Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has revealed that her biggest fear following the circulation of an intimate video involving her was that her son, Jamil, would one day come across it online.

The singer reportedly made the revelation during an interview with Angie Martinez on Power 105.1 in New York, where she spoke about the personal concerns surrounding the incident and its potential impact on her son as he grows older.

According to reports, Tiwa Savage said she was particularly worried that Jamil might eventually see the video circulating online and be forced to confront questions about an incident involving his mother.

“My biggest fear was that my son might one day come across the video,” she reportedly said.

The singer also disclosed that she sought the assistance of an IT expert to remove the video from online platforms and people's devices in an effort to limit its circulation.

Her account sheds light on the personal challenges public figures can face when private moments become public, particularly when their children may later encounter such material online.

For Tiwa Savage, the concern was not only about the circulation of the video but also about how her son might be affected by it in the future.


EA