Sean Paul, the renowned Jamaican music icon, has stepped into the ongoing social media feud between Stefflon Don and Jada Kingdom over Nigerian musician Burna Boy, urging them to reconcile.
The dispute escalated when Stefflon Don, rumored to be back with Burna Boy, released the track “Dat A Dat,” alleging that an unidentified woman had an affair with her partner. Jada Kingdom, with rumored ties to Burna Boy, swiftly responded, leading to a heated exchange on social media.
The feud reached a new level when Stefflon posted an "obituary" photo of Jada on Instagram.
Burna Boy, Nigerian artist .source: Google
Sean Paul intervened, urging Stefflon Don and Jada Kingdom to set a "better example" for Jamaica's reputation. Taking to his Instagram, he expressed in Jamaican patois:
“Lead the way morally 4 the fam. Men get heated. How can we calm down if yall doing dat 2?“
“2 beautiful black women. Live beta. Set a beta example pls. 4 the culture mah beg uno. 4 the kids. 4 the younger females. @stefflondon @jadakingdom done talk.”
In response, Stefflon Don downplayed the severity, stating, “It’s not that serious.” Trust me. “Just some fun.”
However, Sean Paul insisted:
“@stefflondon not 4 my likkle daughter Steff. Longtime mi got love fi u a Jada. She likes ur songs. C’mon, mi mah lead her so. Truss.”
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