Brown Mauzo recently stirred controversy after claiming that one of his four baby mamas drunk-dials him at 1 a.m., a time he insists should be reserved only for emergencies. Although he did not mention any names, many fans immediately linked his remarks to socialite Vera Sidika, sparking a heated online debate.
Did Vera Sidika Call Brown Mauzo at Night?
Vera, the mother of Mauzo’s two children, Asia Brown and Prince Ice Brown, did not take the speculation lightly. In a fiery response, she denied the allegations, making it clear that she has never drunk-called him or needed to.
“I keep seeing people telling me to stop calling at night, and I’m like, me, 1 a.m.? Even in a relationship, I wouldn’t call my boyfriend at that hour. Call drunk and complaining? Not. I’m a sober person, I don’t get drunk, and you would never catch me acting that way because I know what I’m doing. I’m responsible, mature, and smart. I’m not that type of person. I don’t drink alcohol and I don’t act out,” she said.
Why Did Vera Threaten to Expose Mauzo?
Sidika also expressed anger at a blogger who used her photo in the story, warning that people should stop assuming she is always the one being referenced in Mauzo’s controversies. She reminded fans that Mauzo has several other children, saying she should not automatically be linked to such claims.
“Please keep my name out of your mouth. I have never needed anything from Brown. I take care of my kids; I am good. And if you are trying to look for clout, this is not the place, Brown, because you know me, I got receipts and I can expose you,” she warned.
Vera’s clapback quickly went viral, with fans sharing mixed reactions across social media. While some sided with her, calling out Mauzo for seeking attention, others felt she overreacted since her name was never directly mentioned. Comments ranged from jokes about Mauzo’s “Father Abraham” nickname to fans urging both parents to resolve issues privately.
What’s clear is that the drama between Vera Sidika and Brown Mauzo continues to attract public attention, with each new claim fueling online debates about co-parenting, publicity stunts, and celebrity relationships.
By Risper Akinyi