
Social media has been agog with the news of popular rapper Omoniyi Raphael, widely known as Zlatan Ibile, as he officially ties the knot with his longtime partner, Davita.
The lavish ceremony, tagged #DTTheUnion, held on Saturday, October 24, 2026 in Lagos, and has quickly become one of the most talked-about entertainment events of the weekend.
The wedding was a poignant display of culture and love, with the couple setting the tone earlier in the day by sharing stunning pre-wedding portraits on Instagram.
The 'Zanku' crooner donned a white traditional outfit detailed with red bead trimmings and layers of coral necklaces, while Davita stunned in a deep red beaded off-shoulder gown paired with a matching headpiece, both embracing elaborate Benin traditional attire.
The star-studded ceremony drew an impressive lineup of celebrities, including Davido, Burna Boy, Bella Shmurda, Fola, Folagade Banks, Asake, Carter Efe, and Phyno, among others.
The Nigerian Voice recalls that Zlatan announced the wedding across his social media pages with a pre-wedding video featuring a voice-over from their eldest son.
The couple, who have been lovebirds for years, share two children, Toluwalase Shiloh Omoniyi and Benaiah.



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