Disagreement: Prince's sister Tyka Nelson storms out of family meeting

Prince's sister Tyka Nelson reportedly had a meltdown in the first meeting with the late singer's siblings which took place on Thursday, April 28 in Minnesota. According to TMZ, Tyka stormed out of the meeting over a disagreement about the music icon's fortune, which will be split between all of his remaining siblings.

As previously reported, Minnesota law suggested that all siblings had to share the "Little Red Corvette" hitmaker's wealth, which is $300 million, evenly without considering whether they're half or full-blood siblings. According to sources, Tyka apparently wasn't happy with the decision and she left the meeting, which was also attended by brothers Alfred and Omar, angrily.

Tyka didn't think that they had to split the money equally. She hoped to get more than the rest of the family because she's Prince's only full-blood sister.

According to insiders, the meeting was tense, with Alfred taking two hours to express his displeasure that he was the only sibling left out of Prince's memorial service, which Tyka planned. After the meeting, a rep from the bank that was appointed as the administrator took Alfred on a tour of Prince's home and the area where he died "so he could properly grieve."

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Donald Trump accused of raping Teen

Donald Trump is accused of rape by a teen. The woman, who is identified as Katie Johnson, filed a lawsuit in a California court on Tuesday, April 26, accusing the Republican frontrunner and billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein of "sexual abuse under threat of harm" and "conspiracy to deprive [her] civil rights."

The woman claimed Trump and Epstein forced "her to engage in various perverted and depraved sex acts by threatening physical harm to [her] and also her family," "making her their sex slave" from June to September 1994, when she was 13. "She was subject to extreme sexual and physical abuse," the documents stated.

Johnson additionally said "she was enticed by promises of money and a modeling career to attend a series of underage sex parties held at the New York City residence" of Epstein "and attended by" Trump. Johnson also detailed some sexual acts that she was allegedly forced to perform on Trump.

She said that both Trump and Epstein threatened that she "and her family would be in mortal danger" if she revealed "any of the details of the sexual and physical abuse that she had suffered as a sex slave." Johnson filed the lawsuit herself without legal representation and is suing for $100 million.

Trump has quickly denied the accusations, telling Radar Online, "The allegations are not only categorically false, but disgusting at the highest level and clearly framed to solicit media attention or, perhaps, are simply politically motivated. There is absolutely no merit to these allegations. Period."

His former adviser Roger Stone, who remains close with the real-estate tycoon, also defended him, saying, "This lawsuit sounds like BS - plain and simple. It smacks of a political smear job!"

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