On November 29, Tia Kemp sat down for an exclusive interview. About an hour into the chat, the host referenced Toni and their ‘Aunt-Tea’ podcast — which also featured Harvey.
During the chat, Kemp said that she had been “warned” about Toni’s “antics” before they started production on the show. Ultimately, she stated that their time on the show was a “mess” and seemingly noted that Toni behaved unprofessionally by sexualizing their guests and degrading her daughter, Angela White.
Furthermore, during the interview, Kemp explained that she’s already let producers know that if the show is renewed, she is not “willing” to work alongside Toni.
“If they’re willing to get another host, then that’s fine,” Kemp explained.
Subsequently, Tokyo Toni apparently caught wind of Kemp’s words. In response, she apparently took to a livestream to share that she wanted to lay hands on Kemp. Additionally, Toni alleged she had been paid $125,000 more than Kemp and Harvey to participate in the ‘Aunt-Tea’ podcast.
On Friday, December 6, Kemp took to her Instagram to react to Toni’s callout. In an initial video, Kemp explained that she’s been trying to give Toni “the benefit of the doubt.” Then, she went IN, sharing harsh words about her former co-host.
“Tag that old Hating Dusty💯 Toni go take a Dentist trip before u come for me! You need ME!!!!!! Crust Mite!!!! 💯💯💯 @karlissa_angelic please don’t ever put her on the phone wit me no mo she’s bipolar and delusional!!! 💯😂😂😂😂 old goofy i wish u Ever would put ya hands up to slap me gurllll please!!! Try it!!!” she initially wrote before posting a second clip, captioned. “💯💯💯💯 Tokyo Toni @ her yall she playing wit the rite one!!! 💯 Dust…..”
Karlissa Saffold Harvey stepped into Kemp’s comment section to write:
“Come on yall we supposed to be boys 😂 I mean girls. Tf happened now”
Meanwhile, social media users reacted to Kemp’s callout in The Shade Room’s comment section.
Instagram user @yea_its_tt wrote, “Tia can cuss cuss but I feel like Tokyo can fight fight 😭”
While Instagram user @ms_humble_alexis added, “This fight will be better than Jake Paul & Mike Tyson😩🤣”
Instagram user @jak.azzan wrote, “A Tokyo and Tia Kemp beef would end civilization 😭😂”
While Instagram user @barbiessvenus added, “Tia basically a YN in an aunties body”
Instagram user @brittani_exotic_chair wrote, “I can’t wait to call somebody a Newport dustmite 😂😂😂”
While Instagram user @iamkingkatt added, “Lemme head to Tia PAGE … i need to hear every curse word 🤌🏽💀💀💀💀💀💀”
Instagram user @coopdajuice wrote, “One thing bout Tia she gone show you all 97 of those Motel 6 pillows”
While Instagram user @1partyboi_duece added, “Tokyo dun met her match take it low Tia gonna take it to hell 😂”
The entire 2025 Lexus GX lineup sees a price increase, with the off-road Overtrail and Overtrail+ trims receiving the biggest upcharge. The base-level Premium model now starts at $65,285, which is $1035 more than before. To help justify the price hikes, Lexus has given every GX a few new standard features.
All GX models now come standard with a power-adjustable steering column. With the Lexus Memory System, the driver’s seat, mirrors, and steering wheel have settings that can be saved. For 2025, prices for the predictably upscale Luxury and Luxury+ trims are only inflated by $500. Meanwhile, the off-road-focused Overtrail and Overtrail+ trims see a more significant price increase.
As the ritzy cousin to the Toyota Land Cruiser, the GX mid-size luxury SUV has the same off-road DNA. It’s also offered in two different Overtrail trims that highlight that part of its character. For 2025, the Overtrail and Overtrail+ both receive a 1.0-inch suspension lift on top of their other standard hardware, which includes an electronic locking center differential, crawl control, hill-descent control, and an enhanced e-KDSS suspension that automatically disconnects both anti-roll bars.
The additional clearance comes at a price, though. The standard Overtrail now starts at $72,930 ($3680 more than before). The Overtrail+, which adds luxury touches such as massaging front seats and a kick-sensing power tailgate, is $3145 more expensive. It now has an $80,395 initial ask. Lexus says the 2025 GX lineup will arrive at dealerships early next year.
