Peter Okoye responds to Paul Okoye, Hints on possible break up

So, The image Paul Okoye shared yesterday, Had his other half, Peter in it. .He was replaced by a studio. .Wow! We guess the P-Square Boys apparently are on the verge of a break up.

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After revealing the secrets and reason behind the drama, Peter Okoye took to his instagram to react to the fact that Paul Cropped him out of a Photo the 3 brothers all took together and replaced him with a studio (See Above).

And cutting me off from a picture and replacing me with a studio set says it all my bro. All because you want to sound matured And letting the pple insult and Laff at me. Peter Okoye the social media rant. I wish you well in all you do my bro. God bless our hustle . #voice4thevoiceless

With this, Peter Okoye hinted on a possible PSquare break up.

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