LISTEN | From Lwah Ndlunkulu denying pregnancy rumours to Lootlove's suspension — top stories of the week

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Heres a peek at some of the stories that made headlines:

Singer Lwah Ndlunkulu’s manager denies pregnancy rumours

The singer's manager Will Dlamini denied the claims, saying “a dog barks at a moving car”.

“We heard rumours at this year's Metro FM Music Awards that Lwah is expecting a baby, and they were body-shaming her, saying she has gained a lot of weight due to the expectation of giving life,” he said.

J Molly changes tune after suggestive X posts

Jesse “J Molly” Mollett has broken his silence days after he apparently attempted to take his life while live on Instagram and shared suggestive X posts. 

The rapper took to his timeline on Wednesday to say he was embarking on a spiritual journey to seek clarity and understanding of his purpose in God's plan for his life over the coming months.

“In the past I have been battling satanic demons in me that I was not aware of. In recent times I have been blessed to experience a profound awakening of faith and spirituality. Through the grace of God, I have been saved and have started dedicating my life to serving our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ,” he said.

LootLove was suspended from Metro FM

Luthando “LootLove” Shosha is back on air after being unscheduled due to her affiliation with political rallies during the elections campaign.

She allegedly attended an ANC Siyanqoba rally.

A statement shared with TshisaLIVE confirmed the report but provided few details. 

“The SABC is not at liberty to go into the details of the matter concerning the individual, except to say that hosting political rallies and/or public association with political parties goes against the SABC's editorial policy, which is a public document.”

Tornado destroys Thandeka Zulu's hometown in KZN

Tongaat-born Thandeka told TshisaLIVE she's horrified by what happened in Tongaat. The painful part was seeing people picking up what they could save from the rubble. 

“People's belongings have been swept away by this tornado, hence I've decided to stop doing our group's (AfroSoul) rehearsals and come home, to see the extent of the damage,” she said