Davido’s babymama Sophia to have baby via surrogacy: “Not messing up my body for a man ever again”
Image Credit: legitNigerian socialite Sophia Momodu, mother of singer Davido’s daughter, has announced her intention to have another child via surrogacy, expressing no desire to get pregnant herself.
She cited not wanting to “mess up her body for any man ever again,” indirectly addressing her strained relationship with Davido.
The revelation sparked reactions on social media, with some netizens commenting humorously and critically on her statements.
This development comes amid ongoing public discussions about Davido’s relationship with Sophia and their daughter Imade, including custody and neglect accusations.
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