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Annie Idibia has shared an Instagram post hinting at family problems with 2baba

Annie Idibia has shared an Instagram post hinting at family problems, though it was not specified if the post was directed at her extended family or her nuclear family with Tuface.

The actress took to her Instagram Story to write about family members who pretend they are standing up for you and protecting you, whereas they are low key throwing stones at you.

She also shared a video of a man advising men.

“All a man really needs to do is love her like he did when they first dated,” the man said in the video shared by Annie.

All is obviously still not well in the marriage between actress, Annie Idibia and her musician husband, Tuface Idibia, aka 2Baba.

It was recently noticed that the actress unfollowed her husband on social media.

The reason for this latest action has been blamed on 2Baba’s recent communication with his children by his US based babymama, Pero Adeniyi.

Annie unfollowed 2Baba on Instagram in the wake of his visit to bond with his three other kids, Ehi, Justin and Innocent.

She did not only unfollow her husband on the photo-sharing app, she also took down all pictures of him on her page.

2Baba on the other hand still follows his wife on Instagram and recently put up a video showing his wedding band on his middle finger instead of his fourth finger.

Annie made a post of her own insinuating that some families are pretenders and not true to their word, which many now say is Annie’s way of throwing shades at her husband.

Pero Adeniyi, the second baby mama of veteran singer, Tuface Idibia, has thrown a subtle shade at the singer’s wife, Annie Idibia.

This follows the encriptic message Annie had posted about family after which she unfollowed her husband, Tuface possibly because of his visit to his baby mama’s place in the US to see his kids.

Reacting to this, Pero shared a video of herself walking in an airport while a voice made speech about people being mad at someone because the person chose peace over their drama and disrespect.

The voice said:

“Somebody is mad at you right now because you chose peace over drama. You chose distance over disrespect”.

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