You’re Not Supposed to Post Us Online’: Zlatan’s Wife Davita Warns Carter Efe at White Wedding
Davita Lamai, wife of Nigerian rapper Zlatan Ibile, has sparked reactions online after asking popular skitmaker and streamer Carter Efe and his girlfriend, Taylor Jasmine, to stop recording and sharing videos from their white wedding in Morocco.
In a video circulating on social media, Davita was seen approaching the couple and requesting that they switch off their cameras during the private ceremony.
The bride reportedly warned them against livestreaming, recording or posting moments from the wedding online.
“You’re not supposed to be posting us online,” Davita was heard telling them.
The moment reportedly occurred while Carter Efe and Taylor Jasmine were capturing activities at the star-studded celebration.
Davita’s request has generated mixed reactions on social media, with some users finding the exchange amusing, while others supported her decision to keep certain moments of her wedding private.
Carter Efe is known for livestreaming events and sharing behind-the-scenes moments with his followers. However, Davita appeared determined to keep her special occasion away from public attention.
The incident has also renewed conversations about privacy at celebrity events, particularly as livestreaming and social media content creation become increasingly common at weddings and other private celebrations.
Inside Zlatan and Davita’s Wedding Preparations
Meanwhile, the CEO of WhiteStone Event Place in Oniru, Kehinde Onabanjo-Iyiola, popularly known as KOI, has shared details of how her team prepared the newly established venue for Zlatan and Davita’s traditional wedding.
The ceremony, held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, attracted several celebrities and prominent personalities from Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
Speaking in an interview with Ayomide Davido, CEO of Aso Ebi Styles, Onabanjo-Iyiola revealed that the wedding was deliberately selected as the venue’s first major event.
She explained that construction of the facility began in February 2026, while the couple first visited the location around May to make enquiries.
According to her, Zlatan and Davita initially had concerns about whether the venue could be completed in less than five months.
However, the management continued to assure them that the facility would be ready ahead of their wedding.
Onabanjo-Iyiola also identified the venue’s location along the coastal road and its parking facilities as some of the reasons it appealed to the couple.
She disclosed that more than 650 cars were parked during the celebration, adding that the facility could accommodate close to 800 vehicles.
The venue’s management also worked with Zapphaire Events, the event planning company owned by Funke Bucknor-Obruthe, to prepare for the occasion.
Zlatan and Davita’s wedding attracted widespread attention, with several entertainers and high-profile guests attending the celebration.
