King Carter, the alleged ex-lover of Davido’s third babymama, Chioma Rowland, has issued a stern warning to the public.
The Dubai-based socialite has warned the media to stop associating him with the ex-fiancee of Davido.
Describing their relationship as a thing of the past, he revealed that he is no longer affiliated with the mother of one.
Making it clear that there is nothing between them, he warned blogs to stop calling him a former in-law as he is nobody’s in-law.
“Y’all should stop associating me with a thing of the past. I am to longer affiliated with Chioma, there’s nothing between us. These blogs should stop calling me former in-law, I am nobody’s in-law, never was in-law”.
recalls Chioma Rowland had reportedly called things off with her alleged beau, King Carter.
News broke out in March that Davido and Chioma had a messy fight after Chioma hooked up with suspected drug baron Kelvin Adeshina Akinjola, who was alleged to be her lover.
The mother of one was believed to have tattoed his name, King, on her arms to show her love for him.
Additionally, Chioma was seen enjoying quality time with him in Dubai.
The lovebirds were spotted having the best time at the beach.
In a video which made rounds, Kelvin was seen chilling with the mum of one who blew kisses into the camera.
He was also spotted wearing a chain with Chioma’s face.
In a new update, it had been reported that the lovebirds had called things quit.
King and Chioma had also unfollowed each other on Instagram (and you know that unfollowing someone on social media means parting ways with the person).
The unfollowing came days after Davido had publicly doted on Chioma.
Chioma posted a photo of herself in a lovely pink jumpsuit,
Vibing to a song. Sighting the post, Davido grabbed and posted it on his Instastories, doting on her as the ‘best chef in the world’.
He wrote: ” Pink Friday, don’t play, best chef in the world.
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