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Annie Macaulay Covers 2Baba Tattoo With Butterfly, Declares She’s Moving On
Nollywood actress Annie Macaulay has fueled speculation that she has completely moved on from her estranged husband, music icon Innocent Idibia, after replacing a tattoo of his surname with a butterfly.
The actress unveiled the new tattoo in a photo shared on her Instagram page, where the butterfly now covers the “Idibia” inscription that was previously tattooed on the left side of her chest.
The image quickly went viral, with many fans interpreting it as a symbolic step in her healing journey.
The development comes days after Annie dismissed rumours suggesting she had reunited with the singer following the circulation of videos showing them together at a nightclub.
She clarified that the clips were old and insisted they did not signal a reconciliation.
“Old videos circulating everywhere. False news everywhere,” she wrote on her Instagram Story.
She later reinforced her stance in a Snapchat post, declaring: “Old videos circulating everywhere. False news everywhere. Lies, lies, lies and more lies! Annie is single!
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“Not going back anywhere!! I do not live there anymore! All that concerns me are my two brilliant, beautiful daughters! My career!”
Reflecting on her personal growth, Annie added that she had learned an important lesson through the experience, saying people often fight to remain where they are merely tolerated instead of where they are celebrated.
Annie and 2Baba’s marriage ended after the singer announced their separation in January 2025, bringing to a close a relationship that lasted more than a decade.
Since then, both have continued to make headlines as fans closely follow developments in their personal lives.

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