTHINH HE WAS MINES I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD LOSE HIM THIS SOON BUT FOR THE 37 YEARS SOON BE 38 YEARS THAT I KNOWN HE HE WAS THE BEST FATHER EVER HE DID EVERYTHING HE CAN FOR ME HE NEVER LET ME DOWN I REALIZE 2013 EVERYBODY IS LOSING THEIR LOVE ONES AND ITS GOING TO BE REALLY HARD FOR ME TO GET OVER THIS BUT LIFE HAS TO GO ON EVEN THOUGH WE ARE NOT FOR OUR LOVE ONES TO GO GOD IS AND I BELIEVE IN DESTINY AND I KNOW MY DAD DIED WITH LOVE FOR ME IN HIS HEART AND NO ONE CAN EVER TAKE HIS PLACE! R.I.P GOOGNIGHT

She continued:

DADDY WHY DID U HAVE TO LEAVE ME SO SOON I CANT BARE TO SEE U IN A COFFIN IM GONNA SCREAM AND CRY WHEN THE LAY U DOWN I DONT WANT THEM TO IM GONNA MISS TALKIN TO U HEARIN UR VOICE UR LAUGH SEEIN UR FACE HUGGIN U TOUCHING U COOKIN FOR U. PLEASE COME BACK TO US WE NEED U

Our prayers and condolences to Tiny and her family.

Condolences: Mary Mary: Erica & Tina Campbell’s Father Dies Of Cancer

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Mary Mary: Erica and Tina Campbell’s Father Dies Of Cancer

Very sad news for Erica Atkins-Campbell and Trecina “Tina” Atkins-Campbell of gospel group, ‘Mary Mary’. Last week, they lost their father, Eddie Atkins Jr., to cancer. 

The duo confirmed the news on twitter:

Our Dad was a great man, but he’s with Jesus now he taught us how to pray & trust God. Our hearts are heavy but we can rejoice knowing our father knew we loved him. RIP Elder Eddie A. Atkins Jr. Rest in the arms of Jesus Daddy.

Tina and Erica have expressed heartfelt thanks to fans for reaching out to them with prayers of support.

The Campbell sisters shared in a public message on Sunday:

Erica and Tina Campbell (Mary Mary) would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to all who have reached out to them during this difficult time. The ladies have been overwhelmed by the love and support of their peers, colleagues, fans, and friends and want to share the below message with you:

"Our dad was a powerful man. Our family had it's challenges but our love superseded it all. We had the opportunity to profess our love for our father. We were able to tell him how much we loved him, valued him, and how much life had helped us to understand the things that we couldn't for many years. Our dad was a man of immense physical and spiritual strength. He always covered us in prayer. He warned us when hardships were coming, taught us how to pray through, fight on, and overcome life's challenges. What better gift can a man give his family. Our family prayed and thanked God for our dad's life and healing on Monday night and God chose to give him the ultimate healing on Tuesday afternoon, which was a transfer from life on earth to life in Heaven. God sent him out better than we ever could've imagine and for that, we will be forever grateful. We love our daddy dearly, respect him highly, and will remember him always."

- Tina and Erica Campbell.

The award-winning singers publicly acknowledged their father's death last week after it was revealed that Atkins Jr. had died on Tuesday, June 25, 2013, in Los Angeles.

Atkins Jr., who had married and divorced the sisters' mother, Thomasina "Honey" Atkins, three times, had appeared on their reality television show on Wetv. He has been described as "a community leader (and) youth minister" and credited with laying the foundation for Erica and Tina Campbell's "broad reaching musical platform that allows them to deliver their brand of gospel music not just to the church but to the masses regardless of their walk of life (and) spiritual understanding."

The network this week shared a deleted scene from the "Mary Mary" reality show in which the sisters"share a moment of compassion when having a conversation about their father." The clip, titled "Mary Mary: A Father's Love – Deleted Scene," can be viewed below, or at Wetv.

Mary Mary, reportedly named after the Bible's Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of Jesus, has won several awards since their 2000 debut album Thankful, and the group won for Best Group and Best Gospel Artist at the 2013 BET Awards, which aired last night on the BET network. 

We send our Condolences!

Philadelphia Eagles Coach Andy Reid son Garrett found DEAD!

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Garrett Reid found DEAD in dorm room  at Lehigh Univ

Garrett Reid, son of Eagles coach Andy Reid, was found dead in a Lehigh University dorm room early Sunday morning, the team said.

Reid’s body was discovered by an "Eagles official," who called police at 7:20 a.m. to report that he was unresponsive, according to Edward Shupp, Lehigh University Chief of Police. Shupp declined to say who the Eagles official was, but said it was not Andy Reid.

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Shupp said police arrived at the dorm room at 7:21 a.m. An autopsy is expected to be completed in 24 to 48 hours, he said.

 “There is no indication of a suicide or foul play,” Shupp said.

The 29-year-old son of Andy Reid and his wife, Tammy, had been assisting the team, helping out with strength and conditioning during training camp. Garrett Reid had a troubled past that involved drug addiction and stints in prison.

"This is a tough morning for all of us in the Eagles family," Eagles general manager Howie Roseman said. "Garrett grew up with this team, which makes this news even harder for us to process."

Garrett is the eldest of the Reids' five children. Roseman said that Andy Reid spent the morning informing his family and Eagles owners Jeffrey and Christina Lurie. A press conference with Jeffrey Lurie had been scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m., but was canceled following news of Garrett Reid's death.

"The news is heartbreraking for everyone in the Eagles family," Jeffrey Lurie said in a statement. "Our hearts go out to Andy, his wife, Tammy, and their children."

Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg and defensive coordinator Juan Castillo oversaw the team's practice Sunday morning and will oversee the squad until Reid returns, the team said.

The Eagles' first preseason game is scheduled for Aug. 9 against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field. The team's season opener is Sept. 9 at the Cleveland Browns. The Eagles' afternoon practice will take place at 2:45 p.m. as scheduled.

"From a football perspective, I can tell you Andy has asked that we go forward with training camp," an emotional Roseman said at the Lehigh practice fields. "On a personal note, we’ve been with Andy for a long time. He’s always been strong for us, we’re going to be strong for him right now. As a father and a friend, we’re all hurting.”

Shupp, in a statement delivered after Roseman spoke, said that his office received a 911 call at approximately 7:20 a.m. this morning of an unresponsive male in the Sayre Park dorms. The Eagles reside at Sayre Park during camp.

"Upon arrival attempts were made to revive the individual," Shupp said. "They were unsuccessful. ... There were no suspicious activities."

Northampton County Coroner Zachary Lysek said that he was conducting an investigation with the cooperation of the Lehigh police department.

"I personally pronounced Mr. Reid deceased at the scene," Lysek said. "The investigation will be ongoing."

Reid was not present for the start of the Eagles' walkthrough Sunday morning. The Eagles originally said that Reid was dealing with a personal issue and that they would issue an update following practice.

The Eagles coach is a familiar presence at the team's practices, always hovering in his matching black shorts and shirt. The team was seen gathering together in prayer before practice, an ominous sign that something was amiss.

Players and coaches were not made available for interview following the morning walkthrough.

The last time Reid was believed to miss a practice was in November 2007 to appear in court with Garrett, after his son was arrested on gun and drug charges. Britt Reid, the Reids' second eldest son, was involved in a separate incident involving drugs and a gun on the same day as Garrett.

Reid later took a six week-long leave of absence during the 2008 offseason as his sons faced criminal charges. Garrett Reid was sentenced 23 months for smashing up another motorist's car while he was on heroin.

Britt Reid was sentenced 22 months plus probation. Reid, who works as a graduate assistant for the Temple football program, got married this July near the Reids' summer home in Southern California.

Condolences go out to Coach Reid and Family!