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Sheggz flaunts Rolex, business-class lifestyle after ‘broke boy’ claims
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Sheggz flaunts Rolex, business-class lifestyle after ‘broke boy’ claims

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

BBNaija star Sheggz has shared new lifestyle photos on Instagram after being labelled a “broke boy” by critics following his breakup with former co-star Bella Okagbue.

The backlash came after leaked chats alleged that Sheggz borrowed N11 million from Bella and failed to repay it, prompting her to report the matter to his mother.

The claims quickly sparked reactions online, with many social media users mocking the reality star.

Although neither Sheggz nor Bella has publicly confirmed or denied the authenticity of the screenshots, Sheggz appeared to respond indirectly by posting a series of photos showcasing his lifestyle.

The images featured his Rolex wristwatch, a business-class flight experience, a street bearing his name and other luxury moments, fuelling further conversation among fans and critics.

Sheggz flaunts Rolex, business-class lifestyle after ‘broke boy’ claims

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