By: Chioma Madonna Ndukwu
Nigerian musician Portable has kicked Queen Dami out of the home he rented for her after a fallout that saw accusations of prostitution and infidelity. The disagreement began when Portable reportedly caught Dami live-streaming on TikTok, sparking his fury. In a viral video, Portable expressed his anger, saying, “I have sent her away from the mansion that I rented for her. I’m the one taking care of the child she had for the late king. Don’t kill me as you killed Alaafin of Oyo.”
The remark seemed to reference the controversial passing of the Alaafin of Oyo, Dami’s late husband, suggesting a deep personal conflict. The public nature of their dispute is a stark reminder of the fragile dynamics between fame, relationships, and public expectations. Portable’s claim that Dami was an “Olosho” (a derogatory term for a woman with loose morals) when they first met adds a layer of bitterness to the narrative. His emotional outbursts reveal a volatile relationship, marked by both affection and deep resentment.
This incident paints a troubling picture of how celebrity relationships can sometimes become a spectacle for the public, blending personal grievances with public persona. Regardless of the truth, both parties seem caught in a whirlwind of drama that only escalates under the scrutiny of social media.
