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BREAKING NEWS: Singer Made Kuti engages girlfriend
Made, Fela Kuti’s grandson is also songwriter and instrumentalist. He released his debut album titled Forward in 2021.
Afrobeat singer, Made Kuti, has engaged his girlfriend, Inedoye.
He made this known via his Instagram account late Tuesday.
The singer said he could not wait to build a future with Inedoye, adding that even though there was pain in the world, life was still worth living with her.
Excited that she accepted his proposal, Made said, “She said YES! @__inedoye Newest Fiancé and Fiancée in town 🙏🏿❤️ There’s a lot of pain in the world everyday. But sharing that pain and fighting for a better world with you makes it all worth living for. I can’t wait to see the future we build together. I love you ❤️.”
Quite a number of celebrities, including his father, Femi Kuti, congratulated the both of them.
“Congratulations to you both,” singer Korede Bello also wrote on Made’s comment section.
Made, Fela Kuti’s grandson is also songwriter and instrumentalist. He released his debut album titled Forward in 2021.
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