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Passion Java just turned the big 37 and couldn't keep it to himself—he blasted it all over social media because everyone needed to know it was his special day. And guess what? Somizi was all over it, throwing out a flashy happy birthday like the true celeb he is.

Monalisa Chavura a.k.a. Njuzu, expagorated her thoughts about ubuntu on social media saying Treating people right, is way better than posting Bible verses every day that you don't even practice.

6ix9ine called out Gunna for snitching on Yung Thug because 69 thought Sergio Kitchens was flip-flopping like a fish on a dock in regard to contradictory statements in court about YSL being a gang, but now he's claiming it's a record label on Instagram.

For Instagram, ip-ap rekaadin aatis Drizzy Drake mek am klier for a indairek rispans dat e neba flew nuh gyal fi bi wid im. Dis kom afta a deij go for TikTok an staat fi tel fi shi tori dat both a dem du anprotektid bonking afta dey drink Casamigos.

Zimcelebs wants you to make haste and follow them on their temporary account until their previous account which has amassed half a million followers is reinstated by Instagram.

Zimcelebs' blog is back on Instagram! After being suspended, they've now opened up a new account and are eager to share their content with Zimbos once again.

Oh no! It looks like Zimcelebs's IG account was suspended.

On the Gram, U.S. singer-songwriter Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson popularly known by her stage name Katy Perry explained what recently happened to her eye at the Las Vegas concert. Earlier, a video circulated on social media — i.e., on ByteDance's TikTok application — in which the pop music...

The beautiful and talented Brazilian singer-songwriter IZA posted a very sexy photo on her official Instagram page, showing her excellent physical shape and her curves on a beach, captioning the record with the phrase: "Juma is different." And immediately afterward, several of the singer's...

Perhaps without sosho media, there probably wouldn't be the "cancel culture" in its present form. However, my question is whether if y'all oans find it toxic in your own views or nah? And should cancel culture be canceled or that it's beneficial in some ways?

How often do social media influencers find it derogatory when referred to as either an IG model or Instagram model instead of just being called a model or a social media influencer?

Does the thirst trapping epidemic of young mothers showing too much skin on social media platforms like Instagram have a negative impact later on in future when their offspring come across it?

What's the essence of the Zim Celebs Instagram page? Is it all about labrish with a concept derived from other Instagram blogs like The Shade Room, Baller Alert, Hollywood Unlocked, etc?

How come many popular Instagram models with huge followers have hourglass body types that kinda look all the same. Is it because plastic surgeons are taught the same type of body modification?

With the rise of socialites, blessers, yahoo boys and clout chasers on social media can this be a sign of social media normalizing bad behavior?

Do any of y'all see the connection between internet clout chasers coveting the fancy lifestyle of Instagram socialites and being influenced to then become Yahoo boys by all means necessary?

Are those socialites who come live on Ginimbi's Instagram live videos paid behind the scenes to act a little bit extra or what?

Which Zim celeb would y'all put on top only considering fame?

What are your thoughts on kushama kwema felebrities do you think Chivanhu is now on its deathbed because of social media?

Zim celebrity Pokello Nare (aka the Queen of Swagger) snapped back at a comment which called her out for mentioning skin tone after she had wished her current friend Jacqueline Ngarande a happy birthday.