The session, which initially featured Daddy Freeze in conversation with two of 2Baba's former managers—including Kaka—began as a candid discussion about the singer's personal life and recent controversies. The managers alleged that 2Baba's relationship with Natasha, an Edo State lawmaker representing the Egor Constituency, had turned "toxic," claiming frequent quarrels over finances and that Natasha exerted significant control over his affairs. They further described an incident in the United Kingdom where 2Baba was reportedly restrained by police following a confrontation with his wife at a shopping mall, during which she allegedly threw a bottle at him—an event that marked the second such occurrence, according to the managers. The pair urged viewers to "help 2Baba," expressing concern that the music icon was "not in a good place" and at risk of being remembered more for scandals than his illustrious career.
Tensions escalated abruptly when 2Baba unexpectedly joined the live stream, appearing visibly agitated. He immediately confronted Kaka, sharply telling him to "shut up" and defending his privacy amid the revelations. The intrusion sent the chat into a frenzy, with viewers flooding the comments demanding clarification. Before Freeze could fully intervene, Natasha also entered the broadcast, leading to an on-air exchange between the couple that played out in real time. In the background, audible shouting ensued as Natasha attempted to grab the phone, prompting 2Baba to exclaim, "See what you are doing," moments before the audio cut off abruptly, ending the session in chaos.
The incident comes mere months after 2Baba's private traditional marriage to Natasha on July 25, 2025, following his highly publicized separation from longtime partner and actress Annie Macaulay-Idibia after nearly 12 years together. Annie, who shares two children with 2Baba, has remained relatively subdued amid the turmoil, recently posting reflective messages on her Instagram Stories about marriage and personal growth, including quotes emphasizing resilience and self-worth. Meanwhile, earlier comments from Daddy Freeze in April 2025 had stirred debate when he suggested Annie could potentially sue Natasha for using the Idibia surname, highlighting ongoing sensitivities around the singer's high-profile personal transitions.
Online reactions have been swift and polarized, with social media users expressing shock, sympathy for 2Baba, and criticism of the public airing of private matters.
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