Odukoya’s marriage: Daddy Freeze advises men on wives’ male besties

Spread the wordNigerian media personality and social media influencer, Daddy Freeze, has advised men to discourage their wives and girlfriends from maintaining close friendships with male best friends, following the controversy surrounding the marriage of popular clergyman Jimmy Odukoya to Mo Jasmine.

Daddy Freeze gave the advice on Wednesday while reacting to the marriage announcement, which has generated widespread discussions and mixed reactions across social media platforms.

The development attracted attention after Odukoya reportedly announced his marriage to Mo Jasmine, described in the controversy as his alleged female best friend. The announcement reportedly surprised many social media users, prompting questions and conversations about the nature of their relationship before the marriage.

The discussion gained further momentum after a photograph of Odukoya among the groomsmen at Mo Jasmine’s first wedding surfaced online. The picture became a major talking point among social media users, with many revisiting the clergyman’s previous association with his new wife.

Reacting to the controversy in an Instagram video, Daddy Freeze took aim at people who support the idea of women having male best friends, arguing that men should be cautious about such relationships.

He urged men to take steps to distance their wives and girlfriends from male besties, suggesting that close friendships between members of the opposite sex could eventually lead to romantic relationships.

“It’s okay to have a male bestie. It’s okay to have a male bestie, hmmm. Male bestie wey be pastor don marry auntie oo. Male bestie na groomsman for their wedding ooo,” he said.

Daddy Freeze further urged men to act before they found themselves in situations similar to the one generating public attention, warning that they should not wait until their partners entered relationships with their male friends before expressing regret.

“See, if your wife has a male bestie, drive them now. Start picking your phone and start driving all your wives’ and girlfriends’ male besties. Pastor don marry bestie ooo,” he added.

He also suggested that people might view such friendships differently when the individuals involved were attractive, but warned that the reaction could change if a similar development affected their own relationships.

“It’s sweet now because the pastor is fine and the bestie is fine. The day they will collect your own wife, no con cry meet me inside DM oo. I have spoken,” Daddy Freeze said.

Odukoya’s marriage to Mo Jasmine has continued to attract attention, particularly following the emergence of the wedding photograph and renewed discussions about male-female friendships. Daddy Freeze’s comments have added another dimension to the debate, with his advice drawing attention to the boundaries people set in their relationships.