- Ayra Starr’s mum, who is known for her trendy content on TikTok, claimed that the platform helps middle-aged women mentally.
- She made the claim in a video message shared via her TikTok page recently.
Mrs. Aderibigbe, the mother of Nigerian singer Ayra Starr, has taken to TikTok to advice Nigerians to encourage their middle-aged mothers to join the social media platform.
In a recent video, Mrs. Aderibigbe claimed that TikTok has had a positive impact on her mental well-being.
She stated that since joining the platform, she has become more creative in her thinking.
She invited them to share their life experiences and wisdom with the TikTok community.
“I’m so grateful to be on TikTok. I’m so privileged to have you all in my life as part of me. Thanks you for your support.
“If your mum is between 40-60 years old, encourage them to be on TikTok because it helps them mentally.
“I’m on TikTok now and I can testify to it. My thinking now is different from before. Now, I’m creative in my thoughts.
“You guys can see the way I’m looking. So please, encourage your mums, let them come and teach us their experiences in life,” she said.
In another news, Ayra Starr’s mom raises eyebrows as she opens up on crushing on someone who calls her mummy.
In a video circulating online, the singer’s mom is seen grooving to Duncan Mighty’s hit track, ‘Portharcourt Son’.
Via the caption on the video, she revealed she has a crush on an individual who calls her mummy. However, she noted that they’ll meet at Ayra Starr’s show on the 25th.
The caption read: “Wahala, my crush is calling me mummy, anyways we will meet at Ayra Starr’s show on the 25th.”
This video went viral and consequently elicited a lot of reactions from netizens accordingly.
