Nigerian Afrobeat singer David Adeleke, better known by his stage name, Davido, is celebrating his twins as they turned 2 today, October 9th.
Taking to the micro-blogging platform Twitter, now known as X, he gave a special birthday shout-out to his twins, a boy and a girl, whom he shares with his wife, Chioma Adeleke.
“HBD J2”.
Despite being one of the famous Afrobeat singers, Davido and Chioma have kept the identity and name of their twins under wraps. The couple are yet to unveil their twins to the world, which has left many curious about them.
Last month, the singer unexpectedly shared a glimpse of his twins’ room with his millions of fans, which included their cribs. Another photo showed his living room, which had paintings of the singer.
Recall that in October, 2023, the same month their son died, God blessed the couple with twins. The news was confirmed when a viral clip captured the couple with their twins leaving the hospital. The singer had earlier hinted at their arrival when he mentioned his wife birthing twins in his song.
While speaking about his bundle of joy, Davido revealed that he and his wife were left shaking when they got the news about her pregnancy. Describing it as cr#zy, he noted how his twins were born the same month his late son, Ifeanyi was born.
To welcome Chioma home from the hospital, Davido had spoilt Chioma with designer bags worth millions of nairas.
In an emotional interview earlier this year, Davido said he and his wife believes Ifeanyi came back trough their twin son as they share a striking resemblance. He said the loss made him chill, take care of his wife and family and get his head right. While reflecting on the pain, he stated that to come back for such heartbreak and be blessed with twins is indescribable.
Recall that Davido and Chioma lost their son, Ifeanyi Adeleke on Monday, October 31, 2022, just a few days after he celebrated his 3rd birthday. It was alleged that the toddler drowned in his father’s swimming pool and was rushed to a popular Lagos hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.