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Cubana Chief Priest insists Hushpuppi did not buy any Rolls Royce despite sharing proofs he really bought it

- The dust is yet to clear on the cars claimed he bought almost at the same time his friend and rival bought his own too

- There are speculations that he rented the car and not bought it

- His main opposing person is Cubana Chief Priest who is asking for receipts not artwork

Nigerian big boy Hushpuppi recently shared photos of two luxury cars he claimed he bought and rather than felicitate with him, some people are of the opinion that he rented the cars.

One of those who refused to buy the story is another celebrity known popularly as Cubana Chief Priest who is a known arch enemy of the Gucci master. He is insisting that if truly Hushpuppi bought those cars, he would have shared videos and photos of the procurement knowing him for always sharing photos and videos when he is buy clothes, shoes or evening eating out at a restaurant.

In clearing the air, Hushpuppi asked for time to produce the receipt and after over 24 hours, he did not share a receipt but two keys. He also revealed that the Rolls-Royce Wraith black badge is specially customised for him and has his name “Ray Hushpuppi” encrusted on it.

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Despite showing the keys and customised name, Cubana Chief Priest is saying that car name customization does not mean that Hushpuppi bought the car. He is alleging that the designer loving big boy rushed and did the car customization over night. He also claimed that Hushpuppi should post a US receipt and not display a black market car customization.

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Meanwhile, media personality, Daddy Freeze who seems to be a friend of Hushpuppi has come out to defend his friend in his time of Rolls-Royce-buying trying period. He is saying that if you rented a car, they give you one key but you only get two keys if you buy the car. Freeze said with Hushpuppi displaying two keys and with his name encrusted in the car, the Rolls Royce truly belongs to him.

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