Controversial Nigerian artist, Portable Omolalomi, has responded to allegations of domestic violence made by his former partner, Queen Dami, during a live broadcast with Daddy Freeze.
The artist refuted the accusations, asserting that he has never physically harmed her.
He clarified that his only request was for her to go offline when he observed her participating in a live video at an inappropriate hour. Dismissing the claims, he posed the question, “How can I beat you and you will still be in my house for two years, enjoying and doing photoshoots back-to-back?”
Portable further alleged that Queen Dami exhibited inappropriate conduct, claiming she transmitted explicit images to other men while residing with him.
Reflecting on his relationship with Queen Dami, Portable disclosed that he married her out of compassion for her circumstances following the death of her first husband, the Alaafin of Oyo. He emphasized that his decision to support Dami was influenced by her son with the deceased monarch.
He also underscored his contributions to Dami’s well-being and the upbringing of her child, asserting that the late Alaafin would not disapprove of his actions due to his support.
In his words:
“I have never beaten Queen Dami before. I only told her to go offline when I saw her on the live video at 12am. How can I beat you and you will still be in my house for two years enjoying and doing photoshoot back to back. She was sending nud€s to men in my house.
I am at home now with my wife who is my investment. I took care of Dami and helped her to raise her child. Alaafin is not angry with me because I helped him to raise his child. I don’t love Dami, it’s because of Alaafin’s child that I married her out of pity.”
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