Trouble in paradise as Sophie Momodu unfollows Amanda Brown on Instagram
Image Credit: gistreel- Sophia Momodu, Davido’s first baby mama, unfollowed Amanda Brown, his second baby mama, on Instagram, sparking drama between the two.
- The incident followed Amanda Brown’s sharing of photos from her daughter Hailey’s 8th birthday party, with a surprise appearance by Davido in Senegal.
- The reason for Sophia’s unfollow remains unknown, and Amanda has not reciprocated the action.
- Social media reactions include support for Amanda and criticism of Sophia, highlighting tension between the women connected to Davido.
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