Bruno Mars is celebrating a major milestone after becoming the first artist in Spotify history to hit 150 million monthly listeners.

The American singer, known for hits like Uptown Funk, Just the Way You Are, and 24K Magic, reached a record-breaking number on January 27.

Reacting to the achievement, Mars took to his Instagram Story with a playful message for his fans, encouraging them to keep streaming his music.

Joking about the impact of his growing success, he wrote, “Keep streaming! I’ll be out of debt in no time.”

Singer and content creator Nasboi has shared his plans to keep his marriage private when the time comes, saying he won’t be airing his personal life online to avoid the scrutiny of strangers.

This statement comes during the ongoing reactions to the news of 2Baba’s split from his wife, Annie. In a post on X, Nasboi made it clear that he intends to keep his marriage out of the public eye.

“I’ll hide my marriage when I’m ready. Nothing online, please, please! I don’t want some random child having opinions about my life,” he wrote.

Nasboi also addressed how some people are quick to use celebrity relationships as benchmarks for their own. He urged Nigerians to stop judging marriage by what they see in the public eye, especially when one high-profile relationship faces trouble.

“One celebrity divorce, and you start saying this thing called marriage isn’t for you. But you forget about your parents, who’ve been married for over 30-something years. Stop using celebrity marriages to define marriage. If you don’t want to marry, that’s your business,” he added.

Popular social media critic, VeryDarkMan, has issued a stern warning to media personality Toke Makinwa, stating that she would be held accountable if anything unfortunate were to happen to Nigerian singer 2Face Idibia.

This came after Makinwa’s controversial Instagram post regarding 2Face’s recent announcement of his divorce from Annie Idibia.

In her post, Makinwa expressed her view that 2Face’s actions were unjust and unfair to Annie. She also declared her support for the singer’s wife, saying, “We will fight for her,” which caused a stir online.

Reacting to the drama, VeryDarkMan, known for his outspoken and bold social media presence, came to 2Face’s defence.

In a video that quickly went viral, he accused Nigerian women of ganging up against the singer, particularly targeting Makinwa. He warned that if anything were to happen to 2Face, Makinwa would be directly held responsible.

He stated, “It looks like all the women in Nigeria have had a meeting to attack 2Face. But let me make this clear: if anything happens to him, we are coming for all of you, especially Toke Makinwa.

Don’t let anything happen to 2Face, o! Because from where I’m standing, it’s all about double standards.”