“Why I stopped wearing jeans” – Kevin Hart shares

• On the Jennifer Hudson show, the 45-year-old entertainer revealed that he no longer wears jeans due to discomfort.

Renowned American comedian Kevin Hart has expressed that the process of aging has influenced his fashion preferences.

During a recent appearance on the Jennifer Hudson show, the 45-year-old performer revealed that he has moved away from wearing jeans, citing discomfort as the reason for this change.

He mentioned that he has opted for more straightforward fashion selections, indicating that these choices will become even more minimalistic as he approaches his 50s.

He said, “I don’t wear jeans anymore because I’m getting older. It’s all pants, all slacks. I mean, I’m over 40, I feel like the good pant is necessary.

“Jeans are not the same. Jeans hurt, and they are not comfortable. I need a comfortable slack. I need something that I can move in, something that’s soft.

“I don’t like how jeans feel on my knees. They hurt my knees. They hurt my waist like when you sit down, I don’t like how jeans dig in my waist.

“My dress sense changed when I clocked 40. I’m 45 now. I’m about 46. So it changes. At 50, I’m going on all sweatpants.”

In other news, Popular Nigerian hip-hop artist Tobechukwu Melvin Ejiofor, better known as Illbliss, has sparked conversations after revealing why he believes praying for Nigeria may be futile. The rapper shared his experience during a recent morning mass, where an elderly man discouraged him from praying for the country.

According to Illbliss, he was reciting the Prayer for Nigeria during the service when the elderly man approached him and stated that praying for the nation was a waste of valuable prayer time and could even be seen as mocking God. The statement left the musician deep in thought about the reality of the country’s struggles.

Nigeria has been facing numerous challenges, including economic hardship, insecurity, and poor governance. Many citizens turn to prayer as a source of hope and strength. However, the perspective shared by the elderly man suggests that rather than relying on divine intervention, real change may require more direct action from leaders and citizens alike.

Following the encounter, Illbliss took to social media to express his admiration for Nigerians who continue to survive despite the difficulties. He acknowledged their resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity, recognizing that navigating life in Nigeria often feels like an uphill battle.

His statement has since sparked discussions online, with some agreeing that prayer alone cannot fix Nigeria’s deep-rooted issues, while others believe faith remains a powerful tool for hope and transformation.