Tiwa Savage’s Ex-Husband, Teebillz Welcomes Another Son

Oyinlola Awonuga
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Tiwa Savage's Ex-Husband, Teebillz Welcomes Another Son

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Talent manager, Tunji ‘Teebillz’ Balogun, has announced the addition of another son to his life.

Teebillz, who was married to Nigerian singer, Tiwa Savage, took to his Instagram page @Teebillz323 on Sunday to announce that he was happy to be the father of yet another boy.

Announcing the birth of the child, Teebillz shared a picture of himself feeding the baby with the caption, “Blessed to experience the most amazing feeling once again. King Zayn.”

Teebillz had his first marriage to Kenea Udoh, which produced two children while his union with Tiwa Savage produced a son, Jamil Balogun.

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