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Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux Announce They’re Expecting!

Love is still in the air and it’s growing! On Thursday night, Priscilla Ojo and her Tanzanian heartthrob Juma Jux broke the internet with a surprise joint Instagram post announcing they’re expecting their first child together. The stunning photo carousel showed the couple in a warm embrace, with Priscilla’s baby bump on full display glowing, radiant, and absolutely beautiful. The caption was short, but full of emotion: “MOM & DAD 💫 BLESSED • GRATEFUL • THANKFUL.” And just like that, the internet went wild. Fans, fellow celebrities, and close friends flooded the comment section with heart emojis, warm wishes, and excited congratulations. The joy was palpable a reflection of how invested people have become in this fairytale love story. This joyful announcement comes just months after their lavish, multi-location wedding celebration that had social media in a headlock. From their elegant traditional engagement ceremony in Lagos where Yoruba culture met high fashion — to their exotic honeymoon snaps, the couple has been serving goals at every step. Now, they’re entering a new chapter, parenthood. Though the couple has yet to reveal details like how far along Priscilla is or the baby’s gender, one thing is certain: the love is real, and this next phase of their journey promises even more magic. In related headlines, Juma Jux recently addressed reports that Priscilla had embraced Islam following their union though the couple has remained graceful and private in handling such speculation, focusing instead on their growing family and shared future. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual observer, it’s hard not to smile at this latest milestone. From red carpets to real-life joy this is one love story we can’t stop watching. Congratulations to Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux the countdown to baby love begins!

25/07/2025, 12:55:31

Pearl Shim speaks on how she rose again

I lost my mother and everything changed.As a young girl, I was forced to leave behind the comfort of childhood and move in with my aunty. Life hit me hard. At just 16 years old, I got pregnant and the man responsible denied it completely. Suddenly, I was alone. Confused. Heartbroken. People around me didn’t show compassion. They told me to remove the baby that I was too young, that I had no future, that I had already ruined my life. They said I would never become anything. But I made a decision: I chose my child. I refused to let fear or shame define me. The shame, the insults, the laughter behind my back they nearly broke me. I would cry myself to sleep, wondering if life would ever smile at me again. But God never left me. Through it all, He stayed close. And when I gave birth, my baby became the reason I kept going. That tiny heartbeat gave me strength I didn’t know I had. Then, something beautiful happened God showed me mercy again. Some kind-hearted Nollywood stars reached out and helped me return to the movie world. I found new purpose, new doors opened, and with time, I found my voice again. I didn’t stop there I went back to school, determined to rewrite the story they wrote about me. And today… I’m finally graduating. From a rejected teenage mother to a restored, celebrated woman my journey is living proof that no matter how far you fall, God can lift you up again. So to every young girl facing rejection… To every single mother feeling alone… To anyone who’s been written off too early… Don’t give up. Stand strong. Believe in yourself. Your comeback can be greater than your setback. I’m living proof.

25/07/2025, 12:53:48

Uche Ogbodo says I Chose Peace Over Appearances And I Have No Regrets

I left my previous relationship because I was no longer happy. I felt stuck. I felt drained. I gave so much of myself, my time, my energy, my love, but I wasn’t receiving the same in return. I stayed longer than I should have, hoping things would change, but deep inside, I was slowly losing myself. So I walked away. People had a lot to say as they always do. Whispers turned to headlines, and everyone seemed to have an opinion, especially when I later got married to a younger man. They said I should have known better. They said it wouldn’t last. They judged what they didn’t understand. But what they didn’t see is the man behind the age. This younger man gave me peace. He respects me, he supports me, and most importantly, he loves me exactly as I am not who I pretend to be. He doesn’t compete with me, diminish me, or drain me. He honors me. He understands me. He chose me. And for the first time in a long time, I feel safe. I feel valued. I feel seen. Let me be clear: Age doesn’t define maturity. Love does. True love is not about numbers, it’s about connection, respect, and peace. I’ve found all three, and that’s why I smile differently now. So to anyone stuck in a space that no longer brings them joy: You are allowed to choose yourself. You are allowed to begin again. And yes, you are allowed to be happy, even if it doesn’t make sense to the world. Because at the end of the day, your peace is priceless.

25/07/2025, 12:51:45

I Grew Up Without My Mum, But I Didn’t Let That Break Me Bimbo Ademoye

Growing up without my mother was one of the hardest things I’ve ever faced. She left when I was just a child. One day she was there, and the next, ne. For years, I didn’t even know where she was. No phone calls. No letters. Just silence. It left a hole in my heart that no words could fully describe. Mother’s Day was the toughest. I remember watching other kids celebrate, holding flowers and cards, beaming with joy. Me? I would just sit quietly, smiling through the pain like it didn’t matter but it did. It mattered deeply. But in that silence, one voice remained: my dad’s. He didn’t just raise me, he be-both my father and my mother. He did it all: from helping me with homework to tying my scarf before school. He wiped my tears, carried my burdens, and made sure I never felt like I lacked anything. The pain of not having my mum could have broken me, but I made a decision: It would build me instead. I turned my heartbreak into fuel. I told myself, “One day, I will be somebody. I will succeed. I will make that little girl in me proud.”And I did. Today, by grace, I’ve reconnected with my mum. The journey hasn’t been easy. Healing doesn’t happen overnight it’s a slow, sometimes painful process. But forgiveness brings peace, and peace is a gift I now choose every day. To anyone out there carrying the pain of abandonment or family wounds, you’re not alone. You can rise. You can heal. And yes, you can thrive.

25/07/2025, 12:49:15

Happy 15th Birthday to the Incredible Emmanuela!

Today, we celebrate not just a birthday, but a bright light, a trailblazer, and a true national treasure. Nigeria’s youngest comedy queen, Emmanuela, turns 15 and what a journey it has been! 🇳🇬 From the very first time we saw you on screen, it was clear: there was something special about you. Your innocence, your timing, your humor, and your confidence captured the hearts of millions. At an age when many are still finding their voice, you were already using yours to make an entire nation laugh and think. Through the years, we’ve watched you grow not just in age, but in wisdom, grace, and creativity. You've shown us that you don’t need to be big to be bold. That talent knows no age. That you can come from humble beginnings and still touch the world. Your laughter has been medicine to many. Your performances have united families. Your strength and humility have made you a role model to kids and adults alike. And your journey continues to inspire countless young girls across Africa showing them that their dreams are valid, their voices matter, and their uniqueness is a gift, not a limitation. As you step into this new chapter, may your joy multiply, may your creativity overflow, and may your light shine even brighter. Keep being fearless. Keep being funny. Keep being phenomenal. The world hasn’t seen the best of you yet and we’re all rooting for you! Happy 15th Birthday, Emmanuela! We love you. We celebrate you. We’re proud of you.

23/07/2025, 15:57:19

Some Love Stories Are Meant to Be Silent Tonto Dikeh

Not every love story ends the way people expect. Some of us fall in love quietly, away from the cameras, away from the noise, far from the flashing lights and public opinions. We date in silence, love in peace, and dream in whispers. We shared laughter, tears, late-night prayers, and long conversations about the future. We built castles in the sky and tried to make them real. But sometimes, love, even when it’s genuine, is not enough to hold two people together. And that hurts. It hurts even more when the world never knew the weight you carried, the battles you fought, or the goodbye you never wanted to say. People assume. People judge. But they weren’t there when it was real. Still, I have no regrets. We had beautiful moments. Moments I’ll always treasure. And even though the chapter has closed, I still wish him well, truly, deeply. Because sometimes, the people who leave aren’t villains. They’re just no longer written into the next chapter of your story. And that’s life. Some people are meant to be in your heart, not in your life.

23/07/2025, 15:49:05

At 55, I’m not married. I don’t have children. And it’s not a tragedy.

Once upon a time, I dreamed of marriage. I loved someone deeply. But the man I loved passed away. Life changed in an instant. I didn’t choose to walk alone but here I am, still walking, still living, still thriving. People often assume that a woman without a ring or a child is somehow incomplete. They whisper, they judge, they cast pity like it’s compassion. But let’s be clear: that’s not kindness, that’s cruelty dressed in tradition. The truth is, life doesn’t always follow the script society writes for us. Some of us lose love. Some of us choose differently. Some of us are chosen by fate to walk a different path. And *all* of those stories are valid. I’m not broken. I’m not lost. I’m not missing anything. I am fulfilled. I am joyful. I am whole. I don’t owe anyone an explanation for the shape of my life. My worth is not measured by marriage certificates or maternity wards. It’s measured by the life I’ve lived, the love I’ve given, the joy I’ve cultivated, and the peace I’ve made with myself. To every woman out there who feels the pressure to conform, who hears the whispers and wears the weight of other people’s expectations hear this: *Your story is not a tragedy. You are enough, just as you are.

23/07/2025, 15:46:46

Blessing CEO's Controversial Clapback Sparks Online Reactions

In the ever-unfiltered world of social media, relationship therapist and internet personality Blessing CEO is no stranger to controversy and this time, she’s causing serious waves with her fiery response to fans accusing her of being a "husband snatcher." In a viral video making rounds online, Blessing unapologetically addressed the rumors with a jaw-dropping clapback that has left social media buzzing: “It’s your father I snatched? Husband snatcher? I don’t snatch husbands. Instead of me to snatch your husband, I will put you 6 feet and collect him.” The bold and brutal declaration didn’t stop there. With fierce confidence, she made it clear that she’s not the type to drag or fight over a man. In her own words: “I don’t drag. I don’t fight with someone’s husband. The earth will take you and I will be with him. I can’t even be sharing a man with you. I don’t share men. I’m not that kind of woman.” Known for her outspokenness and unfiltered takes on relationships, Blessing CEO described herself as a "dominator" and a "proud obanje", warning anyone who crosses her to pray she doesn’t want what they have. “If I want your husband, I will take him. I’m that bold… Me and you go battle, and trust me, I go bury you and collect am. I no sabi drag, I collect.” While some fans see her comments as theatrical and meant to provoke, others are calling it distasteful, aggressive, and deeply problematic. Critics argue that such statements fuel toxicity and normalize harmful behavior in relationships. Still, true to her online persona, Blessing CEO appears unfazed by the backlash. In a digital space where clout often outweighs caution, her words serve as a reminder of just how blurred the line between confidence and controversy can be.

21/07/2025, 13:56:15

Sharon Ooja Opens Up About Her Unbreakable Bond with Bisola Aiyeola

"Bisola is that one friend I can call at any time and know she’ll show up, no questions asked." With these heartfelt words, actress Sharon Ooja gives the world a glimpse into one of Nollywood’s most authentic friendships, a sisterhood that thrives far beyond the bright lights and movie sets. In an industry often painted with stories of rivalry, clout-chasing, and surface-level connections, Sharon and Bisola’s relationship is refreshingly different. It is rooted in honesty, empathy, and mutual respect. "Even if Nollywood shuts down tomorrow, our friendship would still stand strong because what we share goes beyond acting," Sharon writes. Their bond isn’t about competition. It’s about connection, collaboration, and a shared mission to rise while lifting each other. Whether it’s analyzing a script together or supporting each other through life’s emotional trenches, Sharon and Bisola move like two women who understand that success feels better when you’re not alone at the top. "Whenever I get a script… I ask myself, ‘What would Bisola bring to this role?’… Watching her interpret it inspires me to give it my best too." But it’s not just the professional moments that matter. Sharon recounts a night when her heart was in pieces, emotionally broken. She called Bisola, and without delay, Bisola fought through traffic just to be by her side. No pep talks. No judgment. Just presence. "She walked in, sat on the floor beside me, and cried with me. She said, ‘We’ll heal together.’" That’s what real sisterhood looks like. In Sharon’s words: "With Bisola, it's not just Nollywood. It’s love, it’s sisterhood, and it’s real growth from the heart." May this story remind us all: no matter how far we go in life, what matters most is who walks with us, not in front, not behind, but beside us.

21/07/2025, 13:55:07

Chacha Eke's Brave Confession on Mental Health

"I was not okay. I left my house in Asaba at 3 a.m. and started walking around Lagos. I didn’t know where I was going or why." With these haunting words, Nollywood actress Chacha Eke has opened up about a deeply personal chapter of her life, a chapter marked by confusion, pain, and a silent battle with mental illness. In a raw and emotional confession, Chacha revealed how her struggle with bipolar disorder once led her to wander aimlessly across cities, cross borders into Ghana under a fake identity, sleep on beaches and in hotels, and even destroy things without knowing why. "I hated my people so much during that time, and I didn't know why. Looking back now, I feel ashamed. But I have forgiven myself. It was not me, it was the sickness," she wrote. These are not just words. They are the voice of someone who has walked through fire and is choosing to rise from the ashes. In a society where mental illness is often ignored, misunderstood, or silenced, Chacha’s story is both heartbreaking and powerful, a call for empathy and awareness. Too many people are suffering in silence, afraid to speak out or seek help. But Chacha has decided to stop hiding. "I have bipolar disorder. But I am not hiding anymore. I am healing, and I want to help others understand that mental illness is real." This is more than a confession, it is a mission. We must remember that mental illness is not a character flaw, a weakness, or a curse. It is a health condition that needs compassion, support, and treatment. Chacha’s courage reminds us that healing begins with honesty. And that nobody, no matter how famous or strong they appear, is immune to emotional storms. To Chacha: You are a beautiful soul, and we pray that God continues to strengthen you. Your story will save lives. Thank you for being brave. To anyone reading this who is struggling: you are not alone, and help is real. Let’s talk about mental health. Let’s remove the shame. Let’s stand with one another.

21/07/2025, 13:52:49

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