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Daddy Freeze defends Hushpuppi, proves that he bought Rolls Royce Wraith worth N137m (photos)

Apparently, it has been dram galore since Dubai-based big boy, Hushpuppi flaunted his new bespoke exotic cars on social media.

While many fans and followers had hailed him for being he baddest in the game, popular club owner, identified as Cubana chiefpriest on social media spat on the claims and demanded that Huspuppi show receipts instead of claiming rental vehicles as his.

An annoyed Huspuppi took on the assignment and decided to prove that he purchased the Rolls Royce and Bentley. First he flaunted his car keys on social media and exclaimed that he has been blessed by God.

Still unmoved by his actions, some social media users started doubting the authenticity of the car purchase. To further prove that he is the proud owner of the black badge Rolls-Royce Wraith said to be worth N137 million, he showed the receipts of the purchase.

After all that, the doubting Thomas' were still on his neck and now, Hush has Daddy Freeze fighting his battles. In a recent post shared on Instagram, Freeze, who appears to be a close friend to Puppi, tried proving that the cars actually belong to him.

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In the first instance, he showed off two keys in which he stated that rented vehicles do not come with two keys and must be proof that Hush got himself the cars.

Secondly, he showed off an engraved nickel of Hush Puppi's name placed inside the car, stating that it is definitely specially ordered for the big boy.

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Meanwhile, Hush is not the only Nigerian big boy moving around in pricey toys. Just recently, Nigerian bureau de change big boy, Mompha joined the gang and purchased a Bentley Bentayga.

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