Recent reports allege that popular Instagram influencer Raheem Abike, aka Papaya Ex was bounced out of Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux’s #JP2025 White Wedding.
Though she made it to the venue of #JP2025 at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos, last Saturday, she neither witnessed the ceremony nor featured in all the fun moments that followed.
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Just a few days ago, Papaya Ex has addressed the controversy at Priscilla Ojo’s wedding. She wore a custom-made dress featuring the bride’s husband Juma Jux’s photo on her chest.
In an interview with Egungun, Papaya Ex explained that she placed Juma’s photo on her chest because she thought it was the right spot, adding that Nigerians tend to criticise everything anyway.
She claimed she meant no harm and had informed Priscilla about her outfit choice.
“A lot of Nigerians are very somehow, they criticise everything. If I had put the picture here, they’d have still complained. I had to tell my wife, you know I love you, I wouldn’t do anything to hurt you. She was like ‘ okay, yeah, it’s okay’. The outfit is N4.5m”, she said.
Papaya Ex also said that she now resides in Dubai, where her monthly house rent is around 12 million naira.
In a twist of events, 2Baba’s mum, Rose Idibia, has excitedly received Edo state legislator Natasha Osawaru as her son’s lover and soon-to-be wife.
In new photos making rounds on the internet, Mrs Iidbia can be seen with her son and his lover.
This is coming a month after she made a video. calling on Natasha to free her son, alleging that she hypnotised him with beads on his hands and neck.
After which she petitioned the Department of State Security, DSS that her son missing.
Meanwhile, 2Baba Idibia has formally introduced his fiancée, Honourable Natasha Osawaru, to the Idoma traditional leadership and his hometown community.
The introduction took place during the Idoma Nation Peace and Unity Symposium at the Och’Idoma Palace in Otukpo.
