Celebrity logistic manager Isreal DMW reveals the requirement that his divorced wife Sheila Courage placed in order for her to remain in their marriage.
Recall that public tension between the couple followed the breakdown of Davido’s logistic manager’s marriage just before their one anniversary.
The O2 arena singer disclosed that his wife requested a 10 million home to be registered in her name in order for them to be able to continue living together in a recent Instagram story post.
Isreal DMW discussed his humble beginnings and how he has adjusted his lifestyle to fit the demand while reflecting on it.
He made a comment on the strain some women put on their underappreciated husbands and boyfriends in another post.
“I am never from a rich home at all. I had history of being a bus conductor and a block career to survive. I don’t compete with people. I usually cut my coats according to my sizes. I should buy a 10m property as a condition for you stay. Make I kill myself?
Some ladies can’t even take pictures in their rented parents’ houses, because of the high rate of dirtyness, but they will now be pressuring their boyfriends and husbands for nothing. What they endured with their parents ooh”.
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