'Breakfast Club' host DJ Envy is sued for alleged real estate investment fraud The popular Power 105.1 FM radio personality had partnered with investor Cesar Pina to host real estate seminars ...

Cesar Pina's business partner DJ Envy (pictured) touted him as a mogul on Envy's iHeartRadio show, "The Breakfast Club." Getty Images Every predator seeks out a target’s vulnerabilities to ...

A lot has happened in a year for iHeart’s “The Breakfast Club.” One-time host Angela Yee left and has her own midday radio show on Power 105, and DJ Envy is caught up in the scandals of his ...

DJ Envy Facing Real Estate Scam Allegations: Everything You Need To Know. The Breakfast Club host is facing accusations that he aided a New Jersey house-flipper who lost investors millions.

Fans believe DJ Envy may soon be out of a job after iHeartMedia, owner of “The Breakfast Club,” put up a job listing after the FBI raid.

For weeks, rumors have been swirling that Breakfast Club host DJ Envy has been promoting a real estate venture of a friend, Cesar Pina, that was a straight up Ponzi scheme.

DJ Envy and Tyrese’s issues went public when the latter appeared on “The Breakfast Club” in 2023. DJ Envy claimed Tyrese disrespected the radio host’s wife.

Tyrese and DJ Envy ironed out issues with their friendship, Sept. 7, on 'The Breakfast Club.' Things got a little heated between the celebs.

Victims of the alleged scheme said they were duped into believing real estate investments through Pina were legitimate based on The Breakfast Club co-host's endorsement. DJ Envy, born RaaShaun ...

The popular Power 105.1 FM radio personality had partnered with investor Cesar Pina to host real estate seminars across the country. The feds now say Pina was running a Ponzi scheme.

Popular radio personality DJ Envy of New York-based Power 105.1 FM has come under fire for his connection to accused real estate investment fraudster Cesar Pina. DJ Envy has not been arrested or ...

DJ Envy has not been arrested or charged with any crimes, but he is being sued by at least nine parties who said that without Envy's vouching, they never would have been scammed by Pina. Victims of ...