Hushpuppi:My quarantine & your quarantine are not mates

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‘My quarantine & your quarantine are not mates’ – Ray Hushpuppi, boasts

POSTED BY BENSOn. ON APRIL 12, 2020
Nigerian Big Boy, Ray Hushpuppi in his usual behaviour, has taken to his IG Page to to flaunt his luxurious lifestyle amid the coronavirus panpandemic.

 The controversial figure was at it again, when he took to his official Instagram page to share a photo of himself chilling in a luxurious swimming pool.
See the photo below:

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