Social media is abuzz after a video of former talent manager, Tee Billz, dancing intimately with his first wife, Maete, at his mother’s burial surfaced online.
The emotional event, held over the weekend, was attended by Tee Billz’s colleagues and children from different women, including his son with ex-wife, Tiwa Savage.
In the viral clip, Tee Billz can be seen sharing a raunchy dance with Maete, who has continued to play a motherly role to all of his children despite their history. This scene has left many netizens talking, as Tee Billz had once left Maete to marry Tiwa Savage.
The reactions from fans were mixed, with some praising Maete for her loyalty and others questioning Tee Billz’s past decisions.
One social media user, Amakara Elochukwu, wrote,
Looks like the duo don knack each other recently.”
Another user, Brandis_consult, commented, “1st wife is much prettier than Tiwa, honestly. But some men are funny. Long throat carried him to Tiwa.”
Meanwhile, Famina Intimates remarked, “The woman just dey manage the man. E no easy, man leave you, come back to you, is it love?”
Others simply pondered men’s relationship choices, with comments like, “What do men want?” and “Hmmm, men.”
Tee Billz, who married Tiwa Savage in 2013 and parted ways in 2018 after having a son, Jamil Balogun, has since rekindled his relationship with Maete. Last year, they welcomed another child together, and Tee Billz publicly expressed his deep appreciation for her, even stating that he would be “dead without her.” He revealed that Maete plays multiple roles in his life, calling her both his girlfriend and side chick.
Despite his separation from Tiwa, Tee Billz has remained cordial with her, showering praises on her for being a wonderful single mother. In a heartfelt post last year, he acknowledged her efforts in presenting him as a superman to their son, even when he couldn’t provide for certain things. He admitted that being a single mom is tough, which is why he holds Tiwa in high regard.
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