Nigerian music legend 2Baba has issued a public plea for calm after revealing that his wife, Natasha Osawaru, has been receiving death threats.
In a video message, he declared: “I have the right to be with whoever I want to be with. I am not a child.” He accused some family members who reportedly intervened “in the name of saving him” of worsening the situation and tarnishing Natasha’s image.
“I’m perfectly okay,” he said, adding that the ongoing public scrutiny was now “dangerous” and putting Natasha at risk. He urged fans, family and the media to “cease fire” and allow them resolve matters privately.
The drama erupted after a heated live-session aired online, where former associates accused Natasha of undue control over 2Baba’s personal and professional life, prompting widespread speculation.
The singer’s statement has reignited debate around personal privacy, mental well-being and public interference in the lives of celebrities — with fans now divided over who deserves support and protection.
