Yhemolee Reacts After Wife’s Rose Vibrator Mistakenly Surfaces Online

• Nigerian socialite Yhemolee has sparked conversation online after a photo of his child on Snapchat accidentally revealed his wife Thayour B’s rose vibrator, prompting the entertainer to defend her openly.

Popular Nigerian socialite Yhemolee has responded after his wife’s rose vibrator surfaced accidentally in a photo he posted on Snapchat. The intimate item was spotted in the background while he was sharing a picture of their son.

Yhemolee and his longtime partner, Thayour B, tied the knot in September 2024, following their traditional wedding weeks earlier. The couple welcomed their first child, a baby boy named Amiron Oluwafeyernmi Idowu, on January 4, 2025.

On Thursday, while admiring and posting a picture of his son, an unexpected detail caught the attention of social media users — the rose vibrator belonging to his wife.

The image quickly gained traction, with many questioning whether Yhemolee noticed the adult toy before posting the picture.
One user, @OmartheDJ, asked: “Egbon mi, younno see am as you post ni?”

Replying directly, Yhemolee confirmed that he saw it and went on to defend his wife without hesitation.

He wrote: “I see am, shuu e get who no dey use rose? Una dey ment? Why all of una dey do like say una see forbidden fruit? Sometimes if energy don low you go use a machine support your performance.”

He added jokingly, “Oya oya una don catch me.”

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Screenshots of the exchange have since circulated widely, with reactions ranging from shock to amusement. Many praised Yhemolee for boldly defending his wife and promoting openness about intimacy, while others expressed surprise at the candid revelation.

The socialite later clarified that his wife does not rely on the vibrator constantly, explaining that she only uses it when he is not around and does not misuse it.

His frank response has since sparked a broader conversation online about modern relationships, transparency, and the normalization of intimate aids.