Davido Reacts to Backlash Over Mocking Ex-Wife

Davido tops list of most followed Nigerians on social media
Davido tops list of most followed Nigerians on social media

Davido Responds to Backlash Over Israel DMW’s Failed Marriage Comments

Renowned afrobeat musician Davido has fired back at critics who slammed him for his recent comments about his logistics manager, Israel DMW’s failed marriage. The musician sparked controversy after making a viral video on social media, where he mocked Israel’s estranged wife, Sheila, saying “the bitch is regretting now” while boarding his new private jet.

The statement did not go unnoticed, with many celebrities and netizens taking to social media to express their disapproval. Music producer Samklef was particularly vocal, calling out Davido for lacking empathy and morals.

In response, Davido has defended himself, stating that critics are only angry because they are bound to come back and watch highlights from his life. On his official X, he wrote, “If dem like make dem hate us, dem go still view our status. @jerry_shafferr.”

The comments have sparked a heated debate about the role of celebrities in society and the impact of their words on their fans and the wider public. While some have come out in support of Davido, others have condemned his behavior as reckless and irresponsible.

The controversy serves as a reminder of the power of social media and the importance of celebrities being mindful of their online presence. As one of the most popular and influential musicians in Africa, Davido’s words carry significant weight, and it is crucial that he uses this platform to promote positivity and respect, rather than fueling drama and controversy.

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