The question most people ask about this hot couple is if their relationship will last. Hello? They've been together for four years. That's longer than most marriages in hollywood. Personally, I think they genuinely love each other and if all goes well, they'll probably tie the knot. The question for me therefore isn't if their love will last, the question for me is who is more inlove? Initially, I thought Jay z was the one madly, deeply inlove and had been begging her for years to marry him. I thought Beyonce was more laidback and wasnt really into him (I heard she turned his marriage proposal down several times). But lately, I've been seing pictures of them together, seen them together on TV, heard a few interviews she gave concerning her relationship with J and how happy she was...plus all the rumour about her possessiveness, jealousy and insecurities (regarding Rihanna). Now I'm thinking maybe she is more inlove. You think I'm wrong and Jigga man is more inlove? Then check out their intimate pix and tell me what you think

see how inlove they are

see how they enjoy each other

see how they shop together

see how they play

see how happy they look in each other's arms

see how she's giving it to him

see how she's holding onto his hands

see how peaceful she looks being in his arms

see how she's smiling up at him

see how hot she's looking for him

see how she's clinging unto him

see how she's looking into his eyes


So who do you think is more inlove?

On monday 27 November, a friend called me on the phone to congratulate me on my up-coming wedding. My up-coming wedding? That was news to me. I asked where he had heard the story and he said one of our gossip magazines carried my impending nuptial with an ex on its front cover. I went and got the magazine and low and behold the screaming headline read...ex (name withheld) and Linda Ikeji back in love, plan secret wedding. The first thought that came to mind was, I'm getting married and nobody told me? I was not invited to my own wedding? I dont even know the date, time, venue etc and I'm supposed to be the bride? That's so unfair.

But seriously speaking, I was shocked to read the content of that story. It sounded so real, like they got all their facts from the parties involved. Infact, nobody will read that story and doubt its authenticity. It got to a point where I started asking myself if I was really getting married and didn't know it. I remember another friend called me to congratulate me and when I told him it was just a rumour with no atom of truth in it, he thought I was lying and didn't want him to know I was planning a secret wedding.

For days I didn't know what to do about the story. I personally had a mind of calling the magazine and refuting the story, but some family members and friends said to ignore it. Is it best to ignore a story like that? Everybody who has read that article believes you're getting married, do you let them go on believing it or set the record straight? Because God knows I'm not back in the relationship or planning a wedding. A secret wedding for that matter. I will never in my lifetime have a secret/quiet wedding. when the right man comes, I am having me an elaborate/fairytale wedding. Weddings are a once in a lifetime experience (at least in this part of the world, for most people) and I dont think it should be taken lightly. So why do it in secret when the world should know about it. I'm having me a big wedding, with cameras, press etc. God knows I deserve it. We all deserve it. Except you personally don't desire all the funfare.

Anyway, for those people who have read the story and wondered if its true...it's not true. You're hearing from the horse's mouth. When I do finally want to wed, you'll all hear about it, whether you give a rats ass or not...lol.