OAP Moet Abebe Shuts Down Claims That She Broke Up With Boyfriend Monk Chief

Finally Moet Abebe has put a lid on claims that she ended things with boyfriend Monk Chief, by posting a new clip of them yesterday, but she offered no explanation on why she deleted all of his precious photos form her page, or why Monk Chief himself has no memory of her on his social media.

 
A video posted by Moet Abebe (@moetabebe) on


Last November, the OAP who had been preciously engaged showed off upcoming singer, Monk Chief (real name Chris Ojeme) as her new ‘bae.’ They made their red carpet debut at last year’s edition of Rhythm Unplugged, and have shared intimate photos on their pages until recently when they were all taken down.

Now, Moet is back to sharing their moments, and we hope the relationship is here to stay!


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