Singer Rema Debunks Claims Of Being Illuminati Member -
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  • Rema, discussed strange online rumors about himself in an interview with Rolling Stone.
  • He has faced accusations of being part of the Illuminati, worshipping the devil, and drinking blood.
  • Rema expressed concern about the public’s tendency to believe misinformation.

Nigerian Afrobeats sensation and Grammy nominee, Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, has opened up about some of the strangest rumors he has encountered about himself online.

In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Rema revealed that he has seen claims accusing him of being part of the Illuminati, worshipping the devil, and even drinking blood. He expressed concern over how easily people believe misinformation, noting that such rumors have led to a loss of fans.

“There have been random stories about me being Illuminati, worshipping the devil, and drinking blood. I definitely lose some fans who believe anything they see,” he stated.

Meaning Behind His Pendant

The Calm Down hitmaker also spoke about the sentimental value of the pendants he wears, explaining that they serve as a tribute to his late father and brother.

“That period was a dark time in my life, and I always wear this chain as a reminder,” he said. “No matter how crazy or amazing things get, I want to remember where I came from and the struggles I’ve overcome.”

Views on Fatherhood and Relationships

Rema also made it clear that he does not intend to have children outside of marriage. While he emphasized that he does not judge others for their choices, he described himself as someone who is intentional about his actions.

“I believe in building a strong family and growing into an empire,” he explained. “I also don’t want fatherhood to come as an accident. I’m very particular about these things, and I don’t really engage in reckless relationships.”

Friendship with Ayra Starr and Tyla

Addressing his connection with fellow artists, Rema confirmed his close friendship with Nigerian singer Ayra Starr and South African star Tyla.

“Ayra is like family to me, and so is Tyla. We’ve been good friends even before all the fame,” he shared.

With his unique artistry and strong personal values, Rema continues to make waves in the global music scene while staying true to himself.

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