Entertainment
Tems Responds To Body Critics
Grammy-winning singer Tems has hit back at critics who continue to comment on her body, calling for an end to the unsolicited scrutiny she’s endured for over seven years.
In a post on X, Tems expressed frustration over constant remarks labelling her physique as “small,” “flat,” or “fat,” asserting firmly that her body is hers alone.
Tems pointed out the absurdity of public demands for her to “show her body,” cheekily daring critics to show theirs first.
She stressed that she has never hidden her figure but refuses to make her body a spectacle for validation.
“Whether I gain or lose weight, it’s natural,” she said, adding that others’ opinions about her appearance have no bearing on her self-worth.
Tems concluded her message with a clear call: stop focusing on her body and move on.
“Okay 7 years in. It’s time to pack it up. I never thought I’d need to say it but you are all weird. “It’s small, it’s flat, it’s fat.”
Dog ITS MINE. “Show us your bumbum” lol so me too I will turn and say “see”
Nah show ME yours first?? See how that feels? It’s just a body I will add and lose weight. I never once hid my body, I just didn’t feel the need to prove or disprove anyone. The more you don’t like my body the better for me actually.
But it’s enough now. Move on from my bum”, she wrote.
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Entertainment
Why Nollywood Star Adunni Ade kept Her Daughter Hidden For Two Years
A Birthday Surprise: Popular Nollywood actress Adunni Ade marked her birthday by revealing, for the first time, that she had welcomed a daughter, affectionately named Baby Sal, with her long-term partner.
A Guarded Sanctuary: The couple intentionally kept their daughter out of the public eye for over two years, with Adunni citing a desire to protect her family’s peace, celebrate an answered prayer, and navigate private struggles away from the glare of social media.
Dispelling the Rumours: Adunni used the announcement to firmly shut down online speculation and single-mother stereotypes, clarifying that her decade-long relationship did not involve breaking up anyone else’s home for the sake of digital “clicks.”
In a heartfelt post shared on social media, the actress disclosed that she and her partner had kept the child away from the public eye for over two years, choosing to deliberately protect their family’s privacy. \According to Adunni, the journey was marked by personal challenges and silent battles that tested her strength, but she remained entirely focused on enjoying the blessing away from public scrutiny.
She wrote: “We chose privacy. Not because we owed anyone secrecy but because peace is priceless, and not everything good needs an audience. We wanted to enjoy our blessing.”
The actress also directly addressed ongoing speculation regarding her personal life, stressing that her relationship did not involve breaking up any home.
“Not every single mother fits your assumptions. Not every story is a scandal. Not every blessing comes with drama attached. God gave me mine. Fully. Peacefully. Intentionally. Not ‘another woman’s man’ all in the name of clicks,” she stated.
Adunni described the birth of their daughter as an answered prayer, revealing that the couple’s quiet journey together has spanned almost a decade.
“Almighty blessed us with our first child together. Our baby girl, our answered prayer, my evidence that God still writes beautiful stories in His own time,” she added.
Entertainment
Qing Madi’s Label War Deepens As Both Sides Claim Victory In Court Dispute
JTON says a Lagos court granted an injunction restricting Qing Madi’s use of music tied to disputed contracts.
KFMD argues the court affirmed the singer’s right to choose her own management and release new music.
Both sides are publicly disputing the meaning of the ruling while the main case awaits trial.
What started as a TikTok live has become a full legal and public relations battle, with two formal statements now on record and both sides telling very different stories about the same court ruling.
To recap: Qing Madi, the 19-year-old singer behind the recently released EP Barely Legal, went live on TikTok this week to address the disappearance of her music from Spotify, pointing directly at Joy Tongo and JTON Music, the label she had been signed to, as the party responsible.
She alleged that Tongo had stolen from her, forged her signature, and systematically targeted her releases. She also claimed she had won a court case against the label, noting that because she was a minor at the time proceedings began, her mother had to appear in court alongside her.
Entertainment
Ooni Of Ife Holds Colourful Naming Ceremony For Twin Sons
The Ooni of Ife and Olori Mariam held a naming ceremony for their newborn twin boys at the Ile-Ife Palace in Osun State.
Traditional naming rites were performed, and the twins were given the names Prince Adelowo Adelanaire Adejare Adedunmininu Ademola Taiwo and Prince Adeleye Adelanaola Adejuwon Adedoyim Adebola Kehinde.
The Ooni thanked the public for their prayers and confirmed that both Olori Mariam and the twins are in good health.
Members of the royal household, traditional chiefs, family, and some of the monarch’s wives, including Olori Aderonke, Olori Temitope, and Olori Ashley, attended the event.
Traditional rites for naming newborns were observed during the ceremony. Bananas, beans, kola nuts, bitter kola, sugarcane, gin, water, cash, and dried fish were offered in prayer and for the children’s blessings.
An elder announced the names of the twins during the ceremony, starting with the first child, Taiwo, and then Kehinde.
The first prince received the names Adelowo, Adelanaire, Adejare, Adedunmininu, Ademola, and Taiwo Omo Ooni Adeyeye Ojaja II.
The second prince was given the names Adeleye, Adelanaola, Adejuwon, Adedoyim, Adebola, and Kehinde Omo Ooni Adeyeye Ojaja II.
Traditional music groups performed at the ceremony, and guests congratulated the monarch and his family. The celebration continued with a reception inside the palace, where guests were served food and drinks.
The Ooni recently announced the birth of the twin boys and said that both Olori Mariam and the children are in good health.
The birth comes four years after the Ooni’s marriage to Queen Mariam in 2022.
The Queen, an indigene of Kogi State with a professional background in the oil and gas industry, was integrated into the palace after her separation from her previous wife, Naomi Silekunola.
Her entry into the royal court was marked by traditional rites reflecting the deep-seated customs of the House of Oduduwa.
Recall that the Palace’s Director of Media and Public Affairs, Otunba Moses Olafare, in an official statement released by the Ooni, extended his profound gratitude to Olodumare (God) for the safe delivery of the princes.
He confirmed that both the newborns and the Queen are in excellent health, describing the double addition to the family as a “special blessing.”
The Ooni further expressed his appreciation to the public for their sustained prayers and goodwill. He prayed that the young princes would grow in strength and wisdom, eventually serving as distinguished custodians of the Yoruba people’s ancient cultural heritage.
“I appreciated everyone who has continued to support the palace with prayers, love, and goodwill. This moment calls for thanksgiving and celebration”, he said.
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