Wizkid reveals struggles following mother's death

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By Oluwapelumi Oluwayemi

Award-winning artiste Wizkid has responded to the concerns raised by his fans and admirers following his recent appearance at an event.

The Grammy-winning singer attended the UK premiere of “Bob Marley: One Love” in London, where online videos depicted him looking somber.

Many fans expressed worry, noting his appearance seemed weary, and dull.

Some speculated that Wizkid may still be grappling with the loss of his beloved mother.

In response, Wizkid disclosed that he has felt different since his mother’s death, acknowledging a sense of disconnection from himself.

However, he promised that he will eventually rediscover his sense of self.

He likened his experience to that of a soldier, emphasizing his resilience in the face of adversity by stating his readiness to rebuff anyone encroaching on his personal space.

Wizkid concluded his message by expressing appreciation for his fans’ solidarity during his lowest moments, promising his return.

“Look in the mirror don’t feel myself. Mama left me and I lost myself.
Can’t wait to feel myself again! Life of a soldier! Military with it!

Until then I dey slap away for free so leave me

And I’m thankful y’all going through this phase with me. U seen me at my lowest now. When u see me back on my high no complain.

Expensive”.

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Wizkid lost his mother in August 2023 and she was buried the following month.

Born on July 14, 1957, Jane is survived by her husband,, Muniru Olatunji Balogun, and four children.

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Her children are Yetunde Balogun, Omolara Osunkoya, Olubusayo Balogun, and Ayodeji ‘Wizkid’ Balogun.

Born in Surulere on July 16, 1990, Wizkid grew up in a polygamous home with a Muslim father and a Christian mother.

Last month, the multiple award-winning singer hinted that he is on a five-year hiatus from music.

The Afrobeats star stated that he would be taking four or five years off the music scene.

He added that he is considering taking up football or golf.

Writing in broken English, he wrote, “Back in 4 years, make una papa chop him money small or maybe five or I fit still go dey play ball now.

“Or make I start dey play golf. fifa or wrestling b*tch!”All of una dey craze! Everybody dey mad.

“On some G shit, I hope you mofuckas alright body mind and soul and taking time out to enjoy with your loved ones.”

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