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Florence Otedola (DJ Cuppy): Biography, Age, Relationship status, Net worth, Music, and More

Who is DJ Cuppy?

DJ cuppy, real named Florence Otedola was born by Mrs Nana Otedola, on the 11th of November, 1992. Her father, Femi Otedola, is no one else but the popular Nigerian billionaire.

Born into a family of five, she’s the first child of her dad’s second wife, Nana and she’s the immediate elder sister of Temi Otedola and Fewa Otedola, her brother. 

Tolani Otedola is her elder sister. She’s the child of her father’s first wife, Olayinka Odukoya.

DJ Cuppy Education 

She lived in Ilupeju for six years before relocating with her parents to Ikeja where she attended Grange School, Ikeja.

At age 13, she was sent to a boarding school in the United Kingdom (UK) to complete her education at the Secondary School level and obtained her GCSEs and A-Levels certificates. To prevent her from being homesick, she was gifted an iPod with Nigerian music.

DJ cuppy bagged a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Economics from King’s College, London, in 2014.

She has a Master’s degree in the music business from New York City in 2015, and as of 2022, she’s running a Master’s program in African Studies at Oxford University, England.

Life Achievements

Her walk to music started in 2013, at 18 years of age. She picked an interest in Disc Jockey and watched world-rated DJs perform.

She started her first business at the age of 22.

DJ cuppy was a DJ at the MTV Africa music award and since then, had performed on many special occasions, such as Buhari’s inauguration in 2015.

Young Florence officially launched her music career in Nigeria in 2013. Florence was already one of Africa’s top-rated DJs when she won the MTV Africa Music Awards in 2014 at the Durban International Convention Centre (ICC Arena).

In the same year, Florence performed at London’s Tatler and Christie’s Art Ball and the Financial Times Luxury Summit in Mexico City.

She was appointed by Nigeria’s Minister of Tourism, Culture and National Orientation (Edem Duke) as the tourism ambassador for the country’s “Fascinating Nigeria” campaign.

DJ Cuppy’s net worth

DJ Cuppy, considering her family’s wealth and her musical career plus endorsement deals she’s doing fine for herself. Some online reports estimated her net worth to be around $3million.

DJ Cuppy’s songs

  • Epe
  • Jollof on the Jet
  • Wale
  • Feel Good
  • Cold Heart Killer
  • Original Copy (Interlude)
  • Karma
  • Litty Lit
  • 54
  • Guilty
  • Pleasure
  • P.O.Y.
  • Labalaba

Florence Otedola (DJ Cuppy) cars

Florence added a red Ferrari Portofino to her collection of fleet cars. Her Dad gifted her the Ferrari, and it’s worth 80 million nairas. 

Below is a list of cars in her garage and their estimated worth:

  • Ferrari Portofino (?90 million)
  • Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon (?54 million)
  • Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII
  • 2018 Range Rover Sport SUV
  • Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren

Also, she has a house in London, named PinkPentHouse, sure, she’s a lover of pink. You can keep checking her out on her Instagram page.

Florence Otedola’s Boyfriend/Relationship Status

Unlike many celebrities, DJ cuppy is unmarried and single. Most of her entanglements are based on people’s speculative guesses. For instance, many claimed she’s dating Broda Shaggy but DJ Cuppy denied the rumour while maintaining they’re good friends.

She has also been rumoured to be in a relationship with celebrities like:

  • Boxer Anthony Joshua [Boxer]
  • Victor Anichebe [Footballer]
  • Sean Tizzle [Artiste]
  • Korede Bello [Musician]
  • Ice Prince [Rapper]
  • Zlatan Ibile [Singer]
  • Broda Shaggi [Online comedian]
  • Olamide [Rapper]

The only relationship she confirmed was with her ex-boyfriend, Asa Asika, a one-time manager of Davido.

The Cuppy Foundation

Florence (DJ Cuppy) established The Cuppy Foundation in 2018. Her father, Femi Otedola, donated N5 billion during its Gala Event; while the richest man in Nigeria and Africa, Aliko Dangote, donated N100 million.

The total amount raised during the event was $17 million to support displaced children in Nigeria.

Controversies

  • Zlatan Ibile who she featured on “Gelato” blocked her on social media platforms; while Afeare Israel also known as Israel DMW, logistics manager to Davido alleged that “Zlatan did a hit collabo with her, ordinary one kobo, he no see. She also took Zlatan to Abuja for her fundraising where she made billions of naira and didn’t even remember Zee for one kobo until tomorrow. No accommodation, no feeding”.

DJ Cuppy on social media

Twitter: @cuppymusic


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