DJ Cuppy Turns Down Marriage Proposal, Days After Lamenting Over Her Single Status

Nigerian plate jockey Florence Otedola famously known as DJ Cuppy has turned down a proposition to be engaged.

The little girl of extremely rich person Otedola shared a photograph of her cruising in her Ferrari 296 GTB, which provoked a fan to ask her out.

The fan distinguished as Viktor Riusman proposed to the DJ.

Imploring her, he stated, “Wed me please”.

Shockingly, DJ who has been mourning about her single status turned down his proposition.

She remarked, “Not this time”.

This is coming days after DJ Cuppy uncovered her difficulty with men notwithstanding looking great.

The performer took to her Instagram story to regret over how she needed to stand by lengthy for men to message back regardless of looking great.

Cuppy imparted the post to a photograph of herself. She composed: I look this great yet need to sit tight for a very long time for senseless men to message back.

Netizens responded to the post by supporting DJ Cuppy with empowering words, encouraging her to open up to the intrigued ones in any event, when they are not the ideal men.

DJ Cuppy further uncovered in a meeting, that most Nigerian men need her due to her father.

As per her, they don’t genuinely need her yet need her father.

Cuppy revealed that she dated a person who was continuously questioning her about gathering the tycoon financial specialist.

“Such countless folks don’t need me, they need my father. I dated a fellow and he was like ‘when is he going to meet my father’”.

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