Singer Ayra Starr in a recent interview has revealed some specific things that her mom still does not let her do even at her adult age.
She disclosed that the major reason why she is unable to buy an expensive bag with her global w because her mom would never approve of it.
She also revealed that her mom would not be happy if she was to splurge a lot of money on an expensive bag hence why she was still reluctant to do it.
The host also went on to ask her some other specific things that her mom does that makes her very Nigerian and Ayra Starr rebaked more details.
She expressed how her mom was still extremely Nigerian while narrating incidents where the mother would call her manager and everybody who was with her whenever she was going for an event. She also revealed that no matter how many times she performs at an event, if it’s a late night event, her mom is usually very worried and calls her constantly to check up on he.
Recall that yesterday Aura Starr had been in the headlines of so many blogs following an incident with King Sunny Ade and other dignitaries.
At a recent event that she had gone for, she had greeted King Sunny Ade as well as Burna Boy’s mom and others. However, netizens frowned at the fact that she did not courtesy properly to greet them. They deemed her disrespectful for such act.
Ayra Starr came out on social media to offer an open apology to everybody offended while revealing that she was a proper Yoruba girl and that she would never intentionally want to be disrespectful. She also stated that she was in a rush and everything had happened so quickly.
“I can’t buy an expensive bag even if I can afford it because of my mum”
— OLAMIDE (@Olamide0fficial) January 28, 2024
- Ayra Starr pic.twitter.com/aDJ62Et05Z
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