- Portable, made controversial comments about Nollywood actress Biola Adebayo.
- Biola Adebayo revealed on her Talk To B podcast that she and her husband have been separated since April 2024.
- Her announcement surprised fans and sparked discussions about her personal life.
Street-hop artist Habeeb Okikiola Badmus, popularly known as Portable, has once again stirred public debate — this time for his disrespectful remarks about Nollywood star Biola Adebayo following her revelation of a marriage breakdown.
Biola, who hosts celebrity interviews on her Talk To B podcast, took fans by surprise on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, when she disclosed that she and her husband had parted ways since April 2024.
In a heartfelt Instagram post celebrating her former husband’s birthday, Biola openly shared the news of their separation, emphasizing their commitment to peacefully co-parent their son.
She stated:
“Yes, that’s correct! My husband and I have been separated since April last year. However, we’ve chosen to maturely and amicably raise our beloved son, who is our top priority.”
Despite the calm and respectful nature of her announcement, Portable, known for his provocative behavior, responded with a sharp remark. In a widely circulated Instagram video, the singer mocked her, saying:
“You’re divorced, yet you’re great at interviewing other people’s wives. Clearly, your own home isn’t even settled. This life is full of drama.”
Biola and her ex-husband married in April 2021, after a whirlwind romance that lasted less than six months. She had previously shared on her YouTube channel that their swift marriage was rooted in shared values and mutual understanding.
See the video here:
See some comments below:
@marley_kween:“Who among your concubines you do wedding for ehn baby donor?”
@she_is_ennie:“Na wives you get abi Almajiris? If they were loved at home, they won’t even near you.”
@man_like_tommyvilla1:“I never h@te you before, but this one you do… na God go punish you.”
@mezukay:“If dem dey count husband, you follow?”
@kaddy_collection12:“If person die in marriage, una go abuse am. If dem divorce, una still abuse. Ashabi’s oko Orun is killing your career, and you don’t know.”
