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Cubana Chiefpriest’s Alleged Babymama Shades Him Over Absence at Davido’s Lavish Miami Wedding

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Cubana Chiefpriest’s Alleged Babymama Shades Him Over Absence at Davido’s Lavish Miami Wedding

Miami, USA While Afrobeats superstar Davido and his bride Chioma dazzled guests at their star-studded white wedding in Miami, one face was noticeably missing — nightlife boss and Davido’s close friend, Cubana Chiefpriest.

The celebrity barman, real name Pascal Okechukwu, has been a fixture at Davido’s big moments. But this time, his alleged babymama Hellen Ati wasted no time in publicly mocking him for skipping the glamorous affair.

In a cheeky Instagram video, Hellen asked with a sly smile:

“Why have you not gone to Davido’s wedding in the US? You like to carry his bag, following like a cow… but now you can’t even support your own family. You always brag about your kids having US passports — so why not show up?”

Hellen’s jab comes just weeks after Cubana Chiefpriest shared a video hinting at travel plans for Davido’s big day. But instead of Miami, he appeared to head to Toronto, sparking speculation about possible visa troubles — a rumor social media has been quick to fan.

Fans didn’t hold back either. Some urged Hellen to “drag him well,” while others suggested she monetize her viral videos. One even teased, “Another blockbuster from Helen of Kenya. Paskalu, come and do the DNA!”

Chiefpriest and Davido have long flaunted their friendship online, with the nightlife king once calling himself the singer’s “Billionaire Bouncer.” Their absence from each other’s milestone moments is rare, making his no-show a hot topic.

Meanwhile, Davido’s Miami celebration has been a parade of celebrities, luxury venues, and viral moments — from pre-wedding parties to five-star accommodations flaunted by his crew.

Whether Cubana Chiefpriest’s absence is due to travel logistics, personal reasons, or quiet drama remains to be seen. But in the court of public opinion, Hellen’s comments have already stirred the pot.

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