Charly Boy Should Stop Bringing Up Talks About My Sexuality – Dewy Oputa

Charley Boy’s daughter, Dewy Oputa has come out to blast her father for going online to discuss her sexuality.

Dewy Oputa recently revealed that her dad is obviously using her story for follows, and she does not appreciate it.

According to her, the topic was talked about 2 years ago and that should be that, so she does not understand why he is bringing it up again now.

Charly Boy reacted by begging her to not be angry because he only wants the world to know he is proud of her.

Her words, “But just a few days ago… you know what never mind, we already did this in 2018. Imma let you post your lil content for your follows.”

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Charly Boy, born Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa, 19 June 1950 (also spelt Charlie Boy and known as CB, His Royal Punkness, and Area Fada), is a Nigerian singer/songwriter, television presenter, publisher, and producer.

One of Nigeria’s most controversial entertainers, he is best known for his alternative lifestyle, political views, and media productions, most notably The Charly Boy Show. He has served as president of the Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria, and in 2011 was an Idol Series judge.

The second son of former Supreme Court justice Chukwudifu Oputa, Oguta-native Oputa was born into a Catholic household, and is the cousin of Swedish musician Dr. Alban. As he often refused to reveal his date of birth in interviews, his age remained unknown until 2011 when he celebrated his sixtieth birthday, however, in his usual enigmatic character, he announced his 63rd birthday on 19 June 2013, making his age a contentious one.

Although he has described his parents as liberals who always encouraged their children to speak and say what they had in mind, Oputa has also spoken about their conservative nature. He had set out to become a priest, but left seminary school after a year. In his late teens he moved to America where he attended college, graduating with a degree in Communications.