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Annie Idibia breaks silence over alleged reunion with ex-husband 2face
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Annie Idibia breaks silence over alleged reunion with ex-husband 2face

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Nollywood actress, Annie Idibia, has dismissed rumours that she reunited with her estranged husband, music star Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2face.

Annie addressed the speculation in a post shared on her Instagram Stories on Monday.

She indicated that videos that led to the rumours were old and being misrepresented.

“Old videos circulating everywhere, false news everywhere,” Annie wrote.

The videos that made the rounds last week on social media, showed the former couple dancing inside a nightclub.

However, Annie’s post appears to have put the speculations to rest.

Annie and 2face announced the end of their marriage in January 2025 after over 10 years together.

Annie Idibia breaks silence over alleged reunion with ex-husband 2face

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