“You’re the Only Mistake I Made in Life” — Portable Blasts Actress and Baby Mama Ashabi Simple in Leaked Audio

|By Oko-Echem Agnes

Controversial street-pop artist Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has reignited drama in his personal life, describing his relationship with actress Ashabi Simple, his fourth baby mama, as “the only mistake I ever made in life.”

The statement came to light in a leaked audio conversation between the pair, which Portable later shared on his Instagram page on Saturday.

In the heated exchange, the “Zazoo Zeh” crooner accused Ashabi of attempting to push away other women in his life, including his wife, Bewaji. Portable, who is no stranger to controversy, lashed out at the actress, claiming she had contributed nothing to his success.

“You didn’t suffer with me. You only came into my life because of my glory. I made you. Without my name, who knew you before now?” he fumed.

Portable went on to accuse Ashabi of disrespecting him publicly and being envious of his relationship with his wife.
“You molested and disrespected me in public. You are evil. Any woman I want to call my wife must respect me, but you are driving me crazy,” he said.

The singer further praised his wife, Bewaji, for standing by him despite the turbulence, saying, “I’m always happy whenever people talk about my wife, Bewaji. She’s also happy about it. You are the mistake I made in my life.”

Portable also alleged that Ashabi had sabotaged his relationship with other women, including Queen Dami, who had reportedly tried to reconcile with him.
“Among all my baby mamas, you are the one chasing people away. When Queen Dami came to apologise, you and your friends spoiled it. You’re a useless human being,” he said in the leaked clip.

This isn’t the first time Portable and Ashabi have clashed publicly. Their relationship has been marred by frequent online feuds and reconciliations, with the singer repeatedly accusing her of competing with his wife. Despite their public outbursts, the duo has often found a way to reconcile—until now.