2baba reacts to Basketmouth’s comment about his divorce with Annie

• Afrobeats legend Innocent ‘2Baba’ Idibia, despite heartbreak, stress, and public scrutiny following his split from Annie Macaulay, managed to smile with veteran comedian Basketmouth.

• Social media has been a hub of heated debates, wild speculations, and finger-pointing over the crumbling marriage of Annie and 2Baba.

• Basketmouth seized an opportunity in the chaos, utilizing humor, timing, and a touch of mischief.

Even amidst the turmoil of heartbreak, stress, and public scrutiny following his separation from Annie Macaulay, Afrobeats icon Innocent ‘2Baba’ Idibia managed to find a moment of levity, courtesy of veteran comedian Basketmouth.

In recent days, social media has transformed into a battleground filled with intense debates, rampant speculation, and unrelenting accusations as both Annie and 2Baba face the harsh judgment of the public regarding their deteriorating marriage.

However, in the midst of this turmoil, Basketmouth identified an opportunity, one infused with humor, impeccable timing, and a hint of mischief.

In a now-famous video promoting his upcoming show, Basketmouth engaged in a conversation with fellow comedian I Go Save, dramatically lamenting how the marital issues of 2Baba and Annie had overshadowed the internet, leaving little room for his event to flourish.

Instead of succumbing to the burden of public criticism, 2Baba, entertained by Basketmouth’s humorous complaint, took to his Instagram story to respond to the video, acknowledging the comedian with a gesture of respect.

2Face Idibia commented with a laughing emoji:

“Allegedly jokes are not apart anymore, Basketmouth goated”

This follows a previous report by Gistlover, which noted that Basketmouth, who is also dealing with the aftermath of his own highly publicized separation from his wife of 12 years, Elsie Okpocha, had earlier urged the public to exercise restraint and empathy.

He advised critics of 2Baba and Annie to refrain from the blame game, reminding them that behind the headlines are real individuals, genuine pain, and, most importantly, innocent children caught in the midst of the conflict.