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Singer Jose Chameleone and his legal team issued a cease and desist letter to journalist and Tiktoker Janie Namukasa for spreading false defamatory comments about him.
Social media users have always wondered about Somizi's relationship with his baby mama, Palesa Madisakwane, and daughter Bahumi. The former Generations actress left Mzansi's jaws on the floor when she opened up about co-parenting Bahumi with Somizi.
Merely days after announcing the birth of his first child, Nigerian gospel musician Moses Bliss has taken to social media to urge the public to refrain from posting other people's children as his own. The new dad posted his plea on Facebook on January 14, 2025, reminding the public that he and his wife Marie have yet to post their child online. His post read, "Please stop circulating other people's babies as ours. We appreciate the love, but let's do the right thing. We have not posted our child. Let's shop with the AI images too, please,"
Speaking during a live chat on Instagram with media personality, Ifedayo Olarinde, popularly known as Daddy Freeze, Bassey confidently announced that he has taken into plumbing since relocating to the North American country. He stressed that his new career fetches him better income than being in tech and also affords him a more relaxed lifestyle. 'I know you as a producer and actor, what career are you into this Yankee?' Daddy Freeze asked to which Bassey replied, 'I’m into construction here. I do construction; I am a plumber.'
Organisers of the Nigerian Idol reality music show have been accused of refusing to pay out prize money by former winner Kunle Ogunrombi, also known as K-Peace. The singer made the stunning claim while appearing on the latest episode of Nedu Wazobia’s ‘Honest Bunch Podcast.’ During the interview, the season 5 winner of the reality music show in 2015 claimed that Nigeria Idol organisers deceived him over the prizes he won. Giving an account of his experience, K-Peace recounted that after he was announced as the winner, he was presented with a cheque of N7.5 million and a car gift. The singer, however, claimed that the organisers failed to present him with the prizes he won, leaving him to struggle to survive with no money in his account. Speaking in a mix of English and Pidgin English during the interview, K-Peace described the actions of the organisers of the then Etisalat-sponsored reality music show as “deceptive.”
Music executive Paulo Okoye has claimed that afrobeats singer Rema overprices himself. In a chat with media personality Ifedayo Olarinde, aka Daddy Freeze, Paulo stated that Rema needs to do more shows and attract a huge fanbase to earn his price tag. He said: “Rema is on another level, he’s a Gen Z superstar. He’s our major face of African music. They [Western world] regard Rema the same way they regard American artists.
Mr Drew is living up to his Lover Boy Era persona, but he wants to see more love coming his way too! The singer, who recently released his new EP, opened up about his Valentine’s Day surprises and shared an unexpected heartbreak story from his release party.
South Korean actress Kim Sae-ron, celebrated for her compelling performances from a young age, was found dead at her home in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, on Sunday. She was 24. A friend discovered her body after Kim failed to attend a scheduled meeting. Authorities have found no signs of foul play and are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. Born in 2000, in Seoul, Kim embarked on her acting career at the tender age of nine. She gained international recognition with her role in “A Brand New Life” (2009), which was showcased at the Cannes Film Festival, making her one of the youngest actors to be invited to the event. Her portrayal in “The Man From Nowhere” (2010) further solidified her status as a rising star in Korean cinema. The actress transitioned seamlessly from child roles to more complex characters. Notable performances include “The Neighbor” (2012) and “A Girl at My Door” (2014).
The recent introduction of the Urban/Contemporary Gospel Music category at the prestigious Telecel Ghanaian Music Awards (TGMA) has generated interesting conversations among musicians in the genre. While some have welcomed the move as a victory for the music style, others are skeptical and fear it could come with attendant problems that might limit their creative freedom and mainstream appeal. In separate interviews with Graphic Showbiz, they argued that the new category, though well-appreciated, could be a double-edged sword. According to Obed Psych, a member of the Preachers group and one of the pioneers of Christian Hip-Hop, even though he was excited about the category, he wondered about its actual benefits to artistes.
Nigerian singer Oludipe Oluwasanmi David popularly known as Spyro disclosed that he was blackmailed using a purported sex tape. On Tuesday, February 4, he made a number of posts on his Instagram story that contained this information. Spyro claimed that after confronting the individual about their wrongdoing, the blackmail began. Additionally, he noted that the individual is religious and asserted that some of the most egregious liars and con artists are frequently religious individuals. According to Spyro, people commit sins and cover up their wrongdoings by posing as spiritual and hiding behind their beliefs.
Ghanaian rap icon Sarkodie delivered an emotional endorsement of young artist Kweku Smoke during the latter's "Revival Concert" on December 18, 2024, at Ghud Park in Accra. Sarkodie, making a surprise appearance, praised Kweku Smoke for his dedication and resilience in the music industry. He recounted their first meeting, stating, "The first time I met Kweku Smoke at my house and listened to his song, I was so impressed that I recorded three verses on the spot. That’s the first time I’ve done that for any artist, and it shows how talented this boy is." Overcome with emotion, Sarkodie described Kweku Smoke as "the definition of patience and hard work," acknowledging the challenges he has overcome to rise in the industry. He added, "Tonight, I didn’t come to perform; I came to let you know how good Kweku Smoke is."
South African singer Kelly Khumalo has shared an Instagram photo of herself dressed in traditional Sangoma attire, indicating her embrace of a spiritual calling as a healer. In her caption, she stated, "The life of a healer is in the mysteries of nature." The post has elicited mixed reactions from the public. Some fans expressed admiration and support for her spiritual journey, with comments like, "Seeing this picture, I'm healed" and "They can never make me hate this woman! When I see you, I see the meaning of imbokodo!" Others questioned the authenticity of her calling, noting her recent performances of gospel music and suggesting that she might be using traditional healing as a shield from accountability. This development comes amid ongoing public scrutiny of Khumalo's alleged involvement in the 2014 death of her then-boyfriend, soccer player Senzo Meyiwa.
