SHOCKER !!! Victor Anichebe And I Are No Longer Dating - DJ Cuppy Reveals

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Billionaire daughter Florence Otedola aka DJ Cuppy, was a guest on Beat FM today. During her interview, she disclosed that herself and her footballer boyfriend, Victor Anichebe have broken up. Cuppy says they broke up because of time difference as he lives in China while she is in London. According to her, they resolved to be friendly exes. "I literally do not have a boo. I and Victor are not together anymore. The picture I put up recently was a picture of us when we were together. We are still friends. People find it so weird" she said On why they stopped dating, Cuppy who is the daughter of billionaire oil mogul, Femi Otedola, said "I feel like we just...He lives in China, I moved here. Time difference. It was really difficult. Anyone that knows footballers know that their schedules are crazy and my schedule is also crazy. So it was just difficult but he is such a great guy". She said they were private while dating but made their relationship public towards the end. Cuppy says she expects them to at least give each other a year before making public their new relationships. She added that she hasn't found anyone yet and is not looking right now because she is concentrating on her career.

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