Rihanna, the billionaire singer, has recently voiced remorse regarding her past decision to wear bikinis and showing off her body.

Reflecting on her bikini fashion, the singer is now questioning whether she truly embraced that path.

Rihanna pointed out that since becoming a mother, her sense of style has taken a new direction.

Acknowledging her wild past, the mother of two admits that in her younger days, she was more inclined to reveal her body. However, upon reflection, she is astounded by some of the choices she made, now recognizing that she would never make the same decisions as a mother and a more mature woman.

In an interview with Vogue, she openly acknowledged her past behavior, stating;

“It is going to sound hypocritic but… I did so much sh*t in my life. I had my nipples out, my panties out,” she told Vogue.

“But now those are the things that I guess as a mum and evolved young lady, I would never do. I’m just like, ‘Oh! My God, I really did that?”

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Nollywood actor and filmmaker, Funke Akindele has announced that her upcoming film, Everybody Loves Jenifa, a spinoff from the Jenifa franchise will premiere in December.

Akindele wrote, “Been long you saw Jenifa!!!!” on Instagram on Tuesday, April 23, 2024.

While a December premiere is confirmed, details on the film remain unknown. However, the new title, Everybody Loves Jenifa, suggests a potential return to the core elements that have made the franchise popular. With Akindele leading the creative team, viewers can anticipate the return of familiar characters and humorous storylines.

The sitcom, Jenifa’s Diary has been a major Nigerian television show since its debut in 2015. The series centres around the main character played by Akindele, and has featured Folarin “Falz” Falana, Lolo, Juliana Olayode, Lota Chukwu, Paschaline Alex Okoli, and late Aderounmu Adejumoke.

It has also had spin-offs and sequels like Aiyetoro Town (2019), which is set in Jenifa’s village, and Jenifa on Lockdown (2021).

Akindele played Jenifa in the first film in the franchise, Jenifa (2008), a village girl who travelled to the city in pursuit of fortune. Muhydeen S. Ayinde directed the movie.

The movie was nominated for four Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2009 including, Best Original Soundtrack, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, and Best Nigerian Film. For her performance in this movie, Akindele took home the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.

Layi Wasabi, the Nigerian skit maker, has revealed why he avoids promoting nudity in his content.

In a recent interview with BBC Pidgin, Wasabi said his comedic style does not rely on nudity because he believes comedy should come from good storytelling.

He said he does not judge his colleagues who incorporate nudity into their work, adding that he focuses on what appeals to him.

“Di kain skit wey I dey do no need naked women but I no go judge anybody. But me wetin appeal to me na hin I dey do,” he said in Pidgin English.

“Comedy na wetin you fit do effortlessly, and if you tell your story well well, you fit make people laugh you no need to dey involve women wey dey naked.”