Gizelle Bryant not just keeping Eminem from her playlists; She is her whole household on thin shady shutdowns.

The "Real housewives Potomac"The star revealed that her children now turn off the radio whenever a rapper appear, the result of his current legal battle with her and co-host Robyn Dixon over the name of their podcast.

The dispute began in 2023. When Gizelle Dixon and Robyn Dixon applied the trademark "reasonably shady", the title of their podcast, moving to Eminem legally caused, claiming that it is too close to the "Slim Shady" brand.

Bryant, which divides Grace, 20 and 19-year-old twins angel and abora, says her children are quick excluded any song containing Eminem. "If he comes on the radio, in the car, my children would be," It's Eminem. Turn it around. My kids are on top. No, no, it's not for us, "she shared.

Music bundle comes in the middle of a liquid legal dispute between Bryant and Dixon and Rapcon. Bryant said People to pull the process longer than expected.

"Eminem's lawsuit is still going. We're in the end, but you have to understand, it's like a patent and a trading problem, and they have their own time frame when it's over. It's in their timeline," we explained.

Speaking about the drama, she added: "I find it nonsense. I want it to be over, for sure." It is interesting that while Eminem music is out of the table, Bryant says her family is still listening to Dr. Drew despite their close relationships in Raper.

Bryant does not let the trademark struggle with Eminem slow down its success of Podcast. The mother - three says that her podcast with Dixon, still strong and as a legal battle due to his name.

"Reasonably shady, it's still up and runs up. And we are like 10 million downloads strong in our fifth season," Bryant shared.

Raipper, whose full name Marshall Mathers III, objected to a "reasonably shady" trademark, stating a potential confusion with his well-known slender shady oven. The nickname is attached to Eminem from his 1999 album. "Thin shady LP".

Mathers legally pushed, demanding a trademark and claiming that the testimony would be the burden given to his "limited knowledge of cases."

Bryant and Dixon were not ready to withdraw after their first attempts to test Eminem in court was rejected. Podcasts hosts pushed forward in their legal battle by submitting a new request for postponement.

As reported ExplosionThe US Office of Patents and Protective Characters ruled in September 2024. year Bryant and Dixon could only take Eminem's manager, not in the artist.

In October, Bryant and Dixon responded to the request for reconsideration. They claimed, the "Debodization of Mr. Mother" is critical in determining ownership, validity of the right, the state of mind relating to fame, along with real confusion issues and current use. "

They also claimed to be limited to the third party witness, while he faces the request for the summary of the verdict, would prevent them from the mounting of the appropriate defense.

Eminem and his legal team were pushed hard against Bryant and Dixon attempt to protect their podcasts name, claiming that he could mislead the public and damage the brand.

The 52-year-old, through his lawyers, filed a formal opposition to the Protection Application, claiming that he spent decades to establish ownership of the "shady" name.

It maintains trademarks for thin shady, shadow and shadow limited, which were all part of its identity since its climb in the glory in the late 90s. Eminem's team said I let the "reasonable shadow" of the trademark can make people think it is involved in podcasts or any related products.

His lawyer claimed that the name of the podcast was too similar in the "appearance, sound and commercial impression", and would probably "caused confusion and mistakes and fraud."