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Update:: Alicia Keys is a legend in the music world with 15 Grammy Awards, a history of impressive collaborations (Eminem, Drake, and Jack White are just a few artists she's worked with), and, now, a chance to host the 2019 Grammy Awards. Her career is fascinating, so it may not surprise you to learn Alicia Keys' relationship with husband Swizz Beatz is just as spellbinding. Theirs is a story of lust, drama, healing and, ultimately, a seemingly unbreakable love. But to understand where they are today, let's take a look at their history. The not-so-cute meet-cute Keys and Swizz Beatz (née Kasseem Dean) met when they were teenagers in the '90s, just as she was kick-starting her illustrious career. While the two are madly in love now, Keys told Marie Claire U.K. that at the time, she couldn't have been less interested. "Honestly, I didn't really like him that much," she told the magazine in 2013. "I thought he was too ostentatious. Swizz wi...

Update:: Popular Nigerian Comedian, Seyi Law has made a shocking announcement that he has separated from his wife of eight years, Stacy Ebere due to irreconcilable differences. Seyi Law, born as Oluwaseyitan Lawrence Aletile, announced the end of the marriage which has produced a child, on his Instagram page early Sunday. On Saturday, Seyi Law hinted about a major announcement that he wanted to make in a post, under the photograph of the daughter of the marriage. “I find so much joy with Tiwaloluwa Oluwademiladeola Chiderra Aviella. You are the reason my pain don’t matter. Too many wishes in my life right. Major announcement later tonight. It is what it is. I am coming”, he wrote. Hours later, he dropped the bombshell. Seyi Law praised his ex-wife for her beautiful and good heart, but said it was sad that they had to part ways. “Due to irreconcilable differences would have been enough to announce this, but the kind and beautiful heart of my ex-wife must be stated. She i...

Update:: President Muhammadu Buhari again on Friday rained curses on the Peoples’ Democratic Party and its leaders, saying God must punish them. The President claimed that they looted the country for 16 years and that he was on a mission to recover what he said they stole. He spoke at the State House, Abuja, when he received members of the 1,000 Support Group. Buhari said, “Large scale abuse of trust, only God can give them punishment but those we can touch, we will get them prosecuted. “We have said properties confiscated should be sold and the money put into the treasury and we will use.”