Following a separation that was anything but quiet, a divorce process steeped in public emotion, and the loud voice of a hurting single mother, lawsuits have now officially entered the chat in the failed marriage of popular musician, Harrysong.
Just when many assumed the dust was settling, sometime last week, his ex-wife, Alexer Peres, reignited the conversation with a four-minute video that quickly found its way across social media. Tearful and visibly exhausted, she spoke candidly about what she described as an increasingly difficult co-parenting experience with the singer.
In the emotionally charged video, Alexer alleged that Harrysong had deliberately chosen to frustrate her, insisting that peace would remain elusive for as long as she stayed in Asaba and refused to return to his house
Then came the hardest part of her revelation.
According to Alexer, she had made the painful decision to leave the children in Harrysong’s custody while she relocates to Lagos to “find her path.” A choice she admitted was anything but easy, one that sounded less like freedom and more like survival.
While social media processed her tears, the musician responded, not with a video, not with a statement, but with legal papers.
Quietly but firmly, Harrysong filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife, demanding a public apology within 14 days, or damages amounting to ₦1 billion. No captions. No counter-video. Just court documents.
And just like that, what began as a marriage, then became a messy separation, has now evolved into a full-blown legal standoff, played out before an audience that didn’t ask, but can’t look away.
At this point, one question lingers louder than the rest:
Where and when does it get better for this couple?