A Nigerian woman has shared a deeply personal story about her ex-husband's serial marriages, using it to frame her reaction to the recent public feud between music icon 2Baba and his new wife, Natasha Osawaru.
The Explosive Instagram Live Drama
The controversy began when media personality Daddy Freeze hosted an Instagram Live session on December 2, 2025. He had invited two of 2Baba's former managers to discuss the singer's recent scandal in the UK.
The discussion took a dramatic turn when 2Baba himself suddenly joined the live broadcast. He confronted his former managers, attempting to shut down the accusations being made against him. The situation escalated quickly when his wife, Natasha Osawaru, appeared beside him, leading to a tense and heated exchange that captivated viewers.
A Woman's Personal Reaction and Revelation
Reacting to the drama on her Facebook page, Doyinsola A. Ilori offered a poignant perspective drawn from her own life. She expressed a common sentiment about men who leave their partners.
"Most times for us women, including my humble self, when the men leave us, I mean our husbands and boyfriends, they dump us for a worst version of us," she wrote. She added that by the time these men realize their mistake, shame often prevents them from admitting their error.
She then revealed her own stunning experience: her ex-husband has married five different women in the ten years since their divorce. She was married to him for 15 years before he left.
"I don't know about yours o, but mine has married 5 other women in 10 years, post absconding and divorce. If any of them better pass me, he for don stop," she stated. She humorously speculated he might be aiming for a seventh wife, expressing pity for his children in the process.
In a pointed comment directed at 2Baba's situation, she wrote, "PS: Tuface dey kraze, he no well. Na laff Annie suppose dey laff him family now." She suggested that 2Baba's first wife, Annie Idibia, should be laughing at the current drama, implying that the new wife, Natasha, whom they claimed was better, is now being 'managed'.
Public Reactions and Analysis
The woman's post sparked conversations online, with other Nigerians weighing in on the broader 2Baba and Natasha drama.
One commenter, Samuel Jonah, expressed pity for the singer. Another, Tayo Treasure Ilori, refused to sympathize, stating, "Na lust carry am reach where him dey now, he is not a victim." User Oyin Ade simply remarked, "They will learn by fire by force."
Previously, a Nigerian man based in the United States, Innocent Tino, had also shared observations. He advised 2Baba that his new relationship was damaging his hard-earned reputation and cautioned him to be careful.
The incident, blending high-profile celebrity conflict with raw, personal testimony from an everyday woman, has highlighted ongoing public discussions about marriage, regret, and the complexities of relationships in the modern age.
