Popular South African reality TV star, rapper, and media personality, Faith Nketsi spoils her daughter, Sky with a luxurious gift.

The reality TV star shared a video revealing new diamond earrings she bought for her daughter.

Faith’s daughter rocked the earrings as seen on the post shared by the mother, but the little girl was unbothered, as she was concerned about the teddy bear gift.
“She doesn’t even know, she just loves her teddy bear hle,” Faith wrote.

It was recently revealed that Faith Nketsi and her husband, Nzuzo Njilo have separated.

“It has been such an amazing experience that I don’t really feel the change. I think it is just the choices that I make now. Sky is such a lovely and easygoing little child,” she said.

The star is better despite the troubles that existed in her paradise.

“Everything has been great and I am holding up great. My mental health is definitely stable and I think I am at a point where I am happy,” she revealed.

“There were a lot of decisions that I had to make to get to this point. I have definitely found happiness and I am happy with the choices that I made.”

In a now-deleted post South African musician Makhadzi has apologized to Zimbabwean legendary musician Winky D. Makhadzi penned down the apology on her Facebook page and later on deleted it.

“Winky D my brother you are a bigger artist than I am. I am sorry for what happened last time in the UK, I can’t wait to see you today I have a lot to learn from you and hopefully we can work on something.”
A few weeks ago Makhadzi publicly voiced her frustration and disappointment, alleging that she was deliberately sabotaged during her performance by Winky D. The South African musician said she ended up performing for only 10

minutes.
Makhadzi revealed that she was paid a substantial sum of half a million Rand for her appearance at the festival. Promising fans an hour-long set, she eagerly prepared to grace the stage and deliver an unforgettable performance.

However, as the night unfolded, Makhadzi’s excitement turned into disbelief as her time slot was repeatedly adjusted, seemingly to her disadvantage. She claimed that the organizers kept moving her performance slot earlier, ultimately resulting in a mere ten-minute window to showcase her talent.

Adding to Makhadzi’s grievances, fellow artist and Zimbabwean superstar Winky D allegedly took the stage and performed for a staggering 80 minutes. This extended performance allegedly ate into Makhadzi’s precious time and encroached on the time allocated for fellow Zimbabwean superstar musician Jah Prayzah.
Makhadzi made a startling allegation, asserting that the promoter had exploited her and Jah Prayzah’s names to sell tickets for the event, yet deliberately deprived them of the time they deserved on stage. She claimed that this blatant manipulation was part of a larger plot to tarnish her brand and reputation. Expressing her heartfelt apologies to her loyal Zimbabwean fanbase.

Makhadzi admitted that the situation was beyond her control and that she was deeply sorry for not being able to deliver the performance they had eagerly anticipated.

Musa Mthombeni showers his wife Liesl Laurie with praise on social media. The eulogy comes days after the former Miss South Africa expressed her pain on her Instagram account.

Taking to the same media platform, the celebrity doctor utilized heart-warming words to elevate his wife.“Liesl is perfect. Liesl looks like she’s been drawn. A perfect work of art. Leonardo and Picasso level masterpieces. Liesl looks like a work of fiction. She isn’t real. Everything is perfect. When she smiles I forget about my problems. Liesl makes me want to ask God ukuthi “Entlek bra G, why vele?” Yerrrr!!!! Liesl looks like a dream come true. Liesl looks like what it probably feels like when you win the Powerball R100 million. Liesl looks like how you feel when you pass the exam you thought you failed. (Madoda score vibes). Muhle shame girl. I don’t want to lie,” he wrote.

Zanele Potelwa joins the Expresso show as the newest host. The media personality is excited about this new career phase.

“We are excited to welcome @zanelepotelwa to the #ExpressoShow team as our new live show host in Johannesburg,” the TV show confirmed the report.

“I can’t believe I get to start this new journey! It’s a huge career highlight getting to be part of many South Africans’ mornings by waking them up in the best way possible, on S3,” she said.

Zanele announced joining the show on her social media account, and expressed gratitude.

“ANNOUNCEMENT ALERT My Champions!!! I’m SO excited to share with you that I am the newest presenter on @expressoshow. It’s literally a dream come true and I will explain why In many long winded captions to come (and I’ll tell you ALL about how it’ll work ) but OH MAN!!! Won’t God do it Im so grateful to the Expresso Family and my SABC Family and I can’t wait to wake up with you on S3 Thank you Jesus!!”

BONANG TAKES JAB AT KAIZER CHIEFS
This includes media personality Bonang Matheba who showed her support for the South African cricket team as they compete at the tournament in India.

“… entering my cricket era ke sana,” Bonang wrote.

However, the award-winning presenter’s followers were not as confident in the Proteas as they were in the Springs as one X users gave Bonang “a little warning” saying the cricket team will break her heart.

In response, Bonang said she’s not afraid of heart break because Kaizer Chiefs, the DStv Premiership club she supports, breaks her heart often

“I’m a Kaizer Chiefs supporter. Immune to pain…. But thank you my love,” she wrote.

Amakhosi, who recently parted ways with their head coach Molefe Ntseki, have not won silverware in almost nine years. The Soweto Giants have since appointed former SuperSport United and Platinum Stars coach Cavin Johnson as their interim coach.

PROTEAS ‘CHOKERS’ TAG
The Proteas have a history of starting well at World Cup tournaments, both in the 50-over and 20-over formats, only to “choke” in high-pressure games.

The chokers tag has been following the Proteas since their return to international cricket more than a decade ago. In their eight World Cup appearances, South Africa have made four semi-finals but never the championship match. The only World Cup title won to date is an under-19 World Cup.

Before the World Cup, Proteas captain Themba Bavuma said: “As a South African team, we know we’re going to have that chip on our block, or that narrative that we have to get over.

“That’s always going to be there until we win a trophy.”