Nigerian Singer Davido responds to Nollywood actress Sarah Martins comment on his latest business deal.

It can be noted that the singer recently opened up a food place and named it “The 5IVE Kitchen”. Sarah Martins then states that his wife, Chioma, would have been a fitting name for the restaurant.

Her comment sparked debate amongst fans which caused Davido to react “U no get sense. no restaurant was opened that was a promotional campaign with @foodcourt_app for my album, now take my wife’s picture off page”.

Nigerian singer Skales, whose real name is John Njenga-Njeng, has shut down viral claims that he divorced his wife, Precious Hassanity, because she mocked his music career. The rumour started after an X user, @Verity_HQ, posted that Skales ended the marriage over a comment Precious allegedly made under one of his posts, joining online trolls to ridicule his music.

According to the post, Skales supposedly said he got angry because she didn’t defend him and claimed he had no regrets about walking away. “She should’ve supported me or stayed silent,” the post quoted him as saying. “A wife who doesn’t back her man’s hustle isn’t a good wife.” But Skales has now come out to clear the air. He strongly denied ever making such a statement, calling the report “false,” “evil,” and “unfair.” In a post shared online, he expressed his disappointment over the fabricated story and warned against spreading lies.

Skales and Precious, a professional chef, got married in September 2021. By late 2022, fans noticed tension when Skales previewed a track that sounded like a diss aimed at his wife, sparking speculations about issues in their marriage.

South Korean actor Choi Jung-woo, known for his extensive work in theater, film, and television, has passed away at the age of 68. His death was confirmed on May 27, 2025, though the cause has not been publicly disclosed.

Born on February 17, 1957, Choi began his acting career in theater in 1975. He gained recognition for his performances in various stage productions, including “The Mousetrap” and “The Pillowman.” Transitioning to screen, he became a familiar face in Korean cinema and television. His film credits include roles in “The Chaser,” “Sympathy for Lady Vengeance,” and “The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion.” On television, he was known for his appearances in series such as “Standby,” “Quiz of God,” and “Dr. Frost.”

Throughout his career, Choi received several accolades. He won the Grand Prize at the Seoul Theater Festival in 1990 and was honored with the Best Actor award at the 36th Dong-A Theatre Awards in 1999 for his role in “Today.” He also received nominations at the SBS Drama Awards and KBS Drama Awards for his performances in television dramas. Choi Jung-woo’s contributions to the arts spanned five decades, leaving a lasting impact on the South Korean entertainment industry.