Ex-bread seller now Model Olajumoke denies baby daddy’s allegations of infidelity, disrespect

Nigeria’s overnight model Olajumoke Orisaguna has denied allegations of infidelity and disrespect leveled against her by her baby daddy.

According to the one-time bread seller who became an instant hit when she unexpectedly appeared in a street photo shoot session of a foreign artist here in Nigeria, the allegations are not true.

Olajumoke who revealed that much in an interview said she has left her baby daddy to God to judge for spreading such lies against her.

She said; “Anybody can say whatever pleases them with their mouth. He is the one that has been spreading such stories. When a man knows everything about you, he can choose to do whatever with that information. As for me, I am okay and there is nothing wrong with me.”

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“Whatever is going on is known to God. We are still together. He has never discussed all what he has been saying outside with me, so I don’t understand what he is driving at because we sleep in the same house.

“Well, he can continue saying whatever pleases him but I will not say anything bad about him. There is nobody I will discuss his matter with; I just leave him to God. God will judge between us.”

Recall that Olajumoke Orisaguna, was called out by the father of her two daughters for not carrying him along accusing her of infidelity and disrespect.

Olajumoke’s baby daddy, Sunday, also claimed their fortune has gone down unlike before because the model parted ways with her former manager Azuka.

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