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Singer, Adam Levine denies cheating but sending flirtatious messages
American singer, Adam Levine, has denied cheating on his pregnant wife, Behati Prinsloo, however, accepting to have crossed the line with the flirtatious messages he sent to an Instagram model in a chat even as a married ... -
Meta CEO, Zuckerberg to welcome baby girl
On Wednesday, Mark Zuckerberg revealed that his family is expecting a girl. The Facebook first family announced this on his official Facebook page. “Lots of love. Max and August will have a new baby sister next year!”, he wrote. August, 5, and Maxima “Max,” 6, are the couple’s two young daughters. They married in 2012. -
Jim Iyke receives Chieftaincy title in Ghana
Nollywood actor, Jim Iyke, has received a Chieftaincy title in Ghana. According to The PUNCH, Her Royal Highness, the Eze Ndigbo Ghana, Dr. Chukwudi Ihenetu, bestowed the title “Ohadike 1 of Ndigbo” on the actor. The coronation was said to have occurred during the tenth Yam Festival. Iyke was recognised for his contributions to the Igbo community and the African entertainment industry, according to Ihenetu. In 2018, a number of Nigerian celebrities received chieftaincy titles, including music artist D’banj, actor Alexx Ekubo, and reality TV star Teddy A. -
BNXN speaks on publicly insinuated beef with Ruger
Daniel Benson, aka BNXN, has explained why he mentioned his colleague and Mavin signee, Micheal Adebayo Olayinka, also known as Ruger, at the 15th Headies awards. BNXN stated that he did this to ensure that fans do not believe or infer an industry feud between himself and his colleague. In an interview with The Nation, the ‘Outside’ singer said: I needed people to understand that he is the least of my worries, like on a level, if it is competition wise, ... -
“After 5 years of marriage, it’s time for my wedding” – Cardi B
Five years after raising two children with Offset, American female rapper Belcalis Almanzar, better known as Cardi B, has announced that she will marry her partner ... -
Cubana Chief Priest to give N200k to fans who vote BBN’s Bryann
Popular socialite, Pascal Okechukwu, also known as Cubana Chief Priest, has promised to give his fans N200,00 if they vote for Big Brother Naija housemate Bryann. Cubana revealed this on his Instagram page on Tuesday. He offered N200,000 to those who show him proof of their voting process. In a mixture of English language and pidgin, he wrote: Vote My SuperStar Kid Bro @bryannonly Tag Me ... -
Davido opens up on racist experience from US police
David Adedeji Adeleke, better known as Davido, has spoken about his experience with systemic racism after purchasing his first home in America. The DMW Records CEO recounted in a viral video how the police treated him when he bought a house in the United States. The Afrobeat star bought a house in an all-white neighbourhood when he was about 23 or 24 years old. He heard a knock on the door two days after moving in, and it was a detective type of police. The 29-year-old recalled how they searched the entire property and questioned him about how he purchased the house, what he does for a living and a variety of other topics. When ... -
Atiku meets with ex-BBNaija housmates ahead of 2023
Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has met with some ex-BBNaija housemates. Ikechukwu ‘Cross’ Okonkwo, Bright ‘Brighto’ Osemudiame, and Chukwuemeka ‘Frodd’ Okoye were among the reality television stars. The group included successful content creators, entrepreneurs, and social media stars, according to photos and videos posted on ... -
Chacha Eke gives hint on reconciling with estranged hubby
Nollywood actress, Chacha Eke, has expressed her intention to possibly reconcile with her estranged husband, Austin Faani. The actress revealed this during an Instagram live session where she ... -
Baba Ijesha’s bail application postponed to Sept. 19
On Monday, an Ikeja Special Offences Court will hear a bail application filed by Olanrewaju James, otherwise known as Baba Ijesha. The court will decide whether the ...

















