Former manager of veteran Fuji musician King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (Kwam1), Ayo Shonaiya, has claimed that many women intentionally seek to have children with the singer despite the fresh paternity controversy surrounding him.
Shonaiya made the remarks in a post shared on his X account on Sunday while reacting to allegations that the Fuji icon fathered and abandoned a 12-year-old daughter.
Defending the singer, Shonaiya argued that many people criticizing Kwam1 do not fully understand the level of admiration and attention he receives from women.
According to him, several women deliberately desire to have children with the Fuji star because they see it as a way of sharing in his legacy and bloodline.
He further alleged that even amid the ongoing paternity claims, there are still women hoping for an opportunity to have Kwam1’s child, describing the situation as a unique reality surrounding the entertainer.
Shonaiya wrote that Kwam1’s life is unlike that of an ordinary person, claiming he has personally witnessed women competing for the singer’s attention and expressing a desire to become pregnant for him.
He added that some women regard having Kwam1’s child as a form of “souvenir” or special achievement, insisting that many still aspire to become mothers of his children despite the public controversy.
His comments come as discussions continue online over the recent paternity allegation involving the veteran Fuji musician, although Kwam1 has yet to publicly respond to the latest claims.
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