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October 6, 2026 - 2:38 PM

Oritsefemi Shares His Side of the Story on Fallout with Ex-Wife Nabila Fash

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Nigerian singer Oritsefemi Majemite Ekele, popularly known as Oritsefemi, in a recent podcast with Chude Jideonwo, shared his side of the story on what transpired between him and his ex-wife Nabila Fash.

Recall that the couple tied the knot in 2017 in a lavish wedding attended by a series of celebrities. However, the marriage hit rock bottom in 2021, over allegations of infidelity; with Fash also claiming that she experienced “constant cheating, verbal and emotional abuse”. The former radio presenter eventually filed for divorce in 2022.

In a chat with Daddy Freeze in 2022, Nabila also revealed that Femi had gotten intimate with a lady on their matrimonial bed while she was away at work.

According to her, Oritsefemi had children out of wedlock with the excuse of desiring a boy child. She also alleged that Femi had physically assaulted her twice. He, however, denied the allegations, claiming them to be false.

The 39-year-old singer claimed that Fash had “21 miscarriages” and held him responsible for her inability to conceive.

On an occasion, Fash sent about twenty of her friends to beat him up in his home, he claimed.

“Nabila had 21 miscarriages and she still dey tell me Oritsefemi say I no fit impregnate am,” he said.

“My wife asked her friends to come and beat me up in my house. I said, ‘Look at me o; a whole me, lion na him women dey pursue’.

“Dem reach like 20. Dem beat me o and no be say na lie.”

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