5 Nigerian Musicians Who Have Used Their Lovers In Music Videos

To get you fiancé or lover believe in what you do is something most celebrities like a lot especially the musicians.

Some Nigerian musicians ditched professional video vixens for their music videos and instead settled for their lover to play the same role hitherto they would have paid video vixens to act.

This connection mostly helps the musicians to flow easily and also boost their relationships.

Below are instances where Nigerian Musicians resorted to using their lovers to shoot their music videos.

See details below;

In the ever-popular tune,  ‘African Queen’ song by 2Baba, then known as Tuface which became a global hit, Tuface featured his current wife, Anne McCauley who was then his girlfriend. The song was released in  2004.

Ice prince used his girlfriend, Maima in his music video for the song ‘Feelings.’

The famous ‘Assurance’ music video by Davido featured Chioma his current Baby Mama.

Flavour featured his former girlfriend Anna Ebiere in the song ‘Gollibe’.

Adekunle Gold and Simi

Simi and Adekunle Gold are married with a child. Simi appeared as Gold’s video vixen for the songs, ByYou and No Forget.

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