Former Heavyweight World Champ Mike Tyson is a dad for the eighth time. RadarOnline.com reports that the 44-year-old boxer and his wife Lahika Spicer Tyson, 32, welcomed a baby boy Tuesday in a Las Vegas hospital. The couple already have a 2-year-old daughter together named Milan, and Mike has five other children born to other mothers.
A source close to the couple says, "Mike and Lakiha are very happy and everyone is doing great." The two married just ten days after the tragic death of his four-year-old daughter Exodus in May 2009.
In addition to being a new dad, Mike has an upcoming documentary series on pigeon racing premiering later this winter on Animal Planet, and he'll also be reprising his role in 'The Hangover 2.' SO CONGRATS TO MIKE & HIS WIFE, I GUESS!
IN OTHER NEWS!
Chad Ochocinco Planning to Change Last Name Back to Johnson
Chad Ochocinco confirmed Tuesday that he plans to change his last name back to Johnson. He originally brought up the decision Monday afternoon on Twitter.
"I love Cincy,we are gonna be fine, just a few minor adjustments n we'll be fine, I'll start with my name change 2 Johnson," he wrote.
He told ESPN's Trey Wingo that the name change "was fun" -- the Cincinnati star legally changed his name to Chad Ochocinco just prior to the 2008 NFL season; he was required to wear the "Johnson" nameplate on his jersey that year, but sported the "Ochocinco" tag in 2009 and this past season.
Ochocinco's announcement came just after he revealed on the latest episode of "The T. Ocho Show" that both he and Terrell Owens would like to play for the Jets.
"They will make it to this point every year," Chad Ochocinco said about New York's advancement to the AFC title game. "I'd do anything to play for someone like Rex Ryan or anyone who has that type of mentality."
On NFL Live, though, Ochocinco sounded more and more like he'll be back in Cincinnati for the 2011 season, the last year on his current contract.
"I don't want to go anywhere," he said. "I love Cincinnati, I love the fans. And, Cincinnati is all I know. That's all I know and I just look forward to next year."
DO YOU THINK HE SHOULD CAHNGE HIS NAME BACK TO “JOHNSON” OR U LIKE THE CRAZYNESS OF “CHAD OCHOCINCO”? I PERSONALLY LIKE CRAZINESS CAUSE NORMAL IS TO EASY.
LAST BUT NOT LEAST ON THIS CRAZY TRAIN. LOOK WHO HAS A CHICKEN WING SHOP? BESIDES TEE TEE ON “THE GAME”!
Yes! Flavor Flav has a Chicken Joint in all the places in the world, he picks Iowa. But hey if he likes it, then I luv it! According to an online review, the Flavor Flav chicken wings had an "extremely oily smell" but were "surprisingly tasty."
Flav revealed what separates his chicken from competitors Kentucky Fried Chicken, Popeye's, Church's, and others. "When you take the breading off the chicken all's you gonna taste is some boiled chicken," he said. "But the secret with FFC is I season my meat first. Then I let the meat season the flour...If you take the breading off my chicken, you'll still taste all of my seasonings."
Flav, born William Drayton Jr., is not new to the restaurant business. He told the Clinton Herald that he grew up watching his mother and sisters cook at their family restaurant, the Soul Diner. "I kinda learned how to cook on my own by watching them," he said.
Flav said he earned a culinary degree in cheffing in 1978, and had also worked as a head cook at the Nassau County Court House as well as at Uniondale High School, both in Long Island.
He added that opening a chicken restaurant has been a longtime dream. He has always wanted to compete with Kentucky Fried Chicken. "I always said, 'Colonel Sanders, you better watch out, boy. Your boy Flavor Flav is coming and you got something on your hands.'" Ironically, FFC is located near a KFC.
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