Nollywood actor and online matchmaker, Adams Kehinde, popularly known as Lege Miami, has opened up about his dissatisfaction with what he described as a one-sided friendship with Seyi Tinubu, son of Nigeria’s president.

According to Gossip News Now , Lege made the disclosure in a video shared online, where he explained that the relationship—often assumed by the public to give him influence—has instead brought him unexpected pressure.

He said the perceived connection has affected both his finances and personal peace, as people frequently approach him with requests, personal problems and expectations simply because they believe he has direct access to Seyi Tinubu.

Lege noted that while Seyi Tinubu checks on him from time to time, most of the burden associated with the friendship comes from outsiders who assume he can easily influence decisions or access resources.

“I don’t enjoy being Seyi Tinubu’s friend at all,” Lege said in part. “I’ve spent my matchmaking money on this issue because people keep saying I’m Seyi Tinubu’s friend. He only calls me occasionally to ask how I’m doing.”

The actor’s comments come days after he alleged that he was edited out of a special documentary produced to celebrate Seyi Tinubu’s 40th birthday.

In a viral clip, Lege Miami accused the president’s son’s handlers of removing his segment from the video because of his poor command of English.

However, he later clarified that Seyi Tinubu should not be blamed for the incident, adding that his own difficulty with expressing himself fluently in English contributed to what happened.