Nollywood actor and comedian, Babatunde Bernard, popularly known as Baba Tee, has stirred controversy by accusing his former best friend and colleague, Seyi Law, of intellectual theft.
In a revealing interview on the Honest Bunch podcast, Baba Tee alleged that Seyi Law used his jokes without permission at one of AY Makun’s shows.
Recalling the incident, Baba Tee expressed his disappointment, stating that Seyi Law went behind his back and utilized his intellectual property for personal gain. He claimed that fellow comedian Omo Jesus alerted him to the situation, and his suspicions were confirmed when Seyi Law performed the same joke in his presence.
The accusations against Seyi Law sparked a wave of support for Baba Tee, with many expressing disbelief and noting Seyi Law’s perceived lack of trustworthiness. Social media users commented on the situation, emphasizing their skepticism towards Seyi Law.
In the interview, Baba Tee also delved into personal matters, sharing details about alleged assault from his first wife, Yetunde. He disclosed that the abuse began with a slap and highlighted the challenging dynamic of both being bosses in their respective worlds.
Baba Tee also shared insights into his unconventional meeting with his first wife and revealed intimate details about their relationship, including the first time they had sex in the sitting room. His first marriage to London socialite Yetunde Bustline Oduwole ended in 2013, lasting less than two years.
Despite the challenges in his previous marriages, Baba Tee went on to marry a second wife, Dupe Odulate, and later welcomed a child with his third wife in 2020. He candidly addressed the mockery he faced from his ex-wives, who allegedly taunted him about his small manhood and the instability of his marriages.
The podcast interview has stirred conversations within the entertainment industry, shedding light on both professional and personal aspects of Baba Tee’s life, while also raising questions about intellectual property in the world of comedy.
