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"Wetin Bewaji Go Do?": Portable's 4th Wife, Ashabi Simple, Confesses to Feeling Jealous of Other Women

Portable and Ashabi Simple

Ashabi Simple, the fourth wife of controversial Nigerian singer Portable, has opened up about her feelings towards other women in her husband's life. In a recent interview, Ashabi admitted to experiencing jealousy when she sees Portable with other women.


"I get jealous sometimes when I see him with other women. I'm only human," Ashabi confessed. "But I understand that he's a celebrity and that comes with the territory."


Ashabi further explained that she tries to manage her jealousy by reminding herself of the love and respect she shares with Portable.


"I know that he loves me, and I love him. We have a good relationship and I'm grateful for that," she said.

“Wetin Bewaji Go Do?: Portable’s 4th Wife, Ashabi Simple Says She's Jealous to See Him With Women - Legit.ng

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