Afrobeats superstar Tiwa Savage sat down with Gbemi and Toolz on their popular show OffAir, and it was nothing short of refreshing. With honesty, humour, and a whole lot of heart, Tiwa gave fans a deeper look into her life beyond the stage.
In the new episode, Tiwa didn’t hold back as she talked about motherhood, the ups and downs of fame, staying grounded through faith, and yes — the salon incident with fellow artist Seyi Shay. For the first time, she shared her perspective on what really happened, clearing the air in her own words.
Reflecting on her musical journey, Tiwa walked through her different eras. From her early days dropping hits like “Kele Kele Love” and “Love Me, Love Me, Love Me,” to her era-defining tracks like “Eminado,” “All Over,” and “Ma Lo,” and now her confident, boundary-pushing “African Bad Gyal” phase with songs like “Koroba” and “Somebody’s Son.”
She also opened up about her latest album, This One Is Personal, calling the track “10%” her favourite to create. The chat was full of laughs, throwbacks, and real talk — showing why Tiwa remains a fan favorite, both for her talent and authenticity.
The vibe was easy, warm, and full of gems — the kind of conversation that reminds fans why they’ve stayed rocking with Tiwa all these years.
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