Adekunle Gold believes that the mindset of "Boys will always be boys" is an ineffective approach to parenting.   Expressing his disapproval on Twitter, the musician, who is anticipating the arrival of his first child with his wife Simi, a fellow singer, stated; "Boys will be boys" is a lazy parenting strategy. If you have a child, you have a responsibility to raise them properly."

In a recent Instagram post, Alexis Sky opened up about her experience as a mother to a differently-abled child.   The American reality TV personality is the mother of Alaiya Grace, whom she claims is the daughter of rapper Fetty Wap. Alaiya was born on January 4, 2018, three months premature, and was diagnosed with hydrocephalus. She underwent up to four surgeries before her first birthday.   Expressing her love for her daughter, Alexis shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, alongside a photo of her cradling Alaiya and another photo of the child by herself.   "I have been holding my baby TIGHT since the day she was born. And I will hold her tight for the rest of her life. I’m a mom first, and regardless of her disabilities, I will always be by her side. You are beautiful La...

Chacha Eke-Faani has recently opened up about her decision to embrace her natural beauty and stop using excessive makeup and filters. In a photo shared in January, the actress encouraged her followers to be themselves and shared a makeup-free photo of herself, which she has continued to do on her social media (read here). In a recent video, she explained that she felt pressured to conform to societal beauty standards which led her to use various beauty products recommended to her. However, these products caused her skin problems and were expensive, prompting her to appreciate her natural beauty instead. Chacha Eke-Faani also expressed her exhaustion with presenting a false image of herself through photo editing and excessive makeup. She emphasized that many individuals who appear flawl...

Saudi officials have demanded the arrest of a female rapper for her reference to women from Mecca as 'sugar candy.' The controversial music video, titled 'Girl from Mecca,' led to this demand. In the video, the Saudi rapper Ayasel Slay praised women from Mecca, describing them as powerful and beautiful. She sang about their superiority in beauty and strength compared to other Saudi women. The video garnered mixed reactions online, with some praising the government for taking it down and calling for her arrest, while others opposed the move. The video's removal from Ayasel's YouTube channel and the order for her arrest came after officials claimed that it "insults the customs of Mecca." Mecca Governor Khalid al-Faisal ordered the arrest of Ayasel and those responsible for producing the "...