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Tiwa Savage’s ex-husband, Tee Billz, threatens to teach Davido life lesson over disrespect

Tee Billz and Tiwa Savage tied the nuptial knot on April 14, 2014, and separated in 2018.

• January 8, 2024
Davido and Tee Billz with Tiwa
Davido and Tee Billz with Tiwa

Singer Tiwa Savage’s ex-husband, Tunji Balogun, popularly known as Tee Billz, has called out music star Davido for allegedly disrespecting his family.

In an Instagram post on Monday, the talent manager complained that Davido disrespected his family despite the love they showed him.

“After the love Jamil, the mother of my son and I, has (sic) shown towards your daughter…… my family is the last one you will ever disrespect in Nigeria,” he said.

Not mentioning what the artiste did to disrespect his family, Tee Billz asserted that Davido constantly disrespects others and manages to escape the consequences of his actions.

“You’ve been getting away with disrespect DAVID ADELKE……. I’m not Uncle Dele, Amaju & Co…. I will teach you a lesson on their behalf,” he said.

He also mentioned that Davido blew every chance he was given and threatened to teach him a “life lesson between having money, sense and respect.”

Tee Billz stated that out of generosity, he would let Davido savour his Grammy nomination and that after the awards, he’d let the cat out of the bag.

“I pause till after you enjoy your Grammy like I told Tunde Ednut just from the kindness of my heart!!!” he said.

Tee Billz added, “Protecting one’s family is not just a duty; it’s the essence of a man’s character, a testament to his love and commitment.”

Davido is yet to respond to the accusation and threats.

The talent manager and Tiwa Savage tied the knot on April 14, 2014, and separated in 2018. Their union produced a son, Jamil.

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