Don Jazzy has responded with a sarcastic message to a social media account after it circulated a claim that he was expecting a child with Ayra Starr’s mother, Nene Aderibigbe.
The Mavin Records boss reacted to the claim on Wednesday after it went viral on X, directing a sarcastic message at the account that shared the post.
“Let me first tag and beg your family members to talk sense to you now o,” Don Jazzy wrote.
The viral post alleged that Don Jazzy and Aderibigbe were celebrating as they prepared to welcome their alleged unborn child.
It was accompanied by an Ai generated images and a video of Don Jazzy and Ayra Star’s mom holding what appeared to be a scan, alongside footage from a celebration.
Don Jazzy’s response sparked further reactions from social media users, with many questioning the basis of the claim and commenting on his decision to address it.
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The latest rumour follows previous online speculation linking the music executive with Aderibigbe.
Images allegedly suggesting a romantic relationship between the two have circulated online in the past, with questions also raised over their authenticity and the possibility that some materials were generated or manipulated using artificial intelligence.
Don Jazzy has maintained a close professional relationship with Ayra Starr and her family since discovering the singer and signing her to Mavin Records in 2021. Music industry coverage has previously documented how Don Jazzy discovered Ayra Starr after seeing her perform an original song online.
Ayra Starr, whose real name is Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, has since established herself as one of the prominent names in the global Afrobeats scene. She released her third studio album, Starr Girl, in August 2026.
The singer’s mother has also attracted attention online through her support for her daughter’s music career and promotional activities.
The latest claim has again pushed Don Jazzy and Aderibigbe into online conversations, but there is no confirmed evidence supporting the pregnancy allegation.
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