Larissa London custody battle: Davido’s baby mama shares advice and perspective after singer withdraws case against Sophia Momodu
Larissa Yasmin Lorenco, popularly known as Larissa London and one of Davido’s baby mamas, has shared her take on the singer’s ongoing custody battle with Sophia Momodu over their daughter, Imade.
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Davido reportedly withdrew the case after a lawyer referenced his late son during a recent court session.
Larissa London took to Snapchat to express her perspective, responding to a fan who urged her not to give the singer “headache” in co-parenting their son.
Reacting, Larissa stated that the singer would also “go to hell” and emphasised that she is not in competition with anyone. She added that every woman’s worth should be recognised and respected.
In further posts, Larissa advised the fan to stay out of family matters and avoid making assumptions.
She questioned how anyone could form opinions without hearing from both sides. She also appreciated the candid advice regarding her baby daddy.
The response has sparked reactions on social media. Some fans noted the challenges of dealing with a celebrity parent, while others reflected on Davido’s multiple baby mamas.
Comments ranged from amusement to criticism, highlighting the intensity of public interest in the singer’s personal life.
Earlier, Sophia Momodu had quoted a psalm about God fighting for the fatherless after Davido withdrew the case, expressing excitement over the outcome and her faith that God directly intervened.
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The Larissa London custody battle perspective underscores the scrutiny faced by Nigerian celebrities in their personal lives and co-parenting arrangements, attracting significant attention from fans and observers alike.
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
