Tunde Ednut, whose real name is Tunde Adekunle, marked his 38th birthday on Monday, January 20, 2024, with widespread jubilation from his fans, peers, and supporters.
Tunde Ednut’s annual birthday is characterized by a carnival-like atmosphere with his global fan base choosing various locations to partake in the revelry.
This year’s celebration took an unexpected turn when Hushpuppi, currently incarcerated in the United States, decided to express his affection for Tunde Ednut from his prison cell.
Although Tunde Ednut shared a video of Hushpuppi celebrating his birthday from the confines of his jail cell before quickly deleting it, but the footage swiftly circulated on social media platforms.
In the video, Hushpuppi could be heard in the background as he exhibited an array of prison food items utilized for Tunde Ednut’s celebration.
The spread featured rice served in assorted bowls, and a person used a small plastic container to portion pasta from a nylon bag into awaiting plates.
The socialite conveyed his birthday wishes to the blogger while showcasing the prison feast, saying, “We are also celebrating in our own little way. Jollof loading, pasta is already here as you can see.”
The video of Hushpuppi celebrating Tunde Ednut’s birthday in prison generated attention across various social media platforms, eliciting diverse reactions from Nigerians.
KanyiDaily recalls that in 2022, a US court sentenced Hushpuppi to over 11 Years in prison and ordered him to pay $1.7m to victims.
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