Reports indicate that during a live session online, Peller recalled advice Frank once gave him about his relationship with fellow TikTok personality, Jarvis.

According to him, the television host had cautioned him against oversharing his romantic life on social media.

Peller explained that Frank encouraged him to keep relationship matters private and avoid consistently posting about them online.

He also noted that Frank advised him to express love to his partner through actions without seeking public validation or attention.

However, Peller said he was surprised by the current situation involving Frank’s own marriage, given the counsel he had previously received from the veteran broadcaster.

He said, “Frank Edoho spoke about me and my baby’s relationship last year. He was telling me that I should do things for her but not put it out on social media and we should not put our relationship on the internet. He advised me on everything, see what is happening to him now,” he said.

Frank Edoho and his estranged wife, Sandra, have remained in the spotlight in recent weeks following revelations about the collapse of their marriage.

The situation gained further attention after Frank reportedly stated that he no longer believed in monogamy following the end of his marriage to Sandra in December 2022.

Following that remark, rumours emerged alleging that Sandra had been involved with a Nigerian singer during their marriage.

Sandra, however, denied the allegations and accused Frank of also being involved with other women while they were still married, naming individuals she claimed were linked to him.

Frank was previously married to broadcaster Katherine Obiang, with the union lasting seven years before ending in 2010. They share three children.

He later married Sandra in 2013, and the marriage produced two children born in 2014 and 2016.

News reports that she made the announcement through emotional posts shared on her Instagram story early Wednesday.

In one of the posts, she wrote, “God took him,” while another read, “My husband died.”

She also reflected on their long relationship, adding, “God took him. 13 years. 13 f***ing years.”

Michael Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on afro-house and contemporary African music.

The cause of his death has not yet been disclosed, as the singer has largely kept her personal life away from public attention.

Niniola, 39, rose to fame after finishing as one of the standout contestants on Project Fame West Africa in 2013.

She later established herself as one of Nigeria’s leading music stars, with her 2017 hit Maradona earning her international recognition and collaborations with top global artists.

The news comes months after she addressed rumours suggesting she had secretly gotten married.

In an interview with Yanga FM Lagos, Niniola denied the speculation, saying she was not married and was comfortable speaking openly about her personal life.