The good news comes only days after the musician reconciled with his wife.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Raoul John Njeng-Njeng, better known by his stage name Skales, has welcomed a new baby.
The musician announced the baby’s birth on his Instagram page on Tuesday, March 28, 2023. Skales captioned a photo of himself cradling the newborn infant. “God gave me an amazing pre-birthday gift! My mother and God both know what they do.”
Skales gave birth just days after openly apologizing to his wife on social media for his previous faults and failings. He said he’s working on emotional self-control and pledged to be more responsible in the future. He wrote, “Learning to control emotions and taking care of my mental health when life throws me down has to be one of the amazing life lessons I’ve learned.
“We both made mistakes, and I sincerely apologise for letting my grieving times get the best of me by bringing what should be our private lives into the public eye. This isn’t an act I am proud of, and I promise to keep progressing daily in my actions and becoming a better man in handling situations.”
Skales and Hassanity married in September 2021 after publicly declaring their engagement on social media. Congrats on the arrival of their beautiful bundle of joy!
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