Praise Mary Ella Simmons is a famous celebrity kid from the United States. She is famously recognized for being the only daughter of the late American rapper Earl Simmons (DMX) with Tashera. Her dad is remembered for numerous hit songs such as Get At Me Dog, Stop Being Greedy, and What’s My Name.
Praise Mary Ella Simmons' parents got married in 1999, but their union only lasted for 11 years. They separated in 2010 when Ella was only five years old.
The French Football Federation has sparked controversy by reportedly forcing Mahamadou Diawara to depart national team campLegit.ng reports that Diawara is a clubmate of Gift Orban, the 21-year-old Super Eagles of Nigeria strikerDiawara, a midfielder, was recently spotted training with Lyon, raising questions about whether he is still part of the French under-19 teamLegit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering sports and football.
Paris, France - Lyon star, Mahamadou Diawara has left the French Under-19 (B-19) squad.
Nollywood actress Regina Daniels is a fashionista taking her brand to another level with her fabulous outfitsThe mother of two displayed her beauty in an exquisite brown outfit that showed that she was in her baby girl eraRegina is not only conscious of the attire he wears, but her accessories mean a lot to her and she blends them appropriatelyNollywood actress Regina Daniels does not have a limit when it comes to colours and she flaunted her beautiful looks in a brown outfit in her latest post on social media.
Nigerian singer Rema has a show scheduled for September 9 in Ethiopia, but reports say it has been cancelledThe music star’s Ethiopian show was reportedly cancelled after his necklace of a burning church raised religious concernsAn Ethiopian lady on Daddy Freeze’s IG live explained that they felt he was a devil worshipper because of his accessoryA Nigerian preacher, Father Michael Olayemi, spoke with Legit.ng to share his thoughts on Rema's Ethiopia show getting cancelledPopular Nigerian singer Rema’s upcoming show in Ethiopia has reportedly been cancelled, according to several sources.
Nigerian vocalist Simisola Kosoko has expressed her opinion on women in the music industry being intentionally pitted against themselvesSimi, who was on a podcast show, Way Up With Lee, was asked if she felt like women were made to oppose one anotherAs per the singer's remark, it happens a lot of times, and it's mostly because there are fewer women than men in entertainmentSimi Kosoko, married to singer Adekunle Gold, has weighed in on the phenomenon of women being pushed against each other to create rivalry.