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DJ Cuppy Responds to Mr Nigeria’s Comments on Her Single Status

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DJ Cuppy, the daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, has publicly responded to made by Mr Nigeria, Ugo Nwokolo, regarding her relationship status. In a viral video from “The Honest Bunch” podcast, Nwokolo claimed that Cuppy wasn’t ready for marriage, suggesting that she seeks a partner of equivalent social status and dismissing the idea that all men interested in her are merely after her wealth.

Reacting to these comments, DJ Cuppy took to her X (formerly Twitter) account to humorously Nwokolo’s advice by stating she would check her DMs, implying she might consider the suitors there. Her quickly garnered attention and sparked a flurry of across social .

The public’s response was mixed. Some netizens defended Cuppy’s right to choose when and whom to marry, emphasizing self-worth and independence. engaged in humorous or speculative commentary about Nwokolo’s intentions or the nature of the messages in Cuppy’s DMs. There were also discussions about societal around marriage, wealth, and social status, with some criticizing the double standards applied to men and women in relationships.

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Comments ranged from support for Cuppy’s choices to critiques of the attitudes towards wealth and marriage. For instance, some users pointed out the hypocrisy in societal norms where men are less judged for marrying across economic divides than women. Others laughed the or suggested that Nwokolo might have ulterior motives in commentary.

This incident also brought attention back to Ugo Nwokolo’s earlier statements where he expressed a preference for poor women, suggesting they possess qualities like dedication and fertility, which he finds attractive. This has another layer to the conversation, highlighting broader issues of class, gender, and relationship dynamics in Nigeria.

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DJ Cuppy’s -hearted response to Mr Nigeria’s not only reasserts her control over her personal narrative but also engages her audience in a conversation about love, status, and the pressures of public . Her interaction with this issue on social media exemplifies how celebrities can use digital platforms to address personal matters, public discourse, and perhaps even humorously deflect from intrusive commentary about their private .

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