Annie Idibia Makes First Public Appearance After Divorce Scandal

Annie Macaulay, the estranged wife of legendary singer 2Baba, has made her first public appearance following the controversy surrounding their marriage....CONTINUE READING>>>

This marks her first major outing exactly two months after news of their marital breakdown surfaced. A now-viral video shows Annie alongside actress Regina Daniels and other individuals, just days after she returned to social media.

Trackloaded reports that 2Baba had announced the end of their 13-year marriage in a since-deleted Instagram post back in January 2025.

Meanwhile, Edo State lawmaker Natasha Osawaru has sparked further conversations by adding Idibia to her Instagram bio, fueling speculations about her relationship with the singer.

Osawaru recently addressed allegations that she gifted 2Baba beads said to contain “juju.” The controversy arose after 2Baba’s mother publicly urged Natasha to take the beads off her son, claiming he was not in his right senses amid the divorce process.

“My son is going through a divorce process, and he is clearly not in his right senses now. I know my son well. That is not him. Please, Natasha, the beads you put on his hand and neck, remove them and free him,” she reportedly said.

In response, Osawaru dismissed the claims in an interview with journalist Stella Dimoko Korkus, stating that the beads hold cultural and royal significance rather than any mystical powers.

She explained, “Those beads were given to me on my birthday, they represent a Princess from a Royal family. You know I am from the Igbinedion Royal Family.

“On my last birthday, my mum gave me three nice beads, they call it ‘EZENEKA,’ which means ‘River that never runs dry.’ The pearl on his neck was given to me by my grandad; the Queen of England gave it to him when she was alive.

“You know my grandad was a knight to the Queen of England. So they are just traditional beads. He liked them and wore them. There is nothing to it; they are not diabolical and do not contain juju.

“I did not put them on him. He saw them, liked them, and wore them. If you observe, you will see that he likes beads a lot and has been wearing several before now.”