Nigerian singer, Bella Shmurda has recounted his darkest pains as he welcomes a baby boy.
The singer, via his Instagram page, announced the good news of his son’s birth while opening up on his challenging year.
According to him, a few days before he dropped his album, he was an emotional and mental wreck in the UK when he learned of his child’s death, which was stillborn.
While grieving his dead child, he started getting threats to his life as some group of boys had stormed a location, he was supposed to be to cause havoc.
He described the incident as the darkest time in his life as he was hurt, angry, and confused.
As the saying, there is light after a dark tunnel, the singer has recovered from his loss.
As he gears up for his new album, Bella has welcomed another child, a baby boy with a mystery woman.
“A few days to the drop of my album last year, I was an emotional and mental wreck.
I’d just gotten to the UK where I was scheduled to do some promotional activities when I heard the news that I’d lost the child I was expecting at birth.
At the same time, I started getting threats to my life. The mere fact I was in the UK was an opportunity for certain people to hurt me and I saw a video of a group of guys that had been sent to a location I was supposed to be to attack me there.
I was hurt, angry, and confused. It was the darkest place I’d ever been in my life, but sometimes, light found its way through to me in that tunnel.
It’s a few days to the drop of my project this year. This time, I got the news that my little boy is here.
I’m happy and blessed.
What’s lost can never be rejected, but I have another chance, a new lease on life. A new purpose.
I’m a new Daddy, DO NOT DISTURB”.
Bella Shmurda says he succeeded after quitting university
Last year, Bella Shmurda stirred reactions when opened up on his choice of dropping out of the Lagos State University (LASU) to pursue his music career.
In one of his tweets, Shmurda disclosed that he failed some courses while at the institution, adding that the failure eventually led to his decision to quit school.
Reinforcing his point, the singer bragged that he has amassed 550 million streams.
“I now worth over half a billion streams (550 million streams to be precise)
I for still dey LASU dey wine and dine with carryovers and stranded with nothing in my pocket… forever glad I did my thing,” he wrote in a mixture of English and Pidgin.
He also applauded Poco Lee and Olamide for being tangential in his rise to fame.
“Thank God I was stubborn and I never got to pass those exams then. Big thanks to @Poco__lee for telling me to do that vision2020 viral video, shoutout to @Olamide for his listening ears and open hands for upcoming acts,” he added.
“Thanks to omotena sha she sef try, the pikin’ suppose be five this year but sometimes God proposes man disposes of because how I wan take tell mumsy wey I still dey apprentice for tailoring school.”
