Mabel Makun, the beautiful interior decorator wife of comedian, Ayo Makun better known as AY has defended him against criticism for taking a swipe at singer, Davido.
Hours ago, AY got himself in trouble after a viral clip of him shading Davido surfaced online.
During a recent performance, he made Davido the subject of his joke, as he commented on Davido’s multiple baby mamas.
He described the singer as having a “small penis,” which he uses to father children with different women.
AY further compared his own situation, claiming to possess a “big dick” but having fathered only two children with considerable gaps between their births. He expressed his bewilderment at how Davido could attract so many baby mamas despite what he considered to be a small penis.
This particular joke did not land well with many netizens and Nigerians, who found it offensive and inappropriate. They criticized AY for making such personal and potentially hurtful remarks about Davido and his family situation. Some believed that his comedic approach crossed the line and was in poor taste.
Defending her husband, she slammed those who disrespect elders, describing it as scary and urging them to do better
“The way young people disrespect elders nowadays is really becoming scary. We can do better”.
Many took to the comment section to fault her as they noted how respect is reciprocal.
One Peaceful Baddie wrote, “Dear sorry to say this but ur husband is a big f00l like he doesn’t respect himself and his never funny to me.
One Aniitoo Good wrote, “All these elders sef no dey gree respect their selves. Person go dey misbehave because e be elder
One Natasha Galz wrote, “Respect is reciprocal. If you respect your old age, I do the same.
One Hott Galz wrote, “But it’s okay for elders to disrespect the younger ones and talk nonsense about them? Tell your husband to control his dry jokes. Elder wey no get sense go collect better insults
One Onyinyechi Favour wrote, “Your husband disrespected our GOAT with his yeye joke. Mabel warn your husband o make him no try us next
One An Na Bella wrote, “Respect is reciprocal through”.
