From surprise breakups to heated dinner table confrontations, reality TV has a way of giving us moments we can’t stop talking about, and GOtv is serving them hot.Just recently on the Real Housewives of Lagos reunion, the Adeyemi sisters, Mariam and Diiadem, melted hearts when they hugged it out and admitted their fights were unnecessary. But it wasn’t all love and light when Dabota called out Sophia for allegedly claiming ownership of a boat that wasn’t hers, and Carolyn stirred the pot again with her ex-husband saga. “Have I ever slept with your husband?” she asked. Dabota, without flinching, replied, “Yes.” Goosebumps! Over on Date My Family Nigeria, a bachelor got grilled by three opinionated sisters, and let’s just say he’ll think twice before showing up unprepared again. And on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After, what started as a heart-to-heart quickly exploded into a heated argument that left everyone wondering if the couple could ever get back on the same page.These are the raw, unfiltered moments that keep us glued to the screen. If you’re craving entertainment with real emotions, messy drama, and just the right amount of chaos, GOtv’s got you. Here are the top reality shows to binge-watch right now:Keeping Up with the Kardashians (E! Entertainment, Channel 36, Daily) If you haven’t been keeping up, it’s time to start! This iconic show that redefined reality TV gives you an exclusive look into the extravagant and often dramatic lives of the Kardashian-Jenner family. From Kim’s business ventures to Khloé’s fitness journey and Kourtney’s love life, there’s never a dull moment. Tune in daily to witness the highs and lows of one of the world’s most famous families.Date My Family Nigeria (Africa Magic Family, Channel 2, Sunday 5:00AM.)A classic Nigerian twist on matchmaking. Singles don’t pick their dates, their families do! Watch as these families get involved in the search for true love, and as the singles meet their potential partners, they must face the family’s judgment, spicy questions, and laugh-out-loud dynamics. The Real Housewives of Lagos (Africa Magic Showcase, Channel 8, Sundays at 8:30 PM)The drama isn’t over yet! The reunion episodes are bringing the heat. From confrontations to emotional truths, the Lagos housewives are not holding back. It’s elegance, drama, and tension wrapped in high fashion and real emotions. Don’t miss out on the final showdown with Lagos’ most glamorous and controversial women!90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After (TLC Entertainment, Channel 42, Mon-Fri at 4:20 PM)Love isn’t always enough. Follow couples from the 90 Day universe as they try to build real lives after the visa rush. From cultural clashes to in-law tension, it’s a rollercoaster of romance and reality. Tune in every weekday to see which couples stay strong and which ones fall apart under the pressure.Darcey & Stacey (TLC Entertainment, Channel 42, Thursdays at 9:40 PM)The Silva twins are back, and their lives are filled with even more twists and turns! If you love 90 Day Fiancé, this spinoff is your next obsession. More fashion, more family drama, and even more relationship turbulence. The Real Housewives of Atlanta (E! Entertainment, Channel 36, Daily.)What happens when you bring together a group of powerful, glamorous women in Atlanta? Drama, laughter, and heartache, that’s what! The Real Housewives of Atlanta delivers all the messy, fabulous, and emotional moments that you can handle every day. From high-end fashion to heated arguments, this series never lacks intensity, and it’s the perfect way to escape into the world of luxury, fame, and fierce women.Ready to binge? Renew your GOtv subscription or upgrade your package via the MyGOtv App or dial *288#. And for reality on the go, stream anywhere, anytime with the GOtv Stream App.

Let’s be real: holidays are a vibe for kids. No early mornings. No homework. Just endless episodes of their favorite shows, and somehow, they still find the same joke funny after the tenth replay.But for parents, it’s a different game. You’re trying to let the kids have their fun, and secretly wondering if they’ll forget everything they were taught in school before back to school season rolls in.GOtv gets it. And that’s why they’ve created the perfect win-win: a holiday lineup packed with shows that are just as educational as they are entertaining. Now kids can enjoy screen time that actually teaches without feeling like they are stuck in a classroom.Here are some shows on GOtv that are bringing the right blend of fun and learning this holiday season:

1. Cowbellpedia (Africa Magic Family, GOtv Channel 2)

Cowbellpedia is a quiz competition that tests students in subjects like mathematics and general knowledge. Beyond boosting academic skills, it helps kids improve their confidence, think critically, and build resilience. It is competitive, exciting, and a great way to show that learning can actually be fun.

2. The Loud House (Nickelodeon, GOtv Channel 60)

Living in a house with ten sisters is no joke, and Lincoln Loud is proof. The Loud House takes kids through the ups and downs of growing up in a big family. With every episode, children learn how to handle disagreements, share space, communicate better, and build stronger relationships with siblings and friends. It is like a crash course in real life, but with more laughs.

3. PAW Patrol (Nick Jr., GOtv Channel 61)

PAW Patrol is perfect for younger kids who love action and adventure. Ryder and his team of rescue pups go around saving the day in Adventure Bay. Each pup has a unique skill, and together, they teach kids the value of teamwork, helping others, solving problems, and staying calm during emergencies. It is a fun way to teach big lessons through little heroes.

4. Coop and Cami Ask the World (Disney Channel, GOtv Channel 57)

Coop and Cami are the kind of siblings who turn everything into an online poll. Instead of guessing, they ask their fans what to do next and make decisions based on the responses. Kids watching get to laugh along while learning about making smart choices, thinking through decisions, being responsible, and understanding how their actions affect others. It is all fun and games, but with meaningful takeaways.

5. Craig of the Creek (Cartoon Network, GOtv Channel 67)

Craig and his friends are always off on new adventures in their neighborhood creek. But behind all the exploring and creativity, kids are picking up serious life skills. The show encourages problem-solving, teamwork, leadership, and how to be resourceful. It celebrates imagination and reminds kids that learning does not only happen in classrooms.With GOtv, the holiday season is looking brighter for kids and less stressful for parents. Renew your GOtv subscription or upgrade your package today via the MyGOtv App or dial *288#. And if you are always on the move, download the GOtv Stream App so your kids can keep learning and having fun no matter where they are.

The wait is over – Nigerian Idol Season 10 is finally here, and the premiere delivered all the excitement and talent fans of the show hoped for.Back on the judges’ panel are Omawumi and Ric Hassani. Last season, we saw them strike a balance between fun and honest feedback, and this year, they’re stepping it up. Ric shared that he’s watching out for contestants with soul, skill, and voices that are just genuinely enjoyable to hear. Omawumi is looking for something more instinctive, a spark of originality, showmanship, and a voice that immediately makes people sit up. And then there is Iyanya, the newest judge at the table. As a product of a reality music show himself, he knows the pressure these contestants are under. For him, it’s all about raw talent, star quality, and people who are ready to command the stage.From the first auditions, you could tell the competition this season is going to be tough. There were strong voices, bold performances, and yes, a few funny and unexpected moments that reminded everyone why the audition stage is a fan favourite.One standout moment was the return of Mikky, the very first contestant to ever receive a Platinum Ticket in the history of Nigerian Idol. He came back this season stronger and more confident and delivered a performance that had the judges impressed again. It earned him another Platinum Ticket, proving that when talent meets growth, it’s a winning combo.So far, the scorecard reads: 17 yeses, 9 no’s, and 1 Platinum Ticket gone, with two still up for grabs.Season 10 is shaping up to be one worth watching. If this first episode is anything to go by, we’re in for a season full of standout moments and new stars in the making.Catch all-new episodes every Sunday at 7 p.m. on Africa Magic Showcase (DStv ch. 151, GOtv ch. 12) and Africa Magic Family (DStv ch. 154, GOtv ch. 2). For non-stop Idol content from auditions to backstage moments, tune in to the 24/7 Idol Extra channel on DStv channel. 198 and GOtv channel. 49.