K1’s Ex-Manager Ayo Shonaiya Claims Women Queue To Have Fuji Star’s Children Amid Paternity Row

Ayo Shonaiya, former manager of Fuji music star Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as K1, has made startling claims about the singer’s lifestyle amid the ongoing paternity controversy surrounding him.

Reacting on his official X page to allegations by a woman who claimed K1 fathered her daughter, Shonaiya defended the singer’s controversial position that a child conceived without mutual agreement between both parents is “a gift.”

According to him, many women deliberately pursue the Fuji icon because they want to have his children, a reality he said he witnessed firsthand while working with him.

“Wasiu Ayinde is an enigma. People who have never been around him don’t know what his life is. Women line up just to be noticed by him, want to get pregnant by him, and have his offspring. I have seen this with my own eyes,” he wrote.

Shonaiya added that some women intentionally seek children with K1 because they value his bloodline, describing it as “like a souvenir.” He further claimed there are still women waiting for their “turn” to have the singer’s child.

His remarks come days after K1 sparked outrage during a performance at the 10th coronation anniversary of the Onikate of Ikate, Oba Lateef Adams, where he sang, “Anybody who has an unnecessary pregnancy is just like a giveaway.”