‘A baby mama to a married man?’- Mixed Reactions as Tacha Criticises Latto’s Pregnancy Choice

• Tacha Akide has criticised rapper Latto over her pregnancy, calling her decision questionable despite acknowledging she will be financially fine.
• Reacting to the situation, Tacha acknowledged that the rapper would be financially stable but strongly criticised her decision.

Former Big Brother Naija housemate Tacha Akide has criticised American rapper Latto following the announcement of her pregnancy.

The rapper, whose real name is Alyssa Michelle Stephens, recently revealed she is expecting her first child while announcing her upcoming album Big Mama, set for release on May 29. The news has since sparked widespread reactions online, particularly amid claims that the child’s father, 21 Savage, is allegedly married with children.

Amid the buzz, a social media user defended Latto, stating:
“Latto is 27. This is a perfect time for a baby. Her wallet heavy. She’ll be just fine”.

Reacting to the situation, Tacha acknowledged that the rapper would be financially stable but strongly criticised her decision.

“Yes, she’ll be fine. But at the end of the day.. She’s incredibly stup*d with no form of self-value or self-worth.

CAUSE I don’t get how you’re up there in your career, you have access to the best of men, the smartest of men, you’re successful, and you still decide for some weird reason ‘To be a baby mama to a married man??’ So yeah, I agree, she’ll be fine, buuh she’s still stuupid,” she said.

Tacha’s remarks have since generated mixed reactions online, with some supporting her stance while others criticised her for the harsh comments.

In other news… The daughter of Nollywood actress Remi Surutu has spoken out in support of her mother amid criticism over the actress’s alleged ties to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

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The backlash followed online posts believed to be connected to political campaigning, which sparked reactions from social media users. In response, the actress’s daughter addressed critics directly, making it clear she stands firmly by her mother.

“If he reach your turn no support your mama because of online troll. I love my wura like that regardless,” she said while reacting to the wave of online comments.

Her statement has since stirred mixed reactions online. While some people applauded her for defending her mother, others maintained that public figures should expect criticism, especially when they are linked to political matters.