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Nigerian singer, Ortisefemi has taken to Instagram to apologise to his wife Nabila Fash, for physically assaulting her in the presence of their daughter.
AllNews understands that this comes after Nollywood screen diva Caroline Danjuma who happens to be his wife's friend took to social media to berate the singer on allegations of domestic violence.
The actress claimed that Oritsefemi assaulted his wife to the point that their daughter reached out to a neighbour for help and a week after, he arrived home intoxicated and beat her up again.
In his response, Oritsefemi took to his page to accuse the actress of causing problems in his home, while also sending her threats.
The singer wrote,”Caroline this the beginning of your problem in life get ready for it." In another post, he wrote,”@Carolynahutchings this is the evil between @oritsefemi and nabila.. don’t get carried with fake gist.”
Responding to his claims, Caroline said she only blended a helping hand to his wife who he physically abused.
Reports said Nabila moved out of their home to Caroline's, on claims that she got fed up with the music star's 'womanising' lifestyle.
However, Oritsefemi shared a photo of his wife on Instagram, asking his followers to apologise on his behalf, so he can as well join the ongoing #EndSars protest.
According to the "Igbeyawo" crooner, he needs to fix his home before joining the protest.
In his words: “Forgive me my love ? I miss you daily boo .. I truly miss everything about you , make una help me beg her please.. I need to enter street for this #endsars Na me really fit this sars people,Na them father I be … person gats fist him home before him focus outside.. I beg my people make una beg her for me… am deeply sorry nabila … I love ?? you from the bottom of my heart ?
Responding to Oritfemi's apology, Caroline took to her page to say "I do not interfere in people’s marriages or relationships… I do not take sides either. When it comes to domestic violence it’s a no no for me. I believe everything in life has a solution, no need throwing punches. The home must be a safe place, especially where there are kids..
“I can ignore cheating and all sorts but I will stand by anyone that is physically abused be it, man or woman.
“If being evil is giving my friend/sister a safe place to heal before she goes back home, then my doors will always be open.”
Oritsefemi and Nabila tied the knot in a lavish ceremony in 2017.
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