Popular Nigerian singer, Tiwa Savage has sparked reactions on social media after revealing a tattoo on her bum during a TikTok live session with Peller and Jarvis.
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The revelation comes just days before the release of her highly anticipated new single, Forgiveness.

The song is set to drop on October 18th, generating excitement among her fans

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While some user have taken to X to criticise the 44-year-old mother for what they perceive as inappropriate behaviour, many of ‘Koroba’ hitmaker supporters have come to her defence, arguing that Tiwa is often praised for her bold fashion choices, including wearing bikinis.
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Nigerians have expressed their thoughts online, with user @TheDamiForeign commenting on the live stream, “See wetin Tiwa Savage dey do for TikTok with Peller.”

Meanwhile, @Keeemsin raised concerns about her role model status, stating, “Considering Tiwa’s role model position, one expects her to set a positive example for younger artists.”
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On the flip side, @Ayomide522926 countered the criticism, asserting, “There’s nothing bad in what she did. If you watched the live, she was showing Jarvis the tattoo and not something else.”
@BroEmobic also weighed in, noting, “Normally Tiwa dey wear bikini, so what’s the difference between what she exposed and what bikini exposed?”
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@Rarelyyseen added, “Na ur shame how tiwa dey dress before.”
As the buzz continues to grow, the release of FORGIVENESS has ignited excitement among her fanbase.
In a captivating reel shared across her social media platforms, Tiwa hinted at an emotional and powerful new track, showcasing her signature blend of soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics. As one of Africa’s biggest music stars, fans are eagerly awaiting this next chapter in her musical journey.
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Recall that Tiwa said in May 2024 that she was prevented from performing at concerts in Nigeria because her outfits were considered “too risqué.”
“When I first moved back, I would turn up at a show and they would say I can’t perform because my outfit was too risqué.

“It was a cultural issue. Even some of my first music videos were not played on the television because they were considered indecent. I wasn’t even wearing bikinis,” she told BET in an interview.
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