miss honey 🍯

it is well

[miss honey 🍯 @foyinog]

remember to use my code “foyinog” for @imprecca and shopbrettrobson to get 10% off your order 🙂‍↕️

[1eozim @1eozinho01]

Ele sendo um cachorro Neurodivergente

[Zikhona Valela @valavoosh]

I don’t agree with this. It took 13 years after this event in 1976 for apartheid to end. While things look hopeless regarding Palestine, the conversations and solidarity that has challenged Zionist propaganda in the past almost 3 years is unlike before. We cannot afford to be pessimistic because the tide is shifting. It is.

[miss honey 🍯 @foyinog]

#whoremembers

[Ceej. @256CeeJay]

Y’all the internet is the funniest place on earth 🤣😭

[ásà nwá 🥑🤎📸 @artsyada__]

he’s right where he wants to be like madddd😂😂😂😂😂

[Siphiwe Mhlambi @sphiwemhlambi]

Abdullah Ibrahim's final solo performance at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival took place on Friday evening, 27 March 2026, on the Rosies Stage.

The legendary 91-year-old South African pianist and composer delivered a deeply moving, meditative set that marked his final public performance in his homeland. Tragically, just over two months after this historic homecoming, Ibrahim passed away peacefully in Germany on 15 June 2026.

📷©️Siphiwe Mhlambi

[ethical hater @DijahSB]

I FINALLY GOT STOPPED FOR ONE OF THOSE “ARE YOU A RAPPER” TIK TOKS 😭

[Mini Skirt Connoisseur😮‍💨 @chioma_mmeje]

Definitely one of my favorite looks of the year 🎨

[Meech @MediumSizeMeech]

And that’s the problem

[dani @kordeilogy]

NORMANI DOECHII AND JANELLE 💞

[sheddy 💜⭐️ 🌪️🇸🇩🇨🇩🇵🇸 @sssrosetoy]

Support actual black pop girlies

[babygirl @hoemie_]

i’m starting to think you guys are the classist ones ngl 🤣

[ife mi @NisforNora]

So you didn’t learn anything from the show?

[Amahle 🇿🇦 (Tyla and Ayra 💫🐅 stan✊🏾) @amahlegebane]

SA and Nigerian male tik tokers LOVE drag.
There needs to be an African drag convo about this form of drag ‘queenery’.

It unamusing to me because usually it uses sexist caricature

[Prof @ayahbongz]

Jonasi 😆

[Y for Wifi. @luyolo_mad]

Also Essie and Joyce’s stories talk to how many women stay stuck in unhealthy marriages. It’s the sunk cost fallacy. Insisting on continuing with the madness simply because they’d already invested a lot in the marriage(s), even though it’s costing them a lot more than it’s benefitting them. #ThePolygamist

[BIG Concerts @BigConcerts]

THE KEHLANI WORLD TOUR: South Africa is coming this December! ✨

The 2x GRAMMY Award-winning R&B powerhouse @kehlani is heading to South Africa for two unforgettable nights, joined by special guest @destinconrad

📍 15 December 2026 | Sunbet Arena, Time Square, Pretoria
📍 17 December 2026 | Grand Arena, GrandWest, Cape Town

🎟 Tickets go on sale this Friday via @ticketmasterza

#KehlaniWorldTourSA26 #AnotherBigConcertsExperience

[miss honey 🍯 @foyinog]

i stop and listen in awe every time one of their clips land on my fyp

[𝖎 @___eatzz]

Like who even thinks of all this 😭😭

[☆ HØ$HI ☆ @hoshi__404]

its a tshirt and jeans...

[Celestial being @ayrastarr]

Had the best birthday weekend ever #starrgirl24

[miss honey 🍯 @foyinog]

@tiredfeminist_ agreed, but like the show really took her to low lows when in the book she did have some sense and self preservation 😭😭😭

[miss honey 🍯 @foyinog]

once again my biggest pet peeve with this adaptation is what they did to joyce. she had so much more dignity in the book 😭

[Jonasi is a demon @tiredfeminist_]

More than anything, this is a story about choosing your own consequences. Jonasi chose to live and die via a life of destruction and greed. Joyce chose to prioritise her marriage— and it turned her into a killer. Essie chose to be kept a secret because it guaranteed her financial security—and it almost destroyed her children. Mapiti chose to marry a man who was a terrible husband already and in the end abandoned her children.