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Why my fallout with Kiddwaya was tough – DJ Cuppy

December 10,2021
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Popular Nigerian Disk Jockey, Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has revealed why her fallout with reality TV star, Kidd Waya, was tough for her.

It Was Difficult Having A Fallout With Kiddwaya – DJ Cuppy Reveals |  Veritynews

She said this during an interview with the Pretty Little Thing podcast, which was published on Wednesday.

DJ Cuppy and Kiddwaya, who featured in a British documentary-reality TV show, Highlife, had a fall out during the show which affected their real-life friendship.

The Oxford Master’s student said, “That was really tough for me because it was real life. For the viewers that don’t really understand. I and my friend had a real falling out during highlife and that was on camera, which was okay but it was really tough because we actually fell out.

“I don’t really know how else to explain that. When you and your friend fall out, it’s not nice. It was difficult but Kidd is a great guy. He’s a superstar. There were some funny moments on the show.”

Sometime during the show, DJ Cuppy had poured a glass of drink on Kiddwaya when he stated that her billionaire lifestyle was the reason she was single.

Reacting to the incident, she said, “What would you do when a guy says, ‘I can see this is why you’re single?’ What do you do? And also, why is being single being used against me?

“He is single himself which is quite interesting. A guy being single in Nigeria is like ‘ohhh, you’re the man.’ I’m so sick of this patriarchy. It’s very difficult but what I would say is that I’m glad we made up. We’re fine now and I have so much respect for him.”

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