Are you mad?” – Eniola Badmus confronts Lege Miami for calling her “very choosy” regarding their recent matchmaking attempt. Things are currently tense between well-known Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus and actor Lege Miami, famed for his popular matchmaking show “Singles.”
In a circulating voice message on social media, Eniola Badmus condemns Lege Miami, expressing her frustration with him after he publicly referred to her as overly selective in a recent interview.
During an interview with Punch’s Saturday Beats, Lege revealed that not only regular individuals seek love on his platform/show.
He later revealed in the interview that Eniola Badmus was particularly choosy, although he quickly added that he was unaware of the status of her relationship with her current partner.
Another video emerged online where Lege Miami claimed to be privy to all the details of what occurred between Eniola Badmus and the partner he matched her with before their relationship soured.
He stated, “I take my matchmaking seriously because I’ve earned people’s trust. Celebrities like Bimbo Thomas, Wumi Toriola, Folorunsho Adeola (Arike Gold), and Eniola Badmus have approached me. However, Eniola Badmus is quite selective, but I did connect her with someone. I’m unsure of their current status.”
oluwavirus_: That intro mad Hello Lege Odabi pe opolo ti ko yepe What the fhuuuuuuuuuck see rhymes now Lege , yepe Wo, I must use this voice for ma next song 😂😂😂😂.
ewadunnii: One thing is dis aunty get voice 💯🙌🏽😍d voice sound well well 😂 her street voice mount 🙌🏽.
oh_damilola: This one na MR president children fight😂 mk we civilians no put mouth Abeg 😂.
djreeves_uk8701: Na Wetin join both of you together, na him go still separate both of you 😂😂😂APC …. All Progressives Congress😂😂😂😂.
lajoyin2210: Hello lege, odabi pe opolo e ko iyepe 🥹translation:hello lege it’s like ur brain has pack sand😢 byeee.
coro_2890: Seyi tunubu go settle am.
In a new video, Lege Miami goes hard on Eniola Badmus as he claimed that she never paid for a private session with him.
