Nigerian comedian, Destalker, reveals that he is a divorced man and has separated from his partner.

During a recent interview, the comedian spoke about his love life and shared that he is still happy despite not being married. “I’m happy. I have a happy home. I was married, but I’m no longer married. Marriage doesn’t determine whether your home is happy or not.”

He then spoke on how marriage works differently for some men and women and explained the difference: “I can choose to remarry next week Friday or Saturday. For a woman, it’s not that simple. Men make the decision about marriage.”

Kenyan singer, Victoria Kimani, speaks on her love life and relationships, revealing that she has never been approached by Kenyan men.

During a brief interview, the singer revealed that the only time she was approached by men in Kenya, they were foreigners.

She then shared her belief on why her countrymen don’t approach her. She stated that they might be intimidated by her and believe she is out of their league.

“I don’t get approached in Kenya. Nobody approaches me, unless they are not from here.

“It’s like a lack of confidence or they just assume that I’m going to turn them down, or they just don’t know how [to approach me]. It’s like they lack game.”

Nollywood actress, Rita Edochie, expresses her support for May Yul-Edochie keeping her surname despite the divorce.

The actress took to social media to address the debate and comment on Yul’s decision. She expressed her confusion over how the decision is affecting so many people who don’t even know her.

“Ndiala ndiala everywhere. Her name remains Queen May Yul-Edochie even after the divorce because you did not give her the name. Iwe wegi oga, madam see bucket for your tears or better still, go hug transformer. Haters, sleep well oooo because the name has come to stay.”

“Why so much hate for someone that doesn’t even know you exist? Owelu onye melu ibeya bikonu? Pray for your own success, and with God, you will definitely shine in your season.”