Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, Damini Ogulu, aka Burna Boy, plans to start having kids.
Speaking during his 34th birthday party in Lagos on Wednesday night, the singer explained that he was getting old and needed to start having children.
He stated that he decided after a conversation with oil magnate Jowizaza.
“Na so Jowizaza follow me talk the last time, I come dey think about my life. Omo, I don dey old oh, I for begin born pikins,” Burna Boy said in pidgin.
Burna Boy revealed in May last year that he wasn’t ready to have children yet, stressing that he can’t give them the attention they deserve.
The ‘Tatata’ hitmaker explained that he would have children when he was settled or married.
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Burna Boy wants his fans who buy tickets to his concerts to be the first participants of his upcoming album ‘No Sign of Weakness’
In a statement shared on the album’s official channel, the Grammy-winning artist declared that his future music releases will prioritise his most dedicated supporters.
He advised casual listeners to seek entertainment elsewhere unless they fall into the category of his concert attendees.
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However, Burna Boy made an exception for his Nigerian fans, acknowledging those who genuinely support him but may not have the means to attend his international shows.
“The “No sign of weakness” album and any music BURNA BOY drops till further Notice, will strictly be for BURNA BOY CONCERT TICKET BUYERS ONLY. IF you don’t fit into that category, GO elsewhere. #Respectfully,” he wrote.
“The NO SIGN OF WEAKNESS TOUR will be different. YOU and I will create our own world where only WE exist, EVERY SHOW! Just YOU and ME.”
Burna Boy gained fame after releasing ‘Like to Party’, the lead single from his debut album ‘L.I.F.E’ (2013).
He has won several awards. In 2021, the Afro-fusion artist won the ‘Best World Music Album’ category at the Grammy Awards for ‘Twice As Tall’.
The Port Harcourt-born singer also made Time Magazine’s list of 100 most influential people for 2024.
