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Trouble in Paradise? Natasha Osawaru Reciprocates Weeks After 2Baba Unfollowed Her on Instagram

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Trouble in Paradise? Natasha Osawaru Reciprocates Weeks After 2Baba Unfollowed Her on Instagram
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Edo lawmaker Natasha Osawaru has unfollowed her husband, music legend 2Baba, on Instagram, weeks after he reportedly unfollowed her following a public confrontation. This reciprocal action has fueled speculation about their high-profile marriage, especially as Natasha was absent from 2Baba's recent birthday celebration. Despite the social media drama, Natasha has notably retained the "Idibia" surname in her Instagram bio, leaving fans to guess the true state of their relationship.

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This article highlights the public scrutiny and impact of social media on celebrity relationships, particularly in the Nigerian entertainment scene, and how such actions can spark widespread public discussion and speculation.

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Edo lawmaker Natasha Osawaru has unfollowed music legend Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, on Instagram, in what many observers are reading as the latest sign of trouble in their high-profile marriage.

A search of her following list on Sunday, September 20, 2026, returned "No results found" when the handle `official2baba` was entered, confirming she no longer follows her husband on the platform.

Natasha Osawaru takes action against singer 2Baba weeks after he unfollowed her. Credit: honnatashaosawaru Source: Instagram

The development appears to be a direct response to 2Baba's own social media move. According to viral reports, the Afrobeats icon had quietly unfollowed Natasha in the weeks following a publicised confrontation between the two at an Abuja nightclub on August 7, 2026. Natasha's reciprocal unfollow on Sunday drew immediate attention online.

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