2Baba Finally Breaks Silence, Calls for Calm After Viral Natasha Row

The drama surrounding 2Baba and Natasha Osawaru has taken a new turn. The Nigerian music legend has now spoken up publicly amid concerns over an alleged marital crisis. In a video posted on 3 December 2025, he pleaded for peace and asked fans and insisted he is in perfect shape.The move comes after a tumultuous Instagram Live session, resurfaced UK-arrest footage, and a formal summons issued by the Edo State House of Assembly.

In the clip that has gone viral across social media, 2Baba addressed the growing uproar around his personal life. “This is getting out of hand. This is a dangerous situation right now,” he said. 

He then appealed for calm: “I am perfectly okay. And this is putting Natasha at risk. It’s not fair on anybody to do this kind of thing.” The 50-year-old called on “friends, family, everybody” to “cease fire” and said the couple would “resolve all these issues.”

The father of eight stressed that people have problems at home all the time, but this one was spiralling dangerously.

For many, the statement is a relief. After days of speculation, unsigned audio leaks, and social media uproar, at least one side of the story now has a voice. By asking for calm, 2Baba seeks to shift the narrative away from spectacle back to privacy. He also appears to be warning that continued public scrutiny could endanger his wife, Natasha. 

The fuel that ignited the crisis was a now-infamous Instagram Live session hosted by popular media figure Daddy Freeze on 1 December 2025. 

During the broadcast, two of 2Baba’s former associates laid down serious allegations. They claimed Natasha was controlling 2Baba’s finances and public image, and worse, they accused her of using what they described as “Edo juju” to maintain her grip over him.

The live stream rapidly descended into chaos when 2Baba intervened, ordering them to stop discussing his private life. His attempt to defend his wife led to an audible altercation between him and Natasha. Screams and shouts could be heard off-camera before the broadcast was abruptly cut off.

And the fallout was swift. On December 2, the Edo State House of Assembly officially summoned Natasha to appear before its Ethics and Privileges Committee to explain why her viral conduct has reportedly “brought the House into disrepute.” Speaker Blessing Agbebaku described the online drama as damaging to the Assembly’s reputation. “This behaviour drags the image of the House in the mud. We are composed of responsible and educated members, and we cannot continue to allow one member’s attitude to bring the entire Assembly to disrepute,” he said.

The committee is expected to submit its findings to the House within two weeks. For now, 2Baba’s message is simple: he wants a peaceful resolution to the drama.