Nollywood actress Anita Joseph has bitten back at socialite and content creator Caramel Plug.

Hours ago, Caramel had called out Anita, accusing her of stealing her photo and editing her head out of it.

In response, Anita had tendered a heartfelt apology, blaming it on AI. Anita noted that she isn’t one to be cut up in such a mess and apologised to Caramel.

Responding to her apology, Caramel, who didn’t believe her story, told her to ensure her imaginary AI boy does better next time. She made the actress know that she isn’t her baby and doesn’t know her.

Clapping back, Anita said she doesn’t blame her at all, but blames the tech studio that got her into the mess.

“You see the embarrassment you caused me.
Ata rom gi chai.
Caramel, I no blame you at all, na @ancestral_tech_ai I blame”.

A few days ago, Anita had thrown shots at an unidentified person, noting how the said person thinks they’re beefing, but she has no idea who the person is.

Last month, MC Fish’s ex-wife responded to a troll who criticised her for making noise about May Edochie’s cosmetics launch on Amazon. She promised the troll that they would be using Monarch to celebrate her forthcoming achievements.

While sharing throwback photos of herself in a white gown, Anita noted that she has a natural body, a personal relationship with God, is a good cook, has a good scent, and is a fashion killer.

Earlier this year, Joseph had declared herself the finest woman on a low-cut hair. Anita said she is complete in God and doesn’t take his kindness for granted.

On her birthday, in January, Joseph said she was honouring her journey, growth, and the woman she is becoming. She said she was celebrating life and noted how she was still standing, believing, and becoming.

In another post, Anita celebrated the woman she was becoming, the strength she embodied, and the joy she chose to share with others. She said she was honouring her growth, glow, and the beauty of every lesson that shaped her.

Last year, the actress bagged an Iconic Personality of the Year award. Sharing photos of herself and her award, she congratulated herself and hailed herself as an iconic woman.

Two years back, Anita issued a public service announcement to Nigerians after being awarded a Doctorate in Humanities. Expressing excitement over it, she admonished the public to start addressing her well.

Nollywood actor and producer Lateef Adedimeji has opened up on his marriage to colleague, Mo Bimpe.

While speaking with Morayo Afolabi Brown, he noted that he had promised never to marry someone in his industry, but that God had better plans.

He noted how he is a Muslim, while Bimpe is a Christian, but that didn’t matter to him because the most important thing before religion is his peace.

Lateef admitted that Bimpe had her concerns, but he told her to let him meet her father, and the rest is history.

“I promised never to marry someone from my industry, but God had better plans. I am a Muslim, she’s a Christian.

It didn’t matter to me because the most important thing before religion is my peace.

She had her concerns, but I told her to let me meet her father, and the rest is history”.

Lateef also disclosed that the photos of his triplets on social media aren’t theirs. According to him, when he and his wife are ready, they will unveil their babies’ faces.

“Also, those children you are seeing with us on social media are not the faces of our triplets because it’s AI. When we are ready, we will reveal their faces”.

Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus is celebrating herself on her weight loss journey.

In a lengthy post on her Instagram page, she disclosed that five years ago she weighed 170kg and today weighs 83kg.

She said it didn’t happen overnight and took years of discipline, sacrifice, pain, consistency, tears, setbacks, and choosing her health every single day.

Badmus described it as one of the hardest journeys of her life, expressing pride in how far she has come.

Badmus said what breaks her heart the most is how people body-shamed her when she was plus-size and are still body-shaming her now that she has lost weight.

“Five years ago, I weighed 170KG. Today, in 2026, I weigh 83KG. That didn’t happen overnight. It took years of discipline, sacrifice, pain, consistency, tears, setbacks, and choosing my health every single day. It has been one of the hardest journeys of my life, and I’m incredibly proud of how far I’ve come. But here’s what breaks my heart… The same people who body-shamed me when I was plus-size are the same people body-shaming me now that I’ve lost the weight. What exactly do you want from me? When someone loses almost 90KG, it’s completely normal for the skin to change. Of course, my skin will adjust. I’m doing my best to take care of myself, use collagen, stay healthy, and embrace every stage of this transformation.

Yet, every time I post, some people find something new to criticise. Just because I don’t respond to the insults doesn’t mean they don’t hurt. It doesn’t mean I’m weak. It doesn’t mean I don’t have feelings. I’m human. Blood runs through my veins just like yours. Words have consequences. At my age, I think I’ve done something remarkable. Going from 170KG to 83KG isn’t a small achievement; instead of constantly pointing out what you think is wrong with my body, why not celebrate the strength, determination, and resilience it took to get here? If you don’t have anything kind to say, it’s okay to say nothing at all. And to my fellow women, this part is especially for you. So much of this bullying comes from women. We often say, “Women should support women.”
We often say, “Women should support women.” But where is that support when another woman is fighting to become healthier and happier? Kindness costs nothing. Let’s stop tearing people down because of their bodies.

“Nobody deserves to be bullied for being plus-size, and nobody deserves to be bullied for losing weight either. I’m proud of my journey. I’m still growing, still healing, and still becoming the best version of myself. You don’t have to love my body, but you can choose to respect it. Be kind. Always. I REMAIN ENIOLA BADMUS…..A HOUSEHOLD NAME Eniolabadmus.”