Annie Macaulay has stirred conversation across social media after quietly changing her Instagram display name back to “Annie Idibia.” The update comes at a tense moment, as drama continues to unfold between her ex-husband, Innocent “2Baba” Idibia, and his current wife, Natasha.

Screenshots of the name switch spread quickly online, fueling speculation about her intentions.

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Annie’s Name Change Raises Questions

With Annie offering no explanation, many Nigerians are divided over the meaning behind the move.
Some believe she simply reverted to a name strongly linked to her identity and brand, while others insist the timing feels “too calculated” to overlook.

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Ongoing Drama Deepens After UK Incident

The situation surrounding 2Baba and Natasha has been tense for days.

A viral video recently showed UK police officers questioning 2Baba outside a retail store before leading him away in handcuffs. The footage caused widespread concern as fans tried to make sense of what happened.

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Heated Exchange on Daddy Freeze’s Live Stream

Not long after the UK incident, another controversy erupted.

During an Instagram Live session hosted by Daddy Freeze, loud arguing could be heard between 2Baba and Natasha in the background. Before the live abruptly ended, 2Baba was heard asking, “What is your problem?” Moments later, Natasha appeared to grab the phone, cutting the stream short.

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Mixed Reactions to Annie’s Decision

In the midst of these viral moments, Annie’s Instagram name change has drawn a variety of reactions online.

Some of the comments include:

• Paul Uchenna Nweke:
  “Maybe Tubaba sent her a message singing ‘Ever since I left you, I’ve been through hell and I’m back…’”
• Mary Ekpo:
  “She can’t just switch the name like that—most of her registrations are under her marital name.”
• Chinazam Queen:
  “Her account is verified as Idibia. Changing that isn’t easy. That’s why many women keep their husband’s surname even after separation.”
• Momoh Isiaka:
  “This is why you shouldn’t carry couples’ issues on your head—tomorrow they may surprise you.”