In a twist no one saw coming, Nigerian superstar Wizkid has unfollowed his first son, Boluwatife Balogun, on Instagram. The 14-year-old, now chasing music dreams under the name “Champz,” also hit the unfollow button on his famous dad. This quiet digital cut happened on October 29, 2025, and the internet is already on fire.
The drama started early Wednesday morning. A 30BG fan account dropped screenshots showing both profiles clean of each other. Wizkid’s “Following” count sits at zero. Boluwatife’s page, managed by his mom Shola Ogudugu, shows just eight follows and Daddy isn’t one of them.
Timing raises eyebrows. Just 48 hours earlier, Boluwatife teased his debut track “Champion’s Arrival” on TikTok. The clip, posted under @champz_official, racked up nearly 1,000 likes in hours. Fans quickly connected the dots: did Dad feel upstaged?
Insiders whisper this isn’t the first tension. Wizkid has three baby mamas and rarely posts his kids. Boluwatife, born in 2011, lives with his mom and has stayed low-key until now. His new Instagram bio screams ambition: “CEO @czar_czarina | Managed by @o.oluwanishola.”
Social media exploded within minutes. “Wizkid envying his own blood?” one user wrote. Another fired back: “Lion no fit born goat.” The 30BG-Starboy war reignited instantly, with memes flooding timelines.
Neither camp has spoken. Wizkid’s last post was a cryptic black square on Monday. Boluwatife’s page stays silent, but the music video teaser keeps gaining steam.
This isn’t just celebrity gossip. It’s a father-son moment playing out in public. A teen stepping into his own light. A global icon watching from the shadows. And a single unfollow button that just changed everything.
Will they refollow? Will the song drop? One thing’s clear - the Balogun family story just got louder than any beat.
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