Lagos — She is royal-blooded; a princess from Aboh Mbaise Local Government Area in Imo State and as a thespian, she is a delectable queen of Nollywood. Rita Dominic who few days ago clocked 40 needs little or no introduction.

Born, Rita Uchenna Nkem Dominic Waturuocha, she is an alumni of University of Port Harcourt where she studied Theatre Arts. Her movie career spans over 18 years with scores of high profile movies she has starred in. She also co-produced award winning film The Meeting.Nearly two weeks after it was released on DVD, the multiple awards winning romantic comedy, The Meeting, produced by Nollywood actress, Rita Dominic and Mildred Okwo has recorded a big break in the market.

The movie which was released on January 1, 2014, reportedly has sold over 50,000 copies within two weeks of its release. Making the actress’ company, The Audrey Silva order for fresh copies.

And Lorraine Moropa Break Up? For celebrities going public with your relationship is giving people the right to ask questions that would normally not be their business.

The River actor Lunga Mofokeng and actress Lorraine Moropa were all went all out for their romance. The young couple would address each other as if they were married. They flooded their respective Instagram pages with boo’d up photos and gushed over each other every other day. But all of a sudden it stopped and then all photos of the other were removed.

We’ve seen it all through the years how sometimes celebs publicize their relationships to gain more social media following, keep interested and stay relevant with the masses, for content and of course sometimes it’s true love. Whatever the reasons, when we start noticing some changes, we have to ask.

So you know we have to ask, did these two call it quits or did they decide to go private with their romance. By the look of things it looks like the much loved couple is no longer a thing. We have to applaud them both for not being messy about it though. We stan amicable splits.

A video has surfaced on social media showing a grim moment of disappointment when a lady embarrassed a gentleman who proposed marriage to her in public.

The venue of the proposal appears to have been a park filled with people who were there for what seemed like an event, and this made the gentleman’s experience more saddening.

In the video the lady was presented with a flower as well as the wedding ring by the man who is on his knees.

To the surprise of everyone, the lady, who initially created a posture of acceptance, took the ring on her finger and then threw it away.

Pearl Thusi is clearly using her social media to celebrate those near and dear to her. The latest to get a shout out is her “smile keeper” and best friend, DJ Zinhle.

Pearl Thusi is clearly using her social media to celebrate those near and dear to her. The latest to get a shout out is her “smile keeper” and best friend, DJ Zinhle.The “Queen Sono” actress posted a series of adorable images capturing how DJ Zinhle makes Pearl smile. The post was captioned with Pearl asking her followers to share the names of the people that make them feel like DJ Zinhle makes her feel.Tweeps not only provided names but pictures that gave birth to a thread that even had Moozlie, who is part of the squad, bawling over the touching thread celebrating healthy friendships and relationships.

Ndlovu’s house in Isibaya is big. But the real owners are fuming. They claim the soapie is using their home without their consent or agreement.

According to Ayanda, the family has made several attempts to get hold of Isibaya management, but to no avail.

“We’re rural people and don’t know how to go about reporting this matter. It’s heartbreaking for people to disrespect us this way.

“Isibaya should do the right thing. At least, we need an agreement that’d benefit both parties.”

Executive producer at Bomb Productions, which produces Isibaya, Desiree Markgraaff, was not available for comment.

The Sithole family in Msinga in KZN claim the house that appears on the show, as belonging to the Ndlovus, actually belongs to them.

They claim Isibaya is disrespecting them.

Said a family member, Ayanda Sithole: “This is disrespectful of Isibaya. They use our home and we’re angry as they didn’t ask for permission.”According to Ayanda, in the past, people came to their home and never mentioned anything about Isibaya.

He said they spoke to their mum, who has since passed away.
Ayanda said they only gave her R500.

“Our late mum told us there were people who claimed they just came to admire our home. She said they gave her R500 and for drinks.

“She further told us the visitors had cameras with them, but never asked her permission to use the home for TV production,” Ayanda said.

“There was no verbal or signed agreement.”

Ayanda said they almost fainted when they saw their home in Isibaya.

“The next thing, our home became famous.

“People always come here and take photos. Some even come here with the hope to see Isibaya actors.

“They think we have money now that our home appears in the big TV drama series. What Isibaya is doing is totally unfair.”