Tory Lanez is absolutely loving Kim Kardashian for using one of his tunes in her latest bikini video … which has fans clamoring to free him from prison.

Ceasar McDowell, CEO of Unite the People — the organization currently representing Tory –tells TMZ he spoke with Tory over the phone on Wednesday, and the rapper is well aware Kim shared his song “The Color Violet” on her Instagram.

As a result, Kim’s comment section is flooding with Tory supporters who are sharing the hashtag “#FreeTory” … which, of course, is making him feel pretty good.

Tory was quick to mention Kim isn’t the only member of the Kardashian clan who’s shared his music since his conviction for shooting Megan Thee Stallion — noting Kylie Jenner posted a video of herself lip syncing to one of his hits back in June 2023.

Needless to say, TL is a big fan of the entire Kardashian fam — adding that he respects people of their stature being able to “appreciate the artistry without judging the artist.”

If Gervonta Davis wants to avoid further hair controversies, one co. is urging the star boxer to switch to its products, insisting its stuff will keep him out of more greasy ring drama going forward.

The company, Murray’s Pomade, issued the advisory to Davis in a statement to TMZ Sports this week … just days after Tank claimed some hair oil forced him to take a knee during his scrap with Lamont Roach in New York.

If you missed it, Davis hit the canvas in the ninth round … before he raced to his corner to demand a towel for his eyes. The bizarre scene sparked a ton of outrage, as many felt he should’ve been penalized for the act and subsequently lost the fight.

“Murray’s Original Pomade, celebrating its 100th year, it’s very thick and waxy and would not drip in those conditions,” the rep said.

“He should have used our product and would not have worried ‘bout his do.”

Nancy Grace is scoffing at Casey Anthony‘s new career pursuit — slamming her new legal advocacy gig as a shameless cash grab and insisting the focus should remain on Casey’s murdered daughter, Caylee.

TMZ spoke with Nancy, and she didn’t sugarcoat it — telling us Casey’s just looking for a payday, reaching into everyone else’s pockets. But what stunned her the most is the fact so many people have already signed up for Casey’s Substack to take advice from her.

Watch the video — Nancy goes in on Casey, reminding everyone her so-called “legal expertise” comes from being tried for murder. She also makes it crystal clear — pretending to be a lawyer and dishing out legal advice for money is illegal. Casey announced her new Substack in a TikTok video this week.