In the early hours of Tuesday, November 1, 2022, reports of Davido's son Ifeanyi's death surfaced on Twitter, with many hoping it was false.

According to reports on social media, Ifeanyi, who turned three eleven days ago, slipped into a pool and drowned. He was later brought to a hospital in Lekki, where he was pronounced dead.

Ifeanyi's death was originally brought to light by Nigerian actress Eniola Badmus, who posted a mysterious statement with a sadness emoji on her Instagram account before deleting it.

Similarly, media personality Daddy Freeze hinted to the news when he said he wouldn't be doing his normal live session tonight due to the heartbreaking death of someone dear to him.

Celebrities such as comedians Ayo Makun and Lasisi Elenu have both expressed regret at the news.

Davido's family has not to confirm his son's death at the time of filing this article.

Adele has announced that she would leave music after her Las Vegas residency to pursue a degree in English Literature.

The artist, who debuted the music video for her new song I Drink Wine on Wednesday, October 26, expressed regret that she did not attend university after graduating from high school.

Adele, 34, stated in a fan Q&A in Los Angeles seen by The Sun that she will finish an online course to obtain the degree.

She said: 'After Vegas I really want to get a degree in English Literature. If I hadn't made it in my singing, I think I would definitely be a teacher. I think I'd be an English Lit teacher.

'I definitely feel like I use my passion for English Lit in what I do. But even though it's not like I'd go on to get a job from my degree, I wish I had gone to university, I wish I'd had that experience.

'I won't go to a university, I'll do it online and with a tutor, but that's my plan for 2025. It's just to get the qualifications. 

Adele's Las Vegas residency will begin in November after she previously postponed the shows at the last minute in January.

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, has revealed her genetic origins, revealing that she is 43% Nigerian.

Markle stated this in the most recent edition of her podcast, Archetypes, in which she indicated a desire to discover more about her ancestors, Mirrors reported on Tuesday.

Markle spoke with American actress Issa Rae, Nigerian-American writer Ziwe Fumudoh, and academic Emily Bernards on the episode.

After then, the Duchess of Sussex said that she completed a genealogy test, which proved that she is 43% Nigerian.

She said, “I just had my genealogy done a couple of years ago.”

When her guests asked her to share what the results entailed, the Duchess said, “I’m 43% Nigerian,” to the shock of Ziwe, who responded, “No way!”.

Ziwe further asked, “Are you serious? This is huge. Igbo, Yoruba, do we know?”

The Duchess of Sussex then answered, “I’m going to start to dig deeper into all of this because anyone that I’ve told, especially Nigerian women, are just like, what?”

The podcast revelation was the first time Meghan opened up about her ancestral background on the public stage.