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Singer Simi has channeled her inner bully as she denied her daughter, Adejare the right to her potato chips, telling the young girl to say 'please' before she could have some.
In a video sighted online, Simi and her daughter were in a car while the mother dangled a piece of chips in front of her crying daughter.
Simi instructed her one-year-old daughter to say 'please' while Deja responded by crying and kicking in protest.
This action made Simi throw the chips in her mouth, telling her daughter to use the energy she is using to cry on her education.
On May 30, 2020, Simi alongside her husband, Adekunle Gold welcomed their first child, Adejare who many referred to as 'Duduke'.
According to the singer, she alongside Gold had only gone on vacation to the United States to have fun, just before the COVID-19 lockdown.
“We didn’t know there was going to be a lockdown. We went on holiday. We were there enjoying our lives when the lockdown hit.
"Omo, there was a lot of paranoia from me o. See even on a good day without COVID, I’m very paranoid and always careful hmmmm.
On motherhood, she said, “I love being a mom. As soon as you know you want a child, you have baby fever when you see a cute baby. I said a few ‘I want ones’ sha.
"I love being a mom to Deja because she lights up my entire existence and I genuinely look at her and my heart melts. I love staying up through the night and taking care of her and playing with her.
Simi and Daughter
“I mean it also means I don’t have as much time for maybe music at this time, but who wouldn’t want to spend time with this bundle of joy? Just look at her.
“It can be crazy sometimes. Some women go through post-partum depression and that’s not funny. There are lots of hormonal changes involved in this process.
"Some women have even had to miss or quit their jobs. I’m just lucky enough that I’m my own boss, but there are mothers who are also models and their livelihood depends on how they look. There are lots of complexities.
“You have days when you remember how your body used to be, but I always tell my husband that I will do this again - 200 times over for her.
"But then, it’s different for everybody. It’s not easy o, my brother. It’s not easy at all.
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