Wizkid’s second babymama, Binta shades him after he acknowledged his third son, reveals she wasn’t the cause of his breakup with Tania Omotayo (Details, pics)

Wizkid’s alleged second baby mama, Binta has declared that she wasn’t the cause of Wizkid and Tania Omotayo’s infamous breakup.

It all started two days ago, when Binta threw a shade to Wizkid, after he confirmed that he welcomed a son, Zion with his London manager, Jada Pollock.

It is worthy to note that Wizkid never acknowledged Binta’s son, King Ayo.. But has acknowledged his first son, Boluwatife and his last son, Zion.. He even said there are more babies to come..

Binta threw shade via her Instagram, when she wrote; “Careful what you do to a good woman cause you will have to deal with the B*tch you created”.

A die-hard fan of Wizkid, Omowumi caught the shade and responded thus;

“Lol, you subbing wiz now? This is an irony, cos you were the one that destroyed his relationship with his GF.

They broke up because of you. So this doesn’t add up at all”.

Binta then responded, without arguing about referring to Wizkid or not which of course confirms she was indeed shading Wizkid..

She responded Omowumi as thus:

“My dear that relationship was already destroyed long before I came along”.

Omowumi who says he knows a lot about Wizkid said:

“Till September 2015, Tania and Wizkid were still together. King Ayo was born January 2016, which means you were pregnant before their break up. She’s a woman like you also, Put yourself in her position on how shattered and betrayed she will fell on hearing her boyfriend of 7 years impregnated another woman, while still with her. Honestly I feel you can do better but there’s always a second chance for every mistake. I wish you the best”.

Binta responded with: “Was I the first woman to have a child for him during that so called 7 years relationship? Not to mention how many times the man declared himself single during that time period. Come on now, you are barking at the wrong tree”.

Continue to see their conversation below;