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Popular Nigerian disc jockey, DJ Cuppy, has disclosed the reason why she is still single.
Dancing to Drake’s song, Way Too Sexy, the entertainer, via a video posted on her verified Instagram account, she noted that her single status is because she is ‘way too sexy’.
She captioned the playful video, which also featured her two puppies, “I’ve come to the conclusion that the reason that I’m single is that I’m way TOO SEXY.”
Although in the past, the DJ had been romantically linked with Nigerian international footballer, Victor Anichebe, and talent manager, Asa Asika, in recent times, the singer has made it known via her social media accounts that she is not in a romantic relationship.
Born Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola in 2014 she was the resident DJ at the MTV Africa Music Awards in Durban.
In July 2014, she released House of Cuppy as her first compilation mix in London and Lagos, before launching it in New York on September 2, 2014.
With House of Cuppy, she produced EDM-Esque remixes of songs by leading Afropop artists. In June 2015, Cuppy released House of Cuppy II.
In July 2018, Cuppy launched the Cuppy Foundation. In November 2019, the foundation organized the Gold Gala and raised over N5bn for the Save the Children initiative. Nigerian business Dangote and her father donated to the cause.
Tagged as: DJ Cuppy, Relationship Status.
Online Radio September 17, 2021
A British High Court has ruled that the Duke of Edinburgh’s will is to remain secret for at least 90 years to protect the “dignity and standing” of the Queen. […]
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