Edge’s News: Trouble in paradise as Annie Idibia Accuses TuFace Of Sleeping With Ex-Girlfriend

Popular Nigerian actress Annie Idibia has accused her husband Innocent Idibia, popularly known as TuFace, of engaging in extramarital affairs with one of his baby mamas Pero.

In series of post on her now deleted Instagram page on Thursday, the actress accused the music legend of allowing his extended family interfere in their marriage.

She wrote, “I am a patient woman!! But I am not a fool innocent! Your family never loved me from the beginning! No matter how hard I tried! I was never worthy to them!!! I have made so many sacrifices for you and all your children. God knows I have tried.

“Your baby mamas constantly use your children as an excuse for all sorts of rubbish! I try to stay gracious!! You are not the first man on the planet to have kids by different women!!! You can do better! Everything I do is to show the good human that u r!!! But today! This move done by you, Efe, Frankie n your family is unacceptable!!”

She also accused 2baba of having sex with his former girlfriend while using the excuse of visiting his kids to cover up. According to Annie Idibia, TuFace brother, Hycent, has also hosted his brother and pero.

“@official2baba!!! What kind of man takes his kids to Disney n spend nights in the same apartment with his kids n their mother!? How many times have u gone to see your kids with pero! N she stay with u n the kids under the same roof for nights!

“Or is it when your brother @hi.idibia house u, your kids n pero under the same roof??! I can go on n on!” Annie said in the now-deleted Instagram posts.

TuFace, 45 and father of seven, is infamously known for having multiple sexual partners over the years.

Some of Tuface fans have come to his defence with accusations of their own...

Annie idibia! Annie Idibia! Annie Idibia! We know you cheated on tuface in the summer of 2019! Shut your mouth or we will spill the tea ohhhhhhh.

A word is enough for the wise.
— 🌹 (@FemiDacosta) September 2, 2021

He started his marital journey with Sumbo Ajaba before moving to Pero Adeniyi, who gave birth to three children. He then married Annie in 2013 and they are blessed with two children.

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