Video: I lost my virginity at 16 to outdo my father — Ayo Kuti

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Video: I lost my virginity at 16 to outdo my father — Ayo Kuti

Ayo Kuti, son of renowned Nigerian musician Femi Kuti, revealed that he lost his virginity at 16 after learning his father did so at 17. In a live stream with Davreal, Ayo stated that he wanted to be 'number one in my family'. His comments have drawn mixed reactions on social media.

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