Starlet Simz Ngema and TV presenter Tino Chinyani, really knows how to play their cards safe to their chests, and we stan! The couple recently shared snaps of Simz’s pregnancy photoshoot, letting the cat out of the bag that they are an item and we are all thought that their baby was still coming.esterday the lovebirds posted a video on their social media platforms, debuting their baby. The video debuted his legacy which is a brand named Tiyani Afrika. The brand has a collection of tracksuits, gym wear, and a necklace.The video shows Tino giving us a sneak peek of all the items offered and towards the end of it, the heartthrob is seen coming out of his car with Simz holding their baby boy, he goes out to them with Simz presenting him with his baby and they walk back to get inside his car together and then they were three!

Now Mzansi has learnt that their bundle of joy arrived a long time ago. The lovebirds welcomed their baby boy Tiyani Kemorena Michael Chinyani, on June 23 2020. This has to be one of the most well-kept baby arrivals secret and relationship in Mzansi as no one saw it coming that the two are a couple until they came out to the public.

Vusi Nova has had to shut down gay rumours for all eternity and him not being transparent about his love life made things worse. The musician has been single for most of this year however he recently revealed what many seem to believe is his girlfriend. Soon after he started receiving congratulatory messages with many battling to believe he is not gay.

Read more: Somizi Defends Vusi Nova From Homophobic Trolls

The Yibanathi singer shared a picture of he and his rumoured bae looking all cozy and captioned it “I got you.”This comes a few weeks after Somizi revealed on his reality cooking show, ‘Dinner At Somizi’s’ that he and his best friend Vusi kiss occasionally. His revelation gave many assurance that Vusi was indeed gay, even after squashing those assumptions.

Somgaga then posted a picture of him and Vusi treating themselves to some lunch and under the post were many homophobic comments and one troll told Vusi to come out of the closet.

Somizi then defended his bestie by saying people should just mind their own business. “Angilwi ngiyabuza (I’m not fighting, I’m asking)..what’s the obsession with other people’s sexuality…its as if the answers will improve a certain aspect of your life….or as if it makes one feel better about themselves if they out someone else….trust me he is content and I hope you are too and enjoy your life,” he clapped back.

Vusi has been lipped about his love life with the only thing he revealed was that he is single.

See also: Vusi Nova On Being Single

At Somizi’s wedding he has been hopeful that he would cuff a lady, he told TshisaLive “I witnessed such a beautiful union. It was a fairytale. Funny enough Somizi has a group he calls the ‘Brotherhood Cartel’, and now all of them are married except me. I am the only one not married. Maybe I’ll find someone there at the evening of love.”

Vusi has spoken about relationships saying it never works out for him and that relationships are kind of messy.

“It’s not that I don’t date or whatever. It’s just that for some reason it just never works out,” he told the publication.

Speaking to Metro FM, he said: “Even though I’ve gone through so much in terms of my romantic relationships, I still believe in love. I’ve dusted myself off and I’m moving forward, there’s no time to move back, there’s no time to look back ndiyaphambili. I still believe in love.”

South African actress Thuso Mbedu is the latest star to speak out against gender-based-violence and plead with South African men to stop. Taking to her Instagram account, Thuso was in disbelief over the shooting of a woman at a police station. The woman walked into the police station to open a case against her husband who had been abusing her. The very same husband walked in with a gun and shot her dead.

Women across South African have taken to social media to voice their concern over the safety of their lives – asking, how is it possible that a man walks into a police station armed and shoots a woman in front of police.

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“I’m not a poet. I am not a musician and I am not a fine artist so I can not draw my pain.” Said a devastated Thuso Mbedu. “I cannot sing my sorrows and I can not find the perfect words to best articulate the fear and the state of mind of the everyday woman in South Africa right now.”

She then stated that from she’s sitting she can only plead with those in power to do something about this as it is getting out of hand. “All I can do is urge the powers that be, that can actually make a difference to do something.”

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Mbedu then pleaded with the men across Mzansi to do something. To speak with other men to change their ways because women can’t find this war alone. “To the men, who can speak to other men – do something. Obviously we are fighting this war alone and we are losing.”

She also pleaded with those who abuse children and sexual offenders. “And then just make them stop. Stop gender-based violence, stop sexually abusing women and children.” She broke down into tears and couldn’t continueThe fight against gender-based violence and sexual abuse has been going on for years in South Africa and there seems to be little change in the behaviour despite countless pleas from women to men to change their ways. We hope that Thuso Mbedu’s plea does inspire change from our men as well inspire those who can make a difference to do so.

Clicks has been trending for quiet some time now and many celebrities have been outraged by the racism that was spewed by the advertisement, which categorized African hair as ‘dull, dry, frizzy and damaged.’

Read more: Zozi Joins The Rest Of Mzansi Over Clicks Outrage

Basetsana Kumalo has released an open letter to the disgraced retailer that has dominated the headlines over the past week. As a proud afro wearer, she too was offended by the post and she shared clips of a scathing letter on behalf of all black people to Clicks and the hair care brand that was behind the advertisement
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“As a mother of a beautiful African child, how dare you describe our crowns as dry, brittle and damaged…where does the buck stop? Did you expect us to look the other way as you subconsciously feed us absent-minded vitriol about our image as African people? This advert is not only utter rubbish from your brands, but a reflection of ongoing problems in this industry that dares to define what beauty is to any of us,” the letter reads.

She adds that the portrayal of black hair in mainstream media is also a disappointment. “I will not be silent when I see the continued portrayal of white hair as not just the norm, but the standard. Our hair remains important as an expression of individual identity…Our kids do not deserve to ever be subjected to adverts such as yours.

“Raising a daughter who embraces her true self is a deliberate act of service to her as her mother, who is her primary role model….I love my daughter’s hair, as much as I love my own….and for that I call your advert distasteful, disrespectful and disgusting.

“Don’t touch our hair, we are proud of it’s beauty, it’s natural state and it’s glory, we are queens and these are crowns on our heads,” she added.

She was not done as she informed the company that she loves her hair the way it is and will continue to proudly wear it.

“I like the kind of hair that will stand up for its rights.The kind that kicks,screams and protests. That resists, boycotts, fights with every coil. The kind that riots and rebels. With every strand it refuses to be quiet for nobody. The kind that won’t be anything but black, and it refuses to relax,” she concluded.

Prince Kaybee is set on working with Limpopo born musician King Monada. He even traveled a long distance, alongside Chaynamusique just to meet up with him in Tzaneen.
He even shared the distance and hours it took for him to reach his destination.

What captured the attention of his follower was the hashtag he used when announcing that he wants to work with Monada, #ProjectHope

Read more: Exclusive: Prince Kaybee Opens Up About “Project Hope”

Prince has announced that he will be working on his last project for 2020 but he is still working hard as ever to keep his fans entertained. That also means working with as many artists as he can to diversify his body of work.

“Let me go to Limpopo and see King Monada. Wanna try something with him. I will post soon what happened, I will be back,” he tweeted.

The producer teased his fans of the two of them in studio, exciting many as they anticipate a hit from the two.