US EditionNigeria: 'This Is Not Me' - 2Baba Apologises to Wife, Children Over Controversial Comments
- In February, Nigerian music legend 2Baba announced his separation from Annie Idibia, and during a recent podcast, he confirmed they gave their best efforts to save the marriage.
- In 2025, 2Face Idibia publicly confirmed his separation from actress Annie Macaulay, describing it as a mutual decision and praising her as an amazing woman, based on statements from his interview.
- Following his separation, 2Baba posted an apology video on Instagram on July 2, admitting responsibility for his controversial statement that men aren’t built for monogamy and expressing regret.
- Online reactions reignited debate, with mixed support and criticism of host Nedu Wazobia for catalyzing backlash.
- 2Face Idibia's engagement to Natasha Osawaru highlights ongoing debates on societal pressure and monogamy, emphasizing the importance of personal choice beyond public expectations.
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'A cancerous leech' - 2Baba’s brother accuses singer’s wife Natasha of manipulation and control
The ongoing saga surrounding Nigerian music legend Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has taken a new and deeply personal turn as his brother publicly accused the singer’s new wife, Natasha Osawaru, of manipulation, control, and emotional sabotage. In a passionate and emotional open letter posted online, 2Baba’s brother Charly, expressed heartbreak over what he described as the singer's loss of autonomy, mental clarity, and professional …
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Nigeria: 'This Is Not Me' - 2Baba Apologises to Wife, Children Over Controversial Comments
Popular Nigerian singer Innocent Idibia, better known as 2Baba, has issued a heartfelt apology to his wife, Natasha, and their children following the backlash from a controversial statement he made about male sexuality and monogamy.
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