The singer also recently reacted to a Twitter follower who raised doubts about her boyfriend, Ryan Taylor.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Florence Otedola, popularly referred to as DJ Cuppy, the rich heiress, has remarked that money makes life simpler.
Cuppy, whose father is Nigerian business billionaire Femi Otedola, shared this attitude when reflecting on her recent vacation.
The well-known DJ and music producer warned her fans not to be misled by individuals who underestimate the value of money in life. Cuppy emphasized that travel is a reminder of the significance of self-care, and having financial means helps accomplish these goals.
“Travel reminds me how important self-love is. Taking time for rest is essential, and there’s nothing like the feeling of being surrounded by inspiration. In short, having money helps. For SURE. Don’t let anyone lie to you,” she wrote on Twitter.
The singer also recently reacted to a Twitter follower who raised doubts about her boyfriend, Ryan Taylor.
The tweep, known as Ruth, expressed her thoughts on the microblogging site, indicating that she does not trust Ryan without providing any details.
Cuppy was unaffected by the message and corrected Ruth, explaining that Ryan Taylor is her fiancé, not her boyfriend.
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