Davido Dumps His Older Babymama for 19-Year-Old Babe


Ladies, rushing to get pregnant and having a baby for a guy is not the way to his heart. Rather, you should do all to make yourself the right lady in terms of character and compatibility, so you don't lose out.
Sophie Momodu, Davido's babymama (on the left), is just about to start living with that reality!

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