Beatz Vampire: Olivetheboy's Producer in Trouble for Allegedly Failing to Pay Cheating Baby Mama
- Beatz Vampire, a popular Ghanaian producer, has allegedly failed to compensate his baby mama fully after a breakup
- Reports indicate that the lady cheated on him, prompting him to call off their relationship
- However, the mother of the lady who felt her daughter was treated unfairly has made some demands and reported Beatz to the ancestors
A popular Ghanaian music producer, Beatz Vampire, has found himself in trouble with his baby mama's mother after allegedly refusing to fully compensate his ex-partner following their breakup.
The woman, angered by Beatz’s failure to “properly compensate” her daughter, reportedly invoked ancestral and spiritual curses upon him.
Source: TikTok
Speaking in a brief interview on Nhyira FM, the former mother-in-law confirmed that she had taken the matter to the gods, although she declined to reveal specific details about the rituals performed.
Who is Beatz Vampire?
Beatz Vampire, born Peter Asare-Bediako, is an established music producer who has produced many hit songs in Ghana and beyond, at just 27 years old.
Some of his works include Olivetheboy's Good Sin, KiDi's I Lied, Shatta Wale's Hajia Bintu, Mr Drew's Mood, among others.
Despite his successful career, Beatz has been embroiled in controversy after being accused by his ex-girlfriend's mother of failing to fulfil compensation demands following their breakup.
Watch the video of Beatz's parents at Nhyira FM below:
Beatz's family drags ex-in-law to Nhyira FM
Beatz's worried family contacted Nhyira FM to make a case and help revoke the curse invoked by his ex-mother-in-law.
In a video interview, Beatz’s mother explained that the producer and his ex-girlfriend had been in a relationship for some time and share a child.
Source: Instagram
However, the relationship ended after the lady allegedly cheated on him, which led Beatz to lose interest.
Beatz himself was called into the show and confirmed the infidelity. He explained that he had promised to buy his then-pregnant partner an iPhone 16 as a push gift after she safely delivered their baby.
Watch the video below:
He fulfilled the promise and purchased the phone during a tour in Europe. However, while transferring data from her old phone to the new one, he reportedly discovered chats between her and both her ex-boyfriend and another man. This discovery prompted him to end the relationship.
Following the breakup, the woman’s mother demanded compensation. Initially, she requested GH₵300,000, but after negotiations, the amount was reduced to GH₵50,000.
She also asked Beatz to rent an apartment for her daughter and their baby, as well as to buy a television and other household items.
Watch the video of Beatz narrating his side of the story below:
Beatz reportedly paid ₵30,000 and secured an apartment for them, but failed to buy the television or pay the remaining ₵20,000.
This angered the former mother-in-law, who later sent an audio message stating she had cursed him. She warned that the curse would remain unless Beatz fulfilled the rest of the compensation.
Beatz Vampire's ex-mother-in-law chided over compensation saga
Netizens who watched Beatz's story on social media were upset with the woman. Many in the comments section criticised her.
@Justjay wrote:
"All this wahala from a promiscuous, cheating girlfriend 😅. I love and appreciate my single life."
@Empressbaby1 wrote:
"The guy is a cool guy paa cuz eiiii girlfriend k3k3🙄hmmmmm."
@Ghana Shade Room wrote:
"My rule: DNA TEST before naming ceremony."
@User59828738201347 wrote:
"They wan finish this guy."
Nurse cries out as husband cheats
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian woman lamented how her husband and a friend betrayed her with a video of her tirade surfacing online much later.
In the viral TikTok video, she explained that her very good friend had taken her husband away.
Based on her bitter experience, the lady said in the viral video that marriage was a waste of time.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
