Reality TV star and singer, Hazel Oyeze Onou, popularly known as Whitemoney, has tendered a public apology to celebrity nightlife promoter, Cubana Chief Priest (Pascal Okechukwu), following a controversial TikTok video involving Chief Priest’s alleged Kenyan baby mama, Hellen Atti.
The incident began after Whitemoney unknowingly joined a TikTok live challenge where he was randomly paired with Hellen. During the live session, she made several remarks that sparked reactions online. Rather than abruptly ending the game, Whitemoney chose to continue, trying to keep the atmosphere light by turning the interaction into a playful contest and later playing music to ease tension.
However, clips from the live session quickly circulated on social media, with many interpreting it as disrespect towards Cubana Chief Priest.
In his clarification, Whitemoney stressed that the video was not intended to embarrass or undermine the businessman. He emphasized his admiration for Cubana Chief Priest, acknowledging the support he received from him during his career, particularly during his Big Brother Naija campaign.
“I told my people, let’s beat her on behalf of Pascal. And yes, we actually beat her and we won. I’m truly sorry, big brother. I would never do that because CP is one of the people who made me who I am today. I know how much he invested in my campaign. I’m eternally grateful,” Whitemoney said.
He further revealed that the video had since been deleted from his page and urged the public not to misinterpret his actions.
The apology comes as social media users continue to debate the boundaries of online content creation, celebrity loyalty, and how viral clips can spark misunderstandings in Nigeria’s entertainment scene.
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