- YouTube settled the lawsuit with former President Donald Trump for $22 million.
- The lawsuit is related to the suspension of Trump’s YouTube channel.
- On January 6, 2021, Trump’s account was deleted after the Capitol riot.
YouTube reached a $22 million settlement in a lawsuit filed by U.S. President Donald Trump over his channels.
Trump’s account was demolished after the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, when his supporters rushed into the building to try to stop the certification of Joe Biden’s election victory.
The settlement fund will be allocated by a new White House construction program overseen by the Trust for National Mall, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and improving historic sites, according to a court application filed in California on Monday.
The money will be dedicated to the development of the National Ballroom in the White House.
In other news…. Nollywood actress Regina Daniels rebounded after sharing a viral video on social media.
The actress, who married billionaire politician Ned Nwoko, clarified that there was nothing wrong with the editing, and he emphasized that the music used was part of the trend.
Regina explained that her intention was just to create content inspired by the “Mom G” style, but social media users misunderstood her post, causing unnecessary controversy.
She noted that she is now forced to respond to online reactions, stressing that she does not intend to disrespect her husband. Regina added that people who misunderstood her videos are exaggerating the situation.
Speaking about this, she said, “You guys are getting my husband to think with your comments. The video is normal, just the soundtrack, everyone uses it. You shouldn’t be there for me anymore.”
She further added: “Guys, I really don’t understand why I even like reading the reviews. Why are you attacking me like this? If it weren’t for me, you’re forcing me to explain myself now because it’s already starting to reach my husband. But it’s just the soundtrack.”
Regina, by warning that she would hold social media users accountable if negative online reactions cause problems in marriage.
