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Rumours: Tee Billz tried to commit suicide

In the early hours of Thursday, Tunji Balogun, talent manager and Tiwa Savage’s husband, accused his wife of several things including having an affair with Don Jazzy, her record label, Mavin SMD, boss.

Few hours later, an Twitter account named @teebillzTEMP was created and it claimed that the Instagram posts were not from Tunji Balogun.

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Prior to the creation of this account, a twitter user with the username @drewbaba had tweeted that Tee Billz was found on Lekki Toll bridge and that the posts had been deleted from his phone.

True to this statement, all the posts were deleted from his Instagram account.

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This means that there are two contradicting stories. However, a post by Naomi Adenuga, Annie Idibia’s manager, leads us to believe the father of three really tried to commit suicide.

In an Instagram post, she told everyone to leave Tee Billz alone as he would soon get better.

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The fact that celebrities reached out when he was uploading the posts on his Instagram page might also mean that the posts were true.

“TJ pleeeease please call me back right now bro please,” Bankole Wellington, popularly known as Banky W commented on one of his posts.

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Seyi Law, a Nigerian comedian, also tried to reach him “My brother @teebillz323 I have been calling you are not picking. Please I beg you to call me back if you can, I have sent messages.

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In a post on his Instagram page, Seyi Law later thanked Banky W for being a brother.

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“Thanks @bankywellington for being a wonderful brother always. I wish I was home”.

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