Davido hails wife, Chioma
Image Credit: ladunliadinewsNigerian superstar singer Davido praised his wife, Chioma Adeleke, by sharing a video of her dancing and singing along to his hit song “With You” featuring Omah Lay at a club.
In the Instagram story clip, Chioma was joyfully rocking the dance floor, showing her love for the song.
Davido affectionately captioned the video “Iyawo mi,” which means “my wife” in Yoruba, expressing his admiration and love for her.
The display has been warmly received by fans, highlighting their affectionate relationship.
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