Music star, Oritse Femi has claimed that popular Nollywood actress, Carolyna Hutchings (formerly Caroline Danjuma), was legally married to Davido’s late friend, Tagbo Umeike.
He made this revelation while having an interview with journalist, Chude Jideonwo, noting that they did court wedding before his death.
Oritse Femi said he never wanted to marry his estranged wife, Nabila Fash, and it was Caroline who pressured her to get married to him after she had tied the knot with Tagbo.
He revealed that it was his wife who proposed to him due to the influence from the actress as he only wanted her to be his baby mama and give him a son.
Oritsefemi said; “I told my ex-wife that I only need a baby boy. That was our agreement. I never intended to marry her. It was Caroline Danjuma. Caroline went and did a court wedding with the late Tagbo. After the wedding, she told Nabila that she had married Tagbo and urged her to make sure I marry her.
“It was Caroline who advised Nabila to get married to me. She said I am a rough diamond and that Nabila’s success was lying on me. So that was it. When she asked me that she wanted to marry me, I accepted because she had had about three miscarriages for me.”
In another news…
Controversial singer, Dammy Krane recently raised allegations against music superstar, Davido following his recent statement that he’s never been arrested.
The ‘My Dear’ crooner claimed OBO made Tagbo drink 40 shots of alcohol on his 40th birthday and abandoned him in a car where he died, only to accuse another person – Caroline Danjuma- of having a hand in the death.
He said; “As for OBO wey dey talk say dem never arrest am anywhere in the world, you go still jam your own for front. As una dey use money cover up all these evil deeds wey una dey do. Cos wetin happen to Tagbo, you go still come talk am.
“On him [Tagbo] 40th birthday, wey you dey tell am to drink 40 shots of Tequila, you still come abandon am for car make e die. You no still even show say you sympathise, you put the blame on another person, make them come carry am. All those things go comot.”
