- Sophia Momodu unfollowed Amanda Brown on Instagram after Davido attended Hailey Adeleke’s birthday party in Senegal.
- Davido has been in a custody battle with Sophia since June 2024, seeking joint custody of their daughter, Imade.
- Dele Momodu shared insights into the court’s position on the custody dispute, adding more complexity to the situation.
The relationship between Nigerian singer Davido’s first and third baby mamas, Sophia Momodu and Amanda Brown, has taken a dramatic turn. Sophia recently unfollowed Amanda on Instagram, sparking speculation among fans and netizens.
This fallout comes after Davido’s unexpected appearance at Amanda’s daughter Hailey Adeleke’s birthday party in Senegal, while his first daughter Imade Adeleke turned ten just days later.
Birthday Celebrations Stir Tension
Amanda Brown hosted a grand birthday celebration for her daughter, Hailey, last weekend, attracting Davido and his close associates. His presence at the event generated discussions online, with many questioning his absence at Imade’s birthday on Wednesday.
The unexpected reactions seem to have influenced Sophia’s decision to unfollow Amanda, a move that did not go unnoticed by observant fans.
Despite the fallout, Amanda has not returned the gesture, maintaining her online connection with Sophia. However, the tension hints at deeper issues beyond social media behaviour.
Legal Battle Over Custody
Sophia and Davido have been entangled in a custody dispute over their daughter, Imade. In June 2024, the singer took legal action, seeking joint custody. He accused Sophia of restricting his access to Imade, a claim that intensified discussions among their followers.
Sophia’s uncle, Dele Momodu, added to the conversation by revealing the court’s stance on the matter, further fueling the already heated debate. While details of the legal proceedings remain private, it is clear that both parties are navigating a complex situation involving family and public scrutiny.
This unfolding saga highlights the challenges of co-parenting under public scrutiny, especially when personal issues spill onto social media.
