Megan Thee Stallion’s Nonprofit Launches Hotties Grant 🌟

On February 15, the Pete and Thomas Foundation, established by Megan Thee Stallion, announced its initiative to launch the Hotties Helping Grant. This grant, valued at $1,000, will be awarded to 30 nonprofit organizations that are “making a positive impact in their communities,” as stated on its website. This announcement aligns with both the rapper’s 30th birthday and the third anniversary of the foundation’s inception.

The Pete and Thomas Foundation is calling on individuals to cast their votes for nonprofit organizations that have profoundly influenced their communities. “If you work or volunteer at an organization doing remarkable work, now’s the time to show them some appreciation,” a recent post from the foundation’s official Instagram page notes. The deadline for nominations is set for Thursday, March 6.

Megan Thee Stallion Joins PSY For Apple TV+ Show

In other news, Megan Thee Stallion is embarking on a journey into the K-pop world with KPopped, a fresh competition series on Apple TV+. The Houston star will also serve as an executive producer, collaborating with a standout team that features Lionel Richie and Miky Lee. She is partnering up with PSY, the renowned South Korean artist famous for the global sensation “Gangnam Style,” for a music battle show that unites Western and K-pop performers.

This eight-episode program, produced by CJ ENM and Eureka Productions, will spotlight well-known artists competing in dynamic performances. According to Apple TV+, KPopped will showcase “Western icons reimagining one of their biggest hits, joining forces with top-tier K-pop idols to deliver breathtaking battle performances, with a live audience in Seoul determining the winner of the best new K-popped song.”