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Sophia Momodu, the mother of Nigerian music star Davido’s daughter, has sparked fresh conversations online after sharing a subtle yet thought-provoking post about the kind of love she desires.
Rather than posting a long caption, the fashion entrepreneur chose to let music speak for her feelings. She referenced a powerful lyric from Wizkid’s verse on Asake’s chart-topping track “Getting Paid”, using it as a window into her emotions.
Taking to her Instagram story, Sophia Momodu posted:
“Fake love no dey impress, I got vision. Give me something I can’t see anywhere,”
She accompanied the quote with a screenshot showing she was streaming the song at that very moment, sending social media into a frenzy.
Fans quickly interpreted the post as a cryptic message about the kind of genuine love and connection she is seeking. Many online users speculated that Sophia Momodu’s choice of lyric reflects her longing for something deeper than materialistic or superficial affection.
Sophia Momodu, who shares a daughter, Imade Adeleke, with Afrobeats superstar Davido, has often been in the public eye due to her personal life and her relationship with the award-winning singer. Her recent post, however, shifted attention from controversies to her personal sentiments about love and authenticity.
The lyric she shared — “Fake love no dey impress, I got vision. Give me something I can’t see anywhere” — resonated with many social media users who applauded her for expressing her feelings in a simple yet impactful way.
The post has since gone viral, with fans dissecting its meaning and debating whether it carries a subliminal message about her past experiences or simply reflects her taste in meaningful lyrics.
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