South African Musician Tyla Reveals Rema As Her “Prom King” In Radio Interview
Tyla Laura Seethal, a famous South African singer named Tyla, recently confessed that she would love to go on a date with Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Rema. She revealed during a radio interview on October 19, 2023, where she expressed her desire to “attend prom” with the Nigerian singer. Tyla is known for her energetic performances and catchy songs, and she has won several awards, including the Best Newcomer award at the 2022 South African Music Awards.
Rema is a well-known Nigerian singer who has gained popularity for his unique style that combines elements of afrobeat, dancehall, and pop. He has won numerous awards, including the Next Rated award at the Headies in 2020. Recently, in an interview with Apple Music, Tyla was asked which celebrity she would like to take to prom, and she mentioned Rema. Additionally, she expressed that she is a fan of his music.,
“Rema would be cute. I hung out with him last year, and we took pictures together. That was so dramatic. After that situation I realised that Hollywood is just vibes like you can’t trust everything you see cause that looked like a scandal. Even I started believing [we were dating] . But we are just friends.”
Media reports have recently recalled Rema’s past relationships with Justin Skye, an ex-girlfriend of Wizkid, and Ayra Starr, a fellow label mate. While Rema was rumoured to be romantically involved with both, Ayra Starr denied such rumours and called Rema a “brother.” Tyla’s recent revelation has generated a lot of buzz on social media, with many people expressing their support for her. Several even suggested that Rema should reciprocate Tyla’s gestures.
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