Nigerian singer, Adebayo Adeleke, better known as B-Red shows off the huge cash received during the birthday party of his son.
The singer who is the cousin of superstar Afrobeats musician, Davido, marked the second birthday of his son on Monday, November 29th, which was graced by celebrities from the corners of the entertainment industry.
Taking to his Instastory to show off the amount of money received during the party; an amount he claims to be about N7M, B-Red emphasized the grace his son has.
B-Red also could be heard in the video making plans on paying his son’s school fees with the money received from his birthday party.
Meanwhile Sensational singer David Adeleke also known as Davido, alongside some of his 30BG crew, turned up for the birthday of BRed’s son Jordan Adeleke.
Like everyone at the birthday party, Davido had fun and had time to bond with his son, Ifeanyi, as his baby mama Chioma was also present.
Photos of Davido and Ifeanyi, which surfaced online, captured him hugging his son tightly, which sparked lovely comments about him.
Reacting to the photos, some netizens hailed Davido for being an amazing father, especially how he treats all his children with no preference.
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