Nollywood veteran, Bimbo Akintola, has shed light on her views regarding romantic relationships within the entertainment industry. In a recent interview, the esteemed actress revealed why she would never consider dating a fellow actor.

“Dating an actor would be too complicated,” Bimbo confessed. “The competition, the scrutiny, and the constant comparison would be overwhelming.”

Akintola highlighted the challenges of maintaining a relationship in the public eye, particularly within the entertainment industry.

“Actors are constantly surrounded by beautiful people, and the temptation is always there,” she noted. “I need someone who understands me, not someone who’s constantly in the spotlight.”

Bimbo emphasized the importance of separating her personal and professional life.

“I want to keep my relationships private and genuine,” she stated. “Dating an actor would blur those lines.”

Although Akintola didn’t disclose specifics, she hinted at past experiences that solidified her stance.

“I’ve seen how messy things can get when industry relationships go sour,” she said. “I’d rather avoid that drama altogether.”

Fellow actresses have shared similar sentiments, emphasizing the importance of maintaining personal boundaries.

“Bimbo’s honesty is refreshing,” said actress Rita Dominic. “We need more openness about the challenges of industry relationships.”

Bimbo Akintola’s candid revelation offers a glimpse into the complexities of romantic relationships within the entertainment industry. As the Nollywood veteran continues to thrive in her craft, her commitment to personal boundaries serves as a testament to her dedication to her well-being.

Nollywood actress Adesua Etomi-Wellington has revealed that she and her husband, musician Bankole Wellington—better known as Banky W—are anticipating the arrival of their second child.

According to PUNCH Online, the couple tied the knot in 2017 and welcomed their first child, Zaiah, in 2021.

On Monday, the actress took to her Instagram to share the wonderful news with her followers, showcasing beautiful images from her maternity photoshoot.

In the pictures, Adesua appeared radiant in a vibrant orange hooded dress, tenderly holding her baby bump as she celebrated this special occasion with her fans.

Expressing her happiness, she wrote, “First, we had each other, then we had your brother, then God sent you and now? NOW, we have everything.

Reacting to the announcement in the comment section, Banky W wrote, “May our lives forever be a series of indisputable evidence and unquestionable proof that Jesus is alive and that He answers prayers. Thank you, God. #SeeWhatTheLordHasDone.”

Seun Kuti, the renowned Afrobeat musician and son of legendary Fela Kuti, recently expressed his disappointment and hurt over being excluded from Davido’s highly publicised wedding.

In an emotional interview, Seun Kuti revealed that he was not invited to Davido’s wedding, despite their cordial relationship and shared passion for music. “I was really hurt, to be honest,” Seun admitted. “I thought we were cooler than that.”

Seun Kuti highlighted his consistent support for Davido’s music and career, often publicly praising his talent and achievements. “I’ve always been there for him, celebrating his wins and offering advice when needed,” Seun said.

Seun expressed feelings, questioning why he wasn’t extended an invitation to the high-profile event. “It’s not about the wedding itself; it’s about the principle. If you’re going to exclude me, what message are you sending?”

Seun Kuti hinted at underlying industry politics and cliques, suggesting that Davido’s camp may have intentionally left him out. “There’s a lot going on in this industry that people don’t see. Sometimes, it’s not just about the music; it’s about the egos and interests.”

Despite the hurt, Seun Kuti emphasized his commitment to his craft and his fans. “My focus remains on creating great music and inspiring the next generation. I won’t let this incident define my relationships or my art.”

Ice Prince, an afrobeat and hip-hop rapper, known for hits like “Oleku” and “Aboki,” has recently been trending online, but not for the reasons you’d expect.

When searching for “Ice Prince” on Google, users have noticed that instead of Ice Prince, Nigerian artist Portable’s profile is showing up in some cases.

This mix-up has sparked a wave of humorous reactions online.

One user joked, “Ice Prince, don sell him Google profile to Portable,” while another added, “Portable now answer Ice Prince, nothing hard for God to do.”

Fans are baffled, with one asking, “Where did Ice Prince go?” Some even speculated that the Google algorithm might be responsible for the mix-up, perhaps due to Portable’s recent public praise of Ice Prince.

Interestingly, this comes shortly after a video of Portable praising Ice Prince at the airport went viral.

In a video shared by Portable’s aide on Instagram, the Zazu crooner was seen embracing the veteran rapper before showering him with praises.

Portable expressed his admiration for Ice Prince, noting his loyalty and contributions to the Nigerian music industry. He acknowledged Ice Prince’s role in paving the way for other artistes like him and hailed him as the “number one.”

Portable, born Habeeb Okikiola Badmus, took the music industry by storm with his unique style and catchy lyrics of “Zazu Zeh” from the late 2021 to early 2022. The song featured Olamide Baddo and Poco Lee.

After Zazu Zeh, the controversial singer and dancer dropped another banger, “I Live in the Zoo,” which left Nigerians with another song to refer to if one, as they say in the streets, want to ‘change it’ for someone.

A woman has claimed that she had nightly romps with a ghost ‘with fangs and the face of a gargoyle’ for over 20 years.

Paola Flórez, from Colombia, said her relationship with the spirit started when she was young – and that the frisky ghoul visited her every night while she slept.

She made the claims on the TV show Sin Carreta, which broadcasts on the state-owned channel Canal 1. 

‘From that moment on, he started coming to me like a spirit to have sex with me.’

Paula considered herself a loving partner to her ghostly lover for 20 years – until she eventually saw his face.

She explained: ‘He was a very big man. But the day I caught a glimpse of him, he had fangs and the face of a gargoyle’.

After seeing the ghoul’s scary looks, she stated that she did not want any further contact with him because he frightened her.

The woman continued: ‘The last time I saw his face was when I didn’t want to continue.’   

Psychologist Martiza Montealegre said: ‘Paula’s case is not at all common. In fact, demonic cases are extremely isolated.’

However, parapsychologist Jairo Urbex believes her account is credible, adding that she was probably in a relationship with an ‘incubus’.

Urbex explained: ‘An incubus is a demonic entity, it is a lower-astral entity and we describe all those that look like maggots as “low-vibrational”.’

He added: ‘They specialise in grabbing people and taking their energy.’ 

People were complexed and one local commented: ‘It must have been a satanic spirit’ while another wrote: ‘I’ve also fallen in love with a couple of ghosts, hahaha.’ 

A woman named Stella said: ‘People are getting crazier’, while Eduardo joked: ‘Tell her it was a neighbour with a sheet with holes’.

Another local Pablo quipped: ‘That spirit was no saint’.

Kellyrae of the former Doubleday duo in the Big Brother Naija “No Loose Guard” season has emerged as the winner of the show.

He was announced the winner by the host of the show, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, during the grand finale of the show on Sunday night in Lagos.

The winner was presented with a N60 million cash prize and a new SUV.

Kellyrae, a 33-year-old professional singer from Delta, came into the show with his wife, Kassia, who is a graduate of Delta State University.

The eight housemates who made it to the finals are Kellyrae, Sooj, Anita, Nelly, Onyeka, Wanni, Victoria, and Ozee.

Sooj, the first finalist to be evicted, said “I am thankful for the journey so far, I feel like a winner and a champion regardless of the situation; I am coming for any and everything; I’m taking the world by storm.”

This was followed by Anita, a model, who expressed her desire to be engaged on the international runway.

She said, “I am excited and grateful right now, I wanted to win the prize but I am here till the last day; I am happy. I will be taking my modelling business to the next level.”

Ozee said: “It’s not about the final winner but the fact that I made it to the end. This platform is like a social experiment where I have learnt about myself. I have a lot am working on. Just look out for me, this is just the beginning.”

Nelly, who got auditioned nine times before her final success to the show, said, “I am very happy. I will be growing my restaurant brand. You people should expect something big. I can’t wait to work with all the brands that love me.”

Victoria, the fifth finalist to leave the house, said she would be going back to her business as a travel consultant and would remain open to more collaborations from brands.

For Onyeka, she spoke on her interest in singing, dancing, acting and directing.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the reality television show began on July 28 with 28 housemates.

The show witnessed lots of twists, drama, controversies, steeze and romance, as the housemates came in pairs of 14.

The pairs are: Chekas, Zinwe, Mbadiwe twins, WanniXHandi, Aces, Nelita, Double Kay, Shatoria, Radicals, Floruish, Tami, Ndinne, Beta and Streeze.