An American mother, who recently welcomed a baby, has accused Nollywood actress Halima Abubakar of using her baby photo to announce the birth of her own child.   Halima Abubakar had previously shared a photo of a mother holding her child, claiming it was from the birth of her baby on April 3, 2020.     However, the original owner of the photo, an American mother with the username @the_arielb, had shared it on Instagram on March 13, 2020. She called out the actress for stealing the photos, which had gone viral.     She also shared screenshots of her private chat with Halima Abubakar.  

  Amid the widespread closure of businesses globally due to the Coronavirus pandemic, a collective of small businesses in the US has initiated a legal action against China, seeking trillion-dollar compensation. The group of small businesses, which includes Cardiff Prestige Property, Little Saigon Chamber of Commerce, and First Premier X among others in California, have filed a lawsuit against the People's Republic of China, the City of Wuhan, and the country's Health Commission. According to documents obtained by TMZ, the collective alleges that the Chinese government had prior knowledge about a potentially lethal virus as early as mid-November but concealed the seriousness of the infection. The lawsuit, aimed at becoming a class-action by unitin...

A group of small businesses in the US has come together to file a lawsuit against China for trillions of dollars in response to the Coronavirus pandemic which has led to the shutdown of numerous companies worldwide. The small business group, including Cardiff Prestige Property, Little Saigon Chamber of Commerce, First Premier X, and others in California, have filed a lawsuit against the People's Republic of China, the City of Wuhan, and the country's Health Commission. The group claims in the obtained document by TMZ that the Chinese government knew as early as mid-November about the "new" and potentially deadly virus but concealed the severity of the illness. The lawsuit aims to invite similarly affected businesses across the US to make ...

Bobrisky shared a risque photo to Instagram while he's at home observing the Coronavirus lockdown.   The crossdresser posed in just his bra and skimpy panties, leaving little to the imagination.   See the full photo below.