Ayanda, the widow of the late gospel icon Sfiso Ncwane, has openly expressed her intention to have another child with a new partner. In a candid discussion with her brother, Phupho Gumede, Ayanda disclosed her serious consideration of expanding her family.

She shared her plan to embark on a blind date arranged by her brother, who will play the role of matchmaker in selecting a potential suitor. Ayanda expressed her desire to welcome a new child into her life before reaching the age of 40.Addressing ongoing pregnancy rumors, Ayanda clarified that she is not currently expecting and emphasized that she would only contemplate starting a family when in a committed relationship. Her focus is on building a meaningful connection before embracing the prospect of parenthood once again.
 

 

 

 

 

Comedian and a father of 12 children allegedly spends a lot of money to take his kids to Disney land. Nick Cannon himself made the revelations, and admitted to The Breakfast Club just how expensive it is to take his kids out.Whether it be birthdays or special occasions, its been revealed that the comedian all out. While speaking to the show’s host, he began the conversation by saying, “Do you know how much money I spend at Disneyland a year?”

 

“It’s no longer free and I only had two kids then,” he also went on to allege. This admission was in reference to Cannon’s time being married to Carey, with two kids twins Moroccan and Monroe, 12.Currently, with his brood of 12, “Every birthday and Christmas I’m literally at Disneyland at least once a month and to move around Disney, like, I’m probably spending $200,000 a year at Disneyland.”

When discussing how its changed since then, Cannon claimed, “Disneyland is expensive already off [the] top if you trying to stay in the hotel” and “It’s not how it used to be. You gotta make reservations.

Themba Nkosi, also known as DJ Euphonik, has been accused of being a deadbeat father by one of the mothers of his children.Sunday World reports that the Busa producer and the woman – who cannot be named for legal reasons – are at loggerheads about co-parenting their two children. The woman, who left the musician after he wanted to take a third wife, reportedly told the Johannesburg High Court that the musician only pays for their children’s school fees. She told that court that she wants R12 500 per child.

I’m addition, she said she wants Euphonik to continue paying for their children’s school fees and for him to also pay for three extramural activities per child.
Sunday World reported in October that the former couple’s legal battle began when the club DJ filed a court application over his right to have their children visit him in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).In retaliation, the woman allegedly accused the musician of bugging and cloning her cellphone in September.

In response, Euphonik reportedly said: “Her assertion that she is afraid of me is denied and is nothing more than an attempt by the respondent to muddy the waters. She has no cause or reason to believe that I would harm her, and I certainly never would.

Legal expert Advocate Modidima Mannya says the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) should have participated in a hearing instead of heading to court over proceedings into the conduct of six MPs who stormed the stage during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) in February.

The EFF will also challenge the proposed penalties that will be imposed on its MPs. They include suspension from Parliament without pay for the entire month of February next year. The EFF’s case is expected to be heard in the Western Cape High Court today. Mannya says the party could have chosen another route.“It is unfortunate because, in this instance, the EFF has elected not to participate in the proceedings, and elected to approach a court of law. These again drag the judiciary into the disputes within Parliament, exposing the judiciary to the ongoing attacks which, some of them, come from members of Parliament.”“In my view, the EFF should have participated in the process from start to finish, ensure that it raises whatever concerns it has so that it is easier for us to determine the rationality of the decisions of the committee,” adds Mannya.

Rebecca Ferguson revealed music mogul Simon Cowell reached out to her in private to apologise to her for not calling out bullying in the music industry. According to The Mirror, the pop star has claimed that her life became a living hell after she had a clash with two bigwigs in the music world.

 

Ferguson, who rose to fame on The X Factor in 2010, stated how she was “mentally manipulated, bullied and abused” after the ITV show and how her life was controlled to the point to who could or couldn’t date her.Speaking with the publication, Ferguson revealed Simon Cowell apologized to her in 2019 but she was “disappointed” that the apology was not made publically.sorry for the way I had been treated, and he wished he had stepped in sooner to ensure I was looked after,” she said.

“He said, ‘I can tell this is distressing you. These people have been bad to me, too, and I’m sorry I allowed it to happen and sorry I didn’t step in.’

“For a moment, I accepted his apology,” she added. “He shook my hand and said, ‘We will sort it out.’ I think it was his way of trying to calm the storm. But no one apologised to me publicly. They left a question mark hanging over my head, which I think is wrong.