Chris Sails Mocks Queen Naija’s Boyfriend for Gifting Her a Birkin Bag

As a pair, Queen Naija and her partner, Clarence White, are still going high. Recently, by handing her a Birkin bag at a party, the latter spoiled the singer-songwriter, while it looked like her ex-boyfriend Chris Sails was not here for it and ridiculed Clarence.


Clarence was seen smirking at the camera in some video finding its way round to social media, as his girlfriend opened a package that showed an orange Birkin case. After knowing what she got, the YouTube character became so happy that she began to dance happily, while people proceeded to capture the moment.


For both Naija and Clarence, it was indeed such a happy occasion, but Chris Sails obviously had some reservations as to whether Clarence had purchased it with his own capital. “He shared a video to his own page that found him saying, “Hold on, hold on, hold on. Clarence didn’t get her a Birkin first of all. Queen got the money from Clarebear and Clarebear got the Birkin from her.” Then, while carrying his newborn son, he bursted into laughter.


Naija reacted to the video, but she was apparently unbothered. She chose, instead of striking back, to take this chance to advertise her latest song. “Anyway my new single ‘BITTER’ feat. Mulatto drops Tuesday,” she wrote.
In 2014, at 19 years of age, Chris and Naija began dating in high school before tying the knot. In 2016, the then-couple also launched a YouTube channel named “Chris and Queen” which featured famous song covers, videos of them performing multiple challenges and much more.

Soon, as Chris was having an affair with another lady, trouble in paradise ensued and this topic fell into the attention of the media. Since Naija applied for divorce, they formally parted ways in 2017.
Naija continued dating Clarence after the split and welcomed their first child together, a son named Legend Lorenzo White. Naija has a son as well, CJ, with Chris.

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