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Nigerian musician Kizz Daniel, has shocked his fans with news of his marriage.
In a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter), the ‘Buga’ hit-maker revealed that he has been married since 2020.
Kizz Daniel informed his followers about his marriage after a social media user attempted to engage in a banter with the singer.
The fan told the musician he should leave his woman for her stating “that marriage will not last if I am not the one.”
However, Kizz Daniel dismissed it, insisting that he and his partner would have a lasting marriage.
He noted that she cares for him despite his bad habits.
Although Kizz Daniel is a father of three, he has yet to make known who his partner is. Kiss Daniel in 2021 announced the birth of his triplets – Jamal, Jalil, and Jelani.
However, one of the boys, Jamal passed on four days after birth.
In June 2023, Kizz Daniel disclosed that he welcomed another child but he wanted to keep it secret.
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