American model and television personality Amber Rose has said she no longer identifies as a feminist, explaining that her views have evolved with age and motherhood.

Speaking about her perspective, Rose said having sons had helped her consider gender issues from a broader viewpoint. “As I’ve gotten older and now have sons, I’m no longer a feminist. I still believe in girl power, but I see both sides now,” she said.

Rose clarified that she continues to support women’s empowerment, body positivity and the advancement of women. However, her comments have prompted debate online, with some users criticizing her decision to distance herself from feminism, while others argued that raising sons may have influenced her outlook.

Some commentators welcomed her position, suggesting that motherhood had given her a more balanced perspective. Others claimed that she misunderstood feminism, which they described as advocating equality between men and women rather than hostility toward men.

Rose’s remarks have therefore reignited broader discussions about feminism, gender equality and how personal experiences can shape public views.

Indigenous rapper CDQ has praised Blaqbonez’s lyrical ability while identifying personality as an area in which the rapper needs improvement. Speaking on the Faloh Frequency podcast, CDQ argued that Blaqbonez is musically superior to several established Nigerian rappers, including Vector, Ice Prince, Reminisce, and Falz.

CDQ also addressed the perceived rivalry between Blaqbonez and Odumodublvck. Although he considered Blaqbonez the stronger musician, he maintained that Odumodublvck possesses a more compelling personality. According to him, Blaqbonez’s technical and lyrical skills are impressive, but his public presence does not match the confidence and individuality displayed by his colleague.

The comments highlight the distinction between musical ability and personal branding in the Nigerian rap industry. While lyrical excellence remains essential, an artist’s personality can significantly influence audience appeal and career visibility. CDQ’s assessment therefore presents Blaqbonez as a highly talented rapper whose impact could grow further through a stronger and more distinctive persona.

Nigerian Afrobeats singer Oluwatobiloba Anidugbe, popularly known as Kizz Daniel, has explained why he temporarily stepped away from music. Responding to a fan on X, the singer revealed that his absence was connected to the death of his mother earlier this year, rather than preparations for a new album.

A fan had speculated that Kizz Daniel was busy working on an album, prompting his brief pause. However, the singer clarified that he had taken time away to mourn his mother. He stated that although her death had deeply affected him, he had to remain strong for the rest of his family and apologised for his late return to the music scene.

The disclosure highlights the personal grief behind his professional absence. It also follows his earlier revelation that his wife lost her mother in 2024. Despite these family tragedies, Kizz Daniel appears determined to continue his career while supporting his loved ones.