Kemi Ayorinde, the controversial baby Mama of Nigerian singer, Lyta, has taken to social media to call him out once again for being a deadbeat father.
In a post shared on her Instagram story, the baby mama stated that she’s is not happy with the way she is being treated by the singer as they both co-parent their son, Aari.
According to her, she almost took her life the first week of this year because she thought she had failed her child but that seems not to be the case as she can’t force Lyta to be a good father and put their child first in anything they do.
She wrote, ”You can’t force a man to be a father. You can’t force a man to put his son first. Woke up on a random morning and decided to walk away. Never looked back since.
“To think I almost took my own life the first week of this year cause I felt like I have failed my child.
“Posting and showing off your child on the gram, but how many times do I have to text you to call him and let him talk to you. I’ve been taking on this baggage.
“Addin on so much weight. Had me thinking that I was average. When you’re really to blame. How are you gonna throw it away? How are you gonna sit and feel and act as if it’s nothing? Why did I put up with this? Why did I even try?”
This comes just a few months after Kemi Ayorinde called out Lyta over his inability to afford N13,000 for his child’s first birthday, alleging that the singer is not actively taking financial responsibility for the child they share.
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