A viral TikTok video showing the wife of Nigerian actor Baba Ijesha, identified as CEO Luminee, asking for his permission to join the platform has sparked widespread reactions online. According to Legit.ng, the clip ignited debate among social media users, with many commenting on the couple's dynamic and the apparent need for the actor's approval. The video circulated widely, drawing mixed responses from viewers across Nigeria.

Zawadi Nyong'o, daughter of Kisumu Governor Anyang' Nyong'o, marked 49 months with her wife in an Instagram post, according to Tuko. The celebration comes weeks after her wedding and her public coming-out as LGBTQ. She shared details of their love story with followers, drawing attention online as the couple celebrated their anniversary together.

Kunle Fawole, the ex-husband of actress Yvonne Jegede, has expressed a strong postmarital affection for her. Their relationship, which began as a friendship, evolved into marriage but ended in a highly publicized separation. Fawole's recent comments highlight the enduring bond they share despite their divorce, reflecting on their past connection in the Nollywood industry.

Ugandan beautician Sherry Matovu has spoken publicly about checking her husband Abdul Salam Ssendegeya's phone, according to Mbu. The couple married in May in an Islamic ceremony at Kibuli Mosque and have since kept their relationship largely private, maintaining what the outlet describes as a peaceful, drama-free marriage compared to Matovu's past relationships.

Abounce, the ex-husband of actress Yvonne Jegede, has discussed the challenges of their marriage in a recent podcast interview, stating that he no longer loves her. His comments have sparked a variety of reactions online, highlighting the public interest in their relationship and its dissolution.

Veteran Nollywood actor Bob Manuel Udokwu discussed the late Mr Ibu and the dynamics within the Nollywood industry in a recent interview. He remarked that life tends to be easier for female actors compared to their male counterparts, attributing this not to payment disparities but to the greater responsibilities that men face in the industry.