Papaya Ex Acquires Mansion Worth Over N100 Million As Early Birthday Gift [video]

Raheem Abike Halimah, popularly referred to as Papaya Ex, a famous influencer and actress, these days gave herself a huge mansion within the Lekki neighborhood of Lagos State.

The controversial influencer published a video of the property and its first-rate interiors on her demonstrated Instagram feed, along with the subsequent caption:

ONE OF MY BIG GIRL ACHIEVEMENTS! WILL I CALL THIS EARLY BIRTHDAY GIFT?…… #LANDLADYBIGPAPS HOUSE WARMING PARTY THIS DECEMBER!

ASO EBI IS YOUR INVITE @BIGPAPS2022 FOR PARTY INFO!LIMITED ONLY

ANTICIPATE LUXURY PARTY OF THE YEAR! STOP PLAYING!!”

Papaya Ex Acquires Mansion Worth Over N100 Million As Early Birthday Gift

Papaya Ex wondered whether she’d bear in mind the house as an early birthday gift at the same time as including that the housewarming party might maintain this December.

Abike Halima Raheem, additionally referred to as Papaya Ex, changed into born in Ibadan, Oyo country, on January nine, 2003.

Papaya Ex is from a Muslim Yoruba own family, no matter the reality that she maintains her circle of relatives faraway from her contentious manner of existence.

Yomidun, the more youthful sister of Papaya Ex, is also lively on social media. Only she represents the Papaya Ex own family within the spotlight.

After social media influencer, Papaya Ex was uncovered on-line for mendacity about her age, there have been questions regarding her age.

 

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