During an intimate conversation with her sister Temi Otedola, Nigerian DJ and philanthropist DJ Cuppy opened up about her emotional struggles in relationships, revealing she’s been hurt multiple times.
The heartfelt exchange offered a rare glimpse into Cuppy’s vulnerable side. Temi began by gently observing, “Okay, but actually, you did get hurt a bit.” Cuppy quickly confirmed, “A lot.” Temi nodded in agreement, replying, “Yes.”
Cuppy then elaborated, “Yes. Too many times. That’s why I’m also like… I’m not dating, but I’m talking to people.”
Offering some sisterly support, Temi responded with reassurance: “You live and you learn.”
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The moment resonated with fans online, many of whom appreciated Cuppy’s honesty and transparency about navigating heartbreak and healing.
In other news, Nigerian singer Olatunji Oladotun Alade, popularly known as Dotman, has opened up about the emotional toll of his relocation to the United States.
In a heartfelt post on social media, the “Akube” crooner expressed his struggles since moving abroad, revealing that he has not seen his children for nearly two years.
Dotman admitted that the decision to leave Nigeria is one he now deeply regrets, citing the long-term separation from his family as one of the most painful consequences. He emphasized that despite the opportunities abroad, the emotional burden of being far from loved ones has been overwhelming.
His revelation has sparked a wave of reactions online, with many fans sympathizing with his situation and praising his vulnerability.
Dotman wrote:
“Today, I regret ever deciding to leave Nigeria and move to the USA. I have been struggling so much in silence. Haven’t seen my kids for about two years now. I am grateful to God that I am still alive. But I wish I had never moved out here, honestly.”
