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“We go for parties together, we go for Owambes together” –  WATCH  as Sola Sobowale, Ade Tiger address dating rumour

Sola Sobowale, the ace actress, and Titi Kuti, the actor better known as Ade Tiger, have finally addressed the insinuations that they are dating.

The film stars have sparked dating rumours on a few occasions over their seeming strong bond on movie set after they featured in ‘King of Boys: The Return of the King’.

During an interview with Chude Jideonwo, the movie stars dismissed the rumours.

Ade Tiger said he is very much aware of the tongues wagging that he is Sobowale’s “boyfriend”.

“There’s something about Titi Kuti, he’s a good listener, very respectful and has a lot of etiquette. When you see a chap like this, you’ll see that he is down to earth, very very Humble.”

“We go for parties together, we go for Owambes together, we have heard all sorts, you see what you guys saw on KOB, people have been saying all those things before KOB, that that’s her boyfriend,” he said.

“Trust me because we will go for parties together, we rep each other all the way, like no holds barred.”

The actor, however, did not confirm or deny the rumours.

On her part, Sobowale said Tiger’s “humble personality and etiquette” endeared him to her.

The actress also said that “I love him so much.”

The actress disclosed that the pair’s relationship is beyond “acting now because I see him as my son”.

“It’s more than acting now because I see him as my son and I love him so much. There’s something about Titi Kuti, he’s a good listener, very very respectful and has a lot of etiquette. Well brought up!” she said.

“When you see a chap like this, you’ll see that he is down to earth, very very Humble. So when I saw him, I said, omo you got to move, don’t stay behind there.

“I told him something that he has to be a pilot, he has to go do that and I’m pushing him on it, I won’t let him stay, he’s still moving. On the move, we move. Ade Tiger, yeah yeah till I die!”

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