Let's cut to the chase. Yes, the world's top TikToker Khaby Lame WAS detained by ICE, the agency confirmed on June 7. “U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained Seringe Khabane Lame, 25, a ...

Khaby Lame, the world’s most popular TikToker, has posted several times on social media since ICE confirmed detaining him. According to a statement ICE emailed Men’s Journal on June 7, the agency ...

Khaby Lame reportedly posted a message on his Instagram story that read, "Say no to racism." The story is no longer up, but screenshots were shared by the news outlet Dexerto. The outlet also shared ...

Khabane “Khaby” Lame, a TikTok user known for his videos silently mocking absurd “life hack” clips, is the most followed TikToker through the first half of this year with over 162 million ...

Khaby Lame just passed Charli D'Amelio as the most-followed TikTok creator. Lame is famous for his comic expressions and deadpan reactions to overstylized TikToks. On social media, users are now ...

A‌ lame duck session refers to when one Congress ‌is in session after a new one has been elected. After last week’s election, Members of Congress who lost elections or are retiring are lame ducks, who ...

Khaby Lame brought his comedic chops to the U.S. — and the producers of his new unscripted series, “Khaby Is Coming to America,” are hoping his millions of TikTok fans will come along for the ride.

As an immigrant kid growing up in northern Italy’s public-housing estates, Khabane Lame wanted nothing more than to make people laugh. When a global pandemic shut down Italy, and then the world, in ...

When Italy first went into a coronavirus lockdown last year, Khabane Lame had just lost his job at a factory near the northern city of Turin. He spent his days holed up at his parents’ home in ...

Former machine operator Khabane Lame has become the most followed star on TikTok — two years after he created an account on the social media app after losing his job during the pandemic. Lame, 22, ...

Khaby Lame reportedly posted a message on his Instagram story that read, "Say no to racism." The story is no longer up, but screenshots were shared by the news outlet Dexerto. The outlet also shared ...