Love or Obsession? Natasha Osawaru’s Heartfelt Video Sparks Debate Among Fans
When love meets music, emotions often take center stage — and that's exactly what happened when Natasha Osawaru, the wife of legendary Nigerian singer 2Baba, shared a touching new video from the UK. But here's where it gets controversial: her choice of song wasn’t random — it carried a message that got tongues wagging online.
The Edo State lawmaker, currently spending time abroad, recently posted a solo clip of herself vibing to one of 2Baba’s classic hits from 2006, If Love Is a Crime. Her decision to use that track immediately fueled speculation about what she was really trying to say. Was it simply a show of support for her husband’s artistry, or something deeper — perhaps a confession about how far she’d go for love?
The video hinted strongly at devotion, echoing the emotional tone of the song itself, which speaks about desire, passion, and the willingness to face judgment for love. Many fans saw the gesture as a sweet public endorsement of her husband. Others, however, couldn’t help but wonder if there was more between the lines.
And this is the part most people miss — this wasn’t Natasha’s first musical moment. Just days earlier, she had gone viral for another clip in which she passionately sang along to multiple 2Baba hits, including African Queen, Ole, Be There, and Yori Yori Remix. Word-for-word, her energy displayed the unmistakable excitement of a woman proudly cheering on her man, not just as a fan but as a partner.
On social media, the reactions came in fast — and they were far from one-sided. Some commenters praised her joy and openness:
- “Hon. Please enjoy your marriage and relationship. Happiness is a choice, my dear,” one user wrote warmly.
- Another fan added, “The more you play your husband’s songs, the more I fall in love with them. 2Baba is number one forever.”
But others were not so complimentary. A few critics questioned her motives or compared her to other celebrity wives, with one user remarking, “Annie been do pass this,” indirectly referencing 2Baba’s previous relationships. Another commenter humorously said, “Na turn by turn. Enjoy while it lasts. No woman can keep a man that doesn’t want to be kept.”
Clearly, Natasha’s simple gesture turned into a topic of heated debate about love, loyalty, and public displays of affection in celebrity marriages. Some saw authenticity; others suspected strategy. It raises an interesting question — when is a romantic gesture just love, and when does it become showmanship?
Adding even more intrigue, just days before her video trend, Natasha had made a public plea online, asking Nigerians for help. Her message read: “Anyone coming to London from Nigeria or anyone with a UK visa in Nigeria, please DM me ASAP.” This unexpected post sparked new curiosity among followers — what exactly did she need help with, and why so suddenly?
One thing is certain: Natasha Osawaru has found a way to keep both her personal life and her husband’s legacy in the headlines. Whether you see it as genuine affection or clever attention, her latest video reminds us that love can still be one of the strongest — and most debated — forms of expression.
So, what do you think? Is Natasha’s public display of love heartwarming or over the top? Should partners in the public eye keep their affection private, or share it boldly with the world? Drop your thoughts in the comments — this one’s sure to divide opinions.
