The Sunday News
Beauty queen lies
WE are all familiar with the term beauty brains. But that term doesn’t apply to one former beauty queen and Bulawayo ambassador.
The former beauty queen who hinted on marriage a while ago is now rumoured to have been lying about her marriage sentiments. Word from the grapevine is that she is trying to force the man into marrying her so as to avoid being called a mistress or as we Zimbabweans coined the term “small house”.
Prominent businessman falling on hard times
It’s become somewhat of a cliché to learn of a prominent person falling on hard times, given the economic situation. However, it is what leads them to falling on hard times that perplexes the mind. We all know that money is the root of evil, with money comes great power and well . . . loose morals. This businessman, who runs a string of businesses within and out of the city, is said to have fallen from grace because of his penchant for “thick” women. Married of course and has beautiful children, he is said to have fallen on hard times and is failing to pay workers at one of his popular spots, which has an Italian name.
If at all there is any truth in that it is indeed a pity and we hope he gets back on his feet.
Football cap scores again off the field
THIS footballer seems to be scoring on and off the field. He should give his pears advice on how to score on both “fields”.
A while ago he was involved in a bitter divorce, where he wanted nothing to do with his now ex-wife who bore him twins . . .
This time around the player is said to be expecting a third child.
Fortunately he paid lobola for the girl and there is no way he can deny it, or so we believe.
