Podcast has gained massive popularity among celebrities who appear to discuss and debate various issues, mostly controversial in nature recently.

One particular podcast that has gathered prominence is the ‘Honest Bunch Podcast’ where a number of top entertainers have graced to talk and opened up on issues that left many stupefied.

This piece presents five major confessions made by Nigerian celebrities that almost set the internet ablaze:

Kunle Remi narrates how a gay celeb wanted to ‘disvirgin’ him

Actor Kunle Remi narrated his encounter with a gay celebrity before he sprung into the limelight.

Popularly known for his ‘role’ as Saro in Kunle Afolayan’s ‘Aníkúlápó’, the movie star claimed he was told by this unidentified celebrity that he needed to be ‘disvirgined (officially deflower him as a homos3xual)’ to make it big in the entertainment industry.

Remi made this known during an interview with Nedu with others on ‘The Honest Bunch’ podcast.

He said: “Before I got into the industry, a friend in U.I. Then when I was in U.I, said there is one of his friends who is an entertainer, he can guide you into the entertainment industry.

“I got there, this nigga starts to call out names, starts to talk. That why do I think they didn’t select me for the ‘Ultimate Search’. It’s because I’ve not paid my dues.

“This guy sells the whole fruity shit to me in a big way. That I’m just there like…He paints this whole picture like if I don’t bend my ass over, you ain’t gonna make it bro. You know when person dey talk to you, I dey look as say, ‘My nyarsh?!’

Giving more details about his experience, the actor added: “This guy comes downstairs with a candle and a jar of oil and tells me, I should….because he says I am virgin.

“I should put the candle in the oil as a lubricant and make it go through. That after he’ll now come, take it. And from there, he’ll now connect me and I in my first month, I’ll be driving a Benz.”

2. Monalisa Stephen claimed she got oral s3x from ex-boyfriend during periods

A recent disclosure by media personality, Monalisa Stephen about being given oral s3x by her boyfriend even during her monthly flow set many tongues wagging on social media platforms.

Her statement elicited a flurry of reactions. Many doubted their hearing if truly they heard Stephen rightly claiming her ex-boyfriend used to ‘go down on her during her period’.

Stephen revealed this on the “Honest Bunch Podcast” with OAP, Nedu and co while discussing the topic, “Body Positivity’.

She claimed partners should not only love their physical looks but also everything that comes out of the other’s body.

Stephen further disclosed that she used to suck her boyfriend’s armpit to the bewilderment of the hosts.

“My boyfriend used to go down on me on my periods. The first time he did it, I didn’t know what he was trying to pull. Then he did it again and again.

“I didn’t allow it the first time. I was like no, it’s dirty and all that. But when I googled it, I found out period blood doesn’t cause any harm to anybody that is taking it.

“But as he said, and I’ve learnt that if you’re dating somebody and who claim you love them, being their outward looks you should also like everything that comes out of them.

“If I can suck my boyfriend’s armpit, and I’m sure some girls suck ass too, what’s stopping a guy to suck you in your period?

3. Deyemi Okanlawo recommended that couples should have s3x daily as much as they eat

Movie star Deyemi Okanlawon said couples ought to have s3x daily and not on certain days during the week.

He said s3xual relations between couples should happen as much as they eat food daily at different times of the day.

He made these remarks on the ‘Bluezone Conversation’ with Toke Makinwa on her podcast, ‘Toke Moments’.

He said four times a week wasn’t enough though noted sometimes, couples go for weeks without having s3x due to whatever reasons.

Albeit, unlike the podcaster, Makinwa who stressed that four times a week was just perfect, Okanlawo argued s3x between couples should not have a timetable.

“You have daylight, you have night time…You need to be shagging yourselves everyday…as much as you eat.

“There’s no timetable for this thing. There might be times you go weeks without having it”, he said.

Captioning an excerpt of the interview shared on her Instagram page, Makinwa said: Here I thought sex 4 times a week is a lot, I was humbled. Married people, na so una Dey do for here??? 4 times a week is too small???

“@deyemitheactor had me in stitches and from now on when I see his wife ehnnnn, the hailing I’ll hail her is out of this world, best in moves, keeper of the other room, your highest highness ma, I salute o. He is joking right? How many times a week is decent?”

Under the comment section of the video clip shared by Makinwa, the father of two reinforced his stance on the need for couples to constantly engage in bedroom activities.

He said: “Rest bawo? You house was made for living, does it need to rest? Your car was made for driving, does it need to rest? Ogbeni bring out that thing that was designed for only one reason!

“But @tokemakinwa you can eat 3 times a day 7 days a week abi? I rest my case… #lazygeh”.

“70 x 7 times a week… if you fit forgive this number of times then you suppose fit do the same number of times!” he added.

4. OAP Nedu claimed most BBNaija ladies have nothing else to offer but ‘Kpekus’

Popular comedian Chinedu Emmanuel aka Nedu claimed most of the ladies that participate in the BBNaija reality TV show did so precisely to attract customers (men).

He argued they have nothing else to offer other than their bodies.

He made the claim during an interview with one of the Season 7 edition housemates, Doyinsola David aka Doyin, on his podcast, ‘The Honest Bunch’.

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“Awon Big Brother, ebi pa won o (The Big Brother participants are hungry folks).

“You know what Big Brother does for you, it takes you from here and shoots you up but there is no substance to hold you on to.

“Na ‘Kpekus’ (v*gina) most of them get to offer, they intentionally go there just to get ‘customers,” he said.

Basketmouth claims AY’s interview about him was filled with lies, stating they were never friends

Popular radio personality Nedu has got comedian Basketmouth to address his long-standing beef with colleague and ‘friend’ Ayo Makun aka AY on the latest episode of the ‘Honest Bunch Podcast’.

To the astonishment of many, Basketmouth clearly stated that 90 percent of the claims made by AY during his interview with Chude Jideonwo were lies.

Addressing the alleged friendship AY claimed existed between them before they fell out as a result of N30,000 which Basketmouth ‘cunningly’ tried to withhold from him, the comedian emphasised they were never at any point friends.

He explained the only time they came together was when he fixed AY on their ‘Laugh and Jamz’ show at the time following Ali Baba’s instruction.

He said the issue of 30k wasn’t responsible for strangling the tiny chance of relationship they would have probably had but AY’s decision to share information that ought to have been privy.

Opening up on the matter, Basket mouth stated: “It’s so sad that in 2023, this is what we’d be talking about after election. Ukraine is fighting war and we’re talking about N30k. I didn’t want to talk about this thing but just to set the records straight.

“Number one, AY is not my friend. We have never been friends. I’ve never visited his house. I’ve never personally invited him to my house.

As for the N30,000 which AY claimed sparked off their feud, Basketmouth noted: “But that 30k incident sef, I don forget. But I dey use that one as distraction and smoke screen. Because you know the kind person wey I be, if I dey talk right, I dey talk left. I no dey like make person know my moves.

“So, that matter, no client dey involved o! In actual fact, when this matter come outside, when I first hear the thing, I say, ‘What?!’ Like say na 20% of wetin him talk sef na lie, I for don vex talk say you know what, let me settle this….

“But when 90% of wetin him talk na lie. I still dey in shock. All my men dey laugh me. Because they warned me say guy be careful. And see wetin happen. The one job, na one job o! Hin come make am feel like say there was a tutorship or mentoring thing, never!

“He did something and that thing sef no even vex me because I was expecting him to do it. So, as hin do that one, I say na this one I go use give am space.

“So, we no ever, no be say friendship dey, e come spoil. There was never a time, never. My wedding wey him say….I no invite am. I did no invite him. I no even know say dem invite hin wife. Do you understand?”

In February, comedienne and content creator Ogechi Ukonu aka Caramel Plug or Caramel Sugar submitted that women have men who perform different roles in their lives.

Caramel Plug in a podcast said that women only eventually become submissive to a particular man only when he’s able to fill in for every of her needs including financial, emotional and otherwise.

“Women have men for everything. The ones who’ll give them gifts. The ones who are just there, they just want to sleep with you. We have men for everything.

“So, if you are coming into a woman’s life, and you say, ‘I want you to be submissive, I want you to stroke my ego, I want you to do everything and all of that stuff. You have to be ready to make sure you’re ticking all these boxes, you’re doing everything for her.

“Before she submits to you, she must have seen that okay, you’re going to provide for me, do this and that for me. Before she’ll now say, ‘Okay, he’s doing everything for me, inwant to stroke his ego.’

“You will not even have to beg for it. Like you would not even have to complain that why is this woman not making me feel good about myself. She will just do it willingly. Because why? You’ve already ticked off all the things that she wants. And there’s no need for her to go about looking for a man who’s going to spend on her, the man who’s going to be emotionally supportive and all that because, you’re everything to her.”

The 22-year-old influencer has however received knocks for her claims as critics condemned her for presenting women in a ‘faulty’ manner, denoting their love have to be bought. (The Nation)

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