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"Real" can have multiple meanings depending on the context: 1. *Actual or genuine*: Not fake, artificial, or pretended. Example: "This is a real diamond, not a fake one." 2. *True or accurate*: Corresponding to facts or reality. Example: "The news report was real, not exaggerated." 3. *Authentic or sincere*: Genuine in intention, emotion, or character. Example: "She's a real friend, always there for me." 4. *Existing or occurring in reality*: Not imagined or hypothetical. Example: "The effects of climate change are real and alarming." 5. *Unpretentious or down-to-earth*: Free from pretenses or artificiality. Example: "He's a real person, not some celebrity trying to impress." In philosophy, "real" can also refer to: 1. *Objective reality*: The world as it exists independently of our perceptions or beliefs. 2. *Subjective experience*: The individual's personal experience or perception of reality. In mathematics, "real" refers to: 1. *Real numbers*: Numbers that can be represented on the number line, including rational and irrational numbers. Which meaning of "real" were you thinking of?

Idk if it's just me, but I can never freak out when I see a celebrity.

💔 This message is specifically for people who do not pick their calls despite the several incoming calls they see and especially from close circle. Partner, loved ones, relatives, friends and even unsaved numbers...because you may not know who's trying to save your life. Just take that call first or return immediately just incase you missed them. So this woman who supplies us chicken in our hotel came very early this morning and as usual, we gisted and laughed about so many things. But somehow, I decided to ask her about her husband and that was when she shared something with me that really broke me in pieces. She said around last year, gvnmen succeeded to barge into their home but to her surprised, they weren't after their money. They just asked after her husband who was not at home at the moment and that was then he suspected that they were a$$a$$1n. They actually came to kee her husband. But before they managed to come inside her room where she and her children were hiding after st@bb!n their gate man. She had tried calling her husband several times but the man was not picking up. Uncountable times with her shivering hands but he was not taking his call. According to her, nah so em no dey like pick call and they always fight over it. Sadly, the man who was not picking his calls was at the gate horning and immediately, the a$$a$$1n opened the gate and dragged him to the parlour and that was how he was also st@bd to death in her very eyes 🤦 Months later after several investigation, it was confirmed that it was her husband's business partner who sent a$$a$$1n to kee her husband. They sealed a business deal together but out of greed, he wants to take all the money alone🤦 The rest is now history. Omo... Please try to take calls. Please. No matter what number it is because you never can tell who's saving your life. And if you have good reasons not to take calls, please be very sure about who's calling. May God preserve our lives. Amen. Okpara Chima Victor. From Celebrity Story Teller Owerri.

I don't know am a celebrity until I went to poultry omo see noise everywhere 😂😂😂

The movie tittle celebrity crush is so amazing

The internet is wild today! From shocking celebrity drama to unexpected twists in politics—what’s the craziest news you’ve seen so far? 👀 Drop it in the comments! 👇😂

Cryptocurrency fraud and cryptocurrency scams Unfortunately, cryptocurrency crime is on the rise. Cryptocurrency scams include: Fake websites: Bogus sites which feature fake testimonials and crypto jargon promising massive, guaranteed returns, provided you keep investing. Virtual Ponzi schemes: Cryptocurrency criminals promote non-existent opportunities to invest in digital currencies and create the illusion of huge returns by paying off old investors with new investors’ money. One scam operation, BitClub Network, raised more than $700 million before its perpetrators were indicted in December 2019. "Celebrity" endorsements: Scammers pose online as billionaires or well-known names who promise to multiply your investment in a virtual currency but instead steal what you send. They may also use messaging apps or chat rooms to start rumours that a famous businessperson is backing a specific cryptocurrency. Once they have encouraged investors to buy and driven up the price, the scammers sell their stake, and the currency reduces in value.

Who is that one celebrity u'd love to meet?

Celebrity marriages shouldn't have to end in separation