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2Baba, Natasha Osawaru welcome baby boy

Music icon 2Baba and Edo lawmaker Natasha Osawaru have welcomed a baby boy together.

Speculation about the birth began circulating on Friday after Osawaru was spotted at a hospital, fueling rumours that she had gone into labour.

She later confirmed the news on her official Facebook page, announcing that she and the singer had been “blessed with a baby boy.”

The post immediately drew a wave of congratulatory messages across social media.

The arrival of their son adds a new chapter to their high-profile relationship.

2Baba and Osawaru formalised their union earlier this year, following the singer’s separation from Annie Idibia in January.

Their relationship has generated widespread public interest, from the Valentine’s Eve proposal to the family introductions and traditional rites that followed.

In July, the couple held a quiet traditional wedding ceremony in Abuja, attended only by close relatives.

LUKMAN ABDULMALIK

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