Sharon Adeleke, billionaire Deji Adeleke’s daughter, playfully calls out her husband over pocket money in a viral video, sparking reactions online
Sharon Adeleke, daughter of billionaire Deji Adeleke and elder sister of music star Davido, has playfully called out her husband, Yomi Ademefun, in a viral video over pocket money.
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In the video, Sharon jokingly complained that her husband’s compliments were a ploy to reduce her allowance.
“My husband has been hyping. He’s saying I’m big, and I told him I don’t like that kind of ginger because that means my pocket money is going to reduce. He’s trying to cut my pocket money,” she said, as her husband could be heard in the background.
The clip, which captures everyday marital banter in a billionaire household, has generated widespread reactions on social media.
Fans expressed fascination with how affluent families maintain playful and grounded relationships despite their status.
Sharon Adeleke and Yomi Ademefun have been married since 2013. Sharon recently took on a new role as Chief Financial Officer at Davido’s DMW music label, further cementing her influence in Nigeria’s music industry.
Social media users commented on the humorous yet relatable scenario.
Iyendo Gloria Odiri said, “She has more value for her husband money than any other money… the little money her husband gives her makes her complete as a woman.” Chizoba Alusi Eri added, “Women can be super rich, but they don’t joke with gifts or money from their husbands. They love it more than anything.”
Other reactions highlighted the broader debate on gender roles and household finances in Nigerian society, with many noting that even affluent women enjoy receiving pocket money from their spouses.
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The video has since gone viral, highlighting Sharon Adeleke’s playful personality and offering a glimpse into the lighter side of life in wealthy Nigerian families.
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.
