South African rapper Moozlie has confirmed that she and Jr Ecko have ended their relationship. She however insists there is no bad blood between them. The star recently opened up about the breakup during an appearance on the “Tell Us Y” podcast, where she spoke about healing and moving forward.

Moozlie, whose real name is Nomuzi Mabena, revealed that she is enjoying single life. During the interview, her response was;

“I’m so single. I’ve started reading my Bible like a story. So single. Not talking to anybody, ” she joked

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The dating rumours started in 2024 after Jr Ecko joined Moozlie on a Mauritius holiday with friends. A few months later, they went public with their relationship.

In January 2025, the two celebrated their one year anniversary with emotional Instagram tributes. Moozlie described Jr Ecko as “creative, cool, calm and kind,” while he called their relationship a blessing.

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However, the couple stopped sharing posts about each other online. Moozlie revealed she had unfollowed Jr Ecko on Instagram, although he still follows her.

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Despite the split, Moozlie said the relationship did not end in bitterness. She explained they parted “on good terms” and that she does not see the romance as a failure.

“Sometimes you meet people who come into your stratosphere to unlock a certain part of you and then they kind of move on. I think it was that really crazy, cool, creative moment in the stratosphere of my life and his and the culture,” she explained

She said that some people enter your life to help unlock a certain part of you before moving on.

The rapper also admitted that moving on is never easy, saying she still has love for Jr Ecko. She wants to focus on her personal growth and career.

Moozlie was previously engaged to her former manager, Sbuda Roc. Their eight-year relationship ended in 2023, and she spoke about the emotional healing process that followed.

At 60, Janet Jackson remains an influential entertainer in modern pop culture. For more than forty years, she has evolved from being the youngest member of the Jackson family to a music star. Janet has been involved in pop performance, music videos and fashion.

Janet was Born on May 16, 1966, in Gary, Indiana. She began acting as a child, appearing in television shows including Good Times and Different Strokes. Despite the popularity of her brother, Micheal Jackson was, she created her own identity.

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Her breakthrough came with the 1986 album Control, which was produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. The project changed contemporary R&B and pop music. Songs like “What Have You Done for Me Lately,” “Nasty,” and “Control” showed how talented Janet is.

She followed it with Rhythm Nation 1814 in 1989, a socially conscious pop album of its era. The project addressed racism, poverty, drug abuse, and inequality. Tracks such as “Rhythm Nation,” “Miss You Much,” and “Escapade” helped the album produce seven top five singles on the Billboard Hot 100.

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During the 1990s, Janet produced “That’s the Way Love Goes,” “Together Again,” and “Got ’til It’s Gone”. She explored themes of sexuality, emotional vulnerability, and depression. She was praised for opening conversations around  LGBTQ representation in pop music.Janet became popular for her live performances. Her music in ways influenced Beyoncé, Britney Spears, and Ciara.

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Jackson was married to Qatari businessman Wissam Al Mana. They met in 2006, and quietly got married in 2012. The relationship was blessed with a son, named Eissa Al Mana. Some few months later, they were separated.

She was involved in the controversial 2004 Super Bowl halftime show incident involving Justin Timberlake. This happened when Justin accidentally tore off a portion of Jackson’s costume, exposing her breast to the public. The backlash was huge, fans blamed the media for targeting her.

Janet has sold over 180 million records and won multiple Grammy Awards, American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards. Her legacy remains untainted.

Zozibini Tunzi will host the Miss Universe Zimbabwe 2026 finale. She was crowned Miss Universe 2019, and will headline the grand finale scheduled for 6 June 2026. The event will be held at the Hippodrome in Harare.

Organisers believe her participation will boost the event in terms of visibility. The decision to bring in a former Miss Universe winner will promote entertainment and attract wider audience engagement outside Zimbabwe. On her Instagram profile, she wrote:

“Mhoroi, Zimbabwe! I’m so excited to share that I will be hosting the Miss Universe Zimbabwe Grand Finale. It’s my first time visiting the country, and I couldn’t be more happier to do it on stage with impeccable young women. See you there”

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Her involvement is important for beauty contests in the continent, where former titleholders are put into public roles. In Tunzi’s case, her global recognition makes the Miss Universe Zimbabwe brand more popular. .

When Zozibini Tunzi won the award in 2019, it was a turning point in global beauty standards. She became the first Black South African woman to win the Miss Universe title. This made her known across fashion and media spaces. Since her reign, she has gone into television presenting and screen work.

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Tunzi’s hosting the Miss Universe Zimbabwe 2026 finale brings positive light to African pageantry. It also shows how relevant she is in the entertainment industry years after her winning the beauty crown.