American music mogul Dr Dre looks back in good health as he returns to the music studio, just a day after leaving the hospital following a brain aneurysm.
The 55-year-old music producer and rapper can be seen looking healthy and confident in a photo taken by his colleague, music producer Focus which he shared on his Instagram page on Saturday, dailymail.com reports.
Dre kept his look casual as he returned to making music with a simple black hoodie and matching black jeans.
The Chronic hitmaker, who normally sports a clean-cut look, showed off a close-cropped salt-and-pepper beard as he sat at the mixing console.

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He was surrounded by producers and rappers celebrating his return to good health.
‘My Big Bro is Super Good!!!’ Focus gushed in his caption. ‘We Working’ he added, before clarifying that he took the photo and was in the studio with Dre and the others. He included the hashtag ‘#AFTERMATH.’
Meanwhile, on Friday, Ice-T revealed Dre was ‘home, safe and looking good’ after FaceTiming with the producer following his brain aneurysm.
The 62-year-old entertainer whose full name is Tracy Lauren Marrow, sent an optimistic message on social media letting people know about his fellow rapper’s road back to health, as the legendary producer left the intensive care unit at Los Angeles’s Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
“Update: Just FaceTimed with @dredre. He just made it home. Safe and looking good,” the rapper tweeted.

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Popular comedian, Bolaji Amusan, popularly known as ‘Mr Latin who is the president of the Theater Arts and Motion Picture Producers Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN) has come out to debunk the raging speculations that veteran actress, Orisabunmi, her brother and sister who died within a space of 3 days to one another may have died of Covid-19 complication. According to Mr Latin who spoke on the phone with Vanguard, the husband of Orisabunmi’s sister has cleared the air that his wife did not die of Covid-19, neither was Orisabunmi nor the elder brother.

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Mr Latin revealed that Orisabunmi has been sick for a while and so was the brother who died a day after. The brother, aged 71 was said to have been ill before Orisabunmi and may have given up the ghost upon hearing of his sister’s death. The same situation seemed to have been with the sister who died another day after the brother. According to Mr Latin, the sister was said to have been hypertensive and probably died of heart failure or cardiac arrest upon the news of her sister’s death. The husband of Orisabunmi’s deceased sister claims he has no Covid-19 symptoms and so is the hospital in which his wife died. “If Orisabunmi’s sister had died of Covid-19 the hospital in Ibadan where she died would have been shut down. But it’s business as usual in the hospital,” Mr Latin said.

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Veteran Nollywood Actor Jide Kosoko on Wednesday mourned the late Actress, Folake Aremu, popularly known as “Orishabunmi” who died late Tuesday, aged 61.

Kosoko while speaking on Wednesday described the late actress as a very jovial fellow who always concealed her anger to make peace with people around her.

He lauded Orishabunmi’s numerous contributions to the development of the entertainment industry.
“Folake did her best, fought and conquered as far as I am concerned. Her contributions to the growth of the entertainment industry can’t be erased, we cannot forget her so soon.

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“One good thing about her is that she was very jovial, fond of playing with everyone, in fact she used to conceal her annoyance.

“We will miss her. I pray her soul rests in peace and may God console her family,” he said.
Also, Actor Yemi Shodimu said that the late actress was a good woman with a large heart and had left a huge vacuum in the entertainment industry which would be difficult to fill.

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