The Island Boys had trouble brewing long before Franky Venegas ended up in the slammer over the weekend on gun and drug charges … cause TMZ’s learned the twins officially called it quits a while ago.

Alex, AKA FlyySoulja — Franky’s twin brother and the other half of the Island Boys — tells TMZ … the duo has been officially dunzo for a long time after not seeing eye to eye for some time. In fact, Franky officially packed his bags and dipped out of their shared Florida home over a year ago.

Flyy tells us he and his brother were constantly butting heads and having intense arguments. Flyy says his path is drastically different from his brother’s, and he doesn’t vibe with Franky’s lifestyle as of now.

So much so, since Franky’s arrest in Naples over the weekend, Franky’s been trying to reach his brother … but he keeps missing his calls.

Franky was arrested and charged Sunday with possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, and possessing a firearm with an altered serial number.

LeBron and Bronny James are adamantly denying they did anything wrong … after the superstar father-son duo were sued in late 2024 over an alleged car accident.

In legal docs obtained by TMZ Sports, Bron and Bronny “deny each and every allegation contained in the complaint” … which was filed by two women, April Almanza Lopez and Kiara Rae McGillen, in Los Angeles County on October 22, 2024.

The plaintiffs claim the James’ were responsible for a November 13, 2022 automobile accident that resulted in injuries requiring medical attention.

On top of that, the women say their car was damaged, and lost value ’cause of the crash.

As we reported at the time, Lopez and McGillen filed the lawsuit the same day LeBron and Bronny made history, sharing the court together in an NBA regular season game.

LBJ clearly didn’t let the civil suit sour the moment, writing “NEVER FORGET THAT MOMENT FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE” after the 110-103 win.

Now, 4 months later, the James’ are fighting back.

It’s another rough day in the skies for Delta — this time, a plane’s cabin filled with thick smoke mid-flight, leading to an emergency landing and evacuation of everyone onboard.

The Boeing 717 aircraft was en route to Columbia, South Carolina Monday morning when “haze inside the aircraft” was reported, forcing an immediate return to Atlanta, with all 94 passengers evacuated via emergency inflatable slides.

One passenger’s video shows smoke permeating the cabin in the mid-air flight, with everyone holding clothes over their faces to protect themselves. Later footage shows them safely on the tarmac after debarking.

A spokesperson for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport told TMZ … “Airfield operations are normal at this time.”

The Federal Aviation Administration is now investigating the incident.

This latest scare adds to a series of unsettling airline incidents — Just a week ago, another Delta plane flipped upside down at a Toronto airport after landing, and there have been several other high-profile crashes this year.