Tongues wag over Medikal-Sister Derby Indigo O2 performance

Ghanaian rapper Medikal recently wowed audiences with his sold-out concert at the Indigo O2 arena in the United Kingdom on May 3, 2024.

The ‘La Hustle’ hitmaker was joined by Ghanaian music heavyweights Shatta Wale and Sarkodie as well as Bisa Kdei, Malcom Nuna, and Jay Bhad.

However, what shocked fans on the night was when Medikal was joined by his former girlfriend, Sister Derby, during the concert.

The two performed their hit track ‘Too Risky’ together and Sister Derby performed her song, 'Kakalika Love,’ a diss track towards Medikal and Fella Makafui.

The performance, which has sparked discussion on social media, comes on the heels of Medikal's announcement of his separation from actress Fella Makafui.

The reason behind Medikal's decision to perform with Sister Derby remains a topic of speculation among many on social media, especially given the recent end of his marriage.

View some of the reactions here

Sister Derby made it to Medikal's O2 indigo show but Fella didn't , moral lesson? pic.twitter.com/RMGaM3EmTz

— Twilight (@the_marcoli_boy) May 3, 2024

Their romantic life may have turned sour, but they do have stage presence.

Sister Derby, Medikal's ex-lover, joins him on stage to perform at the O2 Indigo in London. Such a nice surprise! pic.twitter.com/A6lzCTJPvv

— SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 (@SIKAOFFICIAL1) May 3, 2024

Wow!!! I really admire you two. How so cool you are to each other and still vibe with positive energy. Break up doesn’t mean hatery towards one another. This positive vibes is worth emulating.

— Dora Akiina (@akiina_dora) May 4, 2024

Medikal and Sister derby on stage #Medikal02indigo

pic.twitter.com/oLjSUfcmNO

— Dr Sneaker Nyame (@SneakerNyame_) May 3, 2024

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