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From heartfelt revelations to landmark premieres, this week’s entertainment scene was alive with emotion, inspiration, and star power. Nigerian and global celebrities alike opened up about love, legacy, and lessons learned — from Seyi Shay’s touching reflection on her creative journey with Wizkid to Burna Boy’s bold foray into Pan-African cinema. Here’s everything you need to know from the world of entertainment.
Nigerian singer Seyi Shay has revealed how her close friendship with Wizkid helped shape her early career. Speaking on The Honest Bunch Podcast, she shared how their collaborations blossomed into a mentorship that taught her how to navigate the competitive entertainment industry. The Irawo crooner said Wizkid not only featured on her track “Crazy” but also offered invaluable advice and encouragement. Describing him as “a magician” and “inhumanly talented,” she praised his brilliance and work ethic.
In another heartfelt revelation, May Edochie recounted how she met her estranged husband, Yul Edochie, long before fame found them. Speaking on a lifestyle podcast, she disclosed that their first encounter was at a General Certificate Examination (GCE) centre during her early university days in Enugu. May, who described herself as a “bookworm,” said their meeting had nothing to do with glitz or glamour — it was simply two young students crossing paths in pursuit of education.
Across the Atlantic, Taylor Swift is setting the record straight about her career plans post-engagement. The award-winning American singer assured fans she has no intention of quitting music after marrying NFL star Travis Kelce. In an interview with BBC Radio 2, Swift said marriage is not an excuse to abandon one’s passion. “I love the person I’m with because he loves what I do and how fulfilled I am by making art and music,” she affirmed. The couple, who began dating in 2023, got engaged in August 2025.
Meanwhile, football star Victor Osimhen melted hearts on social media as he celebrated his daughter’s third birthday. The Super Eagles striker described his little girl as “the light that brightens my world” in a touching message shared on Instagram. He thanked God for her life, prayed for her protection, and reflected on the joy of watching her grow, calling the experience “the most magical journey” of his life.
And finally, it was glitz, glamour, and pride for African cinema as Burna Boy and Osas Ighodaro headlined the London premiere of 3 Cold Dishes. Directed by Asurf Oluseyi and executive produced by Bose Ogulu, Damini “Burna Boy” Ogulu, and Ighodaro, the film wowed a packed audience at The O2 with its gripping narrative of sisterhood, revenge, and survival. Featuring stars from across the continent, the film showcases the strength of African storytelling and is set to hit cinemas globally in November 2025.
From music studios to movie sets and personal milestones, these stories remind us that the entertainment world never stops evolving and neither do its stars.
Hafsoh Isiaq is a graduate of Linguistics. An avid writer committed to creative, high-quality research and news reportage. She has considerable experience in writing and reporting across a variety of platforms including print and online.
