2Baba and Annie Idibia Announce Separation After 13 Years of Marriage

Nigerian music legend Innocent Ujah Idibia, better known as 2Baba, and his wife, actress Annie Macaulay-Idibia, have announced their separation after 13 years of marriage, with divorce proceedings now underway. The couple, who had been together for 25 years, including years of friendship before marriage, made the public announcement, sparking widespread reactions across social media.

2Baba, famed for hits like “African Queen,” confirmed the separation on social media, stating, “I and Annie Macaulay have been separated for a while now, and currently filed Divorce.” He also mentioned that a detailed statement would be released soon to clarify his side of the story, noting that while sharing personal details is not required, he felt it necessary given the public interest.

Annie, who has previously expressed her deep love for 2Baba, has not yet commented publicly on the separation. However, she has openly discussed the challenges in their marriage, including on platforms like the Netflix series Young, Famous & African. Their relationship has faced scrutiny over the years, especially due to 2Baba‘s past relationships and children with other women.

The couple’s journey began in the early 2000s and culminated in their marriage in 2012. They share two daughters, Isabella Idibia and Olivia Idibia. Despite the challenges, they were regarded as one of Nigeria’s power couples, frequently showcasing their affection and support for one another on social media.

This announcement follows a period of relative silence from the couple regarding their personal life, following earlier public discussions about their relationship. Their separation marks the end of a significant chapter for many fans who have followed their love story for years.

Reactions on social media have been mixed, with fans expressing surprise, sadness, and support for both 2Baba and Annie. Many are hoping for an amicable resolution, especially for the sake of their children and the history they share.