Is it a Wrap? Seems Cassie is back in the Market

Diddy Combs has been spotted a few times with his babymama Kim Porter in these last recent weeks and it seems like girlfriend Cassie is done taking his "BS". Earlier this evening she posted a pic and wrote "I can sleep better now knowing no one is cheating on me with a Smiley face" and quickly deleted it before anyone could screengrab it. Well you trust fans to get all excited and question her actions via another post. Well trust social media, some people even see you photo while you are updating  a photo. Bottom line is the deleted post has been spotted. See it for yourself below.

Mark Zuckerberg shares a photo of himself taking on his daddy duties by changing daughter's diapers

The Facebook CEO released this new adorable photo of his newborn daughter Max on the changing table while he changes her diaper. We all kn ow there are many in his position who wouldn't even dare! But not this mogul,  nothing will come in-between him and his daughter, not even her waste. That's a picture of a humbled man clearly enjoying fatherhood.

Kourtney Kardashian shows off enviable post-baby body in these Photos

Reality star and mother of three Kourtney Kardashian,    has most definitely put her back into acquiring her new post-baby body.
This look sure justifies her means of long rigorous hours of dieting and time at the gym.
The 35 year old looked arguably fit and stunning, while grabbing a coffee beverage at "Coffee Been" down town, LA, this morning. See for yourself below.

Thursday 1st Oct has been declared public holiday - FG

The Federal Government has declared Thursday October 1st as a public holiday to commemorate Nigeria's 55th Independence anniversary. The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Interior, Abubakar Magaji, made the declaration on behalf of the FG in a statement signed by the ministry’s Director of Press, Yusuf Isiaka.

It's Hidden dragon, Crouching Tiger as Japanese politicians fight over controversial security bill (photos)

If you missed the 2000 movie flick "crouching tiger hidden dragon" (An American-Chinese-Hong Kong-Taiwanese co-production film) you sure better shouldn't miss this one, which isn't a movie but a true story,
A fight broke out in the Japanese parliament on September 17 as opposition lawmakers tried to stop a bill that could see the military fight abroad for the first time since World War II. The brawl which came after hours of rigorous debate, failed to stop them from being approved as members of the ruling coalition stood up to signify their votes in favour. The bills are now expected to go to the full upper house on Friday, where they will likely be passed to become law. See more still images below of how the drama unfolded

Muna always makes a statement as she bedazzles in this recent photoShoot

We all know Munachi Abii hasn't been on the scene as often as we would want her, but we also know that anytime this beauty, a one time Miss Nigeria, makes an appearance, it's with a bold statement.
Known now as Muna, the rapper she complements her style with her artistic and model persona. Doing exactly that in this recent photoshoot.
Muina gives us glam and elegant at it's best. Flawless in deed!!
No love lost from her as she's been seen recently in the studio cooking up something nice for the fans . I hear in the company of Tekno and Sarah Ofili. Let's see how that pans out. See more of these exquisite photos below

#NYFW Just got realer as Kanye gets his models to sign $10m non-disclosure agreement

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian have carved their names as one of the most talked about couples in the celebrity world over the years. However, it seems even Yeezy has a limit to how much people talk he can toloreta most especially when it comes to his private life, and has imposed a ban on his New York Fashion Week models from talking about him and his wife- Kim.

The Mirror reports that Kanye made his runway models sign non-disclosure forms stating that they won’t talk about him, his wife or any of the Kardashian/Jenner family else, he could sue them for up to $10 million if they spoke out about him or the Kardashian/Jenner family.

You will be surprise what a Convicted Murderer will do for a Can Coke and Pizza

35-year-old convicted murderer Stuart Horner finally ended his Strangeways roof protest after more than 60 hours of negotiation. Horner first scaled the prison on Sunday at around 2pm, climbing a fence in an exercise yard and later onto the roof.
In the early hours of Monday morning, he began tearing up the prison - smashing windows and and destroying the ground below.
The murderer was in a tense stand-off with riot officers on Tuesday. Two officers with shields were seen making their way up a ladder in the roof space close to where the prisoner was holding his protest.
As they made their way onto the roof Horner was seen walking towards them with a metal rod in each hand.

He tried to attack them, saying: “It is my roof not theirs.”
The police advanced him after he had continued to cause damage to the building kicking off CCTV cameras and smashing windows.

A 'party protest' began outside on Monday evening, as crowds gathered to show their support for the convicted killer.

Horner was arrested and handcuffed as he descended from the roof, with his arms raised aloft in celebration.
Seconds before he finally finished his protest, Horner shouted: "I've proved my point. I've got a 12 inch pizza and a can of coke.
"I've done what I wanted. I've had a mad one."

Shock split! Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green 'separated six months for fighting fighting over her career

I guess it's the season of break-ups, first Perrie Edwards and Zayan Malik and now Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green. The both have reportedly separated after 11 years together.
The power couple split six months ago after arguing over her massive movie career, several sources have told UsWeekly.
The 29-year-old actress and the 42-year-old former teen heartthrob - who is best known for the TV series Beverly Hills, 90210 - have two children together: Noah, aged two, and Bodhi, aged 18 months. Another friend added, 'Things have been rocky.'
They were last seen together on June 9 in Beverly Hills. When stepping out in LA in July and August, the actress did not have her wedding rings on. ( See pic below )Their representatives have yet to comment.

'They fight about her career,' a source relayed. 'She was obsessed with getting roles.'
Fox has starred in several blockbusters, including 2007's Transformers and the 2009 sequel as well as 2012's This Is 40 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. In addition to filming the Turtles sequel this year, she has also recently made Zeroville with James Franco and Will Ferrell. According to Celebrity Net Worth, she is worth $5 million.

Though they have reportedly been apart for six months, they are not hostile, it was added.

'They're on friendly terms for the sake of their kids,' the source said. 'They just want to do their own things.' 

Green also has 13-year-old son Kassius with ex-girlfriend Vanessa Marcil, 46.

Brian and Megan got to know each other in 2004 when he guest starred on her sitcom Hope & Faith.

Source - Daily Mail

Photos - Rita Ora & Chris Brown get hot & steamy in their new video

She has been on the news a lot lately for various reasons, which includes having a cozy dinner with Wiz Khalifa. Most recently Rita Ora and Chris Brown yesterday released the new video for their music collaboration 'Body On Me' and the sexual chemistry between these two was way above a hundred degrees. Are there possibilities these two will hook up?  See more still shots below

How to Deal with Anger

“Be ye angry, and sin not: let not the Sun go down upon your wrath” - Ephesians 4:26

Recognize the fact that anger does you no good

When we feel offended to the point of losing our temper, we have the tendency to satisfy ourselves by taking revenge either by vituperations or getting physical. It causes us more harm than the person who has offended us. This is because we have clearly flouted that rule and unconsciously extinguished the fire of God in us.

The spirit of God is characterised by love, joy, peace, long-suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness and temperance. Now a foul spirit like anger only contaminates all of these and if care is not taken takes them out of you as you try to build on them. Also, while trying to revenge by verbal or physical attacks, we are trying to help ourselves and disregard God who said vengeance belongs to Him.

Don’t you think so? Who do you really think can make whoever offended you sorry for what he did and get punished if he deserves it? God of course! In every unfair situation, we should rely on God to make us champions not victims.

It may not be easy but please let’s try and before you know it, nothing would ever get you angry and make you lose your temper because if God sees that you acknowledge Him so much, this would make Him draw you close and pour out His spirit into your soul. Now, when the power of God overshadows your inner man, how can flesh move you? Please say this prayer repeatedly and let it resonate in your spirit.

“Oh God my father, let your power overshadow my spirit.”

Sincerely pray for any person you are holding a grudge against, and for anyone who feels like ‘a thorn in your side.’

Honestly, this may not be easy at first. But it gets God on our side and makes Him belittle that person before us. And by praying for the person you are having a hard time forgiving, the pressure begins to lift from your heart and mind.

It is a terrible feeling to stay angry at someone, and yet we have all been guilty of it. God works many miracles in answer to the prayers of His people, and one of the greatest miracles is when someone gets delivered from the ugly feelings of sinful anger and grudges.

Never go to bed while you are still angry

‘Neither give place to the devil’ - Ephesians 4:27

When we go to bed angry, we don’t sleep well, and the issue is still front and centre in our mind the moment we wake up. Why? Because our body struggled to rest while our subconscious remained restless. We went to bed with unresolved anger in our heart. Don’t forget that the devil fights us through our spirit and sleeping with anger only opens up our lives to demonic invasion.

We end up getting ourselves into trouble we could have easily avoided. Then we start having other battles to deal with. What misery we put ourselves through when we go to bed angry. There’s so much to enjoy in life than dealing with attacks from the devil.

How much better to end the day in prayer and with these words: ‘I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep: for thou, Lord, only makest me dwell in safety’ - Psalm 4:8

Before you go to sleep, ask the Lord to protect your night’s rest by the power in the blood of Jesus. You’ll be amazed at what a difference it makes. You will not only dream of God’s great plans for your destiny, but you can also see visions of heaven.

Source - Thisdaylive

Photos - Rita Ora & Wiz Khalifa ignite dating rumours after being spotted on a date

Is Wiz now on to the next one? Rita Ora and Wiz Khalifa sparked dating rumours as they were spotted on a late night dinner date in West Hollywood on Monday night. Both of them were first spotted looking very comfy and cozy each other at the 2015 Teen Choice Awards on Sunday night. Oh well, we'll leave it to the hand of time to know if it's love or lust. See more photos below 

Ageless Beauty Omotola Jalade Stuns in new Photos

She must be a goddess, for this lady's ageless beauty and glow will forever continue to stun us. Omotola was made up by make-up artist, Bimpe Onakoya. Amazing!

Kris Jenner breaks down in tears as she confronts Caitlyn Jenner on 'I Am Cait'

I have been dying to see Kris's reaction to Caitlyn once they faced each other on the TV show 'I am Cait'. Finally wishes came through for many of us in wait . On Sunday's episode of I Am Cait, Kris confronted her ex-husband, Bruce Jenner, who now dresses like a lady (because as far as am concerned, Caitlyn looks nothing like a woman) and calls himself, Caitlyn. Kris was upset about Caitlyn's interview in Vanity Fair- "You're sensitive and amazing to all these new people in your life, you're just not so sensitive and amazing to the family that you left behind.'

Caitlyn gives her side, responding: 'I try to do everything I can to be nice, reach out. You have to see it from my perspective, be an ally when it comes to dealing with the kids.'

Kris tells her: 'When you feel like you gave your whole life to somebody and the sum of it all was you were a distraction…'

But her angry ex-husband shuts her down, saying: 'Don't go there, this is not the issue. I was defending myself. It was a distraction from the sense of who I was, that doesn't mean I didn't love you or the kids.'

Throughout Sunday night's episode Caitlyn is shown getting into arguments with her stepchildren, first with Kim and then with Khloe Kardashian.
When Kim comes to visit she first complains about how her family had all kept their distance.

She said: 'Nobody's come out [to visit], Kourtney hasn't made a move at all, obviously Khloe hasn't come close - I feel so isolated out here. All of a sudden there's this wall that's up there.'

"I just want everybody to be happy. I love, love, love all my kids. I wish you guys were here every damn day.'

But it is not long before Caitlyn is also being criticized, firstly due to her nature and then due to what she has said about her family to Vanity Fair.
Kim said: 'You still have a little Bruce in you. I thought Caitlyn would be a little kinder. I think that there's some things that you said that you might not realise are hurtful.
'You said that Kendall and Kylie were a distraction. When they read that - I don't know that they'll quite understand that.'

The conversation then turned to Kim's manager mother, with explosive results. 

Kim said: '[The interview] said, "had Kris been accepting to who I am, we still would be together" - and that is the most unfair thing in the world to say.

'You're a woman now and she is not a lesbian - she does not want to be with a woman, that's not fair to ask.'

Caitlyn defensively insisted: 'As time went on our relationship changed drastically. In my eyes it's like, "Well, I don't need him any more - I've got all the girls." I felt it in the way she treated me. She wanted me out of the house.'

Kim, insisting Caitlyn should have been thrilled and saying 'good riddance' to a relationship that 'wasn't mean to be', told her: 'If I was with someone for 25 years I would look for the positive things and try to end it on a good note.

'You said "Kris mistreated me" - it sounded like she beat the s**t out of you. You could have a little more respect.'

But Caitlyn cut her off, warning: 'I can see where you're trying to go here - don't go there.' 

Kim also had a stark warning for the attention-hungry reality television personality, saying: 'You've got the fame - but you're losing your family.'

Later Caitlyn also got into a verbal sparring match with Khloe, with the latter batting away claims she had sent 'very nasty text messages,' insisting she was the only one willing to tell her stepfather what everyone else was thinking.

Khloe said: 'That makes me seem like this crazy b**ch. I'm like, I'm already a b**ch - I don't want to be the crazy and the b**ch, I want to be just the one.'

Of her texts, she told Caitlyn: 'Kim said that you said they were tough and Kim read all of them and she was like "these really weren't that tough".

'I just said "We don't care what you're doing." Meaning we don't care if you want to transition. We want to support you and be there for you.'

Credit: UK Daily Mail & E!

The heart shredding betrayal when your husband sleeps with the nanny: A couple's devastating story - told by both sides

Many women joke about their husbands running off with a nanny, help or assistant but for some it becomes a heart-breaking reality.

So what does it feel like to be betrayed by the man you married with a woman living under your own roof? And what kind of man behaves in such a despicable way? Here, in a startling account, a scorned wife shares her despair, while her husband confesses to the claims/

Abigail Shepherd, 38, is a project co-ordinator and mother-of-two from Farnham, Surrey. She says:

For the first time in my married life, I stretched my arm out to feel an empty space next to me in bed. It made me shiver. First came a deep pang of sadness, followed by a sudden burst of anger.

Just days earlier, Ben had left me for another woman. And not just any woman, but our nanny of 15 months, who was 23.

And, worse still, I knew he was, at that moment, ensconced with her in her room just across the landing.

Yes, he'd moved a few feet from our room to hers. You might think the fact I allowed such a thing to happen was the most surprising thing of all. But we have two young children - Joseph, six, and Grace, four - and the last thing I wanted was to cause a scene.

Your husband leaving you for the nanny is the kind of cliche you think will never happen to you. Even though I'd long had doubts about our relationship, I never thought Ben was the type to stray or betray me.

When we first met 20 years ago - I was 18 and Ben 20 - it had been Ben who chased me. It was three months before I agreed to go on a date with him. It was our shared love of music and gigs that brought us together.

Within six months we were living together; a year later Ben proposed; and the year after that we were married and had bought our first home.

We went on to have children: our son in October 2008 and our daughter two years later. But I must admit there were nagging doubts: I never had an overwhelming attraction to him. Although I loved him, I was never in love with him. I craved affection - but not from him.

In August 2013, shortly after we had a holiday without the children in Prague, I advertised for a live-in au pair on the small ads website Gumtree. Ben and I were both working hard - me as a project co-ordinator, he as an IT manager - and, ironically, we thought a live-in nanny would help us spend more time together.

Anna, a New Zealander, applied with a lovely email in which she explained that she was 21, a trained dancer and eager for an opportunity to live in England.

We interviewed her over Skype and she arrived at our five-bedroom home a month later.

She wasn't the stereotypical blonde au pair who makes most wives nervous. She was slim and quite ordinary looking, with long red hair which she usually wore in plaits.

Most importantly, she was fabulous with our children. She taught my daughter ballet steps and would plait her hair before school.

She and Ben shared an interest in music and went to gigs together, which I didn't mind. If anything, it took the pressure off me - ever since having the children I had been far too tired to stay up all night dancing.

The first hint they were more than friends came last December when all five of us took a day trip to Belgium and, suddenly, I felt like the outsider.

I noticed a look from Ben to her as they sat in the front of the car that seemed loaded with affection. I was in the back, with one sleeping child each side of me. I sobbed silently.

My instincts were right. The very next morning Ben ended our marriage - by text message.

Back home, I'd awoken to find the house empty. Ben had taken the children out. I couldn't believe it when I read his message: 'I don't love you any more, I don't think you love me either. I think we should end our marriage.'

Stunned, I re-read it several times, thinking it was a mistake. Then I texted back: 'Is there someone else?'

His reply almost floored me. He said he was in love with Anna.

I was furious. Yes, I'd had my doubts about our marriage, but Ben was still my husband - we'd been together nearly 20 years. And I had thought of Anna as a friend. The sting of rejection felt physically painful.

I kept texting Ben, pleading with him not to do this, but he seemed resolute. I went to meet him and the children at the craft shop where they were buying Christmas decorations.

We shared a sad, knowing embrace in the car park - that might sound weird but it was a sort of acknowledgement of an ending and all that had gone before. Bear in mind, I was still in shock at that point.

Ironically, after years of recoiling when Ben offered me affection, suddenly I needed to feel his arms around me. But we didn't get the chance to talk until the children were in bed that night.

I was in denial and shock - and mindful of not causing a scene when the children were in the house. So when Ben suggested I stay with my parents nearby for a few days, I agreed. My parents had known for a while I'd been unhappy.

As I packed my bag, Anna came home - she'd made herself scarce during the day - and I followed her to her room. Again, I couldn't shout because of the kids, but she sat quietly on her bed wearing a look of shame as I hissed questions at her. How long had it been going on? Had they kissed or had sex?

I pushed them each for answers but they were adamant they hadn't shared their first kiss until two days before when I'd gone to bed early. And I believe them: why lie when there was nothing left to lose?

Two days later, I moved back into our house. Why should I be the one to be separated from my children?

By this point, I'd realised that part of me was relieved our marriage had ended. I was feeling stronger, more stoical. I told Ben I'd be keeping our bedroom and suggested he sleep on a camp bed in his office in the house.

Instead, he brazenly moved into Anna's room the same evening and confessed they'd slept together in her bed when I'd left on the Sunday.

I was disgusted. Still, somehow, I managed to remain calm.

We didn't explain to the children what was happening for another four weeks - until Ben and I had worked out that I would move out and he'd stay in our family home.

As for them noticing the unusual sleeping arrangements, Ben would get up before the children each morning and go into the bathroom so that they didn't see him leaving Anna's room.

We did that for four months before I found a new flat five minutes away. I didn't want to stay in the house with all the memories there.

The children are too young to make much of it all and seemed content that they would have a new bedroom they could help me decorate, and that we were going to buy them a kitten to keep at my place.

Why didn't I sack Anna and throw her out? Perhaps I've been extraordinarily charitable towards the pair of them, but the simple fact is that I like her and she's been part of my children's lives for two years.

I know they adore her and she them. If she disappeared it would mean more upheaval for them.

And In many ways it's easier that Ben fell for our nanny rather than, say, a work colleague I'd never met. At least I know Anna is terrific with my children.

Don't get me wrong, there have been moments I've felt like cutting up Ben's clothes, and others where I've cried sentimentally over pieces of jewellery he bought me during our marriage.

Many nights I've fallen into bed feeling lonely and resentful that they'll be snuggled up on the sofa he and I chose together. Not because I want him - I don't - but because I want someone special, too.

I have been on a few dates and I would absolutely love to find a special relationship of my own. At 38, I won't settle this time: I want butterflies and burning desire, all the things I never felt with Ben. The way I see it, Anna wasn't the reason we broke up: she was merely the catalyst.

Perhaps this, coupled with a desire to make this as seamless for the children as possible, is why we've all managed to remain so civil.

Despite it all, I wish them well.

Husband Ben says:

I know people will assume that, at 40, I've had some sort of mid-life crisis. But my feelings for Anna are anything but frivolous. And I didn't do this lightly. Our marriage was breaking down, and falling in love with Anna just speeded things up.

I don't feel guilty because I didn't go out looking for love. And it certainly hasn't been easy. I've worried about absolutely everything and the impact it will have - not just on the children, but also Abi and Anna. The person I was least worried about was me.

People may well wonder why I'm putting my head above the parapet like this, but, if I'm honest, it's cathartic.

Everyone tells Abi and me that they are amazed at how calmly we are dealing with the situation.

Abi has been extraordinarily generous in her understanding and I know she could have reacted so differently.

It's true I was the one who chased Abi. She was singing in a local band the night we met. I thought she was gorgeous.

Looking back, I think there was always an imbalance in our affections. In our 20s, it wasn't as noticeable: you don't think about those things when you're having fun. But these sorts of cracks are amplified as you get older and have children.

It was very obvious in the past few years, since we had our daughter, that Abi's heart wasn't in it when we had sex. It was more frustrating than hurtful. We bumbled along fine as friends but we didn't connect any more as a couple.

I was fairly logical about the whole situation and even wrote a pros and cons spreadsheet last August when I was first considering suggesting we went our separate ways.

As for Anna, I liked her from the moment we met, but I didn't find her attractive. In fact, I thought she was geeky. But we'd often stay up late listening to old vinyl records. In hindsight, I enjoyed having the company and sharing my enthusiasms with someone again.

As Abi and I started bickering constantly - over our finances and her unwillingness to help with the domestic chores - I felt the need to confide in someone.

Like most people in that situation, I turned to the person I saw most often. The fact I work from home meant that was Anna.

It didn't feel disloyal because Anna had been privy to the atmosphere between us. She remained entirely neutral: I just wanted to offload. By May 2014, I was seriously doubting my marriage. The arguments were non-stop and I was worrying about the effect on the children.

Last October, Anna told me she was thinking of moving out to give Abi and me space to resolve our differences. I was overcome by an unexpected feeling of sadness. I knew it wasn't normal to feel like that about my children's nanny.

Thoughts of Anna began to consume me: how happy and at ease I felt in her company, how much fun we had together and, yes, how wonderful she was with the children.

Did I want to be with her or was this just a reaction to feeling unhappy with Abi? I wasn't sure. I felt stuck, and didn't want to hurt anyone.

As my feelings for Anna intensified, I came up with what I thought was a plan to resolve the situation: I'd tell her I was falling in love with her, she would laugh at me, or possibly slap my face and tell me I was a sad, middle-aged man - and that would be an end to it.

I would have to lick my wounds and move on. I felt that would be the preferable outcome, because anything else would complicate matters hugely.

But it backfired monumentally. Home alone with Anna last November, I went to her room and told her how I felt. I don't remember my exact words, but she became tearful and said she had feelings for me, too.

Far from feeling elated, it put me in a blind panic because I knew this meant we were now in an impossible situation.

We'd had no physical contact and spent the next few weeks talking about our feelings, how confused we were. Was this just an infatuation? Neither of us wanted to hurt Abi or the children.

Last December, the night before all five of us went on a holiday to Bruges, we shared our first kiss. The feelings were so powerful that I knew I wanted something to happen between us - but not behind Abi's back.

I had discussed with Anna what I was going to do. Delaying the inevitable any longer would have made matters much worse.

I know it was cowardly to end my marriage by text. I panicked and handled it badly.

Abi was incredibly upset, and for the first time I could understand why sometimes people go and throw themselves under trains.

It would have been easier not to have to deal with any of it. There was no way to end the marriage and start a relationship with Anna and avoid anyone being hurt.

I worried about explaining the situation to the children, too.

I can't deny that it was weird at times sleeping in bed with Anna under the same roof as Abi. But I didn't feel guilty. The children did notice - one of them ran into Anna's room one morning to get me up to fix a toy - but they seemed unperturbed by the scenario.

In a way, the children would have thought it worse if I'd been sleeping on the floor in the office. And if either Abi, Anna or I had moved out at that point, it would have made things more difficult.

As for Anna, I know she was worried that people would see her as a scarlet woman who'd moved in and wrecked a marriage. One of my friends reacted badly to the situation when we told people what was going on.

But she's not to blame - and nor is anyone else.

Culled from Daily Mail