Ice Spice has remained relatively quiet over the past few days, with no major breaking news or public appearances reported as of early December 2025. However, recent weeks have shown significant activity in her career and personal life.
Most notably, the 25-year-old rapper has been actively addressing weight loss speculation that has circulated online. In November, she pushed back firmly against Ozempic rumors, stating through various interviews and social media posts that she is thrilled to be back to her natural body composition. She expressed her happiness directly to fans, saying she's "so happy to be thick again," effectively shutting down persistent online chatter about potential cosmetic procedures or weight loss drugs.
On the entertainment front, Ice Spice's acting career is expanding significantly. She has joined the cast of Spike Lee's upcoming film "High and Low," marking her acting debut in what promises to be a major motion picture alongside acclaimed actor Denzel Washington. This represents a substantial step beyond her music career and positions her within serious Hollywood circles.
In her music endeavors, Ice Spice recently contributed to "The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants" soundtrack with a track called "Big Guy," which has been released with an official lyric video. The song has drawn commentary from music critics examining its lyrical themes and cultural context.
Her personal life continues to generate fan interest. Dating rumors involving New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner appear to have been confirmed through social media activity earlier in 2025, with the pair exchanging public interactions on Instagram that suggested an official relationship status.
Looking ahead, Ice Spice's producer Riotusa had previously indicated that fans could expect a debut album release, though no specific release date has been recently confirmed. The rapper continues to maintain her presence across multiple entertainment sectors while managing public perception and engaging directly with her fanbase regarding personal matters. Her strategic communications about body image and her willingness to address rumors head-on demonstrate a more mature approach to celebrity management compared to earlier in her career. The combination of acting opportunities, music releases, and her active social media presence suggests she remains focused on diversifying her brand beyond her original viral success.
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Episode Transcript
Ice Spice has remained relatively quiet over the past few days,
with no major breaking us or public appearances reported as
of early December twenty twenty five. However, recent weeks have
shown significant activity in her career. In personal life, Most notably,
the twenty five year old rapper has been actively addressing
weight loss speculation that is circulated online. In November, she
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pushed back firmly against ozembic rumors, stating through various interviews
and social media posts that she is thrilled to be
back to her natural body composition. She expressed her happiness
directly to fans, saying she's so happy to be thick again,
effectively shutting down persistent online chatter about potential cosmetic procedures
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or weight loss drugs. On the entertainment front, Ice Spice's
acting career is expanding significantly. She has joined the cast
of Spike Lee's upcoming film High and Low, marking her
acting debut in what promises to be a major motion
picture alongside acclaimed actor Denzel Washington. This represents a substantial
step beyond her music career and positions her with the
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serious Hollywood circles. In her music endeavors, Ice Spice recently
contributed to the SpongeBob movie Search for SquarePants soundtrack with
a track called Big Guy, which has been released with
an official lyric video. The song has drawn commentary from
music critics examining its lyrical themes and cultural context. Her
personal life continues to generate fan interest. Dating rumors involving
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New York Jet's cornerback Suse Gardner appear to have been
confirmed through social media activity earlier in twenty twenty five,
with the pair exchanging public interactions on Instagram that suggested
an official relationship status. Looking Ahead Ice Spice's producer Riot
You Say had previously indicated that fans could expect a
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debut album release, though no specific release date has been
recently confirmed. The rapper continues to maintain her presence across
multiple entertainment sectors while managing public perception and engaging directly
with her fan base regarding personal matters. Her strategic communications
about body image and her willingness to address rumors head
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on demonstrate a more mature approach to celebrity management compared
to earlier in her career. The combination of acting opportunities,
music releases, and her active social media presence suggests she
remains focused on diversifying her brand beyond her original viral success.
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