Winnie Harlow avoids Usher by 'cheat code' amid Keke Palmer controversy

Winnie Harlow made a conscious effort to steer clear of any potential controversy while attending Usher's Las Vegas residency show with her NBA star boyfriend, Kyle Kuzma. 

Determined to avoid any unwanted attention in light of the recent viral situation involving Keke Palmer's baby daddy, Harlow found herself in the spotlight when Usher began his customary routine of serenading a lucky audience member.

Seated next to her beau, Harlow tactfully anticipated Usher's approach and swiftly sought refuge in Kuzma's lap. 

Usher, known for his engaging performances and crowd interactions, made his way through the audience in search of a woman to serenade. 

However, Harlow's quick reflexes redirected the singer's attention, ensuring she remained comfortably nestled beside Kuzma. 

In good spirits, Usher humorously remarked, "Okay, you chose," as laughter filled the air. 

Undeterred by the playful evasion, Usher continued singing his hit song There Goes My Baby, while Harlow danced alongside her partner, enjoying the unforgettable experience.

Harlow took to her Instagram Stories to share a clip of the incident, claiming she had the "cheat code" to avoid any Usher-related drama. 

The founder of Cay Skin also posted the footage on her Instagram page, revealing the "secret" to her followers. 

In the caption, Harlow playfully wrote, "Figured out the secret to the Usher concert.. sit in your mans lap Mamas. He said 'She Chose!!!' Okayyyy."

Keke Palmer Launches Merchandise Line Embracing "I'm a Motha" Slogan

Keke Palmer found herself at the centre of a viral controversy after her boyfriend, Darius Jackson, publicly criticized her for her outfit choice while dancing with Usher at his Las Vegas residency. 

Jackson's tweet, which shamed Palmer for "flashing her booty cheeks" despite being a mom, sparked widespread backlash from netizens. 

Palmer took control of the narrative and launched a new merchandise range, cleverly featuring the slogan "I'm a Motha," referencing Jackson's controversial tweet.