Ace broadcaster, Gilbert Abeiku Aggrey Santana popularly known as Abeiku Santana, of Despite Media has finally apologized to singer Belinda Nana Akua, known in the showbiz circles as MzBel.

The seasoned media practitioner, earlier this week, referred to the singer as a “former artiste” during an interview session with Chief One, a budding rapper, in the studios of Okay FM.

During the interview, Santana asked Chief One who he would love to collaborate with on a song which the latter answered, “MzBel”.

The presenter’s next words didn’t go down well with the “16 years” hitmaker and one social commentator by name Nana Tornado.

The Okay FM Drive-time host has since received major backlashes from the “Asibolanga” crooner; her ally, Nana Tornado; and the general public. His words in the interview are considered “disrespectful to MzBel” by many.

This morning, the singer cum entrepreneur and her followers woke up to the good news of Abeiku Santana apologizing for calling her a former artiste.

He posted an exceptionally beautiful portrait of the singer on his social media handles with the caption, “I’m sorry for calling MzBel a former artiste 🙏🏽”.

While many showered him with praises for showing maturity, others kept lambasting him for the ‘mistake’ he earlier made.

Lily-Rose Depp wore an embroidered white halterneck maxi dress and matching shrug to the 2016 Met Gala.

Lily-Rose Melody Depp attends the 2016 “Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology” Costume Institute Gala. Larry Busacca/Getty Images

Lily-Rose Depp, 23, opted for a Chanel dress to attend her very first Met Gala in 2016, Teen Vogue reported. The theme of the annual event was “Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology,” and Depp arrived in a white halterneck maxi dress with a plunging neckline.

The material was distinctly Chanel and had gold-and-silver rectangles woven into the white fabric. Depp, the daughter of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, amplified the look with gold stilettos and a textured jacket that she wore off-the-shoulder.

Lily-Rose Depp attends the César Film Awards 2017′ ceremony at Salle Pleyel. Marc Piasecki/WireImage

At the 2017 César Film Awards, Depp arrived in a midnight-black embellished Chanel spring 2017 couture dress, according to Just Jared.

The halterneck design cascaded over a dark-blue skirt with silver embroidery and was cinched in at the waist by a black leather belt. Depp’s look was accessorized with black strappy heels and large diamond earrings.

Lily-Rose Depp walks the runway during the Chanel spring/summer 2017 show. Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images

Depp bought the Chanel spring 2017 haute couture show to a dramatic end while wearing a pink tulle bridal gown, Vogue Arabia reported. The floor-length gown, designed by Karl Lagerfeld, featured a tight, ruched bodice with large ruffled sleeves and a matching skirt. The gown also had a satin belt around the waist.

Depp wore her hair in a sleek bun and finished the look with silver pointed heels.

Once again in a Chanel gown, according to Vogue, Depp attended the “Rei Kawakubo/Commes Des Garcons: Art of the In-Between” Costume Institute Benefit in 2017.

The model and actress wore a bright-pink sleeveless gown with silver flowers on the bodice and shoulder and a puff skirt.

Depp wore simple diamond studs in her ears and her hair was styled loosely up.

Lily-Rose Depp, dressed in Chanel, attends the César Revelations 2017 photo call. Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/Getty Images

Opting for a suit instead of a dress, Lily-Rose Depp posed at a photo call for the 2017 César Revelations dressed in Chanel. The black pants and blazer were styled with a crisp white shirt, that Depp wore slightly unbuttoned, with a loose tie and bright-pink heels.

Lily-Rose Depp attends the César Revelations 2019 at Le Petit Palais.Rindoff Petroff/Viteur/Getty Images

At the 2019 César Revelations, Depp wore a powder-blue, sheer lace cami dress with a panel of multicolored pastel-toned woven material in the middle. According to Vogue, the distinctly French design was another Chanel garment, and Depp kept the styling simple with black-and-silver metallic heels.

Lily-Rose Depp attends the 2019 Met Gala celebrating “Camp: Notes on Fashion” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue

Depp attend the 2019 Met Gala subtly observing the theme “Camp: Notes on Fashion” in a black maxi dress with a sweetheart neckline and gold chains as straps.

The dress was a Chanel design, according to the luxury design house’s website, and it had further chains cascading from gold floral brooches on the bust and hips.

Lily-Rose Depp at the 76th Venice International Film Festival 2019 on “The King” red carpet.Marilla Sicilia/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images

Depp dazzled at the 2019 Venice Film Festival red carpet in a dusty-pink sleeveless gown with a ruched bodice and a neck strap. According to Vogue, the silk chiffon garment was another Chanel design. Depp wore simple jewelry and her hair up with loose strands to frame her face.

Lily-Rose Depp attends the photocall of the Chanel Metiers d’Art 2019/2020 show.Julien M. Hekimian/Getty Images for Chanel

Opting for simple yet elegant at the Chanel Metiers d’Art show, Depp wore an off-the-shoulder tulle top with a white miniskirt that had a domed silhouette, along with tights and simple black heels. She wore simple hoop earrings and styled her hair in a sleek bun.

Lily-Rose Depp attends the UK film premiere of “The King” at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square during the 63rd BFI London Film Festival.WIktor Szymanowicz/NurPhoto via Getty Images

Depp brought more French chic to the UK film premiere of “The King” at the 2019 London Film Festival.

She wore a look from Chanel’s spring 2020 ready-to-wear collection consisting of a white sheer vest with a deep V-neckline and textured ruffles, as well as a high-waisted black satin skirt with a belt. Depp wore black boots, diamond drop earrings, and a touch of silver eyeliner.

Lily-Rose Depp attends César Film Awards 2019 at Salle Pleyel in Paris, France.Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

According to Harper’s Bazaar, Depp attended the 2019 César Film Awards in a Chanel couture lace midi dress with sparkles and a satin cross-over belt. Depp kept the look simple with satin court shoes and a diamond bracelet and earrings.

The publication added that Depp and Diane Kruger paid homage to the late Karl Lagerfeld with their Chanel dresses, as the designer died days before the February event.

Lily-Rose Depp attends the 2021 Met Gala benefit “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.Taylor Hill/WireImage

Depp attended the 2019 Met Gala celebrating “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.” Her sparkly bubblegum-pink coordinated bralette and skirt were by Chanel, Popsugar reported.

The chic ensemble had patches of black sequins and leather piping circling the garments. Depp wore sheer black heels with tulle flowers on them and her hair in a signature up-do with loose strands.

Lily-Rose Depp attends the Chanel womenswear spring/summer 2022 show as part of Paris Fashion Week.Julien Hekimian/Getty Images

In another distinctly Chanel look, Depp sat on the front row at the brand’s spring/summer 2022 show in a tweed dress and blazer combination.

The strappy dress consisted of a black-and-white tweed bra and matching skirt, with a contrasting yellow satin panel in the middle. She wore a matching blazer on top and opted for simple black pointed heels.

26-year-old Amber has been getting tattooed since she was 16, and has spent approximately $130,000 AUS on her various ink, which covers 98 percent of her body, in addition to body modifications like tattooed eyes and a split tongue, all of which make her feel like she is expressing her truest self. But in a recent episode of Truly’s Transformedseries, Amber undergoes an experiment to cover up all of her tattoos with makeup, to see what she would look like as an adult without any ink.

“It’s going to be super super exciting, considering I haven’t seen myself like this since I was very young.” She admits, however, to feeling apprehensive about the prospect of seeing herself without her ink, which almost functions as armor that helps her deal with her insecurities following years of being bullied. “My childhood trauma of being bullied and stuff, with no tattoos, it’s going to rock me a little bit.”

It’s a lengthy process, in which makeup artist Suzi applies a pink base layer to Amber’s whole body, which “negates” the blue color of the ink, followed by another layer which more closely matches her skin tone.

“Oh my fucking god. I don’t even know how to react. Jesus Christ, I was so basic,” says Amber once she sees her reflection. “I hate it, because it feels like I’m a teenager again, and it’s really wigging me out. I really don’t like it at all.”

After that, it’s time for her to show off her new look to her mother, Vikki. “She’s supportive of it, but she’s not the biggest fan,” Amber says of her mom’s stance on her tattoos. However, Vikki’s reaction ends up surprising her.

“Where’s my daughter?” She asks. “I like you with your tattoos. I’m so used to you being you with tattoos.”

“It’s been a lovely experience, because you don’t often get that chance to go back in time, and see what your daughter may have looked like at this age,” Vikki continued. “It was shocking to me. I really liked the way she looked, but I love the way she looks now, in the present, with tattoos.”