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Gehgeh Reveals He Has Four Baby Mamas, Two Pregnancies On The Way (Video)

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Self-acclaimed financial/relationship coach and content creator, Gehgeh, has revealed that he has four baby mamas.

He made the disclosure on Friday during his appearance on the Echoo Room podcast.

Speaking about his relationship status, Gehgeh, who is known for his controversial views on relationships, revealed that he has four baby mamas and is currently expecting two more children from different women.

Speaking in Pidgin, the interviewer asked, “So as you dey like this now, you get girlfriend?”

Gehgeh replied, “I get women.”

Interviewer: “How many?”

Gehgeh responded, “They’re many. I get like four baby mamas now. My first child dey like 4 years now, and the youngest dey like months. I still get two women wey still get belle for me.”

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