Peter Psquare has issued a strong and direct response to a social media post that viciously attacked his late mother, describing the content as deeply hurtful and crossing a clear line. The singer and entertainer called for the post to be removed immediately and for a public apology, warning of legal consequences if his demand is ignored.
The controversial post, made by X (formerly Twitter) user @AdemolaOgudu, claimed that Peter’s late mother was a bigot who bitterly opposed her son’s marriage to a Yoruba woman and suggested her death was connected to that stance. Peter responded firmly:
“This post about my late mother is unacceptable and deeply hurtful. You’ve crossed the line. Take it down and apologize immediately, or I will take legal action. This madness on social media must stop.”
The exchange has triggered an outpouring of reactions from fans and followers, many expressing outrage at the insult directed at a deceased parent and urging Peter to pursue stronger measures beyond a simple apology.
Peter Psquare, one half of the iconic duo with his twin brother Paul Okoye, has long been open about family matters, including past public challenges within the group and the loss of their mother years ago. The family has previously navigated personal and professional storms in the public eye, making attack on their personal lives particularly sensitive.
The original post remains visible at the time of reporting, and no confirmation of deletion or apology has been shared. Peter’s threat of legal action has intensified the discussion, with many viewing it as a necessary stand against unchecked online toxicity targeting celebrities.