Portable’s wife, Bewaji, slams troll over comment on her baby news as husband loses boxing match

Bewaji, the wife of controversial singer Portable, has slammed a troll for mocking her over her pregnancy news.

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Hours ago, the new mother of three announced on Instagram that she and her husband had welcomed their third child, a baby boy named Temilorun.

Following the news, a troll slid into her DM, mocking her for welcoming a child the day her husband was beaten at a boxing match.

On Friday night, skitmaker Cater Efe defeated Portable and emerged the new celebrity Boxing champion in Lagos, Nigeria. Following his win, he received N50 million from businessman E-Money and other perks, which included a German visa.

Portable is currently married to Bewaji, who has three kids with him. The singer also has four kids with three women. His first baby mama is unknown; his second is Keji, and his third is actress Ashabi, who has two kids for him.

In January, the singer threw shots at the women in his life as he showed off his new car. Portable said he would rather use the money that he spends on them, which they don’t appreciate, to buy himself a new car.

The street singer called out his wife for her lack of love and support for him. He said he loves to have only one wife, but his wife, doesn’t check up on him or care about him, hence his multitude of baby mamas and side chicks.

Following his fight with Ashabi, Portable passionately appealed to Bewaji, stating that he was fully back with her, and the jazz Ashabi had used for him was no longer in effect. He declared that she is his legal wife and he can’t marry any other lady.

In another post, Portable said Bewaji is the only one praying for him. He begged her to value him, comparing her to his wife.

In what seemed like a response to his tantrums, Bewaji shared a video of herself, slamming the singer for saying she has changed because she stopped being a føol for him.

In another post, she shared new photos of herself, saying healing made her private, growth made her picky, and peace made me unbothered.