’90 Day Fiancé’ Spoilers reveal that Usman Umar’s popularity in Nigeria has been a common topic of discussion among several fans of the show. Although many people believe that he is not as famous as he presents himself, his girlfriend, Kim Menzies thinks “he is a celebrity.”
’90 Day Fiancé’ Spoilers: How Popular Is Usman Umar In His Home Country?
Usman made his first appearance on the reality show five years ago. He was described as a music star from Nigeria. It is understood that his fame among the female folks, resulted in several quarrels between him and his ex-spouse Lisa Hamme.
’90 Day Fiancé’ Spoilers: Is Usman Umar A.K.A Soja Boy Actually A Famous Artist In Nigeria?
Likewise, Zara, one of his many ex-lovers ended their relationship over some controversial comments about him on social media. Before he reappeared on the fifth season of the TV series, Usman claimed that he used the show as a gateway to stardom.
Lisa even labeled Usman a cheat that used everyone to advance his singing career. In response to her claims, Usman justified his reasons for featuring in the series. “Are you trying to tell me that TLC did not use me too?” he asked, slamming the whole program for using him.
Meanwhile, Kim Menzies has admitted in a fresh chat that Usman is famous in Nigeria. Kim also expressed the ridicule she faces when she refers to him as “international superstar Usman Umar, aka Sojaboy.” She also stated that his reputation goes beyond his homeland, acknowledging that Usman is rather well in other countries “because of the show” than his songs.
Kim has also revealed that Usman is interested in the show simply because of his music. It is understood that she longed to date Usman since their appearance on the show. Although she was attracted to him at first because of his fame, she fell over heels for him after several months of chatting and talking.
Usman had previously displayed his gratitude to the series for how they made him famous. The 90 Days fiancé star also disclosed that he is a multi-millionaire at the moment.
