Month: July 2024

Rapper Shane Eagle and his fiancée Nicole Swartz have welcomed their first child.

Shane Patrick Hughes, known by his fans as Shane Eagle, got engaged to his high school sweetheart in October last year.In March, the couple took to social media to announce that they are expecting a bundle of joy, sharing their happiness with their fans and followers.
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“It’s scary when things change, it’s scary when things stay the same,’’ said Nicole on Instagram.

Known for his introspective lyrics, Shane Eagle expressed his excitement and gratitude for this new chapter by posting a picture of the couple holding hands with their new baby on Instagram.Rapper, Shane Eagle and Nicole Swartz holding hands with their newborn baby. Picture: Shane Eagle / Instagram
“My most beautiful and greatest blessing, my baby daughter Gia, love you to the moon and back my lil crab,’’ he said.

He also expressed how being a father is the greatest gift and how he’s never been in love like that before.

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rney to parenthood has been closely followed by their fans, who have been supportive and enthusiastic throughout Nicole’s pregnancy. Shane Eagle and Nicole have often shared glimpses of their life together, showcasing their love and mutual support for each other.Their fans also celebrated with the couple by congratulating them on their shared posts.

His fans quoted lyrics from one of the star’s hit singles, ‘’Break the Loop’’ emphasising how the rapper has always wanted to have a daughter.

“And when the Lord bless me with a daughter, she gonn’ be the ultimate healer like water”.

Since finishing fourth place in Vuzu’s rapping reality competition, he has since ventured into the music industry, releasing his debut album, Yellow in 2017 which features his gold certified single, Let It Flow.

South African actress and public personality who was a presenter for Craz-e World Live. She also starred in a soap opera called Rhythm City. Her dumantando Instagram account features fashion content, information about new appearances, and family photos. Her content has helped her earn more than 4.7 million followers.

 

 

 

 
BEFORE FAME
She became active on Instagram in March of 2016.

TRIVIA
She is also a dancer and worked as a model. She modeled at 2015 Soweto fashion week. In 2020, she joined the cast of a soap opera called The Queen.

FAMILY LIFE
In June 2017, she and DJ Junior DeRocka had a daughter named Sbahle Mzizi. For her fifth birthday, she had a Candy-themed party.Ntando Duma has a child with a popular South African DJ, Junior DeRocka. Their daughter, Sbahle Mzizi, was born on June 28, 2017. Unfortunately, the couple’s relationship was somewhat toxic, and they ended it in 2017. This came after months of abuse, speculations and unhappiness in their relationship.

Ntando has taken to social media to share that she has suffered at the hands of her ex-boyfriend, Junior. She has accused him of emotionally and physically abusing her. According to Ntando, she once caught Junior in bed with another woman on December 25, 2016, and he allegedly physically assaulted her. She has also accused Junior of neglecting their daughter, as he chooses to spend time with other children instead.

In response to Ntando’s accusations, Junior claims they are unfounded and malicious. He further claims that he supports his daughter as required and has even posted receipts of money sent to Ntando for their daughter’s upkeep.

Musa Mthombeni and his wife, Liesl Laurie are celebrating their 3rd anniversary of their traditional wedding.

Taking to Instagram this Wednesday, the couple announced the anniversary with throwback videos and photos of their traditional wedding shoot.

 

 

 

 

Dr Musa wrote, “Today marks 3 years of traditional marriage. On this day, a traditional angel was born… On this day Liesl realised that the cows that she had been waiting for had actually been living a spectacular life. They were visiting the spa three times a week. They had medical aid and were seen by the vet to make sure that opportunistic infections do not touch them, and they ate grass that was grown in the Champagne region of France. To three years of “Aliliiiii” and “uMakoti ungowethu…”

Liesl also shared a post to celebrate the anniversary and captioned the post with words of praise to her husband.

“The love of my life – Lobola day 2021 ❤️2 families becoming one. What a blessing. What a special day. Musa is 100% the man I prayed for,” she wrote.

Kairo Forbes wins the Favourite African Kid Influencer category

Kairo Forbes returns home as one of the winners of the Nickelodeon Award 2024.

The South African personality announced on her social media account that she won the Favourite African Kid Influencer category.

 

“Catch the KCA’s today, July 17th, on Nickelodean at 15.00 CAT, DStv Ch 305! Thank you @nickelodeon_africa KCA for my nomination and congratulations to all the other nominees. Thank you to my family and EVERYONE who voted for me! 🙏🏽💜I’m very happy and I appreciate your support. I hope that I inspire other kids to have dreams and that they have family that will support their dreams,” she wrote.

Kairo said the award is dedicated to her dad, Kiernan AKA Forbes, who died 10 February 2023 in Durban.

“Thank you, God for all your blessings. This one’s for you Daddy,” Kairo added.

South African singer and author Sho Madjozi

South Africa boasts a rich tapestry of talent across various fields, and its celebrities are no exception. Some of these stars have extended their influence beyond the screen and stage, venturing into the literary world to share their stories, insights, and creativity. Here are five South African celebrities who have successfully transitioned into authors:

 

 

 

 

 

 
Bonang Matheba: Bonang Matheba, a household name in South Africa, is known for her dynamic career as a television presenter, radio personality, and businesswoman. In 2017, she added “author” to her impressive resume with the release of her book, From A to B. The memoir provides an intimate look into her life, career, and the challenges she’s overcome, offering inspiration to many aspiring young women.Trevor Noah: Trevor Noah, renowned comedian and former host of The Daily Show, has also made a significant impact as an author. His memoir, Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood was published in 2016. He has released more than one book and announced that a picture book will be launched before this year ends.

Boity Thulo: Boity Thulo is another multifaceted talent who has made her mark as an actress, rapper, and television personality. In 2020, she ventured into the literary scene with her book, Own Your Throne: How to Thrive in Life and Work. The book is a motivational guide aimed at empowering readers to pursue their passions and achieve their dreams, reflecting Boity’s own journey of self-discovery and success.

Sho Madjozi: Sho Madjozi authored the children’s book Shoma and the Stars, which celebrates African heritage and encourages young readers to embrace their cultural roots. Through her storytelling, she inspires a new generation to find pride in their identity and dreams.

DJ Zinhle: Zinhle co-authored the book Meeting Your Power: Returning Home to Yourself with Nokubonga Mbanga. The book serves as a motivational guide, offering practical advice on personal growth, empowerment, and self-discovery.

These celebrities have not only entertained and inspired us through their primary careers but have also enriched our literary landscape with their written works. Their books offer readers a chance to connect with their personal stories, gain valuable insights, and find motivation to pursue their own dreams. Through their writing, these South African stars continue to shine brightly, proving that their talents extend far beyond the spotlight.

Sir Trill disses DJ Maphorisa in an Amapiano song

The South African music scene was recently shaken by a fiery diss track from Amapiano sensation Sir Trill, directed at the renowned DJ Maphorisa.

This track, filled with pointed lyrics and sharp critiques, has sparked a wave of reactions across the country, showcasing the passionate engagement of South African music fans.

 

 

In a video that has gone viral on social media, Sir Trill is seen singing the diss song which is believed to be directed to Phori, also known as ‘grootman’.

Social media platforms have been abuzz with reactions to the diss track.

However, a few claimed the song is an old song, which just resurfaced.

“This is an old song and that’s Dali Wonga on that verse,” a tweep wrote.

Pearl Thusi speaks about her recent experience in church

South African multi-talented star Pearl Thusi expressed her disappointment in a church she recently visited.

The actress didn’t reveal the name of the church, but she undoubtedly regrets worshipping there as she claims it was whack.

 

 

 

 

 
The video where she lamented surfaced on X- now Twitter and many were not impressed with her complaint.

A few claimed she was chasing clout, while others snubbed her.

“This is for attention it’s long she’s not trending,” a user wrote.

“Imali Eningi has reached over 12 million streams but I’m broke. Never got even R1. It’s so painful to work hard, only to become broke and watch other people benefit from your hard work. You have to act like we are all okay while only one individual is. features!!” he wrote on social media.

Intaba penned a lengthy note to apologise to the music star and set the record straight about the accusation.

 

“I would like to apologise to anyone that I had a beef with. It wasn’t my intention to fight with people or use vulgar language. I’m not proud of what I did and my past experiences have taught me that I cannot walk alone. Every person needs that one person to grow. I’m sorry to anyone that I hurt,” he said.

“I don’t have any issues with him. He never stole a cent from me or robbed me of any money. The only person who robbed me of my money was the person who accepted it from him but never gave it to me,” he said referring to his former boss at Ambitiouz, Kgosi Mahumapelo.

“Big Zulu had good intentions and I took out my frustrations on him. I regret ever signing a recording deal, I should have stayed at home and released music without any recording deal. Please stop going around speaking ill of Big Zulu. It’s time to let bygones be bygones,” he said.

Sbahle Mpisane addresses tattooing of the b0dy

Sbahle Mpisane opens up on how she transitioned from disliking tattoos to covering her b0dy with ink.

Taking to social media, the South African fitness bunnie explained she never liked inking her b0dy.

 

 

 

“I use to be against tattoos and judged people with tattoos for the longest of times 😅 I’d even verbally state that they looked dirty because I was grown up to see ink art as dirt,” she wrote.

However, Sbahle had no choice after her car accident which left scars on her body.

“After my car accident, I had scars all over my body and they made me feel dirty and I was like #WTF 🙄 My anger was sky high because the scars were basically tattoos that i didn’t ask for.”

“To make life easy for thy self, I decided to get inked so i can cover my scars bits by bits to clean the dirt. My mum supported my art because she knew that it would give me the peace I needed and boost my dead confidence at the time.”

She also addressed people who might want to criticise her for tattoing her skin.

“A friend of mine with one small tattoo advised me recently to not get a sleeve tattoo to cover my arm scar that many individuals kept staring at (out of curiosity). I laughed at her and said “we are equal sinners doll face, u murdered one individual and I bombed a house hold” (I don’t want to laugh again ngoba izinja ziyafana) 😅 bible judge me but I had to cover ALL my scars and I’m happy they are not at view for people to view or question me!!!”

South African model and television personality Blue Mbombo shows off a bold new look—shaving her head bald. Known for her stunning beauty and fashion-forward style, Blue’s decision to go bald has sparked a wave of admiration and conversation among her fans.South African model and television personality Blue Mbombo debuts a daring new look, shaving her head bald.
South African model and television personality Blue Mbombo shows off a bold new look—shaving her head bald. Known for her stunning beauty and fashion-forward style, Blue’s decision to go bald has sparked a wave of admiration and conversation among her fans.South African model and television personality Blue Mbombo debuts a daring new look, shaving her head bald.

 

 

 

Blue Mbombo

Famed for her striking beauty and trendsetting fashion sense, Blue’s bold decision to embrace a bald look has ignited a surge of admiration and discussion among her fans.
In an industry where long, flowing hair is often equated with femininity and beauty, Blue Mbombo’s choice to shave her head is a powerful statement of self-confidence and individuality. She shared her transformation on social media, where she often connects with her audience.
South African model and television personality Blue Mbombo shows off a bold new look—shaving her head bald. Known for her stunning beauty and fashion-forward style, Blue’s decision to go bald has sparked a wave of admiration and conversation among her fans.South African model and television personality Blue Mbombo debuts a daring new look, shaving her head bald.

Blue Mbombo

Famed for her striking beauty and trendsetting fashion sense, Blue’s bold decision to embrace a bald look has ignited a surge of admiration and discussion among her fans.
In an industry where long, flowing hair is often equated with femininity and beauty, Blue Mbombo’s choice to shave her head is a powerful statement of self-confidence and individuality. She shared her transformation on social media, where she often connects with her audience.

Blue Mbombo

Blue’s decision to go bald may also reflect a growing trend among celebrities and public figures to challenge traditional beauty standards and promote a more inclusive and diverse representation of beauty. Her bold move serves as an inspiration to many, encouraging individuals to embrace their unique features and make choices that resonate with their authentic selves.She captioned the post with, “All of me. The response to Blue Mbombo’s new look has been overwhelmingly positive, with many praising her courage and the striking elegance of her bald head. I’m gonna say this again…your ability to be so comfortable in your skin is amazing .I love how you don’t need a weave to verify bosadi or botle ba,” a follower commented.