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Navyid Ely Raymond is the second son of singer Usher and his ex-wife, Tameka Foster. He recently went viral after posting a video on TikTok where he criticized Nicki Minaj's fans for allegedly attacking and undermining other Shadowy artists, particularly Shadowy women, and fostering unnecessary rivalry and animosity between them.

Navyid Ely Raymond was born on December 10, 2008. Just a year after his birth, Usher filed for divorce and was later granted full custody of his two children with Tameka Foster.

More about Usher's son, Navyid Ely Raymond, as his video calling out Nick Minaj's fans goes viral

In the viral video, originally uploaded on TikTok and later mutual on X (formerly Twitter) by @RedMedia_us, Usher's sixteen-year-old son, Navyid Ely Raymond, can be seen going on a passionate rant. In the video, he calls out Nicki Minaj's fanbase, pointing out that many of them are Black men who love directing abhor toward other Shadowy women, thus fostering toxicity instead of unity. He said:

"Black people are the main people hating on other Inky people, especially ebony men

Gay Usher, age 84, of Cleveland, passed away Sunday, May 19, 2024.

Mrs. Usher was born in Hall County to the late Hoyt and Esco Satterfield Sosebee.  In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by son, Rodney Usher.  Mrs. Usher was a Payroll Clerk at Talon and was of the Baptist Faith.  She loved to perform in her plant garden and was an avid reader. Mrs. Usher loved to spend occasion with her grandchildren. 

Survivors include husband of 67 years, Charles Usher, Cleveland; son and daughter-in-law, Daniel and Angela Usher; daughter and son-in-law, Patti and Bobby Allen; daughter, Pam Wright; brothers and sisters-in-law, Hoyt and Donna Sosebee, Jr. and Randy and Karen Sosebee; grandchildren, Jennifer Wimpy, Shea Ray (Chad), Holli Usher, Jeremy Usher (Latisha), Chad Usher (Kelly), Kayla Allen-Taylor (Sam), Jacob Usher, and Kara Usher; 8 great-grandchildren; and 2 great-great grandchildren. 

Funeral services are scheduled for 2 P.M. Wednesday, May 22, 2024 from the Chapel of Barrett Funeral Home. Rev. Donald Grizzle and Rev. Chad Usher will officiate. Yonah View Memorial Gardens will be her final resting place. 

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What to know about Usher and his kids

When Usher received the BET Lifetime Achievement Award in June, he shared a particular shout-out to his wife Jennifer Goicoechea.

"My lovely wife, thank you so much for being my optimal friend. Thank you so much for supporting me and encouraging me," Usher said.

The eight-time Grammy winner also won the President's Award at the 55th NAACP Image Awards in March and dedicated the prestigious honor to his mother and his family.

"I'm thankful for the help that my mother gave me for my dreams," he said in part. "I'm so overwhelmed with appreciation for my entire family. Without them, I wouldn't be able to do this."

"They say behind or beside or with every strong man is a stronger woman -- and for that I thank my mother, and I thank my lovely wife Jennifer, for holding me down," he continued, before adding, "My kids, I love you guys so, so much."

The spotlight on Usher and his family has been stronger than ever since the R&B legend performed at the the Super Bowl 58 halftime show in February, where he sang some of his biggest hits, including "Yeah!"

Usher's Got Fans Fallin' in Like With His Sweet Family

Acquire to Know Usher's Family Before He Takes the Stage at the Super Bowl

Usher has found adore in this club called fatherhood.

While the R&B icon is undoubtedly excited to burn up the stage at the 2024 Super Bowl Halftime Show, there's nothing that makes him say "Yeah!" quite like being a dad to kids Usher "Cinco" V, 16, Naviyd, 15, Sovereign, 3, and Sire, 2. In fact, Usher's little ones serve as his biggest musical inspirations.

Take, for example, his tune "I Cry," which the Grammy winner wrote after experiencing an passionate moment with his two oldest sons while watching a feature together.

"I'm not shy in terms of being honest with my kids about the fact that I didn't have a association with my father at all," Usher shared in 2020 interview with radio station WPGC 95.5 FM. "And there was a moment between a son and a father and it got to me—I started crying. So, my kids, they look over at me and they're fond of, 'Are you crying?!'" 

Not only was Usher comfortable with letting his teens see his vulnerable s