Celeb Feuds, Baby Mama Drama & XXX Scandals: BET 2018 Awards' Most Shocking Moments

Musical comebacks, heroic speeches and baby mama drama: those were just some of the dramatic events that occurred during this Sunday's 2018 BET Awards. Click through RadarOnline.com's gallery to see the ritzy photos from Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater and learn more about the celebrity scandals.

Blac Chyna could not keep her composure at last night's 2018 BET Awards. As RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned, the mode snubbed baby daddy Tyga when he made a brave attempt to greet her! "Tyga was trying to be nice to Chyna and she wasn't having it," said a source. "He stuck his hand out to shake hers backstage and she rolled her eyes, kept walking and busted out in laughter. He looked so sad as if he felt disrespected. He put his head down and kept on going about his business. He was clearly hurt. Chyna is out here, acting like she runs the world and giving everyone a run for their money." Fans know that Chyna, 30, recently complained Tyga, 28, wasn't paying her child support for their son King Cairo, 5, but the two parents have always seemed to get along in the past. Does her teen rapper breakup have anything to do with her sudden hostility?

T.I. is a married man, but that surely hasn't stopped him from getting hot and handsy with a multitude of beautiful women! According to a source, the rapper, 37, had to be pulled off three women backstage at the BET Awards as wife Tiny threatens to divorce him! "TI has three women with him backstage and they're not security! They're gorgeous, dressed in sexy skin-tight dresses and he's all over all then," said the insider. "They're laughing, hugging and he's getting real frisky. He had his hands on one of their asses! One of his security guards had to literally pull him off of them so he could go on stage and present an award. After he did, he went right back to them." RadarOnline.com exclusively reported that Tiny, 42, is "sick and tired" of seeing her hubby with different women. She wants to call it quits for good because she thinks "he will never stop cheating." Is she wrong?

Nicki Minaj, 35, and Meek Mill, 31, were flirting up a storm backstage at the ritzy awards this Sunday. A source told RadarOnline.com that the beloved rapper—who recently got out of jail after serving five months for a minor probation violation—nearly cried when Minaj sweetly hugged him. "Nicki gave Meek one hell of a warm embrace backstage and it almost made Meek cry. His eyes were watering and he could feel the love she gave him. She told him he looks good," said the insider. "He told her she looked bomb as usual and he smiled from ear to ear. They had a few minutes together, Meek looked very grateful and extremely happy to see her." As RadarOnline.com readers know, Minaj was recently snubbed by BFF Blac Chya, who was caught flirting with her ex-boyfriend, Safaree, this weekend in L.A.

Jamie Foxx, 50, brought joke after hilarious joke to the 2018 BET Awards stage, but at one point, his comedy got somewhat out of hand. As various Twitter users put it, it seemed like the star's scripts got "burned in the fire" minutes before he walked in front of the Hollywood crowd. After rambling on about Black Panther, the actor went on to mimic Donald Glover's dance moves, call him up on stage, step out in a bathrobe and underwear, and remind fans once and for all that he cannot sing. Where was girlfriend Katie Holmes, 39, when he needed her?

"Sweet Love" singer Anita Baker, 60, received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the BET Awards, and received a touching tribute from Hollywood fans like Tyler Perry, Mary J. Blige, and even Jamie Foxx. Baker herself did not get up to sing, though she enjoyed the soulful display from the front row.

Everyday American heroes James Shaw Jr., Justin Blackman, Anthony Borges, Naomi Wadler and Mamoudou Gassama were recognized and given humanitarian awards for their superhuman passion and bravery. John Legend recognized Shaw Jr., who tackled a Nashville Waffle House shooter, possibly saving the lives of hundreds. Blackman also received praise for being the only student to stand up in protest at his school on National Student Walk-Out Day. Wadler, 11, was commended for speaking out against female victims of gun violence, while Gassama was honored for saving a 4-year-old's life by climbing up a Parisian building where he was hanging.

Music fans rejoiced when "Drop It Like It's Hot" rapper Snoop Dogg, 46, made a much-awaited comeback by releasing his 2018 album, Doggystyle. What do you think was the most shocking moment from the BET Awards? Let us know below.

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