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Davido And Baby Mama, Sophia Momodu Rip Each Other In Heated Fight

Davido And Baby
Mama, Sophia
Momodu Rip Each
Other In Heated
Fight
Davido and Sophia Momodu have gotten into
another heated fight. These duo don’t even have
one cool bone for each other.
The fight which happened via Snapchat was
shared by Davido.
He ought to pay some money for their apartment
but he didn’t, which made her call him a dead
beat dad. OBO didn’t find it funny so he shared
their chats with the populace.
Davido and his baby mama’s recent black love
against each other is amusing to many as some
opine OBO still has the hots for his ex but we
highly doubt that going by his comments.
The HKN boss said, “Ain’t nobody trying to marry
a nigga that is for everybody. LMAO bitch you tried
it.”
“Ok baby daddy no more silence, since you gotta
have female drama to stay relevant.”
“So bitter just cos she will never marry me.”
Read: Davido Shares Snaps Of “How Long”
Music Video Shoot With Tinashe
Davido and Sophia Momodu
Sophia shared, “So the service charge that you
refused to pay, I’ve paid for it. Cos the
management started asking again. I put some
money together and paid…. I am not even the one
at home, it’s her and her grandma. If it’s because I
traveled without informing you that you refused to
pay… I don’t owe you any explanation.” OBO
replied, “fuck you’” spitefully.
These two though, the hate is surreal. How did
they make a baby together?

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