Bewaji, the wife of controversial singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has seemingly reacted to his online drama with his fourth baby mama, Ashabi.
Portable, on Monday, called out Ashabi and confirmed that the latter is expecting his second child with her. The controversial personality claimed that Ashabi called his wife to tell her that she would be stepping aside from her relationship with Portable, yet she is having his baby.
He bragged about how he boosted her career and made her get deals, even when he did not authorise them.
Speaking out, Bewaji, in a now-deleted post, prayed that her sons marry a woman like her. She revealed that she wants to teach them how to appreciate such women as they are rare to find and never to be taken for granted.
She added that one should never regret being a good woman to the wrong man as one’s man’s loss is the next man’s blessing.
“I pray my son should marry a woman like me (Amen).
And I want to teach them how to appreciate such women. Such women are so rare to find and never to be taken for granted.
Never regret being a good woman to the wrong man. One man’s loss is the next man’s blessing”.
Last month, there was trouble in paradise for Portable and his wife as they unfollowed each other on Instagram. The couple brought their marital troubles online after Bewaji shared a cryptic post calling herself a queen on Instagram and spoke about how ungrateful human beings are.
Her statement didn’t sit well with Potable, who blasted her, stating that without his name, she was absolutely nothing. Bewaji said enough was enough, and nobody should push her to the wall.
A week before then, the singer had dragged her on her birthday over her birthday caption, where she described herself as “Queen of Herself”. Portable went into a tantrum, demanding respect from her and had vowed to chase her out of their matrimonial home if she refused to change the caption.
Bewaji later bowed to pressure as she succumbed to his demands. To make up with her, Portable took Bewaji to Nairobi, Kenya, where they peppered online in-laws.
