- Seun Kuti, the Nigerian singer and activist, revealed that he is not close to his first daughter.
- Kuti stated that the reason for this is due to a “complicated circumstance” and a lack of connection with the mother of his first child.
- He explained that he was not married when he had his first daughter, and that he had only had premarital $ex twice before she was born.
Newsypeople- Seun Kuti, who is a Nigerian singer and activist, shared in an interview with Timi Agbaje, a media person, that he has some problems in his relationship with his first daughter.
Even though he said becoming a father is the most important thing he has achieved in life, Kuti admitted that he does not have much closeness to his oldest child.
Seun Kuti said he has two kids. But, his bond with the first daughter is difficult because he doesn’t have strong ties with her mom. He says that becoming a father and taking part in raising his daughter is the biggest success of his life.
Even though he doesn’t have a strong bond with his other daughter, feeling the happiness of being a dad still stands as his greatest accomplishment.
When Agbaje asked Kuti about being a “baby father” before getting married, Kuti said it was “complicated,” and he knew no family was perfect. He explained that he did not have a wife when his first child was born. He mentioned: “I was not yet married when I had my other child.”
Kuti’s news about his difficult relationship with his oldest daughter has caused many responses from fans and the public. Some people were very surprised by how open he was, while others respected him for being truthful. Additionally, some people who commented felt sympathy for the complicated family relationships he is facing right now.
Kuti finds happiness and satisfaction in taking care of his little daughter with the partner he has now, even though it is not always easy. His words show how he has faced personal difficulties, even though he has done well in music and activism.
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