OpenLife Nigeria reports that the drama between controversial street-hop singer Portable and his ex girlfriend Queen Dami has taken a new and explosive turn.
Just hours after Queen Dami reportedly petitioned the singer over alleged cyberbullying and blackmail, she publicly denied being in a romantic relationship with him a claim Portable was quick to challenge.
In response, the singer took to his Instagram story to share screenshots of alleged private chats between himself and Queen Dami, offering what he described as proof that their connection was far from imaginary.
The now-deleted messages, dated January 1, 2026, showed Portable crediting her with ₦200,000, a gesture she reportedly acknowledged with appreciation.
Clearly angered by her denial, Portable accused Queen Dami of pretending he no longer exists despite his continued financial support.
Posting more conversations, he insisted he had been responsible for her bills until recently and questioned her decision to deny him publicly.
“I do a lot for them, but them no appreciate.
Make una sha try dey appreciate who dey help una.
King don’t lie.
You wey don go, wetin you want make I tell you?
Why you dey lie?
I still dey pay your bills.
Why you dey lie say I no dey exist again”.
The singer’s decision to leak the chats has further intensified the controversy, especially given the timing coming shortly after Queen Dami’s legal petition.
As the online fallout grows, social media remains divided, with opinions clashing over loyalty, privacy, and the cost of taking personal battles public.
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