Tuface’s first baby mama breaks silence on cheating scandal

Pero Adeniyi has broken her silence about the cheating scandal involving her and ace singer TuFace.
Ms Adeniyi has been accused of sleeping with the father of her three children by his legal wife Annie Idibia.
The allegation sparked reactions on social media after Annie talked about her marital problems and accused her husband of sleeping with his first baby mama whenever he visits the children.
On Saturday, the 43-year-old Pero posted a message on her Instagram story saying that the truth will reveal itself, saying she’s unbothered about the allegations from Mrs Idibia.
“You are asking me to speak, if I told you my truth, would you believe? Would you not poke holes in it? My truth is special to me, those that know me know the truth, that is all that matters,” she said.
“I will continue to guard it. Even the liar that started this madness knows the truth but needs the lie for relevance. Very soon, the truth will be out for all to see clearly, without a doubt, no one is invincible, so please continue to enjoy the lies for anyway.
“Insults and dragging are yet to kill a person, no be today Una don dey comment una rubbish, continue to drag like small gen, when hand pain una, Una go stop. #unbothered.”
In the heat of the controversy, Annie had alleged that TuFace often take advantage of seeing his children with Pero to keep an affair with her.
“What kind of man takes his kids to Disney and spends nights in the same apartment with his kids and their mother! How many times have you gone to see your kids with Pero and she stays with you and the kids under the same roof for nights?” Annie had lamented weeks ago.
Annie then threatened to scatter their marriage after Tuface left the house to an unknown location.
Meanwhile, Tuface asked the public to stay out of their marital issues and allow them to resolve them internally for the sake of their children.
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