Wiz Khalifa, double trouble

Wiz Khalifa

Amber Rose caught Wiz Khalifa cheating on her with twin sisters. DJ Peter Rosenberg, a close friend of the 30-year-old model, claims she walked in on her husband with fashion designers Jas and Ness Rose in their family home before they decided to end their relationship.

He said: “Amber walked in on him with two women at the same time. Twins, twin sisters, twin biological sisters.” However, the DJ admitted the couple, who have 19-month-old son Sebastian together, had been unhappy for some time, though his friend hoped they could work through their problems once Wiz, 27, had finished touring.

He told US radio station Hot 97: “I believe from my relationship with Amber, that she knew they had problems, she knew he wasn’t happy – she wasn’t happy either, but she was also like, ‘He’s touring, he’s going through a lot, and at some point we’re going to work on this again."”

Peter also dismissed suggestions the infidelity occurred at a property Wiz acquired after moving out of the couple’s home. He explained: “It was a home. It wasn’t some new home that was just his. It was a home that he had. That she slept in. That’s how she got in. She had a key. This wasn’t some separate thing. It’s a place she goes to.”

Peter went on to blast allegations Amber was having an affair with Mariah Carey’s estranged husband, Nick Cannon, 33. He added: “She signed with NCredible, Nick Cannon’s company. She would never then sleep with the dude that she signed with.”

Amber, who married the We Dem Boyz rapper in 2013, filed for divorce last week.

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Wiz Khalifa, double trouble

Wiz Khalifa, double trouble

Wiz Khalifa

Amber Rose caught Wiz Khalifa cheating on her with twin sisters. DJ Peter Rosenberg, a close friend of the 30-year-old model, claims she walked in on her husband with fashion designers Jas and Ness Rose in their family home before they decided to end their relationship.

He said: “Amber walked in on him with two women at the same time. Twins, twin sisters, twin biological sisters.” However, the DJ admitted the couple, who have 19-month-old son Sebastian together, had been unhappy for some time, though his friend hoped they could work through their problems once Wiz, 27, had finished touring.

He told US radio station Hot 97: “I believe from my relationship with Amber, that she knew they had problems, she knew he wasn’t happy – she wasn’t happy either, but she was also like, ‘He’s touring, he’s going through a lot, and at some point we’re going to work on this again."”

Peter also dismissed suggestions the infidelity occurred at a property Wiz acquired after moving out of the couple’s home. He explained: “It was a home. It wasn’t some new home that was just his. It was a home that he had. That she slept in. That’s how she got in. She had a key. This wasn’t some separate thing. It’s a place she goes to.”

Peter went on to blast allegations Amber was having an affair with Mariah Carey’s estranged husband, Nick Cannon, 33. He added: “She signed with NCredible, Nick Cannon’s company. She would never then sleep with the dude that she signed with.”

Amber, who married the We Dem Boyz rapper in 2013, filed for divorce last week.

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Wiz Khalifa, double trouble

Analysts warn of dangers in ObamaCare automatic re-enrollment - VIDEO: Automatic re-enrollment could spell trouble

After the rocky rollout last fall of the ObamaCare website, the administration wants to re-enroll those already in the system in hopes of avoiding another technological embarrassment.

But analysts warn that just blindly re-enrolling could mean trouble for consumers.

“This notion of just sit back and re-enroll is really misleading and I think could cause a lot of harm to people,” said Bob Laszewski of Health Policy and Strategy Associates.

“The automatic renewal, it’s easy, it will keep people getting ObamaCare,” added Rosemary Gibson of the Hastings Center. “But you have to trust but verify. You have to go look. You just can’t be on automatic pilot for health insurance.”

That’s because of the way subsidies are determined. They’re pegged to the cost of the second lowest silver level plan, but that cost is likely to change and with it, the subsidy a consumer would get.

“Everyone’s going to have differences in their subsidies,” Laszewski said. “The vast majority really probably need to change plans in order to continue with the same out of pocket premium. And they’re not going to know if their premium has changed unless they go in and re-enroll.”

Said Gibson, “What’s the different costs and what are the different benefits? Have they upgraded the benefits? Or, have they dropped providers in this case of health care, out of the network?”

Jim Capretta of the Ethics and Public Policy Center noted that “a lot of people aren’t even clear yet whether their physician or the services they typically need will be covered by the plans they’ve been given through the exchanges. So if they’re automatically enrolled in perhaps a subpar plan for their needs, that doesn’t really help them going into 2015.”

In addition, there is always the question of which doctors and hospitals are included in any given plan.

Health economist John Goodman explained, “And those networks leave out the best doctors, they leave out the best hospitals, a lot of those plans charge you extra if you need an expensive drug for your cancer treatment, for example.”  

Jim Angle currently serves as chief national correspondent for Fox News Channel (FNC). He joined FNC in 1996 as a senior White House correspondent.

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Analysts warn of dangers in ObamaCare automatic re-enrollment - VIDEO: Automatic re-enrollment could spell trouble