- Renowned blogger Stella Dimoko Korkus has provided updates on Davido Adeleke’s upcoming white wedding.
- The wedding is set to take place this weekend at a beach in Miami.
- Close associate Israel DMW described the event as lavish and attended by billionaires.
Renowned blogger Stella Dimoko Korkus has shed light on Nigerian music star Davido Adeleke’s much-anticipated white wedding, scheduled for this weekend.
Earlier, Davido’s close associate, Israel DMW, hinted that the lavish ceremony would take place at a beach in Miami, describing it as a billionaire-studded event. However, he withheld specific details at the time.
In a recent update, Stella revealed that Chioma’s parents are unlikely to attend the wedding. According to her, Chioma’s father was initially meant to walk her down the aisle, but unforeseen circumstances have made that impossible.
She explained that following Chioma’s traditional wedding in Nigeria, her entire family including her parents and sister relocated to the U.S. Reportedly, they stayed beyond the allowed period on their visas.
Stella claimed that after eventually returning to Nigeria, their U.S. visas were revoked, and they were allegedly banned due to non-compliance with visa conditions.
Adding to the situation, she noted that Chioma’s mother has been caring for her twin grandchildren and, as a result, has no replacement for her role.
The blogger suggested the possibility that Chioma’s parents may have misunderstood or forgotten the visa terms when they first received them.
The revelation sparked mixed reactions online. While some fans expressed sympathy for Chioma’s parents and proposed relocating the wedding to Nigeria, others took a humorous jab at Davido. Referencing his viral claim of earning billions during his tour, they jokingly urged him to cover his in-laws’ travel expenses.
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See some comments below:
@mthuso33:”Davido was bragging he made more than 1 billion dollar this year. he should just pay $5 million dollar each for the both parents trump will give them US passport.”
@jo.nes3158:”Chai. It’s usually 6 months. The trick is to fly to Mexico or Canada then return same day or next. Then another 6 months stamp.”
@pretty_gonny:”Why didn’t they move the wedding to a destination her parents can attend!!! I mean her parents are alive they should witness the daughters wedding na.”
@_chiceeeyy:”Lmaooo…couldn’t they do it in Nigeria?? This sounds unfair tho or have they planned the wedding before the visa ban?”
