Simphiwe Ngema and her lover, Tino Chinyani celebrate their son’s first birthday.
Taking to social media, the parents shared a cute family snap and penned down sweet words to mark the cuties birthday.“Crazy that’s it’s been a year already & it still feels surreal but seeing you smile reminds me that this truly is one of the best chapters of my life. To my mini me & my lil homie I pray that your wildest dreams come true & that the Lord blesses you with abundance in everything you do,” Tino said.

“I pray everything you touch turns to gold & diamonds & I wish for you nothing but the best in life. I promise to always be by your side to help you chase your dreams & goals. My legacy continued & a light in all our lives. I love you & always will unconditionally. Happy 1st birthday Tiyani Micheal Kemorena Chinyani,” he added.

Simz wrote a short note which reads, “Here’s to the best year of my life. Happy 1st Birthday Bhuka.

Nasty C’s team has taken to social media to slam fake post published detailing the star is to perform with international superstar Snoop Dogg in Mzansi.

Taking to Instagram, the team has rubbished the fake post that details that both rappers will be sharing a stage next month on the 31st.

Nasty C’s booking agent shared the post confirming that the post is a false announcement.

The post read: “As Nasty C’s official live booking agents, please be advised that this is a false announcement of @nasty_csa’s participation at this event and we can confirm that Nasty C has not been booked for a performance at said event on the 31st of July 2021

Tshego has finally break silence following the death of his mother.

The star announced the passing of his mother few days ago as he shared beautiful pictures of her.

Tshego has finally break silence following the death of his mother.

The star announced the passing of his mother few days ago as he shared beautiful pictures of her.

He was recently in Mafikeng as he revealed that the week had been the hardest for him.

“This week has been hard for us without you and I don’t see it getting any easier. I can’t say goodbye – instead, I’ll say goodnight for now. I’ll see you soon mom,” posted the rapper.

Earlier in the week, he shared snaps from what appeared to be the funeral.

His caption read, “Only The Family.”

This was followed by a picture of him sitting on the side of the road and captioned it: “Dust yourself off.. let’s move.”

Rashid Kay has taken to his social media to weigh in on what being in the entertainment industry means.
 

Taking to Twitter, the star made his fans understand the difference between talent and an entertainer.During his explanation, Rashid compared two artists: Stogie T and iFani.

In his words, he stated Stogie T is more talented than IFani while IFani is more entertaining than Stogie T.

Rashid said it’s called an “entertainment industry” for a reason and not “talent industry”.

He concluded by saying most talented idols contestants hardly make it in the entertainment industry.

Rashid Kay said: “It’s called ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY for a reason, not TALENT INDUSTRY. Stogie T is more talented than IFani IFani is more entertaining than Stogie T. (No disrespect) That’s why these TALENTED Idols contestants hardly make it in the ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY.

Prince Kaybee is definitely not having it after tweeps accused of jealousy.

The Twitter street have dragged the star saying he never contributed towards empowering up-and-coming female stars in the industry.

He was also accused of also feeling unbothered about other people’s success.

Reacting to this, Prince Kaybee took the opportunity to remind the tweep of one of his recent projects, Project Hope, an album on which he paid tribute to women in the industry and showed his advocacy against gender-based violence by featuring 10 up-and-coming female vocalists from all over the country.

He said: “Did you know I spent R1.5m to fund a project that got 10 women vocally trained for a week, recorded an album for them, paid songwriters and musicians to guide them while staying at a 4-star hotel for a week, shot one of them a music video and u call me jealous?”

The DJ defended himself against others who seemed to believe that he was jealous especially since he mentioned how much money he’d spent to help.

One tweep said the fact that he did a good deed didn’t mean he wasn’t capable of being jealous.

To which Kaybee replied with a simple, “wow mate”.