Skales drops cryptic message suggesting one-year-old marriage in crisis
Nigerian singer and rapper Skales has set tongues wagging on the state of his marriage after a cryptic message he posted on his Instagram page.
The former EME star and his model girlfriend Hasanity had their traditional marriage on May 1, 2021 and a star studded white wedding on September 25, 2022.
“In all you do make sure you don’t marry a heartless person” and finally, “pray for my mental health”, Skales posted on his Instagram stories on October 29.
The singer who lost his mother on October 24, first reposted a tweet from American rapper Fivio Green, saying: “A solid female means alot to a ni**a who can’t trust nobody”.
It remains unclear the reason for the outbursts on the barely one year marriage, and there are speculations as both partners have unfollowed each other on Instagram.
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