Young Jonn Confidently Lifts Davido’s Cousin Nikos Onstage During Show, Shuts Down Breakup Rumour - The Round Table Singer John Saviours, also known as Young Jonn, stunned fans during his Atlanta show by bringing Nikos Living, daughter of Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke and cousin of Afrobeat singer Davido, on stage.
While performing his hit song ‘Big Big Things,’ Young Jonn entertained the crowd with one of his signature acts—lifting curvy, plus-size audience members onto the stage.
The highlight of the night, however, was when Nikos, believed to be his girlfriend, joined him on stage.
In a playful moment, Young Jonn lifted her as well, making the performance extra special for the audience.
"Young john brings out Nikos living on stage at his Atlanta show
This public appearance followed claims published by prominent blogger Tosin Silverdam, who claimed the pair had just separated.
Silverdam said that their relationship may be a publicity hoax to promote Young Jonn’s current initiatives, fuelling suspicion with different claims.
Rumours about the couple’s connection first arose in July, when a picture emerged of a lady, thought to be Nikos, clutching Young Jonn firmly with her face turned away from the camera.
Davido was the first to respond, commenting on the post with ‘Ya Ya Ya’, a famous lyric from Young Jonn’s song ‘Big Big Things’.
Fans saw this as a slight nod of approval from the 30BG leader on the reported relationship.
In June, a YouTube video featuring Davido’s cousin, Adenike alias Nikos, and her father, Governor Ademola Adeleke, went viral.
In the popular video, Nikos interviewed her father and questioned him about his political career, love of music, other children, and overall well-being.
However, one of the most attention-grabbing moments in the popular video was when the Governor issued Nikos an ultimatum concerning marriage.
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Published 9/15/2024