The Miami sun had barely set on Davido and Chioma’s lavish white wedding when the global love train arrived with a special passenger—none other than rap queen Nicki Minaj. The Trinidadian-American superstar, who once handpicked Davido to infuse authentic Afrobeat magic into her track, couldn’t resist joining the chorus of well-wishers celebrating what the Nigerian singer proudly declared “one of the best days of our lives.”
Davido’s euphoric X post gushing about the perfection of their fairytale wedding—complete with the cheeky boast that their “body still dey sweet us”—drew a simple yet powerful response from Minaj: “Congratulations to you both.” Those three words carried the weight of their creative history, hearkening back to studio sessions where she’d hailed him as an “incredible writer & melody maker.” This wasn’t just celebrity politeness; it was a full-circle moment for artists whose collaboration bridged continents and genres.
As images of the couple’s opulent Miami celebration—reportedly attended by global stars and African aristocracy—flooded timelines, Minaj’s endorsement added a glittering international stamp to proceedings. Their mutual admiration society, built on professional respect and now personal celebration, reflects Afrobeat’s swelling influence on global pop culture.
For Davido, whose year has swung from personal tragedy to this triumphant love story, Minaj’s public co-sign represents more than just a congratulatory note—it’s symbolic of how far Nigerian artistry has traveled. And as wedding guests continue dissecting every floral arrangement and designer gown detail, that brief but mighty exchange between two megastars might just be the most delicious leftover from the wedding feast.
