By Our Correspondent
National News – Nigerian street-hop star Portable surprised fans after arriving at a musical show with his children, turning what was expected to be a typical performance into a touching family moment.
The singer, known for his energetic stage presence and controversial public life, was booked to perform at a lively entertainment event where fans gathered to watch him deliver his popular street-hop hits.
According to videos circulating online, Portable appeared on stage alongside some of his children, drawing loud cheers and excitement from the audience.
The moment quickly gained attention on social media, with many fans praising the singer for showcasing his role as a father while performing at the event.
The incident happened during a live music performance where Portable had been invited as one of the headline performers.
While preparing to perform his songs, he reportedly brought the children with him to the venue, allowing them to experience the atmosphere of a live entertainment show.
Fans who attended the event said the move added a unique touch to the night.
Many described the moment as heartwarming, saying it highlighted a different side of the singer beyond his usual controversial headlines.
Portable, who rose to fame in Nigeria’s street music scene with viral hits and bold personality, has often been in the spotlight for his outspoken lifestyle.
However, bringing his children to the stage demonstrated a more personal aspect of his life, reminding fans that he balances his music career with fatherhood.
Observers say the gesture also reflects how some entertainers integrate family life into their careers, particularly during performances or public appearances.
The presence of the children did not disrupt the event; instead, it added excitement as fans recorded videos and shared them widely online.
As the performance continued, Portable entertained the crowd with his energetic delivery, while the brief appearance of his children remained one of the night’s most talked-about highlights.
