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“Stop Checking Your Partner’s Phone; They’ll Move On Without You” – Yhemolee

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Popular media personality Idowu Adeyemi, known as Yhemolee, has shared an important message for couples, urging them to refrain from checking their partners’ phones to prevent infidelity.

Recently married to his longtime girlfriend, Thayour B., Yhemolee expressed that snooping into a partner’s private messages can be detrimental to both mental health and relationships.

In a candid video message posted on his Instagram account, Yhemolee recounted a concerning incident involving a friend whose fiancée ended up in the hospital after going through his phone.

“My friend called me this morning to say his fiancée was struggling to breathe,” he revealed.

Upon inquiry, he discovered that she had checked his phone overnight and was overwhelmed by what she found.

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Yhemolee stressed the seriousness of the situation, stating, “Stop checking your partner’s phone.

If it drives you to despair, that person will move on without you.”

He highlighted that the emotional turmoil caused by what one might discover can lead to severe mental health issues, even trauma.

He further explained that uncovering uncomfortable truths could have lasting effects, potentially leading to anxiety or distress.

“If his fiancée had thoroughly gone through his phone, she might not survive the emotional fallout,” he cautioned.

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His message serves as a reminder that trust is a crucial foundation in any relationship.

Instead of resorting to invasive actions that could jeopardize emotional well-being, Yhemolee advocates for open communication and trust-building between partners.

By fostering a healthy dialogue, couples can strengthen their bonds and navigate challenges without resorting to suspicion or betrayal.


 

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Ayra Starr Says She’s the First African to Take a Bathroom Selfie at the Met Gala

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Nigerian singer Ayra Starr recently opened up to Billboard, sharing the stories behind some of her most memorable photos. One moment that stood out was her now-viral bathroom selfie with American pop star Coco Jones and R&B singer Tems at the 2025 Met Gala.

With a playful tone, Ayra joked that she holds the title of being the first African to take a bathroom selfie at the prestigious fashion event, even though Tems, who’s also African, was right beside her in the shot.

“First African to take a bathroom selfie at the Met Gala, period!” she said, laughing. Ayra made her Met Gala debut on May 5, 2025, when the iconic event was held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.


 

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Police Raid HYBE Over Alleged Stock Fraud Involving Chairman Bang Si‑hyuk

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HYBE, the powerhouse behind global K-pop acts like BTS, TXT, Seventeen, found itself at the center of controversy on July 24 after Seoul police officers stormed the company’s headquarters in Yongsan. This surprise raid was part of an investigation into allegations that the agency’s chairman, Bang Si‑hyuk, was involved in stock fraud tied to HYBE’s initial public offering.

Authorities from the Seoul Metropolitan Police’s financial crimes unit began searching the building in the early hours, seizing documents and digital records they believe could be key evidence. The investigation stems from a complaint filed by the Financial Supervisory Service, accusing Bang of misleading investors and making unfair gains before HYBE went public in 2020.

Back in 2019, Bang reportedly told early investors that HYBE had no intention of listing on the stock exchange. Trusting his word, many sold off their shares. But shortly after, HYBE pushed ahead with an IPO in 2020, and Bang is said to have walked away with hundreds of billions of won in profit, money those early investors never saw.

Investigators believe Bang used a private investment vehicle, possibly with the help of former employees, to secretly benefit from the listing while keeping others in the dark. Additionally, the alleged scheme could amount to a serious breach of South Korea’s financial laws.

This case has been quietly building for months.

In May, South Korea’s financial regulators handed over their findings to prosecutors. By July 17, police had obtained search warrants. On July 24, they moved in and launched the raid. Just days earlier, the Seoul Southern District Prosecutors’ Office granted the FSS full authority to dig deeper into the matter, giving the case even more weight.

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In a short statement, HYBE said it is fully cooperating with the authorities and maintains that it has done nothing illegal. In addition, the company emphasized that its IPO process followed all necessary procedures and that it will continue to work with investigators to resolve the issue.


 

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Wizkid Becomes the First African Artist to Reach 9 Billion Streams on Spotify

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Nigerian music star Ayodeji Balogun, known worldwide as Wizkid, has just hit a major milestone, surpassing 9 billion streams on Spotify across all credits. This makes him the first African artist ever to achieve this on the platform.

Leading the pack is his global hit One Dance with Drake and Kyla, which alone has racked up a staggering 3.7 billion streams. The song is one of the top 10 most streamed songs in Spotify’s history and also holds the Guinness World Record as the first track to cross 1 billion streams on the app.

Among his solo catalog, Essence featuring Tems stands out as his most streamed lead single, pulling in over 303 million streams to date.


 

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