Dorcas Shola Fapson to host 3rd season of show
"The Juice" is back without Toolz, as Dorcas Shola Fapson has been announced as the new host.
The Juice returns with Dorcas Shola Fapson as new host
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The 25-year old actress who is popular for her role as Sophia in MTV hit series "Shuga," istaking over from OAP Toolz, who hosted the show for two seasons.
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The Ndani TV talk show has featured celebrities like Timaya, Yemi Alade, Linda Ikeji, Tonto Dike, Nse Ikpe Etim, Annie Idibia, 2Face Idibia, BasketMouth among others.
The second season of the show came to an end in July 2014.
In a recent undefined, the actress spoke on her "Shuga" character, being a part of the hit series, moving back to Nigeria, preferring stage to screen, among many other interesting topics.
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Watch Fapson's interview with Pulse Nigeria below.
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