Otedola's Daughter, DJ Cuppy, Fiancé Ryan Taylor Part Ways

Popular Nigerian disc jockey, Florence Otedola, well known as DJ Cuppy, has confirmed her separation from her British boxer fiancé, Ryan Taylor.

There were reports earlier in July that Cuppy and her fiancé broke up after unfollowing each other on Instagram.

Taylor made a suggestive post after he unfollowed Cuppy on Instagram.

“If it’s blocking your spiritual growth, let it go. Have a blessed Friday. #Alhamdulillah for everything,” the British boxer wrote.

Cuppy, the daughter of billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola, later unfollowed Taylor on Instagram.

However, the famous singer, in a recent tweet, confirmed she and her fiancé had gone their separate ways as she shared a picture with her pet dogs, referring to herself as a single mum of two.

“It’s giving single mum of two. LMAO,” she wrote.

Cuppy, in December 2022, announced her engagement to the British boxer.

The Star had reported that Cuppy got engaged to Ryan Taylor at Gumball award night in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The ‘Gelato’ crooner, in a tweet on her Twitter account, announced her engagement to Taylor 25 days after meeting the boxer at Gumball 3000 driving rally in Dubai, describing him as the love of her life.

She stated: “I can officially announce that I’m engaged! Only 25 days ago during @Gumball3000 driving rally, I met the love of my life.

“Sometimes you fall for the most unexpected person at the most unexpected time and for the most unexpected reason. I love you deep @RyanTaylor.”

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