Businesswoman and mother of Imade Adeleke, Sophia Momodu, has unleashed a raw and unfiltered attack on Davido’s 30BG fans, declaring she wants nothing to do with the Afrobeats star and has not spoken to him in five years.
In a heated TikTok Live session that quickly went viral, Sophia expressed deep frustration at social media users who constantly drag her ex into conversations about her life. She accused the fanbase of forcing a man she no longer wants onto her.
“I’ve never seen a fanbase force a man that she doesn’t want down a woman’s neck so much like you guys. You’re so irritating! Don’t tell me what to do, fuck all of you! You’re all pissing me off,” she said.
Sophia insisted that the chapter is closed.
“I haven’t been with or seen or even spoken to this man in five years. Let it go! Nobody wants him. You know, apart from his offspring maybe, but he’s not needed or wanted here. Respect it and move on!”
She dismissed the ongoing online battles between fanbases as pointless and fake.
“I don’t give a fuck! About them or you that is taking them seriously. We don’t want your situation, we don’t want you over here! Move on!”
She pointed out the current happiness of everyone involved:
“The guy is so happy with his child, and the child is so happy with her father, and the mother is so happy with her lover. When are you people going to move on? Everyone has moved on with their lives, everyone is happy, so why are you guys so fucking irritating?”
She described the rivalry as a “fake beef” that no longer exists, noting that while the people at the centre of the drama are living their lives and making money, fans continue fighting over people who no longer want each other.
Sophia’s outburst comes amid years of public scrutiny surrounding her co-parenting arrangement with Davido and past custody disputes. She has repeatedly maintained that she focuses on her daughter and her own life with her current partner.
Her strong words have sparked mixed reactions online, with some fans supporting her call for privacy and boundaries while others question the intensity of her response.