Famous music executive, Ubi Franklin’s baby mama, Sandra Iheuwa has come out to say that she is grateful for the cordial relationship they share since they welcomed their daughter, Ariella.

She recently revealed this on Instagram, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to her, even if they fight like cat and rat, they always make it work out for the sake of their daughter.

She added that 2020 has been an unexpected year, but her relationship with Ubi has been some of the good things that came out from it.

Her words, “2020 has been an unexpected year but however some good things came out from it. Business is booming, I have moved forward in many positive ways in my life that I thought I couldn’t do by myself but I’m doing it marvelously. One of my main goals was to take my kids out of the country so they can experience life outside the United States. I never planned on vacationing in Dubai with my family…..I want to give great thanks to my daughter’s father @ubifranklintriplemg for coming through in many ways I wouldn’t have imagined. You people can call me what you want because the past with my daughter father hasn’t been the best one and has been aired out publicly but I must give credit to whom credit is due and he really tried a lot and did a lot. Even though at times we fight like cat and dog we will always try to make it work for our daughter. Thanks you for the awesome gifts you gave to me and the kids. At last it ended in praise.”

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Ubi Franklin, born Ubi Ekapong Ofem, is a Nigerian music artist manager, Entrepreneur, TV show host and the founder of record label Made Men Music Group (Triple MG).

Ubi Franklin was born in Cross River State, Nigeria on 2nd February 1986. He is the 11th of 15 children. He had his primary and secondary education in Calabar, after which he studied law at the University Madonna Nigeria.

On November 1, 2015, Ubi Franklin married Lilian Esoro. Their son, was born on 17 July 2016. Presently, he has four children, three daughters and a son. Franklin admitted that from July 2016 to March 2017, he struggled to overcome bouts of depression which almost led him to commit suicide.

Franklin is also a public speaker. He was a speaker at the Youth Enterprise Conference organized by Nairabet’s founder,Otunba Akin Alabi. He also shared stage with chairman of First Bank, Ibukun Awosika, and Veteran Nollywood Actor Richard Mofe Damijo at the Hub Business Conference organized by Commonwealth of Zion Assembly.