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Sophia Momodu Unfollows Uncle, Dele Momodu Over His Continuous Support for Adelekes
Nigerian Fashion connoisseur and socialite, Sophia Momodu has caused a stir online after cutting ties with uncle, Dele Momodu, on Instagram..
The ongoing drama between the mother of one and Afrobeats Superstar Davido is far from over, and this time, her uncle has been caught in the crossfire.
A recent update shows that Sophia is no longer following her uncle, Dele Momodu, on Instagram.
This is coming shortly after the Ovation boss, Dele, posted a photo of her daughter with Davido, Imade with the singer’s uncle, Governor Adeleke.
Captioning the photo, he revealed that Imade had spent some time with Osun state Governor, Ademola Adeleke.
“@realimadeadeleke with her Big Daddy @aadeleke_01 yesterday in Lagos”.
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