Davido has taken to his social media account to praise his first daughter, Imade Adeleke as she launches her first business which is a hair product line.
The father of two daughters, Imade and Hailey has always been supportive of his lovely daughters. He makes sure he is always present in their activities.
Few days after the launching event of the hair product, the music star took to his Instagram page to praise his first born.
He wrote:
My baby!!! I’ve never been so proud in my life! My first child is making boss moves like daddy with @aurorabyimade! Yesterday was successful @3188studios
Thank you @Faraandzara. Thank you @cheferos.
Davido’s first daughter, Imade, is only four but is already her own boss. The little child recently launched her own hair care line which she named Aurora, making her a child entrepreneur.
The name Aurora is derived from her middle name which makes it obvious that this step of her life has been well planned and thought out. The launch of the hair care products was held in Lekki, Lagos and Davido and her mum, Sophia, were both present to show their support for their little baby who seems to be growing really fast.
Sophie Momodu is a very beautiful woman with an interesting character. When Sophie Momodu announced that she was pregnant and the father was Davido, the singer did not believe it.
However, sometime later, he acknowledged that it was his child. Still, he did not marry Sophie Momodu. This is what frustrates her even today. For the past years, there were a lot of major scandals between these two. Unfortunately, the baby has also been a part of these scandals.
For now, we know for certain that Davido has two beautiful daughters – Hailey Veronica Adeleke and Aurora Imade Adeleke. Nigerian believes that their daddy will help these two beauties to become superstars in the music scene in Nigeria, just like their father.
We hope the singer continues to build a good relationship with their mothers, for his daughters’ sakes. Share your opinion in the comment section, like and also share.
