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According to a report by TheCable, Krane also accused the ‘Assurance’ hitmaker of sabotaging his record deal with Sony Music.
31-year-old American rapper, Cardi B has given birth to her third child.
The ”Bongos” rapper revealed on Thursday, September 12, that she has welcomed her third child with her estranged husband, rapper Offset.
She shared the news with a collection of intimate photos and videos.
The first image featured Cardi holding the newest member of their family while sitting in a hospital bed. The next slide captured her other children, daughter, Kulture Kiari Cephus, and son, Wave Set Cephus, in the hospital room alongside their father Offset.
Other photos and videos captured Cardi cradling and breastfeeding the newborn and Offset holding the baby to his chest for skin-to-skin contact.
“The prettiest lil thing 🌸🌸 9/7/24 💖💖💖,” she captioned the upload.

The Lagos Coroner’s Court, under the direction of Magistrate T.A. Sotobi, has warned that it will force absent witnesses to testify in the inquest into the death of singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, aka Mohbad, if they continue to disregard summons.
The court allowed Mohbad’s father, Joseph Aloba, to serve witness summonses through newspaper and social media notices, The PUNCH reports.
The witnesses include Azeez Fashola aka Naira Marley; Samson Eletu aka Sam Larry; Mohbad’s sister-in-law, Karimot Ogunbayo; Mohbad’s lawyer, Oluwasanmi Falade, the nurse who reportedly treated the singer before his death, Feyisayo Ogedengbe, and the driver who drove him to the hospital, Fidelis Esanbor.
The head of the Aloba family’s legal team, Taiwo Odumosu told newsmen after the trial that Mohbad’s ally, Boluwatife Adeyemo aka Darosha, was the only key witness present at the court sitting on Wednesday.
Odumosu said the magistrate had considered issuing a subpoena on them if they did not appear at the next court sitting.
“Today’s sitting was to continue with the examination of witnesses to know what happened to Mohbad and how he died. So, among all the key witnesses invited and served through substituted means, only Darosha was in court,” the lawyer was quoted by The PUNCH.
“Meanwhile, the magistrate said she would issue another witness summons one last time chance. She said if they fail to appear on the next adjourned date, they will be subpoenaed,” he added.
The court adjourned the hearing to September 30.
Mohbad died at the age of 27, on September 12, 2023, with circumstances surrounding his death sparking controversies on social media.
His mother, Abosede expressed support for internal resolution within the deceased’s family to the crisis when she spoke on the court premises on Wednesday.
The mother said: “I don’t want anybody to do anything and what his father says should be regarded as the final decision. I don’t want anybody to do anything. What I want is for them to go to church and mosque to pray for him (referring to Mohbad).
“This is because everything people are doing does not make sense. They did not make us (the family) happy. The mother and the father are not happy. We beg them (the government) in the name of God to let us be and allow our family to settle this case.”
Nigerian reality TV star, Mercy Eke has responded after an explicit video featuring a woman who closely resembles her went viral.
In the video, which cannot be shared here, the woman is seen exposing her g£n!tals for the camera while using an ad*ult toy on herself.
The video began circulating amid reports that Mercy and some of her friends got into a fight and they began spilling each other’s secrets, including who is allegedly sleeping with which married man and who is sponsoring who.
As the video gained traction, with many viewers saying with conviction that Mercy is the one in it, the former Big Brother Naija reality star released a statement addressing it.
She wrote: “The video y’all are circulating can never be me. I do not wear long nails… no piercing.
“I don’t wear such socks, that girl does not look like me. Sorry to disappoint y’all evil fantasies. I don’t do such nonsense. Not my MO.”
The family of the late Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, aka Mohbad, has voiced their disappointment and frustration with the police investigation into his death, accusing the authorities of complicity and a lack of transparency.
In a statement, the family’s representative, Emmanuel Oroko, criticised the police for relying on witnesses’ views without conducting a thorough investigation.
The family also alleged that the police failed to cooperate with the family’s independent autopsy and toxicology test, and refused to provide access to evidence and items taken from the crime scene.
The family has petitioned the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission to remove the officers in charge of the case, citing apparent mishandling of the investigation.
The family’s statement reads: “On all fronts of the investigation, the police officers who investigated the murder of the late singer exhibited overt complicity in the narrative.
“The police relied on witnesses’ views to reach legal conclusions. They failed to tell us what investigation they carried out and what they discovered.
“Secondly, when the court granted us an order to conduct an independent autopsy and toxicology test, the police refused to cooperate with us.
“Based on our interaction with the forensic pathologists and their requirements, we wrote the police to give access to the forensic experts to see items taken from the scene of the crime including notes made by them.
“All these will help the forensic experts to have a better view of what happened and also form a reasonable conclusion after considering all facts and evidence before them.
“We petitioned the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission to remove the officers in charge of the case because of their apparent mishandling of the investigation into the death of Mohbad.”
“The Police Service Commission is the civilian oversight body established under the Nigerian Constitution 1999 for the Nigeria Police. Its powers include appointment, promotion, discipline and dismissal of erring police officers except the Inspector General of Police. We are yet to get a response from them,” he added.