Chidinma denies sleeping with Clarence Peters says 'we are still fresh'

The two of them are "too close for comfort", many have said.
Award winning singer Chidinma is currently in the process of denying all rumours surrounding a possible love affair with her friend, colleague and video director Clarence Peters. Their hand in hand entrance at the 2014 MAMAs in Durban last month sparked the rumours.
The MTN ambassador admits she's been tagged with so many other male celebrities in Nigeria but none of the affairs are true.
In a new interview with Encomium Weekly Magazine, the young songstress claims those rumours are what they are – RUMOURS!!!
"The story is not true", she told the mag, "Funny enough, he [Peters] is not the only man I was alleged to be dating." she ended.
The singer has once been tagged to Soundcity's VJ Adams, pop star Wizkid and others.
From her explanation, looks like all those affairs only happened in people's heads but we will keep you guys posted when we smell something.

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