- Ice Prince, a Nigerian musician, has disclosed some of his regrets.
- In a recent episode of the Konnected Minds podcast, Ice Prince expressed his desire to alter certain aspects of his career.
Nigerian rapper Panshak Zamani, popularly known as Ice Prince, has gotten candid about some of his biggest personal regrets—particularly in his past romantic relationships.
Speaking on a recent episode of the Konnected Minds podcast, Ice Prince was asked what he would go back and change in his career. Rather than focusing on music or business decisions, the rapper admitted that his choices in his love life are what he wishes he could do differently.
Ice Prince replied: “Maybe decisions with women. I have broken a few hearts that I regret. I have messed up in some relationships that I wish I could turn back the hands of time. But everything happens for a reason. Sometimes, in life you just have to learn from you mistakes and not repeat them.
“As for me, I have tried to learn from every mistake I have made. I have made a lot of mistakes, especially regarding women. I have lost some very amazing angels due to some stupid stuff; stuff I could probably have avoided, girls I shouldn’t have said ‘hi’ to or follow back on social media. Some little, tiny mistakes. As you grow older, you just learn to live with the regrets.”
Despite the regrets, Ice Prince emphasized that he’s learned valuable lessons over time and is committed to not repeating those past mistakes.
In other news, Media personality Toke Makinwa had an emotional moment on Mother’s Day after receiving a heartfelt message from her close friend, actress Tonto Dikeh.
Tonto’s simple yet thoughtful message read: “Happy Mother’s Day big. Thank you for all the kids you have helped knowingly and unknowingly. God bless you always.”
Toke responded with warmth, saying: “Hi sissy. Happy Mother’s Day. I love you.”
Later, Toke shared a screenshot of their conversation on her social media, captioning it: “This made me a lil emotional. Happy Mother’s Day to every woman out there who desires motherhood.”
