#BaseRealTalk: Yemi Alade Says She Would Consider Dating Phyno

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Superstar diva Yemi Alade has declared that she is open to the idea of dating Phyno. She reveals this and many other juicy tidbits on this week’s episode of MTV Base Real Talk.
Responding to the question from Twitter user @prolificJack, “Would you ever consider dating Phyno if he asked you to be his girl?” she replies, “Well, as the mama tangerine, if the household tangerine would love that, then yes I would.”
It will be recalled that she has been rumoured to be romantically linked to the rapper, and this disclosure will no doubt add to the speculation around their alleged relationship.

In the course of this episode, Yemi Alade answers a number of questions from fans such as whether she can speak French (“Oui je parle Francais, mais elle n’est pas tres bien.”) and if she can date a guy who cannot afford to buy her lunch (“If you can’t get lunch, maybe you can get breakfast, maybe even dinner!”)
MTV Base Real Talk, hosted by VJ Ehiz and VJ Stephanie is a one on one question and answer platform, which enables fans to connect with top celebrities by getting answers to questions they have asked on social media. No questions are off-limits – secrets, guilty pleasures, old memories, phobias, everything is on the table.
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