2Baba finally confirms marital crisis with Natasha after nightclub drama [Video]
by Racheal Ayodele · Daily PostNigerian music star, Innocent Idibia, widely known by his stage name, 2Baba, has finally confirmed his marital crisis with wife, Natasha Osawaru.
DAILY POST reports that the musician unfollowed Natasha and refollowed his ex-wife, Annie Idibia, over the weekend after the Abuja nightclub drama with Natasha.
Natasha, who has severally been accused online of domestic attack on 2Baba, reportedly stormed the Abuja newly opened club where the singer was booked to perform on Friday with thugs.
According to reports and viral videos on social media, Natasha arrived at the club and started requesting to see her husband.
The incident happened a few weeks after the singer allegedly left their house and blocked Natasha from reaching him.
However, finally confirming the incident during his performance at Daddy Showkey 50 years on stage concert on Sunday August 9 2026, 2Baba said, “I don go look for trouble. I don hear am.”
While describing his marriage to Natasha as trouble, 2Baba said in Pidgin English, “Going forward ehh, I don decide not to dey look for trouble again. I don go look for trouble, I don hear am.”
When one of the concertgoers tagged his encounter with Natasha as love, the singer rebuked him.
The fan said from the crowd, “Na love now.”
2Baba sharply responded, “Na love? You dey craze.”
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