Nadia Nakai and Toss have sparked dating rumours after sharing intimate Valentine’s Day posts on social media. Their photo has grabbed attention and got fans asking questions.

On Valentine’s Day 2026, both artists uploaded pictures and short clips of them spending time together. In several photos, Nadia sits on Toss’s lap as both of them smile at each other.

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Toss captioned his post referencing “1 Corinthians 13:4–8 type of love.” The Bible verse speaks about kind love. Nadia simply wrote, “Happy Valentine’s Day,” followed by heart emojis. Neither artist explained the meaning behind the posts.

Some fans celebrated what they believed was a new couple. Others questioned whether the posts were part of a music rollout or publicity move. A few called it a “soft launch” of a relationship.

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The reaction is linked to Nadia’s relationship with the late rapper AKA. AKA died in February 2023 in Durban after a fatal shooting. She openly shared her grief in various interviews online.

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Some fans questioned whether Nadia had moved on. Others defended her strongly. They argued that healing is personal. They said no one can decide when someone is ready to love again.

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The rumours gained more attention after fans noticed Toss supporting Nadia at public events. He appeared at her beauty brand activation at a shopping mall. Nadia recently launched her cosmetic line, Naked Without by Bragga Cosmetics. Videos from the event showed Toss standing close to her and engaging warmly with fans.

Media personality Nota Baloyi also weighed in on the situation. He criticised the Valentine’s Day content in strong terms on social media. He said:

“Nadia Nakai going Pedo Thusi on Toss just confirms for me that the boy has been anally penetrated… Nadia is older than me. Walter Mokoena just watches from the sidelines while his daughter witnesses her mother sexually grooming teenage streamers. That whole circle is filthy!”

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Neither Nadia nor Toss has confirmed a romantic relationship. They have not addressed the rumours directly. Their silence keeps the conversation alive. Whether the posts reveal a real romance or simply reflect friendship, they have achieved one thing. They captured public attention.

Zoë Modiga presented a fourth studio album, The Vault, in Johannesburg. Friends and other celebrities gathered to witness the event.

Modiga arrived at the event wearing a bold, futuristic blue ensemble that embodied her creative alter ego, Rha. This look is what people could expect from The Vault.

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With three albums already under her belt, Modiga has spent over a decade building a rich catalog rooted in jazz and soul music. Her work has invited listeners into deep emotional spaces.

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The listening session wasn’t an ordinary performance. Among those that attended were some of South Africa’s creative stars, including music producer Muzi, media personality Ama Qamata, and comedian Loyiso Gola.

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Modiga explained the meaning behind the album title The Vault. She described the word as a symbol that has several meanings. It is where treasured ideas live, unseen until they are ready to be shared.

The album draws from over twenty years’ worth of unreleased music, spanning from 2007 to 2025, a collection Modiga loves. This means the album is a combination of several ideas she has put together.

Modiga’s work blends jazz, soul and gospel music and shows themes of freedom, love and identity. Just a glimpse into The Vault, fans are anticipating the official release of the full album.

For many viewers, Big Brother Mzansi: Bazozwa delivered all the expected drama: alliances, disputes, and late-night conversations. But for Koketso “Kokii” Beuzana, her time in the house focused on personal growth and self-reflection.

At 27, the freelance model from Carltonville had a personal story few reality TV contestants openly shared. Before entering the Big Brother house, Kokii had survived serious episodes of depression triggered by the death of her grandmother. That loss was not just a sad chapter. It pushed her to a point where she recognised she was unsafe alone and checked herself into professional care.

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That willingness to acknowledge vulnerability was part of what made her inside-house experience so intense. “I’m very soft,” she said. “I cry properly.” But on national television, with cameras constantly rolling, she learned to manage that emotion, using quick tears and quiet moments under a blanket to maintain her public façade.

Kokii’s biggest challenge was not just strategic manoeuvring or alliances. It was a psychological test created by Big Brother’s structural twists, particularly the gender-segregated groupings the show enforced in its early weeks. Being separated from certain personalities unsettled her far more than she expected, affecting her deeply on multiple levels.

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This response was influenced by real-world friendships and past comfort zones. For Kokii, who grew up “around boys,” the separation felt like a wedge between her and the emotional security she usually relies on, which led to tension and conflict.

Her struggle was not limited to social dynamics. One notorious weekend punishment, where dishes, food and toilet paper were strewn across the kitchen floor, overwhelmed her. Already tired and hungover, she described simply as “crashing” under the chaos, unable to compartmentalise.

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Kokii went beyond standard post-eviction commentary, sharing concrete ways she confronted her anxiety, controlled her reactions, and maintained her mental health in the house. She discussed self-regulation: learning her triggers, understanding how to “sit with emotions” rather than let them explode, and realising that while depression is part of her life, it does not define her.

Inside the house, without private space, she learned to carve out tiny moments of release. Her coping was not dramatic or performative; it was practical and personal, retreating to her bed, pulling a blanket over her head, and letting herself cry briefly.

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Asked what she would tell her pre-Big Brother self, Kokii did not talk about strategy or who to trust. She spoke about self-expression: “You are talented, you can sing, act, model, dress. Showcase that more.” This revealed that she came into the competition not just to survive, but to be seen.

Despite the tough climb and her eviction on 8 February during a live show hosted by Smash Afrika, she walked away with clarity about her strengths and vulnerabilities. She leaves the Big Brother house not diminished by the vote, but with a clearer picture of who she is and what she needs to protect, even when a national TV audience is watching.