Saturday, November 8, 2025
As the Hurricane Melissa relief and recovery efforts continue in Jamaica,
Page 2 spotlights some of the celebrities who have stepped up to offer aid.
Photos: IG/@spiceofficial, @rvssian, @octobersveryown, x.com/nickiminaj
Worthy Cause Dancehall artiste Spice, through her Grace Hamilton Foundation, was in Westmoreland to help rebuild the community one house at a time, clearing blocked roads and delivering what she calls rebuilding “starter packages” — a combination of items like blocks, cement, steel, zinc, lumber, ply board, nails and hurricane straps. IG/@spiceofficial
On Track Jamaican record producer Tarik “Rvssian” Johnston was also in Westmoreland to feed, clothe, and provide toiletries to 1,000 people. IG/@rvssian
Vybz Kartel x OVO Dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel endorses the Jamaica OG Hurricane Relief Hoodie from rapper Drake’s lifestyle brand October’s Very Own (OVO). One hundred Canadian dollars from each Jamaica OG Hoodie sold from November 6 to November 13, 2025 will be donated to the Rockhouse Foundation’s Hurricane Melissa Relief Fund to support efforts in Jamaica.IG/@octobersveryown
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Team Effort Dancehall rockstar Skeng (fifth right) partnered with Trinidadian-born, New York–raised rap superstar Nicki Minaj (not pictured), MoBay native Shaniel Muir (fourth right), and members of the Droptop Records team to deliver relief supplies to some of the hardest-hit communities in the West. x.com/nickiminaj
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