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Nigerian music legend Innocent Idibia, aka 2Baba, has accused members of his family of repeatedly interfering in his personal life, alleging that their actions contributed to the collapse of his marriage to Annie Idibia.
The singer added that family members are now endangering his relationship with Natasha.
In an emotional video shared online, the award-winning singer said the situation has escalated beyond normal family disputes, claiming that Natasha is now receiving death threats as a result of the ongoing crisis.
According to him, his family “destroyed” his marriage with actress Annie Idibia through constant interference, false narratives, and internal conflicts.
He warned that the same pattern of behaviour was now being repeated, this time against his current partner, Natasha.
2Baba stressed that he is mentally sound, not in danger, and capable of making decisions about his own life, dismissing what he described as attempts to portray him as unstable.
He expressed deep frustration that those claiming to “save” him are instead causing severe emotional harm, endangering Natasha, and escalating the situation to a dangerous level.
The singer appealed to the public and especially to his family to stop the harassment, stop spreading unverified stories, and allow him to live peacefully.
He added that he plans to reveal more details in the coming days, but he could no longer remain silent as the situation spirals out of control.
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