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‘I’m not a gigolo, Bella and I split bills’ — Sheggz
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‘I’m not a gigolo, Bella and I split bills’ — Sheggz

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Former Big Brother Naija reality star, Sheggz Olusemo has dismissed claims that he financially depended on his ex-girlfriend, Bella Okagbue, during their relationship.

Speaking in a recent interview, Sheggz said reports suggesting that he collected money from Bella only gained traction after their relationship ended without marriage.

According to him, he contributed more financially throughout the relationship and was far from being a “gigolo.”

“I’m not a gigolo. Bella and I split the bills 70-30, and I did the most,” he said.

The reality star maintained that the narrative surrounding their finances was unfair and emerged because the relationship did not lead to marriage.

‘I’m not a gigolo, Bella and I split bills’ — Sheggz

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