Anna Ebiere Banner “Confirms” Relationship with Flavour … Weeks After He Has Baby with Someone Else?

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                   Anna Ebiere Banner


Ex-MBGN Anna Ebiere just sorta/kinda confirmed her relationship with Nigerian artiste Flavour.
A few hours ago Anna shared this picture of them together (see above)alongside this caption below.

"'Wen u have someone dat encourage u, support u, scolds u, appreciates u, respect u, advice u, reminds u of wat the future holds, play with u, cares abt u, loves u, makes u smile,tells u the truth without looking back, and most importantly draws u closer to God. pls tell me wat else u want!!!.. cuz I have all I need. U make me happy! !☺☺ ur more than awesome. … I pray dat God continues to bless you.@2niteflavour

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