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Davido Gives Up Custody Battle As Sophia Hits Below The Belt

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The ongoing custody battle between Davido and his first baby mama, Sophia Momodu, has taken a dramatic turn with the musician telling his estranged lover to keep the baby after she brought up the death of his son, Ifeanyi in their court battle.

The drama began when Davido filed a lawsuit seeking joint custody of their daughter, Imade, alleging that Sophia was denying him access and extorting money from him. Sophia responded, revealing a past affair with Davido from 2020-2022 while he was dating Chioma, and denying his claims of being denied access to Imade.

In a new development, Sophia filed a 102-paragraph affidavit opposing Davido’s joint custody request, citing concerns about his controversial lifestyle, the death of Ifeanyi, and his alleged use of their daughter to get back at her. Davido reacted, expressing pain and frustration at Sophia’s constant reminders of Ifeanyi’s death, which he says haunts them daily.

Davido assured his daughter, Imade, that he fought for her and would always love her, despite Sophia’s attempts to paint him as a bad father.

See his post below;

Davido also addressed social media users, stating that all he wants is joint custody, but people are making a fuss because it involves him.

The custody battle has sparked a heated online debate, with many discussing the timeline of Davido’s relationships and his parenting style. The drama began after Davido publicly declared love for his now-wife, Chioma Rowland, and reunited with her, leaving Sophia feeling infuriated and financially abused.

The situation continues to unfold, with many eagerly following the developments. One thing is clear – the custody battle has taken a toll on Davido and all parties involved, and a resolution can’t come soon enough.
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